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The Inertia Film and Photo Challenge 2021: Short Profile Film Can a man sell enough empanadas to fly himself all the way to Australia? Three-thousand, five-hundred, to be exact? What goes into getting that one perfect shot? Do we truly appreciate the depth of artistry behind giving a surfboard new life? Or even building one from scratch, for that matter? We asked talented filmmakers to tell us unique and compelling stories about people doing great things in surf and outdoor culture. From uncovering the magic of the seemingly mundane to celebrating the extraordinary accomplishments of extraord...

'South Park' Unveils COVID-19 Special Preview Clip (TV News Roundup) Natalie Oganesyan, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail an exclusive clip from CASTING Disney Plus‘ new “ Doogie Kameāloha, M.D.,” portraying the brother of lead Dr. Lahela Kamealoha ( Peyton Elizabeth Lee). Described as Lahela’s “hot older brother,” he is a charming, emotionally intelligent and charismatic guy who sometimes struggled with book smarts. The woman-centered reboot of ABC‘s “ Doogie Howser” follows Lahela, a 16-year-old genius doctor in Hawaii. While she still lives with her family and barely ...

Graydon Young "had been duped by an organization he didn’t fully understand" when he participated in the U.S. Capitol insurrection, Tampa defense attorney Robert Foley argued in a federal probable cause hearing.

Religion’s relationship with modern day Utah and a celebration of women as catalysts for change—two new exhibits debut at Granary Arts from Feb. 10 through April 30.  Even with an ever diversifying population, Utah is still known for its predominantly religious majority. Daniel George utilizes the documentary tradition of photography to explore the evolving bond between Mormon history and Utah in the 21st century. In God To Go West, George documents the uniqueness of a place that is “paradoxically defined by idyllic optimism and characterized by unavoidable incongruity.” ...

Photo by Samuel Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Coming out of Baltimore’s Poly High School, Tyrese Chambers was one of only two wide receivers to make all USA Today’s Maryland first-team all-state list, hauling in 54 receptions for 1,200 yards and 21 touchdowns in only 10 games. The other, Daniel George, was rated a four-star recruit and signed with Penn State. However, Chambers was overlooked by many programs and landed at Fort Scott Junior College in Kansas, where he excelled in the classroom as a student, earning a 3.6 GPA. That success brought the 6-1, 185-pound wideout an off...