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Freak ChicRead MoreFreak Chic adorns sensational skin with a plethora of pigments and piercings, customizing looks courtesy of its four resident tattoo artists and two piercers. With decades of experience, the tattoo artists' steady hands sketch out epidermis etchings, transferring two-dimensional images into a living art piece arrayed across appendages ($150/hour, with an $80 deposit).7365 Melrose AveLos Angeles, CA US
Rich InkRead MoreIf you want a tattoo, you can cut corners and end up with some ink you regret forever, or you could go to a place like Rich Ink in Van Nuys. At Rich Ink, hygiene is a top priority: the studio and all equipment is 100% clean, disposable needles are changed for each tat, and each artist is trained in safety procedures including using disinfectant and wearing latex gloves, masks and disposable aprons while they apply ink. They even have a cleaning crew come in every single night and detail every nook and cranny to ensure Rich Ink is completely sterile. Quality is another top priority. Their artists are experienced, professional, and extraordinarily creative. They can take whatever crazy idea you have for a tat and turn it into reality. Rich Ink also does piercings and permanent makeup.7211 Van Nuys BlvdVan Nuys, CA US
Yoni TattooRead MoreSome things you can skimp on. You don't need a brand new BMW: a Camry will get you from Point A to Point B just fine. You don't need a Rolex: your cellphone already provides you with a watch in your pocket. One thing you absolutely should not skimp on is a tattoo. If you're going to commit to a permanent image on your body, go cheap and you risk an amateur-looking tat and a lifetime of regret for not investing in a more skilled tattoo artist. Yoni Tattoo, which is open from 12PM to 9PM Monday – Saturday and 12PM to 7PM Sunday, features talented and professional tattoo artists that adhere to strict hygienic practices. If you're looking to get a colorful tattoo, look no further. Julie is the owner and main artist and has earned much recognition and even awards for her color work.18547 Ventura BlvdTarzana, CA US
Needle Pusher Tattoo and PiercingRead MoreNeedle Pusher Tattoo and Piercing is a professional and safe shop for the highest quality designs and piercing techniques. Frequent visitors to Needle Pusher Tattoo and Piercing rave about the friendly staff and nice facilities. Each customer has his or her own area to receive their tattoo or piercing, providing the privacy that is sometimes lacking at shops like this. Though guests with multiple tattoos and piercings are frequent clients, first-time guests desiring either service are more than welcome. The welcoming staff will answer any questions and discuss options readily. Folks can get their latest ink or pierced body part any day of the week from noon to the late evening hours. Walk-ins and appointments are accepted.17308 Saticoy StVan Nuys, CA US
Nathans Tattooing and Body PiercingRead MoreAll of your tattoo, piercing and permanent makeup needs can be taken care of in one place at this clean, professional tattoo shop. The vibe is consistently inviting and the staff has the knowledge and experience to answer your questions and quell your concerns. If you're in for a piercing, the wide-selection of jewelry is sure to have something to suit your tastes. For new ink, the artists will work with you to create the perfect design to match your vision. If you aren't sure of a piece, depend on their expertise to produce a great tattoo that you'll be proud to wear. For its positive environment and quality work, this shop has a growing following throughout Canoga Park.7222 Topanga Canyon BlvdCanoga Park, CA US
Atomic Tattoo and Body PiercingRead MoreVisit this shop to have all of your piercing and tattoo needs taken care of in a clean, friendly environment. The staff is professional, and they'll be happy to answer your questions and calm your concerns about whatever work you'd like to have done. They'll help you turn your tattoo ideas into a great design that you'll be proud to wear. Clean line work and smooth shading are just a couple of indicators of the high quality work on offer at this shop. If you're in for piercings, you won't believe how quickly and painlessly the experienced crew can handle your new jewelry. For quality work at affordable rates, stop by this shop sometime.5903 Hollywood BlvdLos Angeles, CA US


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Congratulations to me on having finally arrived at that wonderful place wherein it doesn't matter to me if people don't find me bright, interesting, engaging, articulate or attractive. I am finally -- at 52 -- happy with who I am. I have finally decided that I have things to say that are worth taking note of.
