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The faded home movies show two brothers, little boys, playing in the sun and blinking up at the camera. One is more aggressive than the other, and you can see he has a temper. Many years later, those same two personalities are still locked into the same two brothers, and everything is in place for a family tragedy that has been a long time coming. As “The Indian Runner” opens, the peaceful brother, Joe (David Morse), is a deputy sheriff in a small country town. The other brother, Frank (Viggo Mortensen), has decided to come back to town in the aftermath of his latest run-in with the law. F...

Prolific Khaki Campbells I recommend the Khaki Campbell duck breed to readers. Only a few of them are needed for a constant supply of eggs and meat; I’ve found them to lay more eggs than the average chicken. I once kept only two of them, and got at least one egg a day, often two, and meat of excellent quality. They have good foraging instincts and like to be let out to search for slugs, snails, worms, and weeds in the garden. Their tame, pleasant character makes them return to their pen afterward. Like all ducks, Khaki Campbells love and need water, so it’s best to build a small pond for ...

MGM has acquired Sean Penn's "Flag Day" ahead of its Cannes premiere. The crime drama will hit theaters in 2021 and stars Dylan Penn

The Townsville based couple has been travelling around with their farm animals to shows across Queensland.

View Comments Yes, Pamela Springsteen,  Bruce Springsteen's little sis, was in the 1982 coming-of-age teen classic “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” Pamela, then 19, played a Ridgemont High cheerleader with an overabundance of school spirit. Bruce referenced the film during the Wednesday, May 26, broadcast of his “From My Home To Yours” show on SiriusXM's E Street Radio channel. The theme of the show was “Radio, Radio.” The “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” reference came up when Bruce played the power-pop burner “Raised on the Radio” by the Ravyns. “The Ravyns, R-A-V-Y-N...