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Two Florida middle school students have been ordered to remain at a juvenile detention center after allegedly planning to carry out a Mass Shooting mirroring the 1999 Columbine massacre. Phillip Byrd, 14 and Connor Pruett, 13, who are eighth-grade students at Harns Marsh Middle School in Lehigh Acres, near Fort Myers, appeared in front of a judge on Sunday morning. The judge ordered the two to be held for at least 21 days in a juvenile detention center.

The sun-soaked Spanish Riviera isn't where you'd expect to find a faithful foot soldier of North Korea. But that's exactly what Alejandro Cao de Benos calls himself. Cao de Benos, 38, is believed to be the only Westerner ever employed by the North Korean government. He's a Spanish aristocrat, born to a family of landed gentry in northeast Spain, where he agreed to meet NPR for an interview one recent afternoon.

Santino Fontana as Michael Dorsey/Dorothy Michaels, in Tootsie. Okay, here’s an idea. I’m calling for a moratorium on musicals made (mostly by men) out of big, splashy ’80s and ’90s movies (mostly by men) that try to step-ball-change along some fine line of simultaneously making a big, splashy appeal to nostalgia and ticking off contemporary political boxes. If we’ve got to keep upcycling retro film properties, may I suggest that some women-led creative teams try to musicalize, say, My Brilliant Career, Desperately Seeking Susan, The Craft, Thelma and Louise, or A League of Their Own (what happened on that one, Jason Robert Brown?

The star of "Operation Repo" was Johnny-on-the-spot ... ending a L.A. car chase by blocking the fleeing suspect until cops could arrive -- but no one recognized him due to his extreme weight loss. Lou Pizarro played the hero at the end of the chase -- which, of course was televised (this is L.A.) -- when the suspected car thief abandoned the vehicle ... and tried to run away on foot.

The cast and crew of ABC‘s The Rookie are mourning the loss of one of their most prominent guest stars — Annie Wersching. The actor played Rosalind Dyer in The Rookie until her character’s death early in season 5. And now, the procedural series is honoring Wersching in a future season 5 episode. Annie Wersching died on Jan. 29 Per Deadline, The Rookie star Annie Wershing died on Sunday, Jan. 29, after being diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer in the summer of 2020.

The ObserverLorrie MooreReviewLorrie Moore's literary talent has always seemed exquisitely adapted to brevity. Now she has finally proved herself over the long haul, says Geoff DyerDid it matter – did it gnaw away at her – that in spite of the high critical standing enjoyed by her stories, Lorrie Moore had not come up with the big novel by which writers, American ones especially, tend to be judged? Yes, there was Anagrams (1986), but the fact that a third of it also ended up in last year's Collected Stories slightly undermined its claims to unity.

Celebration Murders: Anthony Todt Convicted of Killing Family, Dog Skip to content ncG1vNJzZmiolaS9rbGNnKamZ5Ontq6xjpqlraCfo8ZuwM6dq2ablaGyo77AraCopl2bubC%2ByJ2YZp6RqbWmvoycpqeumZjBprCMpKClpJmjtG6ywKagpbFf

Timothy Olyphant has been cast in the upcoming fourth season of “Fargo,” Variety has confirmed. Olyphant will appear in a recurring guest star role as a character named Dick “Deafy” Wickware. It was previously announced that Chris Rock would star in the fourth season of the critically-acclaimed anthology series.