There's always going to be "the next hottest trend" trying to sell you on how you can have the best mind blowing, knock your hipster-socks off kind of sex. You know, the good-good kind of get-down. Yet, what is the actual key to having a great sex life? Eating more kale? Practicing vaginal weightlifting? Cultivating perfectly pruned pubes?
After 20 years of dating and over 100 relationships later, I have created "The Milk and Bone Theory." Take a close look at the behaviour of cats and dogs, notice which qualities you share with both animals. You will most likely have commonalities with one more than the other. Here are five ways to tell if you are a cat or a dog in a relationships.
This Valentine's Day, why not leave the pre-fab cards on the rack and buy a blank one instead? You can customize your own declaration of love on an open canvas. The possibilities are endless, and it will take only marginally more effort to compose your own Valentine than to buy one ready-made. Here are some tips for your do-it-yourself Valentine.
We don't see it much these days, but chivalry still matters, especially in the beginning stages of a relationship. It's always nice if a man opens the door for his date, offers his jacket on a chilly night, pulls out her chair, picks up the tab, and walks his date to the door and gives her a gentle kiss on the cheek (with no other expectations).
I have a secret weapon now. I have 30. It may have had a bad wrap in the past, but 30 has equipped me with the wisdom to spot these men from a mile away and tune them out. Another person's bad behaviour is never my fault and 30 has taught me that, preparing me to live like the glorious woman that I am.
As a single, I am going to have fun on Valentine's Day by going out and celebrating the day on my own. Visiting with friends and family, and perhaps getting a little pampered on this special day. If you're in a relationship and would like some tips on how to make your Valentine's day special, here you go.
2014 may have been the year of the nipple (#FreeTheNipple), but 2015 is definitely the year of the bush (#PubeGame). Pubic hair is so popular right now, it's vogue. From mild to moderate tuffs, harbouring tiny strands of love in between your legs has been all the rage so far this year and it has no intention of slowing down.
A recent article in the NY Times titled "To Fall in Love With Anyone, Do This," has made a bit of splash on FB and other social media. Anyone at all interested in "love" seems to know about, or be talking about, these 36 questions designed to create "interpersonal closeness." But there are no questions about sex.
Allow your children time to grieve and remain open to ongoing conversations after the big announcement. If your children are asking you questions, this is positive. Encourage further conversations and be open to their questions, thoughts, and feelings. You may want to consider setting up a time for the children to talk with a therapist at some point.
Find ways to honour those you miss. Look at old photos and tell stories of any loved ones you have lost. Honour the expectations that you may have had for relationships, life and even your vision of the season, as they are a part of our story. Let a lost loved one remain alive in you, and be an active part of your experience.
Four and a half minutes after I read that a grand jury decided not to indict officer Darren Wilson, I sent a text to my sister in North Carolina. "You need to get my baby out of that f*&&ing racist place called the U.S. south!" 'My baby' being my one-year-old precious baby nephew. I fear that we are running out of time. I know with certainty that death can creep upon black boys lives in an instant.
How does passion turn into pal-ship? Perhaps the very nature of sharing space with someone can breed too much familiarity. It's easy to get comfortable, even sloppy, when we live with each other day in and day out. What message does it send when I leave our house looking polished and revert immediately to comfy cellmate attire when I come home?

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Sakaraia Kumar, 3, is assisted by TappooCity staff member Selai Waqaluma as the children of St Christopher's Home were hosted to lunch at TappooCity in Suva yesterday. Picture: JONACANI LALAKOBAU
CHILDREN of St Christopher's Home returned to Nakasi with smiles after a day at TappooCity in Suva yesterday.
The Tappoo family treated the 34 children of the home to fun, games and then to a hearty lunch.
Sister Kalolaine Tuineau, the children's caretaker, said it had been a special day for the young ones.
"More than anything else, children need love and this kind of gesture helps develop their self confidence and realise that they are loved," she said.
"This day is particularly important to one of our children, Anthony, who is celebrating his 12th birthday. So you can imagine his delight."
