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0:00It's March 20th. Let's get into entertainment and celebrity news. A federal jury in San Francisco just ruled that Elon Musk misled Twitter investors back in 2022. They said his negative comments about the platform were meant to push down the price so he could snag it for less than his initial $44 billion dollar offer. This all stemmed from Musk's tweets, claiming Twitter was overrun with fake accounts. The jurors found he knew better but used those posts anyway to try backing out of the deal. Investors sued, arguing his actions hurt the stock price right before the takeover. Musk ended up buying the company anyway at the full price and later renamed it X. The verdict came down on Friday after a trial in federal court, now both sides will head to arguments over what penalties Musk might face. That wraps up the big decision in this long-running Twitter saga, with more to come on the next steps.