Month: July 2020

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Lucifer Morningstar returns for the fifth and penultimate season of Lucifer on Netflix. This season will include at least one episode that is unlike anything the show has done before. A new trailer reveals that another member fo Lucifer’s family will be appearing in the season as well. Tom Ellis will pull double duty in
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The hilarious and outrageous Wacky Packages are back in 3D miniature size from Super Impulse. Wacky Packages is inspired by the Topps stickers launched in the 1960s that remained popular well into the 90s. These small, but hilarious, collectibles challenge the traditional blind box by offering parodies of everyday consumer products that have been collected by generations. The
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Atlanta rapper Marlo has died, NBC News reports. The Quality Control MC, born Rudolph Johnson, was reportedly 27 years old, though Atlanta’s medical examiner reported he was 30. Police responded to a call for a car accident on Interstate 285 near the Benjamin E. Mays Drive overpass in downtown Atlanta early this morning and found
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Lewis joined DoD in November 2019 after working at the Institute for Defense Analyses. WASHINGTON — Mark Lewis, director of defense research and engineering for modernization, will temporarily serve in the role of undersecretary of defense for research and engineering following the departure of Mike Griffin July 10. Lewis will be performing the duties of
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Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (2014) Based on the beloved children’s book of the same (very long) name by Judith Viorst, our titular misfortuned character (Ed Oxenbould) wonders why only bad things happen to him, only for the rest of his family to experience their own terrible, horrible, no good,
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Places where women gather are always great settings for TV series. Like a tea party (if you’re British), or a nail or hair salon (if you’re American). Or a strip club, if you’re award-winning playwright Katori Hall. P-Valley, which debuts at 8 p.m. Sunday, July 12, on Starz, is the TV adaptation of Hall’s 2015
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Judy Dyble, singer and early member of British folk band Fairport Convention, has died from a long-term illness. She was 71. Born in London, Dyble formed her first band, Judy and the Folkmen, in 1964; they played exactly one gig. She joined a nascent Fairport Convention—commonly considered to be the first British folk-rock group—in 1967,
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