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The Tree king
The tree king or Ent ( as they were called in "Lord of the rings" ) was standing at the side of the road ,watching over the pedestrians. Isn't he just impressive , with his old hands raised to reach the sky. He even has a mouth ,but you gotta look carefully as the pic is sombre. He is dressed with moss ,to keep him warm during winter :)))
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The Antonius Chapel
With the beautiful ridge of the Wilder Kaiser on the back ,The Antonius chapel is acessed by a walking route going in the Kaiser Valley, About an hour walking distance from the start of the trail at the end of Kufstein. You can see the chapel on numerous poscards of the region, but it's always better to go see it for yourself.
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I just got passed pre-searing and I am now in old asceron, or whatever it's called (sorry i am at work) and I'm looking at what I would call the holidays (don't really want to spoil it if it means anything) and I hear of people taking about past holidays on the servers. Is what I'm looking at really a game that changes appearance due to what part of the year it is in real life?? If so cudos to the makers and the continuos upgrades they must have to do add fun little tidbits in for players, or am I just playing the game at a coincedental time?? :xmas24:


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A&M-Corpus Christi men's basketball team to have a pair of "Los Islanders" games
Money from tickets sold to Lamar and UTSA games will benefit Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
CORPUS CHRISTI - Texas A&M–Corpus Christi has partnered with the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to play a pair of "Los Islanders" men's basketball games that benefit the Hispanic Chamber. For every single-game ticket purchased to the Jan. 4 game against Lamar and the Feb. 22 game against UTSA, $3 will go to the organization.
"We're incredibly excited to partner with the Hispanic Chamber for these two games," Interim Director of Athletics Scott Lazenby said. "They are a huge part of this community and we want our basketball team to be a significant part as well, so it's a partnership that makes a lot of sense for both sides. We think this is the beginning of what will be a long relationship between our organizations.
As part of the Los Islanders games, A&M–Corpus Christi will wear jerseys with "Los Islanders" emblazoned across the chest.
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As a follow up to Friday's plug to "get a lil gospel," it must be said that it was as expected, sensational. Not just because it drew in the energy of 1400 or so people who came to hear the COR choir raise the roof (though they did), nor was it the Rev. Mark Whitlock's polemical address emphatically declaring that Moses deserves an altar equal to that of Jesus' (though he did), and it wasn't the usual delight of singing your way into Sabbath surrounded by tradition (though the occasion was marked by emblems of the past, remembered). The magic happened somewhere in between—the amalgam of ingredients adding up to a delicacy.
For me the moment arrived somewhere in the middle of the excitement when I realized the power and magnitude of what was happening: Jews cheering for a pastor like they were fans; a predominantly black choir crooning "Hinei Matov" like a pop song; a gracious rabbi loaning his bimah to a new and different voice. Among all those elements, it became clear that two communities who worship differently really want the same things, and standing side by side in support of one another brings them closer to those dreams.
In a polarizing world where we're always cajoled into choosing sides - right or wrong, black or white, Democrat or Republican, Jew or Muslim, East or West, there is a great spiritual strength in feeling unity, in being as one.
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genuinely think we should do the cinnamon challenge at college, omg.
i mean.. i already think we should start a youtube account cus we're all just fucking hilarious, jesus christ.
but yeah. cinnamon challenge should happen, just because of how hilarious the reactions would be from like lyd omg. i could cry thinking about it.
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im not brave, im not strong and defiantly not smart. i love you whole lot more beautiful. <3
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27 April 2015 12:51 PM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Joel Silver has secured financing from Canadian drug store mogul Daryl Katz to beef up his long-running company.
Former head of international and media finance at ICM Hal Sadoff joins as CEO of Silver Pictures Entertainment, which now has the capital source to independently develop, produce, finance and package a slate of film, TV and digital projects.
Silver's former Silver Pictures folds into the new venture and as such the veteran producer maintains his quarter-century relationship with Warner Bros, where he has set up the third Sherlock Holmes film and a Project X sequel. Additional titles under the arrangement include Logan's Run, Ben 10 and The Galton Case.
Silver evp of production executives Ethan Erwin, svp of production Aaron Auch and svp of production Sarah Meyer continue to oversee production and development.
