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Following movements across the country calling for the removal of all remembrances of perceived racist iconography and honors, the Democratic Party of Orange County (DPOC) has issued a resolution to remove John Wayne from his namesake airport. 20 more words via John Wayne Airport Name Change Again Demanded By Orange County Democrats — Deadline

K-pop continues its viewer domination on YouTube. Blackpink’s new single, “How You Like That“, has now shattered YouTube’s 24-hour viewing record, outperforming second place BTS by more than 7 million views. 27 more words via Blackpink’s New Single YouTube’s Most-Watched Video in 24 Hours — Deadline

UPDATE: On Saturday, the Rolling Stones released a statement, threatening to sue. “This could be the last time President Donald Trump uses Stones songs. Despite cease & desist directives to Donald Trump in the past, the Rolling Stones are taking further steps to exclude him using their songs at any of his future political campaigning.… via… Continue reading BMI Warns Donald Trump Campaign To Stop Playing Rolling Stones’ “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” At Rallies – Update — Deadline

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said Saturday that 23 more people died from coronavirus overnight with 2,169 new cases reported. Across all areas of L.A. 32 more words via L.A. County Public Health Confirms 23 More Deaths And 2,169 New Cases of COVID-19 — Deadline

“In Caravaggio and Scorsese’s art, the silent actions of male and female characters speak louder than words. We don’t need to hear Holofernes scream to understand what Judith has taken.” via Martin Scorsese, ‘Mean Streets’ and Caravaggio’s Moment of Illumination — Vague Visages

Heat (1995)Written & Directed by Michael Mann I’d always heard how good Heat was, but it was a film that I’ve circled around without ever sitting down and watching it, until now. I wouldn’t say I am a fan of Michael Mann’s, but I have appreciated every film I’ve seen, with Collateral being my favorite […]… Continue reading Movie Review – Heat —

Costume designer and film director Joel Schumacher died on Monday morning following a year-long cancer battle. The icon responsible for “Batman Forever, “St. Elmo’s Fire,” the film adaptation of “The Phantom of The Opera” and more was 80 when he died. “My success annoyed a lot of people always. Maybe they thought I didn’t deserve […]… Continue reading Celebrities react to Joel Schumacher’s death: ‘I am in tears’ — VOICE OF THE HWY

If ever there was a director who had a strange career, surely Joel Schumacher would be among the first in line to claim that distinction. Over the thirty plus years he spent behind the camera, he was responsible for blockbusters (Batman Forever), bombs (Batman & Robin), cult films (St. Elmo’s Fire), and the occasional art-house […]… Continue reading Bombs and Bonanzas: The Better Than You Think Career of Joel Schumacher — Awards Daily

BETTER Call Saul showrunner Peter Gould has revealed season five’s harrowing desert scenes were planned way back during Breaking Bad’s final series. And amazingly that the idea came before the entire concept for the Netflix prequel even existed. The episode in question features Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) and Mike (Jonathan Banks) stuck with one another […]… Continue reading Better Call Saul’s harrowing season five desert scenes were planned during Breaking Bad’s final series reveals boss — The Sun

“You should never tell a psychopath they are a psychopath. It upsets them.” via Killing Eve — The Combxne