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Animated SUPER MARIO BROS film casts Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy, Seth Rogen and Jack Black
The new animated Super Mario Bros. feature film has set an all-star cast to bring the titular video game siblings Mario and Luigi to the big screen. Chris Pratt and Charlie Day have been cast as Mario and Luigi, respectively, the two Italian plumbers battling foes and fantasy in the
Frederick joseph: Hurt feelings results in ‘Kill yourself’ because we must ‘DO BETTER’
A woman was fired after a Black man accused her of telling him and his fiancé to stay in their “hood” while they were walking their dog at a Williamsburg park. Frederick Joseph tweeted on Sunday: “At the dog park in Brooklyn with my fiancé and this white woman was
Racism Hoax: Terresha Lucas arrested for KKK threats to neighbors
Douglasville Police Department confirmed that they had filed criminal charges against Terresha Lucas, a Georgia woman who posed as a Ku Klux Klan member to threaten community members with “racially charged” notes in the neighborhood. What Yahoo described as “an unexpected turn of events” as Lucas, 30, a black woman,
Tampa: DeAnna Marie Stinson charged with soliciting a murder-for-hire
The U.S. Attorney’s Office with the Middle District of Florida reports 50-year-old Tampa accountant, DeAnna Marie Stinson has been arrested and charged by federal criminal complaint with soliciting a crime of violence and murder-for-hire. If convicted on all counts, Stinson faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in federal prison. According to
Carl Gamby ‘indecent assault’ case heads to PA Supreme Court: Fights Naked, high and kissing someone charges
Carl Gamby’s bizarre first day at the Dauphin County motel has resulted in a legal evaluation of the crime of indecent assault. Gamby, a Harrisburg resident, injected himself with bath salts and fentanyl in a restroom on March 28, 2019 during his first shift as a clerk at the Econo
Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich likens Christopher Columbus to Hitler:
San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich compared Christopher Columbus to Hitler. “It’s no knock on Italian Americans. That’s a silly argument,” Popovich continued. “It’s like saying, ‘We should be proud of Hitler because we are German.’ It makes no sense. “It’s Columbus Day. That’s why they are off on Monday?” Popovich ranted
Frederick joseph: Hurt feelings results in ‘Kill yourself’ because we must ‘DO BETTER’
A woman was fired after a Black man accused her of telling him and his fiancé to stay in their “hood” while they were walking their dog at a Williamsburg park. Frederick Joseph tweeted on Sunday: “At the dog park in Brooklyn with my fiancé and this white woman was
New York Gov Kathy Hochul: God wants you to get vaccinated, ‘Be my apostles’
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul told Christian parishioners on that God wants them to be vaccinated. Hochul made the remark while speaking with worshippers at the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn. “Yes, I know you’re vaccinated. They’re the smart ones, but you know, there are people out there who aren’t
PETA India spokesperson: ‘Vegetables never caused a pandemic’
In response to the Nipah virus case in Kerala state, India, which resulted in the death of a 12-year-old boy earlier this month, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India to send a letter to Smt J Chinchurani, Kerala’s minister for animal husbandry and dairy development, urging her
Western Michigan athletes win case against vaccine mandate, University ‘burdened their free exercise rights’
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously in favor of 16 athletes who filed a federal civil rights lawsuit challenging Western Michigan University’s (WMU) unlawful denial of their request for religious accommodation from the college’s shot mandate. This decision is now binding precedent in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. The students