Silver has produced more than 70 films including the Sherlock Holmes franchise, The Matrix trilogy, four-part Lethal Weapon series, Die Hard and [link »
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Jeremy Kay)
27 April 2015 12:51 PM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Joel Silver has secured financing from Canadian drug store mogul Daryl Katz to beef up his long-running company.
Former head of international and media finance at ICM Hal Sadoff joins as CEO of Silver Pictures Entertainment, which now has the capital source to independently develop, produce, finance and package a slate of film, TV and digital projects.
Silver's former Silver Pictures folds into the new venture and as such the veteran producer maintains his quarter-century relationship with Warner Bros, where he has set up the third Sherlock Holmes film and a Project X sequel. Additional titles under the arrangement include Logan's Run, Ben 10 and The Galton Case.
Silver evp of production executives Ethan Erwin, svp of production Aaron Auch and svp of production Sarah Meyer continue to oversee production and development.
Silver has produced more than 70 films including the Sherlock Holmes franchise, The Matrix trilogy, four-part Lethal Weapon series, Die Hard and [link »
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Jeremy Kay)
27 April 2015 11:00 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Veteran producer Joel Silver has hooked up with Canadian financier Daryl Katz to independently finance a slate of feature films, television and digital projects. Longtime finance and packaging agent Hal Sadoff, who left ICM in 2012, will serve as CEO of the newly formed Silver Pictures Entertainment.
A representative for Silver declined to disclose how much Katz would be investing in the new venture.
Silver Pictures previously required studio backing to fund and develop its films. With the new partnership, Silver will have the freedom to do projects both inside and outside the studio system.
Sadoff and Silver have a longstanding relationship, having collaborated on "Gothika," "Thirteen Ghosts" and "House on Haunted Hill."
Katz is the founder and chairman of the Katz Group, one of Canada's largest privately owned enterprises, with operations in pharmaceuticals, sports and entertainment and real estate.
Silver is currently developing a handful of pictures at Warners, »
- Justin Kroll
12 April 2015 6:23 PM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
The 3Ds family of handhelds will be receiving a follow-up to the 2013 crossover title Project X Zone, as Bandai Namco has confirmed that a direct sequel will launch worldwide this fall.
Project X Zone 2 will follow in its predecessor's footsteps in many ways. For one, it looks to preserve the strategy RPG-style gameplay and 2D sprites of the original. Additionally, Xenoblade Chronicles developer Monolith Soft will develop the game and it will feature appearances from numerous Bandai Namco, Capcom, and Sega characters. Returning characters include protagonists from the Tekken, Virtua Fighter, and Mega Man X series, with newcomers from games like Yakuza and Strider.
More characters will be announced in the near future, but for now, a debut trailer can be viewed above, along with some initial Japanese screenshots below.
Tell us, does the massive character roster of Project X Zone 2 catch your interest? Sound off in the comments section! »
- John Fleury
8 April 2015 10:29 AM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl took home the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival and Fox Searchlight promptly snatched it up and set a June 12 release date, offering a bit of Summer Movie Season counter-programming. Today the first official trailer has dropped, offering you a first look at the upcoming dramedy. Directed by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, the film stars Thomas Mann (Project X, Beautiful Creatures) as Greg, a high school senior who is trying to blend in anonymously, avoiding deeper relationships as a survival strategy for navigating the social minefield that is teenage life. He even describes his constant companion Earl (Rj Cyler), with whom he makes short film parodies of classic movies, as more of a 'co-worker' than a best friend. But when Greg's mom (Connie Britton) insists he spend time with Rachel (Olivia Cooke) - a girl in his class who »
- Brad Brevet
16 March 2015 1:16 PM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Ryan Reynolds' performance as fast-talkin' Wade Wilson in the lacklustre X-Men Origins: Wolverine is arguably the film's highlight. Across his entirely-too-short screentime, Reynolds catapults between the quippy 'merc with a mouth' Wilson to the Project X-powered Deadpool. He's an absolute riot to watch, and hordes of Deadpool fans went public with that same opinion. So much so that the leaked footage from a canceled Deadpool spinoff movie incited such tremendous fan support that it eventually received the greenlight from Fox.
