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Democrat. and out schmidt, he's a city commissioner and a member of the -- mr. schmidt is a republican. >> as the lawsuits mounted, so did the threats against me and other election officials. orange jumpsuits were mailed to county supervisors. there are armed protesters outside of my house, i had to have 24-hour security. but what concerns me, more is the near constant harassment, faced by the public servants to administer our elections. nearly every day, they are on the receiving end of abusive phone calls and emails. >> my experience is not unique. my colleagues and staff received threats, n...

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Stephen Schaefer’s Hollywood & Mine Stephen Schaefer © Provided by Boston Herald This image released by Amazon shows Chris Pratt, from second left, Edwin Hodge and Sam Richardson in a scene from "The Tomorrow War." (Frank Masi/Amazon via AP) ‘The Tomorrow War’ stars Chris Pratt as a heroic father figure who has issues with his own father (J.K. Simmons).  As a $200 million sci-fi fantasy, ‘War’ begins as time-traveling Earthlings come from 30 years in the future, yes 2051, to warn everyone that monstrous aliens, notable for their beast-like demeanor and notably f...

Director Alexander Payne Joins 2021 Tribeca Film Festival Jury Panel News provided by Share this article LOS ANGELES, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Sideways Director Alexander Payne will be one of the many jury members at the upcoming 2021 Tribeca Film Festival. Payne will serve on the All My Friends Hate Me (directed by Andrew Gaynord), Brighton 4th (directed by Levan Koguashvili), Do Not Hesitate (directed by Shariff Korver), Roaring 20's Années 20 (directed by Elisabeth Vogler), Souad (directed by Ayten Amin) and Wild Men Vildmænd (directed by Thomas Daneskov). Director Alexander...

The 25 biggest Oscars shocks and snubs in Academy Awards history There have been many shocks and surprises at the Oscars since the first ceremony in 1929 Gwyneth Paltrow winning the Oscar in 1998, for Shakespeare in Love Academy Awards history is littered with instances of supposedly sure things that didn’t come good, and rank outsiders who prompted gasps when their names were read out. Since the first awards ceremony in 1929, there has been a multitude of memorable shocks and surprises throughout the decades which has left critics and viewers questioning the decisions of the Academy. Not ...