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YouTube TV's latest market expansion is timed well. The skinny bundle's service area now includes several notable college towns, which will access to an expansive suite of sports channels ahead of the college football bowl season.

As announced in a tweet, YouTube TV will be available in 34 more markets, which will join the 39 areas in which the service was already accessible. Two of the most notable cities included in this round of expansion are New Orleans and Buffalo. Other places that can now subscribe to YouTube TV include South Bend (the home of Notre Dame University, pictured above),  Baton Rouge (Louisiana State University), and Tucson (Arizona University).

A full list of new markets can be seen in the aforementioned tweet:

Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

(Aotn)- Smt Heads, as the weather cools down, the indie films heat up! Case in point, IFC Midnight’s “Kaleidoscope,” the debut film from Rupert Jones and starring fan favorite Toby Jones.

Check out the pulse pounding trailer for this psychological thriller right here:

Kaleidoscope: Opening in theaters and VOD December 8th

Directed by: Rupert Jones Starring: Toby Jones, Anne Reid & Sinead Matthews

This intense, twisty thriller unfolds in the darkest corners of a man’s mind. Recently released from prison, mild-mannered Carl (Toby Jones) quietly attempts to move on with his life. Just as he embarks on his first date in 15 years, Carl’s fresh start is shattered by the sudden reappearance of his domineering mother (Anne Reid), whose presence awakens within him a deep-seated trauma. What unfolds is a brain-warping puzzle as reality and illusion, past and present collide and explode in violence. The debut feature...

Nobody knows better than Jason Aldean the cruel and random nature of tragedy.

When he signed up for a benefit concert back in September, he was volunteering to help hurricane victims. But by the time he took the stage in Nashville on Sunday night, he was singing, as well, for the victims of bullets that had rained down on his own Las Vegas concert.

As Aldean told the sold-out crowd at Bridgestone Arena, “It’s been a rough couple months for us up here.”

Aldean’s presence brought a raw immediacy to the evening, and the 40-year-old artist chose to respond with defiance.

After 45 years, Wilbert Jones walked out of a Louisiana prison a free man on Wednesday.

Now 65, Jones was just 19 when he was arrested and subsequently sentenced to life without parole.

But despite spending the majority of his life in prison for a crime he did not commit, Jones said he harbors no grudges, declaring “God is so good,” as he was released, according to the Associated Press.

Jones’ rape conviction was overturned by State District Judge Richard Anderson, who said Jones’ case was “weak at best.”

“Freedom. After more than 45 years and 10 months. That’s going through my mind,” Jones said,...

Did somebody order a buzzkill? Although The Voice’s sudden-death Playoffs are ordinarily a time of high excitement on the show, since Season 13’s were taped rather than being aired live, we wouldn’t get to vote for our favorite contestant(s) until the contenders were whittled down to the Top 12; the decisions before then would rest entirely in the hands (ears?) of the coaches. Where, I ask you, is the fun in that? At least we could be distracted from our annoyance during Monday’s Night 1 by Team Blake and Team JHud’s performances, several of which were so bad,...

This week on Fox’s The Gifted, the next step in finding out what Sentinel Services is doing with mutants such as Pulse involved both Strucker kids getting in on the action — as their anxious parents watched.

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As Marcos, Johnny and Reed planned their infiltration of the federal building in Baton Rouge (“Baton Rouge, Cindy! Baton Rouge!“), they were thrown a curve ball when Clarice, after confronting Johnny about his complacency in her secretly implanted memory, decided to cut and run. Without an easy portal into the building,...

The Gifted looks more into John's background in this episode, titled "got your siX." With a flashback to John's time after the July 15 attack, in which he and a street full of people were attacked by mutants, John's need to keep people safe is clear. His personality has never changed, and it connects to the issue currently at hand. It's time to take the war to the federal agencies, changing the goal posts in the way the feds have changed it with Baton Rouge.

Driverx screens Sunday, November 5th at 3:15pm at The Tivoli Theater (6350 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis) as part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival. Producer Mark Stolaroff will be in attendance. Ticket information can be found Here.