Speaking out in an interview with Shortlist, Reynolds addressed the status of the movie and how fan approval is one of the driving factors behind production:
"I'm incredibly happy about it — we've got a director that understands that world and writers with a slavish devotion to the canon of that character. That's the most important aspect: it's made in a way the most critical of fanboys could embrace. »
- Gem Seddon
9 March 2015 8:00 AM, PDT | Deadline | See recent Deadline news »
Tommy Davidson has been set in Richard Reid's indie comedy Frat Pack, described as "Road Trip meets Bridesmaids meets Project X with a little American Pie thrown in. Davidson, the comedian who was probably best known for his Sammy Davis, Jr. and Michael Jackson impressions on the iconic variety show In Living Color (which also introduced a wide berth of fans to the comedy of Jim Carrey and Jamie Foxx … hey guys, how about a reunion show?), will play an overly protective… »
1 February 2015 8:02 AM, PST | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
For the second year in a row, the Sundance Film Festival has a clear breakout hit, with Me and Earl and the Dying Girl winning both the Grand Jury and Audience Awards for the U.S. Dramatic competition. (Whiplash pulled off the same feat last year.) A funny, touching, and highly inventive tale of a boy-girl high school borne in tragic circumstances, Me and Earl got a standing ovation in the dark while the credits were still rolling at the premiere screening I attended. Fox Searchlight and Indian Paintbrush may not have paid the Sundance-record $12 million that the film was originally rumored to have commanded, but there's not doubting that director Alfonso Goméz-Rejón (best known for American Horror Story), screenwriter Jesse Andrews (who adapted his own novel), and virtually unknown star Thomas Mann (Project X) have very bright futures ahead of them.Tig Notaro, who's the subject of a documentary, »
- Jada Yuan
30 January 2015 8:47 AM, PST | HollywoodChicago.com | See recent HollywoodChicago.com news »
Park City, Utah – HollywoodChicago.com's coverage of the 2015 Sundance Film Festival is far from over. This is the latest batch of reviews of movies that I've seen there. One film was a triumph while the other two are titles that I wouldn't want to be stuck talking to at a party.
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Running equal portions of dry goofiness and finite inspired storytelling, Jared Hess' "Don Verdean" is a rewarding comedy about Biblical archaeology that's necessary for times in which religious institutions crave sensationalism to get their good word across. For those who read "The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven" before its child author said he made it all up, or those who saw "Heaven Is For Real" as a type of precursor to their own death's aftermath, this movie is for them. It's a brilliant take »
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29 January 2015 5:45 PM, PST | Box Office Mojo | See recent BoxOfficeMojo.com news »
For the third weekend in a row, American Sniper is going to easily take the top spot at the box office. Even with the Super Bowl monopolizing attention on Sunday, Sniper should still easily add at least $30 million over the three-day period.Among the weekend's new releases, found footage time travel movie Project Almanac should provide decent counterprogramming for teen moviegoers, while Black or White and The Loft will be lucky to earn a combined $10 million.Through 13 days in wide release, American Sniper has already earned $213.4 million. This weekend, it expands to an additional 180 locations, which brings its total count to 3,885; that's a new record for an R-rated movie, ahead of the record that Sniper set last weekend.On fantastic word-of-mouth, the movie dropped a very light 28 percent last weekend. With tough competition from the Super Bowl on Sunday, a similar drop this weekend is out of the question. Still, »
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28 January 2015 12:01 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Let's say you discover a time machine in your basement. Would you use it to go back and stop Hitler, or would you instead make tiny jumps to tweak the quality of your own life — like taking your friends to Lollapalooza, or perfecting the all-important kiss you flubbed the first time around? For the teens in the found-footage time-travel movie "Project Almanac," the chance to rewrite history is wasted trying to perfect their high-school experience, which naturally leads to unforeseen consequences — for them, at least, although the aftermath will be plenty familiar to butterfly-effect believers — in a film that squanders its potential.
