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Cameron Grimes vs. Roderick Strong These guys are pulling double duty tonight. Grimes puts up a logo mimicking the Undisputed Era with his name on it before the bell. Roddy attacks and is on the offensive to start, wailing on Grimes. A chop that he hits wrecks Grimes. Strong tells him to shut up before Grimes gets in a cheap shot that turns the tide a bit. Strong with a leg lariat that stops him. A clothesline sends Grimes outside and Roddy follows with the wrecking ball dropkick. He continues the chops and strikes out there. A slight distraction opens the door for Grimes to send him into the...

The guest introduces the film and explains why it means so much to them during a Q&A prior to the screening.  Stop Making Sense opens with lead singer David Byrne walking on to an empty stage with just a cassette tape player and an acoustic guitar. He performs track Psycho Killer to a backing track, and as the concert progresses more band members join him on stage. The group's set includes  Burning Down the House, Life During Wartime, Once in a Lifetime and Girlfriend Is Better, as well as a cover of Al Green classic  Take Me to the River.

NXT recap & reactions (Jan. 20, 2021): The Pit Share this story FIGHT PIT! Capitalizing Fight Pit the way we do at Cageside is slightly tongue in cheek. It’s such a ridiculous name for a wresting gimmick, over the top as we expect in our sports entertainment. But it’s actually one of my favorite innovations in recent memory. It has a very unique look. It’s a cage, but there are no ropes and there’s a balcony that the men can fight on that always seems perilous. The tap out or knockout rule is also unique enough. It’s part Last Man Standing, part submission match. In itself, that’s...

In 1979, David Byrne predicted Netflix. “It’ll be as easy to hook your computer up to a central television bank as it is to get the week’s groceries,” he told NME’s Max Bell, sitting in a Paris hotel considering the implications of Talking Heads’ dystopian single ‘Life During Wartime’. He predicted the Apple Watch in that interview too: “[People will] be surrounded by computers the size of wrist watches.” And he foresaw surveillance culture and data harvesting: “Government surveillance becomes inevitable because there’s this dilemma...

Highlights The film stars Mahesh Manjrekar, who has been a part of many multistarrer Hindi and Marathi films. Along with him, Jagjeet Sandhu, who was last seen in Paataal Lok and actress Anangsha Biswas. Mumbai: Producer Saviraj Shetty dropped the teaser poster of his banner Whatever Productions’ maiden film Taxi No. 24. The makers have shot and edited the entire film post lockdown that made it a first film to be completed in such a short span of time. The film stars Mahesh Manjrekar, who has been a part of many multistarrer Hindi and Marathi films. Along with him, Jagjeet Sandhu, who was...