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Allison Mack, the former “Smallville” actress convicted for her role in the notorious NXIVM cult, has revealed what she’s doing with her life following her early release from prison.

A previous facilitator for One Taste who declined to comply with an investigation into the company is filing a lawsuit against the lawyer who previously represented her

NXIVM co-founder Nancy Salzman has been released early from a federal lockup to a halfway house in Pennsylvania, prison records show.

Federal prosecutors criticized Keith Raniere, the convicted leader of a sex cult, for his third attempt at obtaining a new trial. They argued that his assertion of having "newly discovered evidence" showing that authorities planted evidence on his computer is "completely unfounded."

"Smallville" actress Allison Mack was spotted outside her parents' Los Angeles residence for the first time following her release from federal prison due to her involvement in the Nxivm sex cult

The "Smallville" star manipulated women into becoming sex slaves for the cult-like group's leader Keith Raniere.

In new court documents, it is alleged that Nxivm leader Keith Raniere is worried that his intersex cellmate might falsely accuse him of sexual misconduct

Nxivm sex-slave cult leader Keith Raniere and co-conspirator Clare Bronfman are set to present their appeals to a federal court panel on Tuesday afternoon

Osteopath Danielle Roberts lost her medical license to practice in New York after branding 18 of the women in the NXIVM sex cult. A NXIVM member herself, she still believes group leader Keith Raniere is a "brilliant man."

The "Smallville" actor was given a three-year prison sentence for being a central figure in the organization

Nancy Salzman must report to prison by Jan. 19 and also pay a $150,000 fine, U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis said.

Nancy Salzman, co-founder of Nxivm, was sentenced to three and a half years in prison Wednesday for her steadfast backing of sex slave-branding cult leader Keith Raniere and her ruthless pursuit of his adversaries and detractors

A lawyer for Nxivm co-founder Nancy Salzman says she was abused and fooled by sex slave-branding cult leader Keith Raniere — and doesn't deserve to go to prison.

Lauren Salzman was one of two witnesses to testify at Raniere’s trial about submitting to a barbaric ritual meant to show his slaves devotion to him.

Former Nxivm "slave master" Lauren Salzman got off with time served on Wednesday for her role in the upstate sex cult -- capping a legal case that saw her turn on longtime ally Keith Raniere and help put the twisted leader behind bars.

The leader of the cult is set to pay $3.5 million to 21 individuals who were victims of a sex-trafficking operation to surgically remove scars left from branding ceremonies

“I made choices I will forever regret,” the former "Smallville" cast member told a judge on Wednesday before being sentenced to three years behind bars.

The ex-"Smallville" actress is requesting to avoid jail time because she assisted in the case against the ringleader, Keith Raniere

When Nxivm was established in 1998, the topics of sex trafficking and branding were not part of their plans

Mack filed for divorce from "Battlestar Galactica" actress Nicki Clyne in Orange County, Calif. Friday

Former participants of the group led by Keith Raniere, which was based on a master-slave dynamic, assembled outside a federal courthouse in Brooklyn on Tuesday following his sentencing to express support for their involvement in the organization

The 60-year-old sicko gave some off-the-cuff remarks after a slew of his victims detailed how they were sexually, physically and mentally abused by him to the court.

The supposed leader of the cult showed no regret for what he did

Nxivm leader Keith Raniere was slammed with 120 years behind bars Tuesday for running a twisted sex-slave cult where women were branded like cattle and forced to sleep with him.

Keith Raniere's initial victim of sexual exploitation spoke out on Tuesday, revealing to a Brooklyn judge that the trauma inflicted by the Nxivm cult leader, whom she refers to as a "monster," is so profound that she is unable to even utter his name