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Clarence David Row also known as “Buster or Beanie”, was born to Willie Davis & Edna Mae (Dotson) Row on January 5, 1934, in Guadalupe County, Texas. He peacefully passed

By John Friend A network of individual, “common man” retail investors organizing on social media sites, including a popular public forum called “Wall Street Bets,” hosted on the discussion website “Reddit,” has caused chaos in the financial markets recently, inflicting billion-dollar losses on predatory hedge funds. Hedge funds often use their vast sums of capital to target struggling companies by “shorting” their stocks, which is essentially betting that the stock price will drop, not rise. “Wall Street Bets” and their supporters have thoroughly exposed the corrupt nature...

By Donald Jeffries Rose Cherami was an unfortunate woman who had turned to prostitution and drug running to support herself. On Nov. 20, 1963, she was struck by a car in Louisiana. During her hospital stay, she told Police Lt. Francis Fruge and some nurses that President John F. Kennedy was going to be assassinated. Rose was one of Jack Ruby’s strippers and claimed that Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald were more than close friends, laughing and calling them “bed mates” who’d been “shacking up for years.” That is interesting, as David Ferrie, Clay Shaw, Raymond Broshears, and Ruby were a...

Robert Pattinson’s Dark Knight won’t have it easy in his debut outing, as  The Batman is set to pit the Caped Crusader against three of Gotham’s most notorious supervillains – Penguin (Colin Farrell), Riddler (Paul Dano) and Catwoman (Zoe Kravitz). Not to mention crime boss Carmine Falcone (John Turturro). It’s clear that director Matt Reeves wants to establish a world where many of the hero’s foes already exist, then, and at least one more comic book villain aside from those mentioned above could feature in the movie, too. Giant Freakin Robot is reporting that Jervis Tetch AKA ...

'The Andromeda Strain,' based on the first book Michael Crichton published under his own name, opened on March 12, 1971.