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Deluded? Why not Arsenal fans swap with Newcastle United?
The Week In Black and White: All Referees are Rubbish. In this division anyway.
If the adage that things even themselves up over the course of a season is true elsewhere, then trying to keep up with 'things' in the Championship has proved beyond me…there is so much to even up that Rachel Riley would struggle to keep count.
Against Birmingham, we were rightly aggrieved that a Matt Ritchie goal was disallowed for offside, it was the wrong decision though it was very close, possibly falling into the 'too close to call / could have gone either way' category, so it may be churlish to make too much of it, but it was wrong all the same.
You can never tell how much an incorrect decision by the officials costs you, there are normally too many variables to take into account, but it is likely that if Ritchie's tap-in had stood then it would have been the winning goal, or at least one of our winning goals – Birmingham would have had to have brought on the 1970 Brazilian World Cup winning squad to score on Saturday.
So many decisions are wrong in this league that the Championship is an exception to any 'even up' rule that exists in normal football and yet it is completely be-fitting of the division. So much of it is second-rate so why shouldn't the officials join in?
Anyone who saw the Birmingham game and then the Channel 5 highlights later on the TV, will think they were at two different games.
The highlights pretty much showed the lack of quality in the game but if Channel 5 had wanted to show a realistic appraisal of the game, they should have shown NUFC having 30 seconds of possession that came to nothing before every section and turned the mic down so that it was played in virtual silence. The only noise in grounds like St Andrews is the sound of the wind whistling through the empty seats. Not that either team did much to entertain the fans, the lack of excitement on the pitch spreading to the stands.
That Brighton and Huddersfield both lost is a huge bonus for us and in the light of that, the point in Birmingham is a welcome one, even though it should have been three, could easily have been three. NUFC look tired now and a little out of ideas, Rafa's need for a couple of players in January looks completely correct and the international break has probably come at a good time for the players, tired and injured alike.
Grant Hanley will miss international duty after picking up an injury on Saturday, he must be the Scottish Marcelino, two games this year and he's knackered. What that says about Rob Elliot is anyone's guess. He must have a note from his Mam to miss games.
'Grant Hanley: The New Marcelino?'
I did find Rafa's expectation statement a little strange though, "People are expecting we can win every away game," said El Jefe. Not me mate, I'm a Newcastle United fan. I don't expect to win any games.
Although Rafa may not have been talking about the fans in the statement, that expectation has always been a criticism levelled at us Geordies, that we expect too much.
Over the last few weeks there has been much chat at The Mag about Rafa, how good the team is and what is happening at the club, the conclusion seems to be "this is what Rafa is – successful but boring – get on with it." There is a lot of sense in that.
A lot of people seem to think if you have an opinion that isn't 100% positive then you are 'moaning', others think that if you still believe there is something good happening you are 'deluded'. As ever, most of us are probably somewhere between the two. Me? I'm moaning and deluded, I just want to win the next game and go from there.
Currently, the award for most deluded fans in the country seems to be heading to Arsenal. We should have a fans' swap on the first weekend of April, 50,000 of them can come up and see us play Wigan and we'll go down there and watch them play Man City and we'll see who has the most to moan about. Of course I am only joking, there's no way I'd support a team as consistently successful as Arsenal, where is the fun in that?
The Arsenal fans might want to think about their support of their team, if Wenger and the players have been affected by their antics? It could be that their banners and complaints have cost them a CL place, more than Wenger and the performance of the team has. It certainly can't help, it is a poor way to say goodbye to one of your most successful managers ever, by berating him out of the door.
Which is a bit of a reminder to us and every other set of fans, supporting your team inspires the players and makes them stronger, doing it when they need it most, doubly so. We should remember that over the next 6 weeks.
One person who does expect something is Tim Krul, he said this week that he expects to be back on Tyneside in the summer.
He's not having a great time in Holland, benched at Ajax, like the boy with his finger in the dyke at Alkmaar, a place which sounds more like a planet in Star Wars than the residence of a football team. Krul will come back to Tyneside keen to claim the number 1/26 jersey and I for one see nothing stopping him, assuming he has regained full fitness and confidence.
'Tim Krul: Giving the boss a shelecshon headache'
That's not a criticism of Karl Darlow, he's done pretty well this season. Sure he's made some mistakes, all keepers do, he's made some great saves too, all keepers do, overall he's been pretty good. He's not Tim Krul though.
I know it was a couple of seasons ago but for a few seasons Krul was one of the best handful of goalkeepers in the PL. I don't think Darlow ever will be. I don't think any of the players in our first team squad will be one of the best handful of players in their position in the PL.
For that, Krul deserves a season with the gloves to see if he can get back to his best. Either that or see if we can swap him for Fraser Forster.
Howay The Lads.
(All contributions from Newcastle fans welcome, send articles (as well as ideas/suggestions) to [email protected])
Newcastle 1 Chelsea 0 – Match ratings and comments on all NUFC players
Newcastle 1 Chelsea 0 – Instant NUFC fan/writer reaction to Saturday's victory
Newcastle 1 Chelsea 0 : If plan was to bore everybody to death and score in last minute – It worked!
Interesting fans choice of Newcastle team v Chelsea


