Julia Jacobs is a reporter at The New York Times. She covers breaking news related to the arts and culture, with a focus on civil lawsuits and criminal cases, while also writing features and profiles about film, TV, theater, comedy, and dance. Julia's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Virginian-Pilot, The Morning Call, and The Baltimore Sun.
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By: Julia Jacobs, Ben Sisario
A woman and a male prostitute meet for sex in a luxury hotel suite that, in the government's telling, has been lit for filming and stocked with baby oil and drugs. Another man watches and sometimes captures the events on video. These sexual marathons, complete with a cleanup staff, sometimes went on for days.
By: Julia Jacobs
After the Alec Baldwin movie turned into the scene of a tragedy with the death of its cinematographer, the film will debut next month at a festival that celebrates cinematography.
By: Ben Sisario, Julia Jacobs
The music mogul, wearing tan jail clothes at a court hearing, waved and smiled at six of his children and his mother in the gallery.
By: Julia Jacobs
The Houston lawyer Tony Buzbee filed suits in New York with new allegations of rape and sexual assault from 1995 to 2021. Mr. Combs denied the accusations.
By: Julia Jacobs, Ben Sisario
The music mogul’s business portfolio has shrunk, in part because of multiple sex abuse allegations, but his wealth remains a critical factor as his criminal case unfolds.
While Sean Combs faces numerous anonymous accusers in both civil and criminal court who claim he sexually abused them, his lawyers have argued that such anonymity is an unfair obstacle to his defense.
By: Julia Jacobs, Ben Sisario
NEW YORK – Sean Combs appeared in a Manhattan courtroom Tuesday as his lawyers objected to the prosecution’s use of handwritten notes found inside the music mogul’s jail cell, arguing that his rights had been violated when they were turned over to prosecutors.
By: Julia Jacobs, Alex Marshall
TORUN, Poland — It was just more than three years ago that Alec Baldwin was practicing drawing a gun on the set of the western “Rust” in New Mexico when it went off, firing a live round that killed its cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, and wounded its director, Joel Souza.
By: Ben Sisario, Julia Jacobs
Sean Combs, an embattled music mogul who has been charged with sex trafficking and racketeering, will remain in jail after a federal judge Friday said he would continue to weigh arguments about Combs' release.
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