Skidding into middle age, a stay-at-home dad must drive for an Uber-like ride-share company to help support his working wife and two young daughters. Leonard (Patrick Fabian of “Better Call Saul”), a middle-aged man living in the suburbs, has lost his mojo. It’s been two years since the demise of his record store, and now he’s a stay-at-home dad taking care of two young daughters while wife Dawn (Tanya Clarke) works during the day. With both kids now in elementary school, he’s been interviewing for jobs, but

record companies aren’t looking for a 50-year-old music lover with a knowledge of classic rock and pre-’80s hip-hop.

In April 1984, Steven Soderbergh was a 21-year-old aspiring filmmaker. Soderbergh had skipped attending college at Louisiana State University in order to try and make it in Hollywood. Soderbergh worked as a game show scorer and a freelance film editor to make money, and one of his efforts to break big apparently included sending a demo reel to George Lucas at Lucasfilm. The young director spent his high school years making a handful of short films on Super 8mm.

Unfortunately, whatever dreams Soderbergh had of getting into the Lucasfilm family were denied when he received a rejection letter returning the tape he sent in. “Please know our returning your tape is in no way a reflection upon its merits,” the letter reads, claiming the volume of videos and ideas Lucasfilm receives each day is so high it’s impossible for Lucas or any executive at the company to see them all.

Maxwell Gruver wanted to be a part of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. So when the 18-year-old freshman began pledge week at Louisiana State University, he was willing to go through initiation with some other pledges.

But according to arrest warrants obtained by People, things went disastrously wrong last month.

The warrants allege that Gruver and some other pledges received a group text on September 13, inviting them to a “Bible Study.” Then, according to the warrants, the pledges were ordered to recite the Greek alphabet and answer trivia questions. If they made any mistakes, they were “forced to chug hard liquor,...

(Aotn) You’ve never seen the undead like you’ll see them in Asylum’s “Zoombies”! Shamblers, streakers and crawlers got nothing on these guys. This edition of Smt seems to be going to the dogs…

Check out the trailer and find your Cinemark theater for your Thursday 10/19 showing:

Zoombies Starring Marcus Anderson, Kaiwi Lyman, Kim Nielsen Playing Exclusively At Cinemark Theaters On October 19, 2017 When a strange virus quickly spreads through a safari park and turns all the zoo animals undead, those left in the park must stop the creatures before they escape and zombify the whole city. Zoombies Directed by: Glenn R. Miller Writer: Scotty Mullen Cast: Marcus Anderson, Kaiwi Lyman, Kim Nielsen Language: English Genre: Horror

Zoombies Theater Listings: Thursday, October 19 (One Night Only!)

Movies 16 + Xd (Lubbock, TX) Hollywood 17 (Mcallen, TX) College Station + Xd (College Station, TX) Tinseltown 17 (Erie, Pa) Cinemark Movies 16 + Xd (Somerdale, NJ) Movies 14 (Mishawaka, In) Cinemark Tinseltown 17 + Xd (Grapevine,...

There is always a response from the entertainment world after these (increasingly frequent) mass shootings occur in the United States. The Punisher cancelled its panel during New York Comic Con citing sensitivity to the Las Vegas massacre, and there have been rumblings that the upcoming episode of American Horror Story: Cult, "Mid-Western Assassin" would be heavily edited in regards to a scene revolving around gun violence. There is plenty of precedent here, like the delay of the USA series Shooter after shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge, or the Hannibal episode "Oeuf" being pulled in the wake of Sandy …...

Aotn- Smt Heads, usually a film named “Tonight She Comes” would invoke something….well, something else than horror. But, get your mind out of the gutter… Thursday Trailers is always ready to bring the scary and this latest Asylum one-nighter is no different!