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Concert in NYC Celebrating the 175 Anniversary of Notre Dame
On March 11, 2017, Caleb Wenzel led Our Lady's Consort of the University of Notre Dame in their first public performance: a concert at St. Peter's Church in New York City celebrating the 175th Anniversary of the founding of University of Notre Dame. St. Peter's Church is the historic location where Fr. Edward Sorin, the founder of Notre Dame, first celebrated Mass upon his arrival to America. The concert featured the premiere of Mr. Wenzel's Constitution, a short motet commissioned for the occasion.
Concert for American Bach Society Features Early Music All-Stars
Spring Awakening at University of Notre Dame
Caleb to Compete for the Respighi Prize in Conducting
Caleb Named Music Director of Our Lady's Consort at University of Notre Dame through 2018
Caleb Named First-Prize Competition Winner with London Classical Soloists
Announcing the 2016/17 Season of EC/21
Caleb Appointed to Third Season with EC/21
Over 70 World Premieres at the Oregon Bach Festival!
New Commission for Sisters of the Holy Cross
Two World Premieres in Dallas

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Cooking for two can be a challenge, but it's so worth the effort! As cheesy as it sounds, not much makes me happier than seeing my guy going back for seconds on a meal I planned, shopped for, and made at home. This is one of my favorite Sunday suppers, especially during warmer months, but you can make this easy meal any night of the week.
Start off with something comforting, savory, and super fun! These homemade goldfish crackers (which I am craving like crazy right now) are so much better than the store-bought version. You can follow the recipe—which includes loads of Cheddar and a few other pantry basics—to the letter, or spice it up with a pinch of Old Bay Seasoning or dried rosemary. If you can find a goldfish cookie cutter, that's great, but you can also use any small cutter you have on hand—I'm partial to little hearts—or even just cut into cute little squares. Your guy will be too busy eating them and thinking you're a baking genius to care about the shape, let's be real.
For the main course, I love a lean(ish) protein and some greens. A big ole steak isn't always the best lead-up for a makeout sesh on the couch, unless you want to fall asleep (or watch him fall asleep). Save the steak for an evening you plan to curl up in yoga pants and try to pick a movie.
This baked miso salmon dish is healthy and savory, combining miso, Greek yogurt, and olive oil. Prepare the marinade the night before (the recipe is portioned for one, so just double the amount of the marinade ingredients) and let the salmon soak up the flavors. You can substitute honey or apple-cider vinegar for the mirin if it's not available where you live. I like to serve with a few handfuls of arugula mixed with a splash of olive oil and slivered almonds.
For dessert, this single-serving frozen chocolate cheesecake mousse is seriously the best. High in protein, low in calories and sugar, but rich, delicious, and covered in sprinkles! Blend light cream cheese, half-and-half, and cocoa powder, toss in the fridge for an hour and—voila—dessert is served. Did I mention it's covered in sprinkles?


