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Army of Thieves, the prequel to Zach Snyder’s Army of the Dead, arrives alongside The Spine of Night, A24’s Lamb starring Noomi Rapace, Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin and many more

The events pre-COVID format usually started with a cocktail reception for hundreds in a private home, but the Engels and the CHS folks decided to take a more sensible route. The guest list was restricted to major donors, who would come to the Engels — masked — for socially distanced cocktails on the covered terrace, where tables were distanced and seating at half or less capacity. The event was staged over two nights to for optimum social distancing. After cocktails, guests were seated...

Take a look at a new six-bedroom, four-level home in north Oak Cliff’s Kessler Park neighborhood An elevator takes you to each level of this 5,891-square-foot spot with easy access to Interstate 30. Take a look at the house at 773 Evergreen Hills Road in Dallas, TX.(William Eubanks) This new build in East Kessler could be the perfect fit for someone looking to live close to the fun Bishop Arts scene. The home sits on a 0.27-acre lot and has four levels, one of which is a walk-out basement. It...

For Immediate Release, December 22, 2020 Contact: Steve Bloch, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, (801) 859-1552, steve@suwa.org Anne Hawke, Natural Resources Defense Council, (646) 823-4518, ahawke@nrdc.org Taylor McKinnon, Center for Biological Diversity, (801) 300-2424, tmckinnon@biologicaldiversity.org John Weisheit, Living Rivers, (435) 260-2590, john@livingrivers.org Court Blocks Drilling Set to Begin in Newly Designated Utah Wilderness WASHINGTON— A federal jud...

For Immediate Release, December 18, 2020 Contact: Landon Newell, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, (801) 428-3991, landon@suwa.org Steve Bloch, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, (801) 859-1552, steve@suwa.org Anne Hawke, Natural Resources Defense Council, (646) 823-4518, ahawke@nrdc.org Taylor McKinnon, Center for Biological Diversity, (801) 300-2424, tmckinnon@biologicaldiversity.org John Weisheit, Living Rivers, (435) 260-2590, john@livingrivers.org Lawsuit Challeng...

For Immediate Release, December 18, 2020 Contact: Landon Newell, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, (801) 428-3991, landon@suwa.org Steve Bloch, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, (801) 859-1552, steve@suwa.org Anne Hawke, Natural Resources Defense Council, (646) 823-4518, ahawke@nrdc.org Taylor McKinnon, Center for Biological Diversity, (801) 300-2424, tmckinnon@biologicaldiversity.org John Weisheit, Living Rivers, (435) 260-2590, jo...

Heavily promoted, a move that has since ruffled the feathers of some franchise owners. yunji de nies reports. >> reporter: the colonels original recipe has never changed. >> i dont know how we can improve it more. >> reporter: but kfcs menu has. from finger licking to fit. >> because fresh tastes better. >> reporter: that recent push to appear more healthy has created a split in the kfc family. just ask franchise owner william eubanks. >> we are fried chicken, we shouldnt be embarrassed about th...

>> all of their feelings that theyre feeling, and hatred thats directed towards me, has to do with their fears about--or their anger and disappointment and sadness about their mother cheating on their father, or their father or their husband or their spouses. it has to do with them, and it doesnt have to do with me because they dont know me. oprah: why cant it just be what they think that its wrong? >> people can think its wrong for me to do that. they can think its wrong for anyone to...

believe -- the giants win the pennant! the giants win the pennant! the giants win the pennant! good evening. good evening. for two weeks, the fate of former illinois governor rod blagojevich has been in the hands of six men and six women in a chicago courthouse. late today, the divided jury returned its verdict. guilty on only one count. deadlocked on 23 others. blagojevich could still face up to five years in prison and prosecutors quickly said theyll try the case again. but those...

good evening. for two weeks, the fate of former illinois governor rod blagojevich has been in the hands of a jury at a chicago courthouse. late today, the divided jury returned its verdict. guilty on own one count. deadlocked on 23 others. blagojevich could face up to five years in prison and prosecutors quickly said theyll try the case again. but those prosecutors have been dealt a big blow. chris bury is in chicago tonight. hey, chris. >> reporter: george, this is a stunning verdict,...