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Late Night in the Reagan Era: Swimming Upstream on A Personal Horror Journey (PART 4) B Harrison Smith discussed late-night horror in the Reagan Era! By B Harrison Smith *Editor’s Note: B Harrison Smith is well known to horror fans as the writer/director of The Fields, Death House, and Camp Dread. He also directed The Special, released in 2020. HBO where I got my fix of blood, boobs, babes and horror. Summer late nights, Christm...

Into the Wild (2007). Wild in the Streets (1968); as the vigilante boss of police inspector Clint Eastwood in Magnum Force (1973); as a NASA exec who engineers a fake Mars landing in Capricorn One (1977); as a judge who takes matters into his own hands in The Star Chamber (1983); and as old-school stockbroker Lou Mannheim in Wall Street (1987). Holbrook played Twain longer than Samuel Langhorne Clemens, who made Twain his pen name in 1863. He first appeared as the famed author and humorist ...

After three days I gave up waiting and rang its customer service line. Apologies were profuse and to their credit they same-day couriered me a replacement book. Which is great except three weeks later, arriving back from holiday, I noticed something in the bushes beside my back door. Yup. You guessed it. It was the original package, which must have been blown by the Wellington wind off my doorstep into the foliage. In other words, not only did they deliver the original item when they should ...

th Annual Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Awards, (MUAHS, IATSE Local 706) honoring an extraordinary spectrum of acclaimed work, exceptional contributions to the motion picture arts and sciences, and outstanding service to their union or the entertainment industry. They will be honored at the virtual gala on Saturday, April 3, 2021. The MUAHS Awards Matthew Mungle, Oscar® and Emmy®- winning make-up artist, and Terry Baliel, Emmy®-winning hair stylist, will receive Lifetime Achi...

CONWAY — The Skimobile climbs up and down Mount Cranmore. An orchestra is playing at the Eastern Slope Inn. The Jack Frost and Carroll Reed shops vie to outdo each other in high ski fashion. And Miss Eastern Slope is set to be crowned at the Winter Carnival Ball on Saturday night at John H. Fuller Elementary. Wait, what kind of time warp is this, anyway? It’s the best kind: Easily accessible. In these troubled pandemic times, traveling back to the more carefree era of the Sixties seem...

Dick Smith class action parties propose $25m settlement Share Former Dick Smith Holdings shareholders who sued over the 2016 collapse of the consumer electronics retailer will split a little under $6 million, under a $25 million settlement proposal which will not cover costs incurred by the class action funders. Parties in a trio of class actions brought against Dick Smith Electronics, former directors Nicholas Abboud and Michael Potts and 10 insurers over the retailers 2013 public listing have...

Kogan fined over $310,000 for breaching spam laws: ACMA January 20, 2021 8:33 Online retailer Kogan has been found to have breached Australian spam laws, following an Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) investigation. Kogan Australia Pty Ltd has now agreed to a court-enforceable undertaking, and has paid $310,800 over breaches relating to marketing emails sent to customers. The ACMA found that Kogan’s conduct breached the Spam Act after consumers received more than 42 millio...

Major online retailer Kogan has been fined $310,800 for sending 42 million marketing emails without proper unsubscribe functions. ...

Online retail giant Kogan hit with $310,000 fine over promotional emails January 20, 2021 Online retail giant Kogan.com has been fined more than $310,000 by the national communications watchdog for sending millions of promotional emails that were difficult for consumers to unsubscribe from. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) said today that Kogan Australia has agreed to a court-enforceable undertaking and paid a $310,800 infringement notice for breaches of Australian spam...

Kogan agrees to pay $310,800 fine as 42 million emails found to breach spam laws Online retailer Kogan Australia has agreed to pay more than $310,000 in infringement notices for breaching Australian spam laws. An investigation by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found Kogan had sent more than 42 million marketing emails in which users could not easily unsubscribe. In order to opt-out of the marketing emails, users had to log in to a Kogan account, including entering thei...