Check the trailer for “Tonight She Comes” and its national Cinemark theater listings right now:

Cinemark Theaters and The Asylum (the studio behind Sharknado) have joined forces to present fans with Thursday Nights At The Asylum,a weekly series offering exclusive access to the very best in underground and homegrown horror, thriller, sci-fi and cult cinema. Below you will find information for the second film in the series:

And Frankie Ray

Tonight She Comes Starring Nathan Eswine, Larissa White, Jenna McDonald, Brock Russell, Cameisha Cotton, Adam Hartley, Dal Nicole and Frank Ray Playing Exclusively At Cinemark Theaters On October 5, 2017 After a girl goes missing, two of her...

Activist Deray McKesson shut down Judge Jeanine Pirro on Friday after the Fox News host accused him of "directing the violence" at a Baton Rouge protest held last year.

Black Lives Matter and one of its leaders, DeRay McKesson, won't be held responsible for an officer's injuries during a protest last year, because a judge tossed the cop's lawsuit ... TMZ has learned. According to new docs ... the case is dismissed because Blm is considered a social movement and "not an entity of any sort," so it can't be sued. As for McKesson, the federal judge ruled he was expressing his right to free speech...

(Aotn)- Hey Smt heads, what’s better than sweaty bikini clad students getting eaten by a shark? When they get hit by a “2 Headed Shark Attack,” that’s what! The latest from the Cinemark/Asylum mega deal is a offering that fans of the “Sharknado” series will…err…”love”? And it’s got Carmen Electra and Brooke Hogan as well!

Check out the double trouble right now: (And check the sneak preview listing for a theater near you!)

2 Headed Shark Attack Starring Carmen Electra, Brooke Hogan and Charlie O’Connell

Opening Exclusively At Cinemark Theaters September 28th

When a college educational ship is sunk by a mutated two-headed shark, the survivors escape to a deserted atoll. But when it starts flooding, the coeds are no longer safe from the double jaws of the monster. From the producers of “Sharknado” comes 2 Headed Shark Attack! Directed by: Christopher Douglas-Olen Ray

Cast: Brooke Hogan,...

Ithaca Fantastik Festival 2017 returns this November in Ithaca, New York, and we have details on what will be screening at the festival, including the new horror comedy Tragedy Girls. Also in today's Highlights: Bram Stoker busts, details on the short film Terror at Station 13, a look at a new teaser trailer for Shortwave, information on 2-Headed Shark Attack screenings, and a new Prodigy teaser trailer.

Ithaca Fantastik Festival 2017 Lineup Announced: Press Release: "Ithaca, NY, September 19, 2017 - The Ithaca Fantastik (If) festival returns to Ithaca, New York, November 3-12, 2017 with a carefully curated selection of new and classic genre films. With less than a month and a half to go, If is announcing exciting changes, its first wave of titles, and a truly inspired retrospective!

Returning audiences will notice an expanded schedule as the festival grows from half a week to a full nine days. The festival’s two weekends will...

Ferrin Roy has become a face of self-love and acceptance.

Born with a 4-inch birthmark on her right cheek, Roy has learned to love her unique feature, despite receiving negative attention for it throughout her life. In her new book, The Mark She Kept, the 30-year-old is inspiring others to embrace their differences, too.

“When the stares and the comments were in an overload, I thought about removing my birthmark,” she tells People. “I met with a plastic surgeon. Then it really sunk in — if I removed it, it would be to satisfy the opinion of others. This is something...

Police in Louisiana suspect a 23-year-old white man killed two black men in separate attacks in Baton Rouge last week authorities believe were racially motivated, according to multiple reports.

Kenneth Gleason was arrested Sunday on drug charges. Investigators do not have enough evidence to charge Gleason with the two killings, reports NBC News.

Detectives used shell casings recovered from both scenes to link the fatal shootings of Bruce Cofield, 59, and Donald Smart, 49, to a single shooter.

Witnesses described seeing the same car fleeing both shooting scenes. Investigators, according to The Advocate, say Gleason drives a similar vehicle.

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Screen Media Films has released a new trailer for Jeepers Creepers 3, which will get a one-night-only theatrical release from Fathom Events in theaters nationwide September 26. This trailer is a full minute longer than the first trailer that dropped two weeks ago, giving fans a better look at the iconic Creeper (Jonathan Breck), and those in the small town who band together to put an end to the Creeper's reign of terror once and for all. While we still have a few weeks left until this special event, there has already been plenty of controversy swirling around the movie.

