Alex Malone News Today

Erickson with eyewitness weather. Great to see you up so early this morning. I love this. Path the path and i, you and i go back so far. We are looking at a very drizzly start to the day as we fully expect but this is not a wash out for the entire day. It is moving quickly and it will be out of here. We will find sunshine later this a afternoon but you can see looking at weather neighborhood at reading 64 in reading right now. Off in the distance you can tell that the roads are wet up there. Sto...

Otherwise we will in move to south jersey and not that much right now but as you go down towards the shore later on youll find those showers coming up but they are not here all morning. We will be finding them leaving as we go through this morning, temperatures mild right now, will be dropping later on this afternoon. We should eventually get to maybe first thing this morning to around 70 degrees but then the temperatures do start to drop, the rain moves out as you can see on this computer model...

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Avoid slips, falls and throwing out your back this winter.

Two young women from Canada have run out of friends and money aboard a cruise ship and decide to take jobs at a pub in a remote corner of Australia, where the clientele are sex-starved local miners.

Julia Garner (‘Ozark’) and Jessica Henwick do impressive work as the backpackers stuck working at a foreboding Australian tavern.

Two backpackers played by Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick sign on as temporary workers at a remote Australian pub in Kitty Green's 'The Royal Hotel.'

"Tell me what you want!" "Don't ever stop driving." An official trailer is out for an indie crime thriller from Australia titled Mercy Road, the latest film made by director John Curran (of The Painted Veil, Tracks, Chappaquiddick). Not to be confused with Jim Cummings' Thunder Road. This recently premiered at the Melbourne Film Festival

Luke Bracey plays a dad on a mission to save his daughter in this strangely surreal film set mostly in a truck. It’s part-Speed, part-Phone Booth, all nightmare

This is a powerful and moving work.