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Cherokee County sheriff can dance around the shooter’s background and profile all he wants, but it is quite apparent that this is another white male serial killer, that it’s mass murder via gun, the victims are predominantly women, and this time the majority of them are Asian heritage women.  To no one’s particular surprise after all the ugly anti-Asian rhetoric of recent months.  Emanating from one political/media sphere. We are going to be having a full on discussion of this, and we have a few new sheriffs in Washington who are going to be looking at this very, very closely. 

Which Best Actor Winner Allegedly Once Shouted, “Don’t Shoot. I Have Won an Oscar”? Georg Szalai Emil Jannings, The Last Command with Evelyn Brent and Jannings In 1929, international movie star Emil Jannings won the first best actor Oscar for his work in two films, The Last Command and The Way of All Flesh. Preparing to return to his native Germany when his win was announced — three months before the first Academy Awards ceremony — he made sure to pick up his award before he left, writing to the Academy: “I therefore ask you to kindly hand me now already the sta...

When I learned Johnstown’s elected treasurer requires no formal training, I imagined a contest between Lassie and Rin Tin Tin with a write-in campaign by Plut

100 Baby Names That Dominated the 1970s By Joni Sweet, Stacker News AND Joseph Bien-Kahn, Stacker News On 3/4/21 at 8:00 PM EST Think about the last time you met a Pamela, a Shannon, or someone who introduced themselves as "Shad." Were they between 40 and 50 years old? That's no coincidence. While these names may have fallen out of the mainstream for newborns, they were some of the most popular names in the 1970s. You couldn't scroll through a homeroom attendance sheet at a school without coming across at least a few of these names. Names can tell the story of a generat...

Best dog movies of all time Jacob Osborn, Nicole Caldwell, provided by Feb. 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Best dog movies of all time If there’s one animal nearest and dearest to the collective heart of mankind, it’s the canine, which has been a staple in cinema for more than a century. In fact, the trend dates all the way back to 1905, when a male collie named Blair starred in the British short film, “Rescued by Rover.” True to its name, the film follows Rover as he helps in the recovery of a kidnapped baby. Good boy, Rover! On the heels of Blair came a female collie named Jean, wid...