Even before production began, we reported last March that the Jeepers Creepers 3 production was being forced to move, just before the production was supposed to begin in Canada. The production shift was forced by The Canadian Performers Union, which stopped a casting call from going out for the film, once the union...

Four full nights of concerts, 24 must-see performers and a staggering 137 songs: Take pity on the video editors who had to whittle all this down into a three-hour ABC special.

We’ll get the chance to see the result of their heroic work Wednesday night on Cma Fest: The Music Event of the Summer, co-hosted by Thomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini.

The concerts, held during Nashville’s annual Cma Fest in June, are arguably the most coveted performance slots in country music, and all the artists brought their A-games to the crowd of 50,000. The televised distillation will feature a total of 28 performances,...

Jeepers Creepers 3 is a mystery wrapped in a riddle nestled inside a piece of human skin an enigma.

Much of that confusion comes down to the prolonged time gap between the long-brewing horror threequel and its predecessor – Jeepers Creepers 2, for instance, first took flight in 2003 – not to mention the heinous controversy involving franchise creator and director, Victor Salva. In short: the filmmaker was accused of sexual misconduct with a minor almost two decades ago, and served 15 months in state prison.

It’s a controversial saga that has resulted in many horror fans distancing themselves from the Jeepers Creepers franchise altogether, and whether Salva deserves another shot behind the lens or not is something we’ll leave to you.

There has, however, been another update from the Jc camp, and it’s a fairly significant one. Bloody Disgusting has confirmed today that the threequel is actually a lot closer to hitting theatres than we thought.

When Steven Soderbergh is asked about the state of filmmaking, he often points to the American films of the ’60s and ’70s as a counterpoint to the broken state of today’s industry. “The bottom line is that at a certain period in time, from 1966 to 1976, the most successful movies were also the best movies, and that’s just not true anymore,” the director said in a 2014 interview.

Read More:Steven Soderbergh Movies Ranked from Worst to Best

Soderbergh may complain a lot, but he’s never been passive about it. Throughout his career, he has constantly experimented with different ways to make and distribute his films by thinking outside the box and pioneering new technology. With “Logan Lucky,” Soderbergh’s finally fulfilling his plans to launch a self-distribution company capable of releasing a studio-size film, but it’s not the first ambitious effort in a career defined by risky maneuvers.

The woman who claims she was attacked by Webbie won't have to pay for the bloody damage in her hotel room where the rapper allegedly got violent ... after the hotel decided to cut her a break. TMZ broke the story ... Webbie was arrested last month after allegedly beating and choking his girlfriend for 2 hours in a Baton Rouge hotel. He was arrested and charged with 2nd degree battery, false imprisonment and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.

It’s been 20 years since Garth Brooks joined the ranks of Diana Ross, Elton John and James Taylor, performing live in Central Park in New York City. On Aug. 7, 1997, an estimated 980,000 people crowded the iconic park’s North Meadow to watch the country superstar perform a set list of hits, including “Callin’ Baton Rouge” and “Friends in Low Places.”

Not only was the landmark concert massive in size, it was a showcase of Brooks’ vigilant perfectionism and the reliable, demo-crossing appeal he’s maintained for years.

In the days leading up to the event, Brooks gave Et some insight into how one mentally prepares for a performance on this scale, which was not only free to concertgoers but being broadcast live on HBO. According to him, he’s the kind of person who didn’t get nervous before his wedding, but sitting in church the day of was a different story. “All the way up until the...

Rod Stewart is championing for children with disabilities and their families.

After reading a CNN story about families from Baton Rouge who recently traveled to Washington via a charter bus to protest proposed Medicaid cuts but were struggling to raise funds for their trip, an emotional Stewart, 72, reached out to his manager to find out how to help.

