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>listening to more old Art Bell open line calls
>he gets a self described time traveler on
>mostly uneventful
>Art asks him what year he would like to go to next time
>"I'd like to go to 2025, hoping we made it past that at least."
>spending $4 million dollars to broadcast that his opponent was sexually assaulted
I cannot express enough how important it is he loses.
From ABC 6 on Instagram.
He apparently plans to spend $4M on the Amy Acton ad and officially confirms the campaign was involved in the advertisement.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Court records and 1978 reports confirm Amy Acton's stepfather was arrested and charged with raping her at age 12; he fled Ohio before trial and was declared a fugitive. Her brother has corroborated the events. Vivek is siding with abusers over a victim.
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There's no way the new Miami Vice movie will ever be able to carry the same energy as the original show.
Oh come on
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I’ve had the strong belief that one of the biggest reasons for the hardcore push of AI is this. When you make what use to be the irrefutable truth, questionable, it makes those who wish to push their motives easier.
This has been a long time coming.
EA is shutting down BioWare, the studio behind Dragon's Age and Mass Effect
The next Mass Effect game has been canceled
Source: @jasonschreier
Hollywood is straight up fucking evil, man.
Crispin Glover says he was offered $125,000 to play George McFly in Back to the Future II, under half his co-stars' pay. Universal kept his face and dropped him.
It made $333 million. He got $0 from it.
In the video below, recorded 28 years later, Glover describes the studio taking the molds of his face from the first film's old-age makeup.
On the first film, which made more than $380 million, he told Robert Zemeckis the ending made money equal happiness. He says Zemeckis yelled at him.
He says he wanted to come back. Producer Bob Gale said he asked for too much, reportedly $1 million. Glover calls it a fabrication.
His replacement, Jeffrey Weissman, was told he was a photo double. A 2015 Hollywood Reporter story says the crew called him "Crispin."
Spielberg joked he looked like he had gotten his million dollars. The real Crispin had neither the role or the million.
To hide the swap, Weissman was shot upside down, in sunglasses or far back, cut between old shots of Glover. Asked why that was allowed, Gale said: "We checked with the legal department at Universal."
In 1990, Glover sued Universal and Amblin. They settled for $760,000 without admitting wrongdoing, and the actors' guild wrote new likeness rules:
$333 million: the sequel.
"We checked with the legal department": the studio.
$760,000: Glover.
The mold played George McFly. Its owner was written out. Fans still think it was him.
Do the math. His settlement was less than a quarter of 1% of what the sequel made. A recast the lawyers signed off on, or a face Universal took without asking?
I wasn't kidding when I said Lindsay Clancy has more blood on her hands than those three kids.
Indianapolis mom who killed 9-year-old son in murder-suicide posted GoFundMe for Lindsay Clancy's family trib.al/0nsOPZP