Nearly five years after Paramount announced its Insurge initiative — a plan to generate 10 pics in the ballpark of $100,000 a year, conceived in the wake of the 2007 microbudget phenom "Paranormal Activity" — the studio has finally unveiled its first title (not counting 2012's shoestring pickup "The Devil Inside"). But »
- Peter Debruge
26 January 2015 9:26 AM, PST | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
I love this movie. I love this movie so, so, so much. Mere minutes into Sunday afternoon's Sundance screening of Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, I started involuntarily whispering those words to the fellow journalist sitting next to me. I laughed hard many, many times. I bawled for minutes on end. And like the rest of the audience, I rose to my feet to applaud in the dark while the credits were rolling, tears still streaming down my face. More than any other movie that's screened at Sundance 2015, Me and Earl feels like a breakout hit — it boasts an exciting second-time feature-film director, Alfonso Goméz-Rejón (who's done Emmy-winning work as one of the most visually experimental directors on American Horror Story); a sharp first-time screenwriter, Jesse Andrews (adapting his own novel); and a virtually unknown young lead, Thomas Mann, whose previous work (2012's house-party-gone-wild trifle »
- Jada Yuan
26 January 2015 4:43 AM, PST | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
Heated bidding surrounded drama about teenage filmmaker befriending a classmate with cancer
Fox Searchlight has won a Sundance bidding war for worldwide rights to Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's young adult tearjerker "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" and will release it later this year, the company said Monday.
"Project X's" Thomas Mann stars as Greg Gaines, an awkward, self-deprecating high school student with a single friend, Earl (Rj Cyler). Both of their lives change when Greg's mother forces him to befriend Rachel (Olivia Cooke), a classmate who's been diagnosed with leukemia. Nick Offerman, Molly Shannon, Jon Bernthal and Connie Britton co-star. »
- Jeff Sneider
25 January 2015 5:26 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Anyone who buys a ticket to a film called "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" goes in fully expecting to cry. It's sort of a given. The surprise, then, is the laughter: the near-constant stream of wise, insightful jokes that make it so easy to cozy up to characters dealing with a tough emotional situation. The story of a high school senior forced to befriend a classmate who has just diagnosed with leukemia, and the sincere, nonsexual connection that forms as a result (sorry, "The Fault in Our Stars," but there's no nookie here), this rousing adaptation of Jesse Andrews' novel is destined not only to connect with young audiences in a big way, but to endure as a touchstone for its generation.
After landing a coveted spot on the 2012 Black List, the coveted assignment went to director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, who worked as a personal assistant to Martin Scorsese, »
- Peter Debruge
21 January 2015 2:44 PM, PST | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
Keep an eye on "Unexpected" star Gail Bean and the boys from "Cop Car" and "Me & Earl & the Dying Girl"
Michael B. Jordan in "Fruitvale Station." Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley in "The Spectacular Now." Oscar nominees Quvenzhané Wallis and Abigail Breslin in "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and "Little Miss Sunshine," respectively.
All of those performances were once the talk of Sundance, where stars threaten to break-out each year. The 2015 edition of the frosty festival is no different, with no shortage of young stars poised to launch their careers in Park City and make a name for themselves in Hollywood. »
- Jeff Sneider
9 January 2015 4:01 AM, PST | The Independent | See recent The Independent news »
At their best, teen movies aren't suitable for adults. Take Project X. Adolescent audiences flocked to the raucous party movie on its release in 2012, then threw "Project X parties" in their parents' suburban semis, while middle-aged critics fell over one another to decry the film and its influence. Compare that with The Way Way Back, an old-fashioned coming-of-age dramedy released around the same time that failed to connect with any actual teenagers, but saw critics throwing up their arms and proclaiming the genre's rebirth. »
7 January 2015 2:25 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
London — "Unbroken" star Jack O'Connell and "Whiplash" lead Miles Teller are among the nominees for BAFTA's Rising Star Award, which were announced Wednesday.
The award, which is sponsored by Ee, recognizes actors or actresses who "have demonstrated exceptional talent, and are destined to be bright stars in the future of cinema." The other nominees are Shailene Woodley, Margot Robbie and Gugu Mbatha-Raw.
O'Connell first came to public attention in the U.K. TV series "Skins," which he starred in from 2009. In 2013, he took the lead in British indie film "Starred Up," playing Eric, a violent reprobate prematurely transferred to an adult prison. The role earned him a best actor nomination at last year's British Independent Film Awards.
