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The First ‘Unbroken’ The first film would be well-known because it was directed by Hollywood star Angelina Jolie, and the writers included the Coen brothers. The film was based on a biography of Louis (Louie) Zamperini written by Laura Hillenbrand Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption. The title sums up the theme of the movie and interestingly, also the follow-up movie that was produced by a different group and had a different basis for its message. Louie i...

CinemaBlend Considering how long medical dramas like ER tend to last, how often cast members rotate, and how frequently it require new actors to play the patient(s) of the week, the cast list is unsurprisingly, but still impressively, large. The aforementioned NBC series lasted 15 seasons (from 1994-2009) and made A-listers out of George Clooney, Don Cheadle, and Julianna Margulies to name just a few, but did you know Chadwick Boseman was a guest star before he became a household name? The lat...

More than 260,000 books borrowed from north-east libraries in 2020 © PRESS AND JOURNAL Sharon Jamieson, Live Life Aberdeenshire Libraries and Information services manager. Picture by Kami Thomson. North-east libraries loaned out nearly 270,000 books last year – with a story about schoolgirl looking into a historic murder case and a child’s take on the refugee crisis among the top titles. The most popular book borrowed at Aberdeenshire Council libraries was  A Good Girl’s Guide to Murde...

Don’t Tell a Soul writer/director Alex McAulay! Check out our full conversation below. Dread Central: Where did the idea for Don’t Tell a Soul come from? Alex McAulay: Many of the events in the movie come from real life, when I was growing up in Texas and Ohio. People actually did rob houses that were tented for termites. A kid fell and got stuck in a shaft in an abandoned auto factory for a day. One of my classmates accidentally shot one of his friends in the woods when he was 12. I wante...

Guild Wars 2: The Icebrood Saga’s finale continues next week with ‘Power’ The multi-part finale of Guild Wars 2: The Icebrood Saga continues next week with Episode Five, Chapter Two. Titled ‘Power’, the free MMORPG’s first content drop of 2021 will see “fire and furious apocalypse” head to Tyria, which means not only a threat of wide-scale destruction, but a new phase in the saga’s storyline, missions, rewards, and more. ‘Power’ will bring four new Dragon Response missions...

National Retail Federation tackles political unrest, COVID-19 Retailers at NRF discuss COVID-19 operations and how they changed retail forever. Also: the technologies that keep customer experience consistent during supply-chain disruptions. Share this item with your network: By Published: 13 Jan 2021 The National Retail Federation reinforced its positions on diversity and political unrest during the trade organizations annual show this week, where retailers met virtually to strategize the...

In our context in which the state has essentially abdicated its responsibilities, community members need to start acting together to

6 min read In our context in which the state has essentially abdicated its responsibilities, community members need to start acting together to save themselves. The first step is to start reconstituting the capacity and authority of traditional rulers… It is only when communities start discovering and discussing their problems that they can start working out how to solve them. Nigeria is experiencing the most serious security challenge in its history. It is facing an even bigg...

News · Published January 8, 2021 FREE Screening of DON’T TELL A SOUL + Q&A with Rainn Wilson, Jack Dylan Grazer, Fionn Whitehead & Alex McAulay 1/15! By Josh Millican *Editor’s Note: Due to tremendous response, we’re increasing the number of attendees from 200 to 400. Spots are filling up fast, so if you’d like to attend this free virtual screening, RSVP at the bottom of the article ASAP...

CinemaBlend IT: Chapter One and IT: Chapter Two made plenty of box office bank, and they helped introduce the world to its young stars like Finn Wolfhard, Jaeden Martell, and Sophia Lillis. Stephen King’s classic horror novel turned into movies continue to find new film audiences, and these films may eventually go down in history as some of the best adaptations of his books. The IT: Chapter One cast was full of promising young actors and actresses, but IT: Chapter: Two was full of alrea...