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A legal battle has broken out over Jimmy Buffett’s $275 million estate, with his wife and accountant initiating proceedings for control of the trust.

In a petition filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, Jane Buffett points to an “unsolvable rift” with Rick Mozenter, the co-trustee of her husband’s estate allegedly acting against her best interests. She accuses Mozenter of mismanaging the trust, which is paying her roughly $2 million annually at a rate of return of less than one percent. Based on the estimate, Mozenter told the late singer’s wife to “consider adjustments” to her lifestyle or sell her own assets to make up the difference, the lawsuit says.

The relationship collapsed last month, with Jane Buffett telling Mozenter that she’d sue unless he resigned by Monday. Mozenter, in turn, filed a petition in Florida state court over the weekend to remove her as co-trustee and personal representative of the estate.

Jimmy Buffett’s widow has filed a petition to have the co-trustee of her late husband’s $275 million estate removed, alleging conduct that “belittled, disrespected, and condescended” her.

Prior to the “Margaritaville” singer’s September 2023 death, Buffett chose accountant Rick Mozenter of the business management firm Gelfand, Rennert & Feldman Llp as Jane Buffett’s co-trustee on his estate; Mozenter, in turn, brought in lawyer Jeffrey Smith to represent the trustees.

In Jane Buffett’s petition, filed in a Los Angeles superior court and obtained by Rolling Stone, it alleges, “Mr.

Exclusive: Biotech entrepreneur Jonathan E. Lim, M.D.’s production and financing company City Hill Arts and Forrest Gump Oscar winner Wendy Finerman are producing the feature take of Chasing My Cure.

The project is based on the true story of David Fajgenbaum, a former star quarterback-turned-medical student who began a furious charge to save his own life when he was diagnosed with a rare and usually fatal illness.

The story centers on Fajgenbaum, once a beast-like Georgetown quarterback and now a brilliant medical student, who is struck down with a fatal disease and given only six months to live. With no known cure, he gathers together an unconventional team to challenge every presumption of the medical establishment in a race to save his own life.

Today, Dr. Fajgenbaum is a leader in the medical community. Dr. Fajgenbaum and his team at Every Cure and the University of Pennsylvania were...

What is the perfect crime... and could you get away with it? That question lies at the core of Perfect Crime Story, a new comics anthology from Iron Circus Comics.

Edited by Kel McDonald, comprising 300+ pages, and spotlighting 25 lighthearted crime stories, Perfect Crime Story will be crowdfunding on BackerKit, and we're thrilled to exclusively reveal the creative teams and details for three of the tales featured in the new collection!

Below, we have exclusive details on The Crime Beat by Van Jensen & Neal Obermeyer, Psikotika Will Strike At Midnight by Illuminated, and Darling Doesn't Know by John Konrad, as well as exclusive comments from the creators of these Perfect Crime Party stories!

We also have a look at the cover art by Jeff Smith as well as the press release with additional details, and to learn more about supporting Perfect Crime Story, be sure to visit:

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Time Studios, the production arm of the newsmagazine, is making a number of changes to its executive team.

The company has promoted a number of executives while three execs are leaving and the unit is searching for a CEO.

The moves were unveiled by Time CEO Jessica Sibley in a note to staff.

Mike Beck and Alexa Conway, who were interim Co-Heads of Time Studios are leaving the company, as is former Co-Head of Documentary Ali Johnes, who has struck a first-look deal with the company as a producer.

Loren Hammonds, who was Co-Head of Documentary alongside Johnes, has been named Head of Documentary, having worked on projects such as Max’s Katrina Babies and HBO Sports’ The Lionheart.

Jeff Smith, who was formerly an exec producer at Time Studios, has been named Head of Formats and Specials, alongside his role as exec producer and will work on live events...

Jeff Smith, the cartoonist best known for Bone, suffered a cardiac arrest on Sunday, according to a statement shared by his publisher Kathleen Glosan on the platform X, formally known as Twitter.

Smith is canceling his remaining tour dates amid his recovery.

“Jeff Smith is recuperating from a cardiac arrest, which he suffered on Sunday. There will be a long road to recovery, so regrettably we must cancel the remainder of his book tour this year,” Glosan stated.

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Jeff Smith is recuperating from a cardiac arrest, which he suffered on Sunday. There will be a long road to recovery, so regrettably we must cancel the remainder of his book tour this year 1/2@cartoonbooksinc @jeffsmithsbone pic.twitter.com/tjHBP0AyFs

— kathleen glosan (@kathleenglosan) August 19, 2023

He had been on his Dawn of Men tour since March to celebrate the release of his new graphic novel, Tuki, a prehistoric-themed action series...

Cartoonist Jeff Smith, beloved for his popular indie comic book epic “Bone,” suffered a heart attack this past Sunday and has canceled his book tour for the remainder of this year. The news about Smith, 63, was first shared by representatives from Smith’s own Cartoon Books publishing company, including Smith’s wife.

“Jeff Smith is recuperating from a cardiac arrest, which he suffered on Sunday. There will be a long road to recovery, so regrettably we must cancel the remainder of his book tour this year,” Cartoon Books production manager Kathleen Glosan shared on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

Jeff Smith is possibly the greatest cartoonist working in the Western world today; immense love to Jeff and Vijaya at what must be a very scary time https://t.co/gP45MemN2i

— Al Kennedy (@housetoastonish) August 19, 2023

In another message, Glosan continued, “We hope this is just...

A new piece of Peanuts fan art imagines Charlie Brown with a full head of hair, sparking debate as to the meaning behind the curly line on his forehead.

An image posted on Twitter shows Charlie Brown in profile, sporting light blond hair with a wavy curl on the forehead. The artist, who goes by Alex, did not intend this hairdo to be a radical new look for the character, but rather an interpretation of the curly line the cartoon's creator, Charles M. Schulz, drew on his head. It has mostly been interpreted as a single strand of hair, although it can be seen as an implication of more going on. While the new artwork had some detractors, many agreed that Brown's round, pink head is not an indication of baldness but of a fair blond buzz cut accentuated by a curl at the front.

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