A man who stabbed his wife and mother-in-law to death in a "senseless slaughter" at their Oxfordshire home has been sentence to life in prison and will serve a minimum of 36 years. Turkish national Ensar Gol, 22, returned home in the early hours of the morning, took a knife from the kitchen and went upstairs to the bedroom where he repeatedly stabbed his 28-year-old wife, Michala. Her mother, Julie Sahin, 50, and a family friend, Casey Wilson, 20, ran upstairs and tried to intervene but were also both stabbed, Mrs Sahin fatally.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Barbie,” now playing in theaters nationwide. Greta Gerwig‘s “Barbie” ends with an ingenious final joke. Margot Robbie’s eponymous doll has become human and appears to be walking into a job interview, when it’s revealed that she’s actually at a doctor’s office. “I’m here to see my gynecologist,” Barbie says with a huge smile, despite not having any genitals (which is joked about earlier in the film).

Jellysmack has acquired Law&Crime Network, the legal and true-crime video network and production company headed by Dan Abrams. Terms of the deal were not disclosed; Jellysmack said Law&Crime Network is the company’s largest acquisition to date.

Melanie Griffith has worked on dozens of movies over the years, from high-profile movies like Something Wild and Working Girl to box-office bombs like Shining Through. As the daughter of well-known actress Tippi Hedren, Griffith has been immersed in the entertainment industry her entire life. Although Griffith has had many positive experiences on movie sets, she was one of a group of actors who sustained serious injuries while filming the 1981 film Roar.

A man has been sentenced to more than five years’ imprisonment after he was convicted of knife offences and one count of burglary. Carlo Grossi, aged 33, of Two Mile Ash in Milton Keynes, pleaded guilty to four counts of having a bladed article in a public place/threatening another with a bladed/pointed article and one count of burglary in a hearing at Aylesbury Crown Court. The first offence occurred at around 6.