Felicity Huffman and her husband William H. Macy enjoyed a night out in Santa Monica with friends on Friday night. The couple have rarely been seen since the college admissions scandal.
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The star s horseback riding session comes just over two months after a source told ET that Felicity s life is back to normal as her family is thriving. Both of her daughters are thriving in college, the source said. Her husband has great projects in the works and she has a big project in the works. Felicity did the walk in the right way, accepted responsibility, and rehabilitated her career and reputation.
Focused: The 58-year-old reality star donned a plaid shirt with riding pants and a helmet during her riding session
Felicity and husband William H. Macy are parents to daughters Sofia, 20, and Georgia, 19.
William McGlashan Jr. ordered to three months in prison, $250K fine
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Former TPG Capital senior executive William McGlashan Jr., previously of Palo Alto, was sentenced last week to three months in prison and a $250,000 fine for his involvement in the 2019 college bribery admissions scandal in which 57 people face federal charges, including Hollywood celebrities, college athletics coaches and multimillionaire business executives.
Former Palo Alto resident William McGlashan Jr., 57, was sentenced to serve three months in prison and pay a $250,000 fine for his role in the college admissions scandal. Courtesy PhotoSpin.
McGlashan, 57, was sentenced by the U.S. District Court Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton to three months in prison, two years of supervised release, a fine of $250,000 and 250 hours of community service on May 12. After initially trying to fight the charges, McGlashan pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud
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Operation Varsity Blues: Here s What We Know About Rick Singer s Status in 2021
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At the start of the 2019 college bribery scandal, it came out that William Rick Singer orchestrated the shady dealings that helped the children of wealthy parents get into elite universities. Netflix s crime docudrama
Singer s scheme, dubbed Operation Varsity Blues by the government, involved hiring people to take standardized exams for students and faking their sports credentials to gain them admissions as athletic recruits. His clients included wealthy CEOs and celebrities who paid him off through his purported charity, the Key Worldwide Foundation. Affluent parents could legally pay dozens of millions to get their kids into prestigious universities, but Singer offered a less expensive route. (That said, his services could still cost hundreds of thousands, as he paid off testing and university administrators.) Prosecutors alleged Singer received a cushy sum of $25 million from his client