“I’ve just seen something on CNN that’s heartbreaking. It was a group of families with severely disabled children who are driving to Washington to confront about health care cuts. See if you can find out who they are,” CNN reports Stewart wrote to his manager.

Sir Rod Stewart has written a cheque to help cover the costs of a road trip taken by a group of disabled children and their parents, who headed to Washington to protest proposed health care cuts. The families, who travelled to the capital on bus from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, rely on government health insurance. However, […]...

R. Kelly's gotta believe there's no such thing as bad publicity now -- he has 14 upcoming shows planned and there's still huge demand for tickets ... amid allegations he's running a "cult." Kelly's gigs were already scheduled before the scandal broke, but all of them are still scheduled ... starting July 28 in Virginia Beach and running through October 8 in Ontario, Cali. We reached out to all of the venues -- 11 confirmed nothing's changed. In fact, some...

The number that matters the most to 101-year-old Julia “Hurricane” Hawkins is not her age, but her race time.

Hawkins, a former schoolteacher hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, won the 100-meter dash in a blazing 40.12 seconds at the USA Track and Field Outdoors Masters Championships this weekend, according to the Washington Post.

Her time is a world record for women aged 100 and over, pending its verification in December. As of now, that’s six seconds faster than the current certified record.

Hawkins quipped of her victory, “I missed my nap for this.”

But that’s not all.

Earlier this month,...

A stand-up comedy show isn’t the likeliest place to find a second grader, but Daphne Watson was not about to let her daughter Cece miss the opportunity to meet her idol, Kevin Hart.

“I surprised Cece, and when he came out onstage, she started crying—and then I started crying,” Watson, 31, says in the current issue of People of the 2016 performance in Biloxi, Miss.

After the show, Watson brought Cece backstage, only to find Hart had already left the venue. But instead of giving up, Watson took to social media to ask her daughter’s followers to message the...

Webbie's Gf is battered with deep cuts and bruises from head to toe ... injuries allegedly suffered at the hands of her rapper boyfriend. TMZ's obtained photos Webbie's gf says are the result of hours of torture July 5 when she was allegedly beaten and held by Webbie against her will in a Louisiana hotel room. The photos are really disturbing ... cuts to her feet, elbow and bruises under her arms and leg. Sources close to the...

This is horrifying! Rapper Webbie was arrested on July 5 after allegedly beating and choking his girlfriend, and holding her hostage in their Baton Rouge, La hotel room.

Rapper Webbie has been arrested in Baton Rouge Wednesday following an alleged domestic dispute in a hotel room with his girlfriend. Law enforcement tells us the 25-year-old woman told cops Webbie choked her, hit her and refused to let her leave the room for more than 2 hours. Police say she had visible bruising around her neck and face ... bad enough she was taken to the hospital. Webbie was arrested but complained of some medical issue,...

The Baton Rouge Police Dept. tells TMZ Sports ... there is no probable cause to arrest Lsu linebacker Jacob Phillips for rape due to "several inconsistencies" in the accuser's story.  We broke the story ... Phillips -- a highly recruited linebacker -- was investigated for sexual assault following allegations from a female Lsu student athlete.  We've confirmed cops were called to a Baton Rouge hospital on June 11 to respond to the accuser -- who claims she was...

Lsu linebacker Jacob Phillips is being investigated for rape -- after a female Lsu student athlete filed a report with police ... TMZ Sports has learned.  Phillips has not been arrested or charged with a crime -- but we've confirmed the Baton Rouge Pd is actively working on the case. We're told he strongly denies any wrongdoing.  Here's what we know ... cops were called to a Baton Rouge hospital on June 11 to respond to a woman...

I've enjoyed the first two films made in the Jeepers Creepers horror film franchise and today we have some additional information regarding Jeepers Creepers 3. The film recently completed shooting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and thanks to Bloody-Disgusting, we have a few new details you might be interested in.

The site confirms that the third film in the franchise is a direct sequel to the first film that was released in 2001, which saw a brother and sister, played by Justin Long and Gina Philips, cross paths with the deadly creature who feasts on the body parts of humans.

