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Sunday Game Thread: Game 3 vs. The University of Illinois-Chicago Chicago Fire of the MLS Share this story Photo by Chris Rutter/Digital Camera Magazine/Future via Getty Images Vanderbilt defeated UIC 5-2 Saturday afternoon. Though the bats did not explode like they did on Friday, Carter Young (3-5 with a 2B and a HR), Dom Keegan (2-4 with a 3B), and Parker Noland (2-4 with 2 RBI) continued their hot hitting ways. Young’s HR was his 4th of the season, and I think it’s safe to say none of us expected this power surge from the slick SS this early in his career. He currently has a

Voltage Boards Italian Rom-Com 'Per Tutta La Vita' From 'Perfect Strangers' Team (EXCLUSIVE) Nick Vivarelli, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Voltage Pictures is launching international sales at the EFM on Italian romantic comedy “Per Tutta La Vita” (“For All Life”), from the writer-director team behind global hit “Perfect Strangers.” “Strangers,” a dramedy involving cellphones and personal secrets, grossed over $31 million domestically and spawned remakes in a dozen territories including France, Germany, Spain, Greece and South Korea. In total, those remakes have grossed an ...

Saturday Game Thread: Game 2 vs. The Georgia State Sex Panthers Share this story Photo by CBS via Getty Images Well, last night wasn’t great, but we knew this lineup would be a work in progress. The only real decision to second guess was Corbin and Brownie going with the closer, Ethan Smith, in the top of the 9th of a game in which they were trailing 2-1, rather than keep Luke Murphy—who was dominating—on the mound for a 3rd inning. Smith promptly gave up a 2 run dinger, icing the game. This is why you don't bring in a closer in a non-save situation. 2 run bomb. 4-1 Sex Panthers. Boo....

Slick Netflix thriller Behind Her Eyes employs one of the wildest twists in recent memory, a giddy reminder of how fun a major rug-pull can be

During the initial episodes of the glossy new Netflix thriller Behind Her Eyes, there’s a sort of polite familiarity to it. Oh it’s this show with these characters spouting this kind of dialogue, a slick domestic saga of secrets, lies and oversized glasses of expensive white wine, the kind that’s proliferated tenfold both on page and on screen since the explosive arrival of Gone Girl. That’s not necessarily a bad thing – it’s sexy and well-acted...