He also received critical acclaim for his punchy portrayal of Private Gary Hook in "'71," for which he was nominated for a British Independent Film Award last year. The thriller, »
- Leo Barraclough
7 January 2015 2:22 AM, PST | Deadline | See recent Deadline news »
BAFTA has announced this year's crop of nominees for its Ee Rising Star Award, with a handful of names in the mix whom many would consider already pretty firmly established. The group consists of Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jack O'Connell, Margot Robbie, Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley. That there are three women in the mix is an evolution from last year's two — a few years ago the org was criticized for selecting an entirely male roster. This is the only BAFTA award that is voted on by the British public; it honors actors and actresses "who have demonstrated exceptional talent, and are destined to be bright stars in the future of cinema."
Mbatha-Raw recently won the British Independent Film Award as Best Actress in Belle. Her other feature credits have included Larry Crowne, Odd Thomas and Beyond The Lights, as well as TV appearances in Spooks and Dr Who. »
- Nancy Tartaglione
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Two bridge construction projects along N.C. 16 Business north and south of Conover will soon detour traffic.
The N.C. Department of Transportation (DOT) will make repairs to the N.C. 16 Business bridge over U.S. 70 south of downtown Conover and replace the N.C. 16 Business bridge over I-40 north of downtown.
Work on the bridge over U.S. 70 is expected to begin this month, said Rodney Gantt, a bridge maintenance engineer with DOT division 12.
According to DOT information, the project will be funded by the state.
A Hickory man is in jail after leading authorities on a chase that ended on Interstate 40 Monday night.
Demetrius Devette Adams, 30, of 2970 12th Ave. SE in Hickory, is in the Catawba County Detention Center after leading officers on a chase that started in Newton.
Authorities say a Newton Police Officer attempted to pull Adams over on U.S. 70 just before midnight Monday after discovering the car he was driving — a 1999 Ford Crown Victoria — was stolen.
Museum officials say a new, improved lighting system will help artifacts stand the test of time.
The Catawba County Historical Association recently installed high-tech LED lighting in the main hallway and three gallery rooms at the Catawba County Museum of History in Newton.
The system was funded by an American Recovery and Reinvestment Act energy-efficiency grant of $15,000 awarded to the city of Newton earlier this year.
Severe weather in recent years may help area schools avoid a growing school calendar that local officials say lacks flexibility.
Catawba County Schools (CCS) appears to qualify for a "good cause" or "winter waiver" that would allow the system an alternative to an unpopular school calendar proposed by the state.
In June, the N.C. General Assembly approved a 185-day school calendar year that must start Aug. 25 and end June 10. The calendar requires five more days of student instruction than in past years.
The leader of Newton-based Peoples Bancorp of North Carolina will retire at the end of next year.
Tony Wolfe, who has served as president and chief executive officer (CEO) of the company since 1993, announced Wednesday he will retire in the fourth quarter of 2012.
"The bank is performing well, and it has a strong leadership team in place," Wolfe said in a press release. "I want to spend additional time with my wife and family, do some traveling and pursue other hobbies and interests. All things considered, now seems like a good time to begin planning for a new phase of our lives."
Two people familiar with the situation say Southern Mississippi coach Larry Fedora has accepted an offer to become North Carolina's next football coach.
They say the framework of a deal is in place, though it isn't final yet. Both people spoke to The Associated Press on Wednesday on condition of anonymity because the school isn't commenting publicly on its search.
Fedora has guided the 22nd-ranked Golden Eagles to a school-record 11 wins and the Conference USA championship. Southern Miss faces Nevada in the Hawaii Bowl on Dec. 24.
HICKORY — The remains of a 10-year-old disabled girl killed in North Carolina last year have been released to her father.
The North Carolina Medical Examiner's office in Chapel Hill released the remains of Zahra Baker last month to a Hickory funeral home, where they were cremated and given to her father.
Adam Baker says he wants to return to Australia and give Zahra a proper service and burial there. Baker can't leave the country until he resolves criminal charges alleging several misdemeanors and two felonies unrelated to the girl's slaying.
