According to witnesses, the young police officer who arrested Justin Timberlake for allegedly driving while intoxicated did not recognize his name or know he was a celebrity. Page Six reported that the 43-year-old Timberlake was with friends at the American Hotel in Sag Harbor on Monday night. The sources said the police were sitting outside where the pop star was having dinner. They said when he left the hotel, the officers “pulled out, and they pulled him over for a traffic violation.” A source said Timberlake took a field sobriety test but refused the breathalyzer. “His friends were telling the police, ‘Let him go, let him go,’” the source said, per the outlet.  The witness also relayed that the cop “was so young that he didn’t even know” who the former NSYNC band member was. “He didn’t recognize him or his name,” the source said. Another witness claimed, “Justin said under his breath, ‘This is going to ruin the tour.’ The cop replied, ‘What tour?’ Justin said, ‘The world tour.’” “He was a gentleman,” the second witness added, per Page Six. “He didn’t show any entitlement at all. He did refuse the tests, but that is his right.” The 10-time Grammy Award winner was photographed leaving the police station alongside his legal representation on Tuesday morning. His mugshot has been making the rounds online.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Surveillance footage shows Timberlake’s 2025 BMW driving down a deserted street near the American Hotel. The arrest report says Timberlake was stopped after a police officer noticed him ignoring a stop sign and “fail[ing] to keep on the right side of the roadway,” per People. The officer reported that Timberlake’s “eyes were bloodshot and glassy, a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was emanating from his breath, he was unable to divide attention, he had slowed speech, he was unsteady afoot, and he performed poorly on all standardized field sobriety tests.” The report also noted that Timberlake said, “I had one martini and I followed my friends home.” The “Cry Me a River” singer was charged with one count of driving while intoxicated and was given citations for running a stop sign and failure to keep in lane. The father of two, who is married to actress Jessica Biel, is due back in court on July 26 for a hearing, as The Daily Wire previously reported. Timberlake is slated to perform in Chicago this weekend and at Madison Square Garden in New York City next week as part of his Forget Tomorrow tour, which began in April.

Buster Murdaugh, the only surviving son of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh, has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, Warner Bros., and others for defamation. Buster, the older brother of Alex’s murdered son Paul, filed the suit on Friday, alleging the defendants defamed him by insinuating he and Paul were behind the murder of a gay teen in South Carolina back in 2015. The matter concerns the death of Stephen Smith, whose car ran out of gas on July 8, 2015. He was allegedly struck by a vehicle while walking along the road, but documentaries and news articles produced by the defendants alleged that Alex Murdaugh’s sons were behind the death. More recently, Buster says in his lawsuit, outlets have reported on other individuals being responsible for Smith’s death, and Buster has never been notified by anyone in law enforcement of any allegations against him for the killing. Buster alleges that these claims were included in the documentary, “Murdaugh Murders; Deadly Dynasty,” produced by Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. and aired on the Investigation Discovery channel, as well as the Discovery+ streaming channel. Buster’s lawsuit claims that a 10-minute section of the documentary “falsely suggests and subtly accuses” Buster of murdering Smith. Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc., and Warner Media Entertainment Pages, Inc., were also behind a three-part documentary titled “Low Country: The Murdaugh Dynasty,” which Buster says suggested he and others killed Smith with a baseball bat because he was gay. This documentary also alleged that Buster and Smith had a romantic relationship, which Buster says is “untrue.” Buster is suing Netflix over its own documentary series “Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal,” which depicted a red-haired man with a baseball bat. Buster is known for his red hair. This documentary also included statements from participants saying, “Everyone keeps coming up to me and saying it was the Murdaugh boys” and “listening to these statements, it is pretty clear; Stephen’s death is intertwined with the Murdaughs,” according to Buster’s lawsuit. The series also suggests Buster and Smith were in a romantic relationship. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP In addition to these companies, Buster is also suing other companies involved in the production of these documentaries and Gannett Co., a major newspaper publisher that publishes The Hampton County Guardian. Buster is suing the Guardian’s editor over his statements in the Netflix documentary, which allude to Buster’s alleged involvement in Smith’s death. Buster’s father, Alex, is currently serving consecutive life sentences for the murders of his wife, Maggie, and youngest son, Paul. Murdaugh has denied killing his family members. In addition, Alex is serving decades-long sentences for financial crimes. Buster has not been charged with any crimes.

Justin Moore clearly knows how to listen to his fans, as proven at a recent concert. The show took place in Ohio — during the popular Country Fest, to be more specific. A whole list of beloved country stars performed that day, including Lainey Wilson and Thomas Rhett. Although they were all spectacular, Moore’s time on stage continues to stand out to fans. Just when Moore was about to start playing his 2019 hit, The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home, the crowd began to cheer “USA.” Moore could have moved on to the song he had planned but, instead, he used this moment to show some patriotism. “We don’t do this often, but sometimes when it’s that strong, we decide to do this right here,” Moore says to the audience as he prepares to sing The National Anthem, “and I think it’s the only thing that we could do that’s anything close to appropriate.” @whiskeyriff Justin Moore stopped the show after a USA chant and sang the National Anthem. // whiskeyriff.com @Justin Moore #whiskeyriff #justinmoore ♬ original sound – Whiskey Riff With his hat removed, and a hand across his heart, Moore gave an a capella rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner that greatly moved the crowd. Moore invites them to join along as he sings, and they’re more than happy to do just that. Justin Moore Pulls Off Unforgettable Rendition of The National Anthem at Country Fest Fittingly, this performance just so happened to take place on June 14 — this is both Flag Day and when the United States Army was founded in 1775. How fitting! Fans can’t stop raving over this patriotic moment, no matter if they were able to witness it in person or online. “One of the most underrated country music artists of the last 20 years,” one fan writes in the comments, with another adding, “I have chills watching this on here. Love this respect.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Country Star Stops Performance… And Begins Chills-Inducing Rendition Of The National Anthem appeared first on InspireMore.

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