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Guilty of assaulting employees: The widow of the former Korean Air chairman received a suspended prison sentence Tuesday for assault and other abuses of her chauffeur, security guard and other employees. Lee Myung-hee, 70, was found guilty of habitual abuse toward helpless “victims who were under her influence” and was given a twoyear prison sentence.

“Dancing” hosts gone: The dance has ended for “Dancing With the Stars” hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews. ABC said the show is looking to “embark on a new creative direction” and host Bergeron and Andrews are gone. No replacements were named.

“MythBusters” host dies: Grant Imahara, the electrical engineer and roboticist who rose to fame as a host of the show “MythBusters,” died Monday at the age of 49, according to Discovery Channel. The Hollywood Reporter reported that Imahara died of a brain aneurysm.

Candidates blocked: Election authorities in Belarus on Tuesday barred two main rivals of authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko from running in this summer’s presidential election. The country’s central election commission allowed five candidates on the ballot, denying spots to Valery Tsepkalo and Viktor Babariko and removing any serious competition for Lukashenko, who is seeking a sixth term.

Hate crime charge: A man who authorities said drove into a group of Black people at a Southern California hotel, injuring one person, was accused of assault and of a hate crime, prosecutors said Monday. Dennis Wyman, 42, of Redondo Beach, struck an offduty security guard after he yelled “racial insults” at the group in the incident last month.