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School from ‘Remember the Titans’ Could Be Renamed After Kamala Harris, George Floyd, or Ruth Bader Ginsberg 15 Jan 2021 T.C. Williams High School, which became nationally renowned as the high school in the 2000 Disney football film, Remember The Titans, may be renamed “Kamala Harris High School,” according to reports. The Alexandria City School Board, which administers T.C. Williams High, voted unanimously to delete the school’s name because Thomas Chambliss Williams, a local school...

‘Rock Camp: The Movie’ and ‘My Little Sister’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque Updated Jan 13, 2021; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- For all of those weekend warrior musicians, the new film “Rock Camp: The Movie” provides a summer camp-meets-”Spinal Tap” experience. The documentary feature wannabe rock stars from around the world meeting and learning from their heroes -- and camp counselors -- such as Roger Daltrey, Alice Cooper, Gene S...

In the election of 1860, Abraham Lincoln won the presidency with 39.8% of the vote, the lowest percentage of any person to be inaugurated president.

Crude Oil Technical Outlook: Oil Surges on Saudi Surprise – Key Levels to Watch 2021-01-09 22:00:00 Justin McQueen, Analyst CRUDE OIL TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS: Neutral Tug of War Between the Two Vs (Virus & Vaccine) Oil Technical Set-Up: Beware of Short Term Pullback Oil Surges on Saudi Surprise and Market Melt-Up The oil market has gotten off to a strong start to begin 2021 with Brent and WTI crude futures posting weekly gain...

‘Nightshift’ and ‘Songs My Brothers Taught Me’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque Updated Jan 06, 2021; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland Cinemas (Cedar Lee, the Capitol and Chagrin Cinemas) -- beginning Jan. 8 -- will be screening a new film, “Nightshift.” Not to be confused with 2018 horror film “Nightshift” (or Ron Howard’s ’80s comedy “Night Shift”), director Anne Fontaine’s new suspenseful drama finds three Pari...

Remembering those who died in 2020, from Ruth Bader Ginsburg and B. Smith to Chadwick Boseman and Eddie Van Halen Updated Dec 31, 2020; Posted Dec 31, 2020 FILE - In this Sept. 26, 2018, file photo, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves the stage after speaking to first-year students at Georgetown Law in Washington. Ginsburg died of metastatic pancreatic cancer at age 87. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)AP Facebook Share By BERNARD McGHEE, The Associated Press In a year defined by...

Barbara Leedom: Opting out Barbara Leedom People want to secede. They want their places to get out of the places they are. If you’ve heard anyone on Cape Cod wanting to secede and be its own country or state, they better have good reasons. How could we go it alone without support from the feds and our Massachusetts? Geology experts and climate change non-deniers believe our Cape may sink. Sinking into the ocean is not the same as succession. Succession is opting out, going it alone, being a n...

History Book Lessons: First "Spy Satellites" Were Civil War Balloons On June 16, 1861, at the invitation of the War Department, Lowe ascended in Enterprise 500 feet above the capital, telegraphing U.S. President Abraham Lincoln in the White House: “This point of observation commands an area nearly 50 miles in diameter." Heres What You Need To Remember: The principles behind balloon observation endured - even though the practice itself was criminally underused by the Union Army. A week after...

In a year defined by a devastating pandemic, the world lost iconic defenders of civil rights, great athletes and entertainers who helped define their genre

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 87. The U.S. Supreme Court justice developed a cultlike following over her more than 27 years on the bench, especially among young women who appreciated her lifelong, fierce defense of women’s rights. Sept. 18. Rev. Robert Graetz, 92. The only white minister to support the Montgomery bus boycott and who became the target of scorn and bombings for doing so. Sept. 20. Michael Lonsdale, 89. An enigmatic giant of the silver screen and theater in France who worked with some of...