The movie will also serve as a bridge that leads right into the events of Jeepers Creepers 2. So this third movie is both a sequel and a prequel, which I think is kinda cool. The story follows "a group of hunters (led by Meg Foster), completely aware of the Creeper’s mythology,...

Jeepers Creepers 3 is a mystery wrapped in a riddle nestled inside a piece of human skin an enigma.

Much of that confusion comes down to the prolonged time gap between the long-brewing horror threequel and its predecessor – Jeepers Creepers 2, for instance, first took flight in 2003 – not to mention the heinous controversy involving franchise creator and director, Victor Salva. In short: the filmmaker was accused of sexual misconduct with a minor almost two decades ago, and served 15 months in state prison.

It’s a controversial saga that has resulted in many horror fans distancing themselves from the Jeepers Creepers franchise altogether, and whether Victor Salva deserves another shot behind the lens or not is something we’ll leave to you.

There has, however, been another update from the Jc camp. First reported by Bloody Disgusting, it’s now been claimed that Jeepers Creepers 3 has been angled as a direct sequel...

Police in Louisiana have arrested a 21-year-old man on stalking, domestic abuse and theft charges after allegedly discovering he had been secretly living in the attic of his ex-girlfriend’s home, People confirms.

A statement from the Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, Sheriff’s Office alleges that on May 3, Taylor Broussard forced his way into his ex’s house in Larose, Louisiana, and started hitting her with his fists and threatening her with a knife.

The attack unfolded in front of an unidentified juvenile, who reportedly tried to shield the woman, authorities allege. They said she escaped the attack, fled to a...

The inaugural Dan Ireland Award, a juried cash prize of $3,000 for the director of the best film in the Louisiana International Film Festival’s New Visions / New Voices Category is sponsored by Winifred and Kevin Reilly, Jr., Renee Zellweger, Vincent D’Onofrio, Dennis Yares and Greg Kachel.

In addition to his long career as a director, teacher and co-founder of the Seattle International Film Festival, Dan Ireland served as the Artistic Director of Liff until his untimely death on April 14, 2016. The Dan Ireland Award was created in order to commemorate his dedication to new talent, storytellers and visionaries.Speaking at the Dan Ireland Award Ceremony, Chesley Heymsfield, Executive Director of Liff, said about Dan, “It was very hard for our entire team because when you work at an organization like this which is a grassroots community built organization to support local people, you become like family and it was very...

Every week, IndieWire asks a select handful of film and TV critics two questions and publishes the results on Monday. (The answer to the second, “What is the best film in theaters right now?”, can be found at the end of this post.)

This week’s question: In honor of the Cannes Film Festival, the 70th edition of which starts this week, what is the best film to ever win the coveted Palme d’Or?

For a complete list of Palme d’Or winners, click here.

Erin Whitney (@Cinemabite), ScreenCrush

This question is impossible because I clearly haven’t seen all 40 Palme d’Or winners (it’s on my to do list, I swear). But I could easily say “Apocalypse Now,” “Paris, Texas,” “Taxi Driver,” “Amour,” or even “Pulp Fiction.” But since this is a personal question, I have to say “The Tree of Life.” No film has moved me...

Former Sons of Guns star Will Hayden will spend the rest of his life behind bars, The Advocate of Baton Rogue reports.

On Thursday, the reality-television alum, 51, was sentenced in a Louisiana courtroom to two life sentences in prison plus 40 more years for raping two preteen girls after he was convicted in April.

Wfla reports that Hayden will not be eligible for suspension of sentence, probation or parole.

Hayden was found guilty on April 7 for the rape of two young girls decades apart: one in the 1990s when the victim was 12 or 13, and one in 2014 when the victim was 12, according to Wafb.

The former star of the Discovery Channel reality series “Sons of Guns” was sentenced to spend the rest of his life behind bars after being convicted of rape. Will Hayden was sentenced Thursday to two life sentences plus 40 years, with the life sentences running concurrently, CBS affiliate Wafb reports. Louisiana-based Hayden will not be eligible for probation, parole or suspension of sentence, according to East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore. Also Read: Abigail Breslin Reveals Why She Didn't Report Her Rape Hayden was convicted in April on two counts of aggravated rape and one count of forcible rape.

