Cheat Sheet - The Clippers’ Cruella De Ville

Today: 'Dozens and Dozens' of Hollywood Sex Assault Victims Coming Forward, Lawyer Says , Putin to Ukraine: Withdraw Troops , 55 Colleges Face Sex-Assault Inquiries May 01, 2014 FOUL SHOT 1. The Clippers' Cruella De Ville Before she became the de facto head of the Los Angeles Clippers, Donald Sterling's wife Rochelle was accused of posing as a health inspector to "intimidate African-American and Latino tenants," Michael Daly reports. If Mrs. Sterling wants to attend more playoff games—or even hold on to the team—she needs to explain her role in her husband's effort to push out minority tenants. Read it at The Daily Beast SEQUEL 2. 'Dozens' of New Hollywood Sex Assault Victims Are Coming The lawyer suing X-Men director Bryan Singer and other powerful Hollywood figures for alleged sexual assault says "dozens and dozens and dozens of victims" are alleging abuse by other "big names," Tim Teeman exclusively reports. Attorney Jeff Herman said agents, directors, and actors might be among the next to be sued—amid claims of a secret sex ring focused around children. Read it at The Daily Beast simple request 3. Putin to Ukraine: Withdraw Troops Russia wants Ukraine to just hand over the eastern part of the country. As pro-Russian separatists gain ground in the embattled region, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested the Ukrainian government should withdraw its troops. Putin told German Chancellor Angela Merkel Thursday that "it was imperative today to withdraw all military units from the southeastern regions," and requested a "broad national dialogue" to issue reforms to the country's constitution. Read it at The Washington Post CRACK DOWN 4. 55 Colleges Face Sexual Assault Investigations The Education Department announced Thursday it will release the names of the 55 colleges and universities facing investigation by the federal government for how they handle sexual assault cases on campus. The list includes Ohio State, Arizona State, Swarthmore College, Catholic University, Harvard, Princeton, and Dartmouth among others. The investigations fall under the federal Title IX statute, which forbids gender discrimination at schools that receive federal money. One in five female students is assaulted, according to a recent White House report. Read it at AP RESISTANCE IS FUTILE 5. When Antibiotics Don't Work The World Health Organization reported Wednesday that antibiotic resistance is a global health problem, but Russell Sanders writes that is your problem too. Imagine a world in which your doctor can't practice medicine without drugs like penicillin. Read it at The Daily Beast HILLARY 2016 Bill Clinton Defends His Economic Record It's not so popular among Dems today. BACK IN THE USSR Russia Throws Soviet-Style Parade In Red Square on May Day. BACKWARDS Sharia Law Goes Into Effect in Brunei First in East Asia. KIDS THESE DAYS 60+ Teens Vandalize N.J. High School Arrested for urinating in halls, flipping desks. MONSTER Vet Accused of Keeping Dogs for Blood Told owners they were euthanized. Esquire Thanks to Rob Ford, Toronto Is Falling Apart GQ Who Is the New Worst Owner in Sports? The Cut The Final Word on James Franco Picking Up Underagers GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Viral Video of the Day: Jon Lajoie Wants You to 'Please Use This Song' The YouTube sensation is back—and he needs the money. More Videos John Oliver Calls U.S. Politics 'Nauseating' by Marlow Stern Palermo Has an Underground Mummy City by Nina Strochlic Secrets of 'The Sopranos' by Alex Suskind

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