He’s considerate and thoughtful, and I genuinely feel safe with him. I don’t want to marry or move in with him, but the bare minimum I expect from a relationship is time. Am I justified in ending an otherwise great relationship with a very good man over this? You can see pure motives and fine execution and wonder why he bothered to date someone when he barely has one night a week. • E-mail Carolyn at tellme@washpost.com, or chat with her online at noon Eastern time each Friday at washingtonpost.com.

Norton Rose Fulbright’s Global Head of Litigation and Disputes Richard Krumholz (Dallas and New York) and US Co-Head of Corporate, M&A and Securities Scarlet McNellie (Dallas) have been included in the 2025 edition of D CEO Magazine’s Dallas 500 in the Professional Services category. The 10th annual list, which highlights the most influential executives in North Texas, includes more than 50 industry categories. Honorees are selected by the magazine’s editors through a series of personal interviews and a months-long research process. As Global Head of Litigation and Disputes, he manages the firm’s 1,200 disputes lawyers across more than 50 offices. The Dallas 500 can be found on the publication’s website and extended interviews with each honoree appear in the print edition available for purchase.

An attorney representing two women who testified before the House Ethics Committee told ABC News in an interview that former Rep. Matt Gaetz paid both his adult clients for sex. (Alex Brandon/AP)"Just to be clear, both of your clients testified that they were paid by Rep. Gaetz to have sex?" Leppard's interview with ABC News comes days after he publicly called for the House Ethics Committee to be released. We would support the House Ethics Committee immediately releasing their report. Lawyer tells ABC News his 2 clients told House Ethics Committee that Gaetz paid them for sex originally appeared on abcnews.go.com

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Auli’I Cravalho talks ‘Moana 2,’ starring in ‘Cabaret’ on Broadway Cravalho discusses becoming a young adult alongside her character Moana, producing the live-action version of the film and what she hopes audiences will take away from her “Cabaret” performance.

Nardine Saad | (TNS) Los Angeles TimesMartha Stewart thinks a second version of the buzzed-about Netflix documentary on her life needs to be made. So I’m going to go talk to them about maybe doing version two,” the 83-year-old told “The Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon. I mean, I’ve lived a long time and I just thought maybe we’ve left out some stuff … good stuff.”The Martha Stewart Living founder, who appears peeved occasionally throughout the documentary, told Fallon she didn’t enjoy the process of making the film. “Martha” delves into Stewart’s challenging upbringing and her contentious marriage to publisher Andy Stewart, including cheating allegations. Earlier this week, Stewart raved about the virtues of the film on “The Drew Barrymore Show” and said that her grandchildren liked the documentary.

By Glenn Whipp, Los Angeles Times (TNS)Quincy Jones had already written his speech to accept an honorary Oscar this year at the motion picture academy’s annual Governors Awards. But he died two weeks before Sunday’s ceremony, so it was left to his daughter Rashida Jones to deliver his words. “Would we call it an Oscar?” Grant mused, wrapping up his speech. It’s a better-than-nothing Oscar.” Addressing Curtis, Grant added that he hoped they’d work together one more time, perhaps on “Four Funerals and a Wedding.”Accepting the award, Curtis good-naturedly returned the sentiments of Grant’s introduction. “I’m deeply grateful and profoundly moved because I watched my father accept this award in 1981,” Broccoli said.

PoliticsLawyer accuses Matt Gaetz of paying two clients for sexAn attorney for two women who testified before a House Ethics panel said former congressman Matt Gaetz (R-Florida) paid his clients for sex and that one witnessed Gaetz having sex with a 17-year-old at a party.

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