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Gallery Launch Gallery Remembering Takeoff Launch Gallery Gallery Getty UPDATE 7:11 AM PT -- In a new video you can hear Quavo on the phone, presumably with a 911 operator, and he's asking ... "What does she need to do?" A woman on the scene had said she was a nurse and was offering to help Takeoff. UPDATE Play video content 11/1/22 CALLING FOR HELP UPDATE 6:36 AM PT -- In emergency audio obtained by TMZ, you hear dispatchers discussing the incident -- saying 5 shots were fired -- and revealing the initial caller said they heard gunshots and people screaming.

Beer drinkers have been left outraged after a popular Australian company reduced the serving size of one of its bottled beers, as other companies engaging in the same practice are revealed.  Australians took to social media on the weekend to share in their disappointment over James Squire's decision to cut the amount of beer in its One Fifty Lashes Pale Ale from 345ml to 330ml.  A disgruntled customer shared a photo to popular app Reddit showing a comparison of volumes in the old and new bottles, sparking an outpouring from other frustrated consumers.

The Predator. Twentieth Century Fox cut a three-page scene from The Predator that featured a registered sex offender. Steven Wilder Striegel, a longtime friend of Predator director Shane Black, played a jogger who hits on Olivia Munn’s character, and shared dialogue in a scene with her, the Los Angeles Times reports. Munn learned that Striegel pleaded guilty to a sex crimes charge in 2010 and alerted the studio in August.

My family valuesFamilyInterviewJoseph Fiennes: my family valuesInterview by Joanna MoorheadThe star of Risen and Shakespeare in Love talks about his special relationship with his twin brother – and giving up your ego when children come alongPeople call my family a dynasty, but I’m not sure what a dynasty actually is. And I don’t feel part of one. It belies the truth of my real upbringing, which wasn’t grand at all; and it flies in the face of the fact that, at root, I’m just a jobbing actor.

Pablo Aimar was one of the best midfielders of his generation and at one point, he ran the midfield for Argentina. Aimar won the league three times with River Plate prior to joining Valencia. With the European club, he won two league titles, a UEFA Cup and a UEFA Super Cup. While with Valencia, he dominated La Liga and was one of the best midfielders in the league.

Episode 25 Welcome to the Dollhouse Episode 24 I’m a Good Girl, I Am Episode 23 The Melody Lingers On Episode 22 To Plea or Not to Plea Episode 21 Bloody Hell Episode 20 Pretty Isn’t the Point Episode 19 Out, Damned Spot Episode 18 Oh, What Hard Luck Stories They All Hand Me Episode 17 The Bin of Sin Episode 16 Fresh Meat Episode 16 Over a Barrel Episode 14 Through a Glass, Darkly Episode 13 How the ‘A’ Stole Christmas Episode 12 Taking This One to the Grave Episode 11 No One Here Can Love or Understand Me Episode 10 A Dark Ali Episode 9 March of Crimes Episode 8 Scream for Me Episode 7 The Silence of E.

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eBayFTX fortune cookies and Theranos gift cards offer souvenirs from recent business disasters You’ve just been laid off from your job at a once mighty startup that was going to change the world. The New York Times has exposed your CEO’s fraudulent business model. Investors have freaked. The stock market is hemorrhaging. Your office keycard doesn’t work. What you do next is very important: go raid the merch closet. By now, we’ve all seen enough rise-and-fall documentaries to know how this sort of thing plays out.

A teenager from a dysfunctional family returns home to bury her harsh grandmother and perform an ancient ritual designed to give her peace. There are many good ideas in writer-director Juja Dobrachkous’s feature debut, which is why it’s doubly frustrating she seems not to have had a strong counselor to help reign in all the self-indulgence.