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Investigation in Tokyo

Actor Nijiro Murakami, known for Alice in Borderland, faces an investigation for alleged assault against his ex-partner. The events occurred in the Shibuya district, Tokyo, between March and May. The victim reported four incidents in which she was hit and pulled.

Murakami posted a statement on Instagram. He offered “sincere apologies for the great concern and inconvenience caused to everyone involved and his supporters.” He added that he will speak later about the case.

According to Japanese media, the actor partially acknowledged the facts during the investigation. He noted, “There’s no doubt I hurt her.” The investigation was turned over to the prosecutor’s office to determine if there are formal charges.

Pause in his career

His representation agency has not issued an official statement. Meanwhile, Murakami withdrew from the television project Strange: Junji Ito’s Strange Stories That Keep You Up at Night, which was scheduled to premiere on July 3. The actor achieved international recognition after participating in the Netflix series.

Celebrities united by El Tri

Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar experienced Mexico’s match against Ecuador at the Mexico City Stadium. At his side, Pepe Aguilar and Aneliz shared the emotion. The patriot held the national flag and kissed it repeatedly.

In another section of the property, Belinda arrived accompanied by Miguel Bosé. The interpreter documented on social networks the two goals that sealed the pass to the next round of the World Cup.

At the end of the match, Belinda presented a recognition to the soccer player Julián Andrés Quiñones, scorer of the first goal. She herself said that she fulfilled two dreams: meeting Bosé and seeing the National Team win in a World Cup.

It was a night of football and entertainment where the spotlights also shone on the attendees.

A diagnosis that changed his life

Danny Glover, star of Lethal Weapon and The Color Purple, announced that he has been suffering from Alzheimer’s for several years. The news was given in an interview with journalist Lester Holt.

The 79-year-old actor explained that the neurodegenerative disorder has affected his speech, mobility and memory. Despite being a progressive and incurable disease, he assures that he tries to live in the present and stay active physically and mentally.

The support of his family has been key to facing this stage. Glover highlighted that he adapts every day to the changes that the condition brings.

His career spans more than four decades. He achieved worldwide fame as Detective Roger Murtaugh in the Lethal Weapon saga, alongside Mel Gibson. He also shined in The Color Purple by Steven Spielberg, Predator 2 and Saw.

Outside of film, Glover is a renowned activist for civil rights and social justice. The Academy awarded him the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for his work.

The revelation generated numerous expressions of affection towards the actor, who continues to be a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.