Thursday, September 17, 2020
'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Accused Of Making Child Pornography
The FBI reportedly had been investigating whether the Netflix star solicited sexually explicit photos and sex from minors. Source: Huffingtonpost feed
Thursday, September 17, 2020
Sean Hannity Doesn’t Know How to Pronounce ‘Despacito’ (Video)
“Despacito” is a hugely popular song, with the Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee hit pulling just under 7 billion plays on YouTube since it was released in 2017. But Sean Hannity opened his Fox News show on Wednesday with an attempt to clown Joe Biden for playing the song off his phone at a campaign event this week, but instead he played himself. Biden was introduced at the event, in Kissimmee, Fla., by Fonsi — and he began his comments by pulling out his phone and played a part of “Despacito” into the microphone in a moment that went viral…
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Tim Stark of 'Tiger King' Found in Contempt in Missing Animals Case
Tim Stark — known as one of the players in the exotic animal world on ‘Tiger King’ — has been found in contempt of a court order in a strange case involving … you guessed it, zoo animals. According to legal docs … the court ordered all of the… Permalink Source: TMZ Feed
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Trump Says the COVID-19 Pandemic Will End Thanks to ‘Herd Mentality’ (Video)
During a town hall on ABC hosted by George Stephanopoulos on Tuesday, Donald Trump suggested another weird-sounding solution to the COVID-19 pandemic that has already killed more than 200,000 Americans since March. And while it wasn’t quite suggesting that maybe injecting disinfectant into people’s lungs could cure the disease — something Trump really, actually did last spring — it was still something of a head scratcher, for a second there anyway. During the townhall, Trump, as he has frequently done despite all the deaths, declared that the virus would just somehow go away. “Without the vaccine?” asked Stephanopoulos. “Sure, over…
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Man Charged After SUV Filmed Plowing Into Black Lives Matter Supporters In Tennessee
Jared Benjamin Lafer, 27, turned himself in on Monday for the incident that reportedly left a man with two broken legs. Source: Huffingtonpost feed
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Seth Meyers Wants to Remind You That Trump Is Currently President, Not Biden (Video)
Seth Meyers has spent a lot of time the past couple months ripping into Donald Trump and his Republican Party for campaigning as though Biden is the incumbent and Trump is the challenger. But they keep doing it, and so Meyers opened his latest “A Closer Look” on his NBC show Monday night on that topic. “Donald Trump and his allies desperately want you to believe that for the last four years, Joe Biden has been the president,” Meyers said to kick off the “A Closer Look” segment. “For example, last week the Trump campaign released an ad with the…
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Britney Spears Fights New Hire in Conservatorship, Doesn't Want to Perform
Britney’s dad just fired back … in new docs, obtained by TMZ, Jamie claims Britney’s objections to the appointment of the conservator are full of factual misstatements. Jamie’s asking the court to hold a hearing to weigh the facts. Britney Spears… Permalink Source: TMZ Feed
Monday, September 14, 2020
South Dakota’s AG Reported Hitting A Deer With His Car. He Actually Killed A Man.
Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg told officers he hit a deer, but investigators say he actually killed someone whose body was not found until the next day. Source: Huffingtonpost feed
Monday, September 14, 2020
Eddie Money Guitarist Files Lawsuit Against Estate for $1.5M
Eddie Money’s estate is on the hook for over a million bucks in back royalties … so claims the late singer’s former guitarist in new court documents. John Nelson filed a claim against Eddie’s Estate … claiming he’s owed royalties dating back to… Permalink Source: TMZ Feed
Monday, September 14, 2020
‘Concrete Cowboy’ Film Review: Idris Elba Drama Finds Vibrant Life at Street-Corner Stables
Chloe Zhao’s “Nomadland” may be the sensation of the fall festival season so far, but it’s not the only new film about a largely ignored community. In “Concrete Cowboy,” which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, the community is a stable in North Philadelphia where Black men and women have been keeping and riding horses for more than 100 years. Here too professional actors are surrounded by non-pros from the actual community being depicted. And Ricky Staub’s “Concrete Cowboy” also finds uncommon empathy in the depiction of the world in which its characters live. The film is partly a…
