Even Oscar winners get fired. Julianne Moore opened up about getting axed from the Oscar-nominated film "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" during Thursday's episode of "Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen." Back in 2015, Variety reported the actress had exited the film due to "creative differences" with writer Nicole Holofcener. However, the "Still Alice" star decided to set the record straight during the late-night show after a caller asked her about the decision to leave. 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Reveals Cancer Diagnosis "I didn't leave that movie. I was fired," she said. R. Kelly Taken Into Custody After Child Support Hearing When asked about Holofcener's reasoning for the termination, Moore replied, "I think she didn't like what I was doing." "We had just been kind of rehearsing and doing pre-production and stuff, and I think that her idea of where the character was was different than my idea of [where] the character was," she said. "And so, she fired me." 'Gloria … [Read more...] about Julianne Moore Reveals She Was Fired From This Oscar-Nominated Movie
Stuff movie 2015 watch online
Online rants by would-be shooters a dilemma for police
Lisa Marie Pane Associated Press Published 7:09 AM EDT Oct 31, 2018 Boise, Idaho – Their anger is all over social media for the whole world to see, with rants about minorities, relationships gone bad or paranoid delusions about perceived slights. The perpetrators of mass shootings often provide a treasure trove of insight into their violent tendencies, but the information is not always seen by law enforcement until after the violence is carried out. In addition, rants and hate speech rarely factor into whether someone passes a background check to buy guns. The massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue, the pipe bombing attempts from last week and the Florida high school shooting this year have underscored the dilemma of law enforcement around the country in assessing the risk of people making online rants at a time when social media has become so ubiquitous. “We can go out on Twitter and there are loads of people saying insane stuff, but how do you know which is the one … [Read more...] about Online rants by would-be shooters a dilemma for police
Online rants by would-be shooters create dilemma for police
Lisa Marie Pane, Associated Press Updated 11:25 pm PDT, Tuesday, October 30, 2018 FILE- In this Oct. 28, 2018, file photo a Pittsburgh Police officer walks past the Tree of Life Synagogue and a memorial of flowers and stars in Pittsburgh in remembrance of those killed and injured when a shooter opened fire during services Saturday at the synagogue. The social media site popular with far-right extremists and apparently used by the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect, advertises as a haven for free-speech fans. As more mainstream sites have cracked down on hate speech and threats of violence, critics say Gab has become a breeding ground for white nationalists, neo-Nazis and other extremists. less FILE- In this Oct. 28, 2018, file photo a Pittsburgh Police officer walks past the Tree of Life Synagogue and a memorial of flowers and stars in Pittsburgh in remembrance of those killed and injured when a ... more … [Read more...] about Online rants by would-be shooters create dilemma for police
I Served 7 Years in Prison for Murdering My Son — But I Didn’t Do It
It was the worst day of Hannah Overton's life. She'd just had lunch with Andrew, the 4-year-old boy her family was fostering with plans to adopt, when he began to vomit. He complained he felt cold and his head hurt. She called her husband, Larry, at work to tell him to come home. After giving Andrew a bath, his breathing became congested and strained. Hannah, a trained nurse, decided the symptoms were serious enough for the couple to drive him to urgent care. She thought maybe he was coming down with the flu, and calling 911 and waiting for an ambulance would take longer than driving Andrew in. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below But on the ride over, around 5 p.m., Andrew stopped breathing. "We were at a red light, and I could see the urgent care place," Hannah says. "Until that point, I had no idea it was life or death. I panicked."After checking him into Corpus Christi's urgent care facility, Andrew was transferred to the hospital. Hannah embraced her son and told him she loved … [Read more...] about I Served 7 Years in Prison for Murdering My Son — But I Didn’t Do It
Remembering Mac Miller, a young rapper who never stopped growing up
Mikael Wood Los Angeles Times Published 6:45 PM EDT Sep 11, 2018 Mac Miller was undeniably a child of the internet. As a teenager in the early 2000s, he went online to study the hip-hop stars working hundreds or thousands of miles from his home in Pittsburgh. Later, after he started rapping himself, he used YouTube and social media to build a following with little institutional support — a following robust enough that his debut album, 2011’s “Blue Slide Park,” became the first independently released project to top the Billboard 200 in more than 15 years. Yet Miller, who died Friday at age 26 of an apparent drug overdose, also managed during his too-short career to do what the internet makes difficult: He evolved. His album “Swimming,” which came out just weeks before his death, showcased an artist still finding himself. When he first appeared, Miller had the look and feel of a carefree party rapper; “Blue Slide Park,” named after a … [Read more...] about Remembering Mac Miller, a young rapper who never stopped growing up