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Active shooter at Minneapolis apartment building leaves multiple injured, including two police officers
An active shooter killed multiple civilians and wounded two police officers at an apartment building in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday afternoon, before being taken down by authorities and taken into custody, law enforcement sources confirmed. The attack, at the Loring Towers near 15 East Grant Street, triggered a massive emergency response involving local, state and…
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Christian McCartney Among 6 Cast In Sports Comedy Feature ‘Defensive’
Christian McCartney has been cast as the lead in the sports comedy feature “Defensive”, reuniting with production company Twinbolt Media after their earlier collaboration on the faith-based drama “Just One More”. The project marks a career milestone for McCartney, a stand-up comedian and social media personality with more than 10 million followers, who is also…
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Ryan Reynolds Praises ‘The Odyssey’ After Passing ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ to Become Biggest R-Rated Movie Ever: ‘Christopher Nolan Literally Breathes The Rarest Air on Earth’
Ryan Reynolds has praised Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” after it overtook his own “Deadpool & Wolverine” to become the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time, calling Nolan “a singular filmmaker” during interviews at the New York premiere of his new film “Mayday”. Reynolds’ comments reflect a broader sense of relief in Hollywood, which he described…
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Scottish Premiership: Durán inspires Celtic to convincing victory after Dalglish ovation
Camilo Durán scored a spectacular long-range strike to inspire Celtic to a 3-0 win over Aberdeen, extending Martin O’Neill’s side’s perfect start to their Scottish Premiership title defence to four wins from four, despite a recent Champions League exit against Lask. The match was overshadowed by an emotional pre-match tribute to former Celtic and Liverpool…
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Roger Howard Dies; Glaser Weil Lawyer Steered Jason Reitman-Led Directors Coalition’s Purchase Of Iconic Westwood Village Theater
Roger Howard, a senior partner at entertainment law firm Glaser Weil, has died aged 81 after a battle with cancer. Over 35 years at the firm, Howard built a career as a corporate, real estate and mergers and acquisitions lawyer, representing studios, producers, filmmakers and Los Angeles County, and his legal work is credited with…
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Which quests should you do before mass in The Blood of Dawnwalker?
Polygon’s guide to The Blood of Dawnwalker has been expanded with two further recommended prologue quests, “On the Run” and “Disturbed,” alongside the previously covered picks. In “On the Run,” players help a character named Iorgu recover a lost pig using the game’s Focus mechanic before facing an immediate difficult decision, while “Disturbed” tasks players…
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Thousands protest Sánchez’s response to Ceuta migrant crossing
Thousands of people took to the streets in Madrid, Ceuta and other Spanish cities to protest against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s handling of a mass migrant crossing into the North African exclave of Ceuta. Opposition parties accuse Sánchez’s government of abandoning Ceuta’s residents, while officials say right-wing groups are exploiting the crisis for political gain,…
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King Charles hails the Bayeux Tapestry ‘a precious symbol of trust’ between nations as he, Burnham and Macron come together for its unveiling
King Charles hailed the Bayeux Tapestry as a “precious symbol of trust” between nations as he joined French President Emmanuel Macron for the unveiling of the medieval artwork at the British Museum. The event marks a landmark moment in Anglo-French relations, as the nearly 1,000-year-old, 70-metre embroidery is loaned to Britain by France for the…
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American billionaire spotted at tiny Scots train station as it’s transformed for lavish party
The picturesque village of Boat of Garten in the Cairngorms National Park was transformed this week for a lavish private party linked to American billionaire Stephen Schwarzman. Crews converted the village’s small train platform into an elaborate venue, complete with a covered dining area, neon signage, street lamps and stalls, while security guards, dancers, magicians…
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Just a day after revealing SNP’s plan to tackle bloated public sector, John Swinney’s blueprint unravels under the spotlight…
John Swinney’s plans for reforming Scotland’s public sector appeared to unravel within a day of being announced, after the First Minister ruled out compulsory redundancies and declined to specify how many jobs would be cut. Speaking to the BBC, he acknowledged that public sector employment would need to fall but refused to give figures, saying…