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News 8 Throwback: Christmas in San Diego from 1960 and early 90s With the holiday season upon us, many people will celebrate Christmas in a very different way this year. News 8 wants to wish you all a very Merry Christmas! Credit: KFMB Published: 10:07 AM PST December 24, 2020 Updated: 10:07 AM PST December 24, 2020 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — We’re throwing it way back to 1960 -- Christmas in San Diego 60 years ago. The unearthed film is in beautiful conditio...

How does one define an act of war? It may have to do with someone encroaching upon another’s territory. If the landscape isn’t owned, however, it’s not an act of war but rather a game. It’s not like a sports team has preemptive points on the scoreboard and the other tries to overtake them. This is something of a new frontier, especially with space exploration and habitation. Whoever is at the vanguard controls the game until the other team keeps fighting to win. It’s not dissimilar to...

Bayko, Hornby, Dads Army - 13 toys in our kids Christmas stockings in years gone by  |  Updated: 12:06, 24 December 2020 Its a fair bet that those children in Kent lucky enough to receive presents this Covid Christmas will find a good scattering of electronic games among them. But of course it wasnt always the case that you needed a computer or a screen to play. We look back to some of the toys of yesteryear - when even a battery was unnecessary and kids just needed to use their imagination. ...

Maureen OHara and John Wayne in The Quiet Man It’s the standout terrestrial channel offering on a Christmas Day which, bar a couple of nice new animations, Angela’s Christmas Wish (RTE1, 5.15pm) and Quentin Blake’s The Clown (Channel 4, 7.40pm), is more or less a repeat of last year’s. All the usual suspects are here: Strictly Come Dancing (BBC1, 4.45pm); Britain’s Got Talent Christmas Spectacular (UTV 8pm); Call the Midwife (BBC1, 7.40pm), and Mrs Brown’s Boys (RTE1, 9.45pm; BBC1, ...

Star Wars: The Mandalorian Theme Song Gets Lyrics in New Fan Video The Warp Zone has posted a new video where they take composer Ludwig Göranssons theme music for the hit series and add lyrics. Göransson, previously won a Primetime Emmy award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series for his work on the series, and we think he probably would have still taken home the trophy with the addition of these lyrics. Watch the full video below and try not to sing along with it as the music pours ...

‘Wild Bill’ movie to premiere at Ritz Oakridger A movie filmed in Clinton and Oak Ridge, “The MisAdventures of Wild Bill Elliott” is coming to the Ritz Theater in Clinton. Filmmaker Rip Elliott told The Oak Ridger this premiere will allow for audience members to sit socially distanced and the theater will be filled at half capacity. The premiere will take place at 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 26. Tickets are $5.50 including tax. The film follows the life of Rip Elliott’s grandfather Bill Ell...

On the Left: Are white evangelicals really Christians? Part 2 Jack Batson: On the Left Let’s continue my understanding of white, conservative evangelical Christianity – well described by the book, “Jesus and John Wayne,” by Kristin DuMez. Evangelicalism by the 1980s had become overtly political with Jerry Falwell and his Moral Majority, declaring, “Get saved, get baptized, get registered.” Falwell encouraged a fighting faith, saying we are “fighting a holy war” and that the chur...

Will Trump International Airport become a reality? President reportedly interested in seeing his name on a major airfield FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 President Donald Trump gestures to a crowd of supporters as he exits a plane, arriving at a 2020 election campaign event in Londonderry, N.H., on Oct. 25, 2020.Jessica Rinaldi/Boston Globe via Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of3 President Donald Trump arrives for Independence Day events at Mount Rushmore National Memorial in Keystone, S.D., on July ...

by Phil Wheat In this interview legendary Grindhouse director William Grefe discusses filming in the swamp, snake attacks, signing William Shatner at the airport and the truth about the Florida Yeti. Did you ever think your films would be given the Blu-ray treatment like this? In all my emails and Facebook, people from all over the world love this Blu-ray edition. I’m hearing from strangers and people I’ve met over the years – it’s interesting how people love the old grindhouse movies. ...

Updated Dec 23, 2020 It took an immigrant to make the ultimate American movie. By Zachary D. Carter Herbert Dorfman/Corbis via Getty Images The resurrection of Frank Capras "It’s A Wonderful Life" was almost as strange as its creation. “It’s A Wonderful Life” was supposed to mark Frank Capra’s triumphant return to Hollywood. After four years making war films with the Army, he was running his own movie studio on his own terms and had crafted an intensely personal statement with his la...