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Personnel Profile: Glenn Backes
by Capitol Weekly Staff posted 01.19.2006
NAME: Glenn Backes
JOB: Departing Sacramento director of the Drug Policy Alliance.
Capitol Weekly: Tell us a little bit about your background, how you came to work for
the Drug Policy Alliance and set up the Sacramento office?
Glenn Backes: I've worked in HIV prevention since '87, specializing in high
risk groups, such as street kids, drug users, sex workers. I met the
executive director of DPA in the early nineties while I was working with
homeless youth in New York, providing counseling and case management etc to
HIV positive young people, either homeless or transitioning off the streets.
During grad school I consulted with UNICEF, UNAIDS and DPA, training Eastern
Europeans on HIV prevention among high risk groups. I came to DPA after
grad school, first running the International Harm Reduction Development
program of the Soros Foundation, and then moved to Sacto to open this office
in the wake of the overwhelming public support for Prop 36, treatment
instead of incarceration, in 2000.
CW: Talk about the goals of your organization. What were some of the major
policy successes and failures you had during your tenure?
GB: The goal, in short, is to replace the failed lock 'em up policies of the
drug war, with policies to control the harms associated with drugs, felony
convictions, and incarceration–policies grounded in public health, science,
and common sense and respectful of individual rights and responsibilities.
I'm proud of all our bills, even those that failed to pass. In terms of
impact, it's Prop 36–providing drug treatment for the first time to tens of
thousands of people who would of otherwise cycled in and out of jails and
prisons for decades, and SB 1159, the Vasconcellos-Nation bill that allows
pharmacies to sell syringes to adults without a prescription in order to
slow the spread of HIV among injection drug users, their sexual partners and
infant children. Great bills that were signed include Senator Escutia's bill
to reduce fatal drug overdoses, a McPherson-Steinberg effort to expand after
school programs for high school students, Negrette-McLeod's bill to control
hepatitis C in prisons and the Vasconcellos-Leno bill to improve regulation
of medical marijuana. There are more….
My biggest frustration was the Assembly's failure to pass Mr. Dymally's bill
to address the racial disparity in sentencing between crack cocaine and
powder cocaine, and the Senate's attempts to reverse the vote of 2000 and
rewrite Proposition 36 according to the dictates of the very same drug court
judges and prosecutors who signed the opposition arguments in 2000. The
Senate, and now the Governor, are wasting time and money suggesting an
unconstitutional reversal of the election, when they should be doing their
level best to implement the voter's mandate to reduce drug use and crime.
It's appalling.
CW: I've heard people in the Capitol dismiss organizations that want to
change drug laws as the "stoner lobby." Have these attitudes been a major
impediment to your work, and have they changed in the last several years?
GB: Funny, I never heard that one. Look at the bill analyses. Among our
various bills, you will find support from California Medical Association,
the California Society of Addiction Medicine, California Nurses Association,
the health officers, the largest AIDS service organizations, unions, and the
California PTA, among others.
CW: What do you like to do when you're not working?
GB: I like movies, live music, theatre and being with my wife and kids. But
with the stress of the job, what I actually end up doing is watching too
much TV, drinking whiskey and eating ice cream. I gained 20 pounds last
year. I hope in the coming year to regain my physical and mental health, and
spend more time wrestling with my kids. After my short sabbatical, I hope to
work with an organization that has the resources and drive to improve the
health and well-being of poor folks. That's what it's all about.


Hello again! I wanted to share with you all today this gorgeous new dress my sweet mother in law got for me a few weeks ago. It was a part of the Banana Republic Marimekko Collection. I had my eye on it when the collection first was launched but it seemed that everything was sold out almost as quickly as it was launched, so I thought I had missed my chance. While shopping, we discovered it on sale and only in my size! It was meant to be!!! I love the bright colors and bold pattern in the dress. It makes it very unique and a true stand out peice. Paired with a Dutch braid and a fun orange-red lip, it is the perfect statement making outfit!


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Q: DRF: TypeError:  is not JSON serializable I have problem getting an object data from the request using django-rest-framework ModelViewset create(self, request) method.
Here is my model.py
class Heat(models.Model):

    # Relationship Fields
    animal = models.ForeignKey(
                   Animal, related_name='heats',
                   on_delete=models.CASCADE
             )

    # Fields
    performer = models.CharField(max_length=25)
    is_bred = models.BooleanField(default=False)
    note = models.TextField(max_length=250, blank=True, null=True)

And this is my serializers.py
class HeatSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = Heat
        fields = [
            'id',
            'animal',
            'performer',
            'is_bred',
            'note',
        ]

And here is where we can find the error in my ModelViewset:
class HeatViewSet(viewsets.ModelViewSet):
    queryset = Heat.objects.all()
    serializer_class = HeatSerializer

    @transaction.atomic
    def create(self, request):
        serializer = self.serializer_class(data=request.data)

        if serializer.is_valid():
            print serializer.validated_data['animal']

If you look at this line of code:
// this purpose is to print the actual value of an animal object
// but it gave me the TypeError: <Animal: Animal object> is not JSON serializable.
print serializer.validated_data['animal']

If we include this one it works fine because this it just a normal field the same true to the other field except the animal which is a relational field:
 print serializer.validated_data['performer']

Now when i do this the object was saved directly to the database.
serializer.save()

But django would prompt me the SAME TYPE ERROR!
When removing the entire create(self, request) the method flow works well without an error but i would like to perform many queries inside the create(self, request)!. This won't do right either please help!