A man accused of murdering a 19-year-old Travis Baker more than four years ago will spend at least 12 years in jail after pleading guilty to second-degree murder charges.
Baker disappeared in April 2007, and his family spent two years wondering about the fate of the Catawba teen before his body was found in a lumber pile in June 2009. The O-N-E has the complete story of Baker's death and disappearance, as well as Tuesday afternoon's reaction from his grieving family.
See more details in the Wednesday print edition of The O-N-E and online at www.observernewsonline.com.
The Fred T. Foard boys basketball team's resurgence continued Tuesday.
The Tigers scored 24 fourth quarter points, including eight each from Tre Robinson and Kasey Simms, carrying them past Bunker Hill at home, 54-43.
The victory improves Foard, which won three games last season, to 5-0.
The two teams were deadlocked for a majority of the contest. The Bears (0-4) held a 21-19 lead at the halftime break.
That all changed with 7:13 remaining in the game. A three-point play opportunity by Robinson gave the Tigers a lead they did not let go.
St. Stephens 70, Maiden 60
St. Stephens improved to 3-2 with a victory over Maiden in Hickory on Tuesday.
The Indians trailed 41-40 entering the fourth quarter, but scored 30 points in the final stanza to record the victory.
Kerigan Farley scored 24 points off of the bench for St. Stephens, while the Indians shot 21-for-23 from the free throw line.
Jason Gantt scored 17 points for Maiden (1-2), while Will Jenkins pitched in 10 points.
Girls basketball
Maiden 31, St. Stephens 22


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Sunday, April 27th (All times Eastern)
Cleveland Indians (11-13) at San Francisco Giants (14-10), 4:05 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Cleveland - Danny Salazar (0-3, 7.85) San Francisco - Ryan Vogelsong (0-1, 7.71)
(SportsNetwork.com) - The San Francisco Giants shoot for their second straight three-game sweep of the Cleveland Indians as the clubs wrap a three-game series on Sunday afternoon.
The Giants took all three meetings at home in the previous encounter between the squads, a set on June 24-26, 2011. San Francisco has now won seven of its last eight versus Cleveland after taking the first two encounters of this series.
San Francisco trailed by three runs on Saturday before a four-run fifth frame sparked a 5-3 victory. Hunter Pence drove in two runs during the inning, while Buster Posey homered in the game and both Angel Pagan and Gregor Blanco drove in runs.
The Giants won their third game in a row despite starter Tim Lincecum lasting only 4 2/3 innings, charged with three runs -- two earned -- on nine hits.
"I didn't do a good job today," Lincecum lamented. "I guess being able to keep my team in it was the best positive of today."
Jason Kipnis drove in two and Nick Swisher had two doubles and an RBI for the Indians, who had won four of five prior to this series.
Cleveland starter Zach McAllister allowed one hit entering the fifth but was touched for all four runs in the inning, his final one of the outing.
"We had a chance to win today and it would have been nice for me to be able to get out there and get through that fifth and give us an even better chance but I wasn't able to do that," McAllister said. "It's part of the game."
Taking the mound today for the Indians will be Danny Salazar, who is still looking for his first victory of 2014.
The right-handed Salazar has dropped three starts in a row since beginning the season with a no-decision on April 4. On Tuesday versus Kansas City, he lasted just 4 1/3 innings and was charged with five runs -- four earned -- on seven hits and two walks while fanning six.
Salazar does have 23 strikeouts in 18 1/3 innings this year, but has also walked 10 while pitching to a 7.85 earned run average.
The 24-year-old has never faced the Giants.
Right-hander Ryan Vogelsong hopes to rebound from his shortest outing in a Giants uniform as he takes the mound today.
After not factoring into the decision of his first three starts, the 36-year- old lasted only 1 1/3 frames of an 8-2 setback to the Colorado Rockies on Monday. He yielded a career-high three homers and five runs in total.
Vogelsong, whose season ERA rose to 7.71, has faced the Indians only once before and not since 2003 while with Pittsburgh. In that outing, he yielded seven runs and 10 hits over five innings.