The dilemma of a film like Stanley Nelson’s sweeping and emotionally-charged new documentary Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Historically Black Colleges and Universities is that any one of its rich stories — the founding of any Hbcu, the role they’ve played in the civil rights era, the role they play now as safe spaces for students of color arriving from high schools without students or teachers of color, the individual narratives of students that had attended or are attending them presently, the challenges faced by HBCUs today — could be its own stand-alone feature film. With that said, Tell Them We Are Rising is superbly crafted and in only 83 minutes provides an introduction to the history of HBCUs in America with interviews from students currently attending thriving schools like Spelman, Morehouse, and Howard.

Along the way, Nelson captures a certain irony as students struggle to liberate their...

The Justice Department will not file charges in the 2016 shooting death of Alton Sterling by police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, according to reports.

According to the Washington Post, the Sterling family had not been informed yet by the Justice Department about the decision, who has not made an official announcement.

“We have not heard nor received an update and are unaware of any charges that may or may not be filed,” Ryan Julison, a spokesman for the Sterling family’s attorneys, said. “We have not received word, nor has the family been given any notice of upcoming updates regarding this case.

Any fan of Davis, Crawford or both knew going into this week’s Feud: Bette and Joan that the title of What Ever Happened to Cousin Charlotte? wasn’t going to be the only thing about the movie to change before its release. But even we couldn’t have guessed just how sad it was going to be to watch jealousy, insecurity and vindictiveness undermine the leading ladies to the point that Joan got herself replaced by Bette’s pal, Olivia. If you can bear to relive the episode, read on and weep…

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Between the horrors of the Baby Jane shoot, Joan’s Oscar-night stunt, and her and Bette’s natural antipathy, you would think that the last thing either of them would ever do would be team up again. But desperate times call for desperate measures. So, with the mortal enemies’ stars fading down to mere flickers, Sunday’s Feud: Bette and Joan found Davis and Crawford signing on to headline Bob’s new thriller, What Ever Happened to Cousin Charlotte? How did it go? As if you don’t already know the legend, read on…

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Former reality star Will Hayden, who starred in Sons of Guns on the Discovery Channel, was unanimously convicted by a jury for raping two preteen girls more than two decades apart, according to The Advocate.

The victims, a 15-year-old girl and 37-year-old woman, cried and hugged inside state District Judge Mike Erwin’s courtroom as the verdicts were read in East Baton Rouge Parish in Lousiana on Friday, according to The Advocate. Guilty on two counts of aggravated rape and one count of forcible rape, Hayden, 51, will be sentenced on May 11, and aggravated rape carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison.

There's actually an explanation -- though not necessarily a good one -- for Pepsi's decision to run the disastrous Kendall Jenner ad ... but to understand you have to take a trip back to the '60s.  Click This Link and check out the second photo ... it became world famous, shot in Washington, D.C. in 1967 during a Vietnam protest. It shows a demonstrator with flower power approaching a slew of cops armed with bayonets. Bjorn...

As if the Kendall Jenner ad was not ridiculous enough ... check out some real protests from Ferguson, Chicago, Baton Rouge, Charlotte and other cities where strife between the Black Lives Matter movement and police can't be solved with soda pop. Pepsi has pulled the ad, but what were they thinking in the first place? Read more...

Pepsi is defending their controversial new ad starring their new spokesperson, Kendall Jenner.

In the new ad, the 21-year-old model leaves her photo shoot behind to join a march before handing a police officer a can of soda, causing her fellow protesters to erupt in cheers as he takes a drink.

Responses to the commercial, titled “Live For Now Moments Anthem,” were swift and merciless on social media, with many detractors accusing Pepsi of blatantly appropriating the spirit and imagery of the anti-Donald Trump resistance, Black Lives Matter and other movements in order to sell their product.

Pepsi released...