A: When you serialize on Queryset the JSON result will be into a .data object
animal = AnimalSerializer(your_model.animal_set(), many=True, read_only=True)
return Response(animal.data)

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After some tweaking, the federal government recently reintroduced legislation aimed at tackling the growing problem of spam e-mail.
Bill C-28, also known as the Fighting Internet and Wireless Spam Act (FISA), would prohibit sending unsolicited commercial electronic messages, including e-mails and text messages, unless there was an express or implied consent from the recipient. Consent would not be required in certain instances, such as where the purpose is to provide a quote or estimate, or to facilitate, complete or confirm an existing commercial transaction.
Read more on The Lawyers Weekly.


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Bose slapped with wiretap lawsuit claiming headphone app spies on users
By Hiawatha Bray Globe Staff,April 19, 2017, 10:03 a.m.
A class action lawsuit accuses Bose Corp. of breaking a federal wiretapping law by keeping tabs on customers' listening habits without their permission. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
A class-action lawsuit accuses Framingham's Bose Corp. of breaking a federal wiretapping law by keeping tabs on customers' listening habits without their permission.
The suit was filed on Tuesday in Chicago by an Illinois resident named Kyle Zak, who bought a $350 set of Bose QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones last month. The headphones use a Bluetooth radio system to play music stored on a user's smartphone. Zak downloaded Bose Connect, a free smartphone app that helps users select and play their favorite tunes.
But the lawsuit says that Zak didn't know the app kept track of every recording he listened to. The suit claims that the data was relayed to companies other than Bose, which could analyze Zak's listening habits without his permission.
"One's personal audio selections — including music, radio broadcast, podcast, and lecture choices — provide an incredible amount of insight into his or her personality, behavior, political views, and personal identity," the lawsuit said. For instance, it's possible to determine someone's religion or sexual orientation by tracking his or her listening habits.
The lawsuit asserts that Bose's data collection policy "demonstrates a wholesale disregard for consumer privacy rights and violates numerous state and federal laws," including a federal law governing wiretapping and unfair business practices laws of Illinois. The suit seeks at least $5 million in damages.
Bose did not return requests for comment.
Hiawatha Bray can be reached at hiawatha@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeTechLab.


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Christian Thompson, Saint Aubyn, Ephraim Sykes, Jeremy Pope, Derrick Baskin, and Jawan M. Jackson in "Ain't Too Proud — The Life and Times of the Temptations" at the Imperial Theatre on Broadway.
Between 1960 and today — the Temps are still going strong — there have been about 25 different members of the group. This is tricky for a jukebox musical. And it was never just a matter of folks aging out; change was in the group's DNA. So since "Ain't Too Proud" wants to cover the entire history of the Temptations, much of the stage time in this tuner, staged by the "Jersey Boys" team of Des McAnuff and Sergio Trujillo, is dedicated to the whys and wherefores of the comings and goings of different members, all brokered by the one constant all these years, Otis Williams, who owns the brand and from whose point of view this show is told.
As in, Derrick Baskin, playing Williams, stands on stage and narrates his point of view, as show-and-tell events unspool around him.
Truth. But the problem is the conflicts that he discusses are, alas, very much like the conflicts you can find in previous juked bios of male artists: Can you go out on the road and still be an active parent? (No). Will there be a woman at home annoyed at your absence? (Yes). Will everyone actually put the band before their individual egos? (Nope). Can you avoid people wanting a solo career? (Oh, no). Do old enmities dissolve with time allowing for lucrative reunions? (Yes, they do).
"Ain't Too Proud" is based, way too closely based, on Williams' own 1988 written history of his group ("Temptations"). Great biographies need distance and an outsider point of view, and more emotional engagement.
"Ain't Too Proud" has a wholly conventional structure, as if everyone involved didn't want to run any kind of counter-narrative to that of Williams, or upset Berry Gordy (Jahi Kearse), whose persona here is exactly like his persona in "Motown the Musical." Fascinating issues like the band's appeal to white audiences, its need to tour in the South, its internal debates over whether it should sing Smokey Robinson ballads or Norman Whitfield soul, the drug use among many of its members and the complexity of Williams' own personal life are brought up but quickly and often awkwardly dismissed. Such are the perils of doing legacy-creating shows about living people with ownership interests in the material.
If — like me — you've been a fan all your life, you will still enjoy hearing many of the classic hits ("Get Ready," "Since I Lost My Baby," "You're My Everything") from the classic Temps lineup of David Ruffin (Ephraim Sykes), Melvin Franklin (Jawan M. Jackson), Paul Williams (James Harkness), Eddie Kendricks (Jeremy Pope) and, of course, Otis Williams.
Ephraim Sykes, Jeremy Pope, Derrick Baskin, Jawan M. Jackson, and James Harkness in "Ain't Too Proud — The Life and Times of the Temptations" at the Imperial Theatre on Broadway.
Baskin doesn't always have a lot of energy as Otis, probably due to his wanting to accurately reflect a thoughtful man whose bandmates were showier than their leader. But it makes the single-voice narration, which is a drag to start with, drag some more.
As you'd expect, the show livens up in the musical numbers, especially since Trujillo's choreographic work both honors the famous Temps moves and further theatricalizes them, with the help of a turntable that adds to the flash and fluidity of director McAnuff's staging. Most of the other performances are good enough, with Pope's Kendricks the deepest dive and the terrific Sykes a stand-out when it comes to fullness of character and vibrancy of performance. As jukebox bios go, this one looks classier than most, thanks to a cool, hip, mostly black-and-white set from Robert Brill, giving the show oomph and stature.


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Posts from 31st March 2009
Complex Semiotics of Music Videos, Pt. Zzzzzz
Hazel • FT • Pop/TV • 17 comments • 1,081 views
Music videos: what a pile of shit, eh? Well, not always, obviously but more often than not they're a cheap set of cliches thrown together for a song that's not that far off that description and generally rubbish and boring, the only distractions being that someone might be writhing around sexily somewhere in the background.
There's not a lot I could say about them that hasn't been said before, particularly in terms of gender politics and yet sometimes, whilst I'm lying prone on my parents' settee wondering why this time of the morning has to exist and watching 4Music, I'm gripped by an urge to rage and by about 11pm this rage occasionally takes on textual shape and form.
ADAM ANT – "Goody Two Shoes"
#502, 12th June 1982
Ants largely jettisoned, Adam cast around for a new angle. It was a moment in pop history when sudden changes of image and sound were respectable – even expected for some stars. Compared to today's performers who tend to cover bandwagon-jumping with a figleaf of artistic intent, there was a refreshing honesty about this pursuit of a new look for a new season: pop and fashion were merging in a blare of colour.
Grandad Torino More Like
Pete Baran • FT • 1 comment • 263 views
Like most Clint Eastwood films, Gran Torino takes its time. It never feels rushed, though unlike say Changeling it does not feel overlong. Perhaps the difference is Clint hamming it up infront of the camera, no matter how craggy (and he is craggy alright) he is still a fascinatingly charismatic actor. We know he is a solid director, and a pretty fair script writer. Perhaps his editing could be tighter, but as you sit luxuriating in the clever inevitability and meta commentary of the film on Clint's whole career you feel he has the right to use this extra time. And just as the film has worked it manipulative magic on you and the credits start to come up, Clint starts singing. And you find your body is so relaxed by the film that it is difficult to get up and run out of the cinema as fast as you need to, Because, well, Clint isn't a very good singer is he?
Not to go all Tanya on you, but when Clint sang "I Talk To The Trees" in Paint Your Wagon, you could tell why they weren't listening.
Freaky Trigger and the Lollards of Pop – Series 3, Week 4
Pete Baran • Lollards Podcast • 6 comments • 195 views
They say the proof of the pudding is in the eating, but in this case, the proof of the pudding is in the LISTENING. Because this is a show about puddings, and you have to listen to it to get any nutritional value out of it at all.
Nuncle Carsmile Steve Hewitt welcomes his guests Rebecca Toennessen, Stevie Trousse and Marna Gilligan and wrestle with the great gravy vs custard battle, music comes from Stanley Holloway, Wilco and something that sounds like an army of very, very sad machines.
So nonsense basically, and much misinformation presented as fact as ever. Please feel free to correct us below in the comments. http://freakytrigger.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads//home/snowyowl/public_html/podcasts/ft-lollards-of-pop-season-3-episode-4.mp3
PROPER LONDON: Saint Etienne – "Foxbase Alpha"
30 Apr 2000 April 2000, Piccadilly The sun comes out over London and the Summer starts: everywhere you look you see people in love, snogging on the tubes and holding hands on the escalators so you can't get past them. Baggy shorts and halter tops all over the place, kids sitting together on Eros and choking on the […]
Are you local?
13 Feb 2000 England is DIFFERENT (or SPECIAL if you want to be polite) to everywhere else for many reasons, but one is because our music "industry" (it's not an industry – making baked beans is an industry, and nobody does THAT in their spare time, writes fanzines about it or has them poured over themselves at weddings. […]
BRYAN ADAMS – "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You"
5 May 2011 #667, 13th July 1991 Sixteen Listens For Sixteen Weeks: An Everything I Do Liveblog This song got to number one for 16 weeks, so I decided to play it 16 times in a row, writing as I went. Play 1: And we're off. I've honestly hardly heard this in the last twenty years so I […]
Films about films (no-one has seen)
20 Jun 2005 Last week saw the release of not one, but two films about previous films. And I don't mean Batman Begins (which should be retitled Batman Starts for Essex). Inside Deep Throat, a documentary about the making of and the effect of notorious porn film Deep Throat. And Baadasssss!, Mario Van Peebles film about the making […]
IRON MAIDEN - "Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter"
ENIGMA - "Sadeness Part 1"
QUEEN - "Innuendo"
THE KLF - "3AM Eternal"
THE SIMPSONS - "Do The Bartman"
THE CLASH - "Should I Stay Or Should I Go"
HALE AND PACE - "The Stonk"
CHESNEY HAWKES - "The One And Only"
CHER - "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)"
COLOR ME BADD - "I Wanna Sex You Up"
JASON DONOVAN - "Any Dream Will Do"
BRYAN ADAMS - "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You"
U2 - "The Fly"
VIC REEVES AND THE WONDER STUFF - "Dizzy"
MICHAEL JACKSON - "Black Or White"
GEORGE MICHAEL AND ELTON JOHN - "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me"
QUEEN - "Bohemian Rhapsody"/"These Are The Days Of Our Lives"


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New Release Round Up 12/6/22
The final season and complete series of Better Call Saul is out this week aong with Clerks III, Season 3 of Creepshow, Mad God, 4Ks of Pulp Fiction, 48 Hrs, Adaptation and Black Christmas and more on DVD and Blu-ray/4K this week.
Everything Actioncast Ep 586 "Clerks III, Echo, Stranger Things, Uncle Sam, House and More"
This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris pay respects to James Caan and then talk about the first trailer for Clerks III, Stranger Things 4 Vol. 2, the return of Daredevil and Kingpin on the upcoming Echo series, Dark Side of Comedy, the Duffer Brothers tackling The Talisman and Death Note for Netflix, Uncle Sam, Alligator, House and more.
David O. Russell Returns With the Star Studded Amsterdam in November (Trailer)
Set in the 1930s, Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, and John David Washington play three friends that become the prime suspects in a murder in the first movie by director David O. Russell since 2015's Joy.


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Amazon Prime Video launched a movie rental service in India; plans to introduce 40 new titles
In India, Amazon Prime Video launched a transactional video-on-demand (TVOD) movie rental service. At its first 'Prime Video Presents India' event in Mumbai, the over-the-top (OTT) platform unveiled its latest addition.
The recently launched TVOD Service will provide early rental access to the most recent Indian and international films. In addition, it will provide a catalogue of popular movies from around the world on a transactional (per-movie) basis. India has remained one of Prime Video's fastest-growing markets. Today, Prime Video India has viewers from 99 percent of the country's pin codes: Gandhi, Gaurav.
Netflix founder Reed Hastings steps down as co-CEO
Netflix offers $385,000 for flight attendant job
Netflix branches out into fitness content with upcoming launch of Nike Training Club classes


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HP Display Tools error popup of "We can't run that here" is fixed.
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