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0 Crime & Safety A look at some of this week's police, fire and courtroom stories from across San Diego County. Kristina Houck , Patch Staff Posted Reply Six people are facing federal charges in connection with allegedly trafficking drugs through an underground cross-border tunnel discovered over the weekend that stretches from Tijuana to a warehouse in Otay Mesa, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Six people are facing federal charges in connection with allegedly trafficking drugs through an underground cross-border tunnel discovered over the weekend that stretches from Tijuana to a warehouse in Otay Mesa, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Six people are facing federal charges in connection with allegedly trafficking drugs through an underground cross-border tunnel discovered over the weekend that stretches from Tijuana to a warehouse in Otay Mesa, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Six people are … [Read more...] about Border Tunnel; Hit-And-Run Crash: La Mesa, San Diego County Crime Log

What can even be said about Ethan Coen’s hilariously anonymous, cheerfully banal documentary about Jerry Lee Lewis ? You’ve seen hundreds of these things screening on any TV channel at 8:30 pm on a Tuesday, prompting your grandfather to observe: “He was lively, wasn’t he? That Jerry Lee Lewis. What was the name of his song? Turn the sound up.” Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble In Mind is nominally “by” Ethan Coen, but readers are hereby defied—defied!—to find a single instance of the singular brother’s personal input. Sift through the endless archival footage of Jerry playing a rousing boogie-woogie on a variety show, or sitting sideways to his piano at home and reminiscing about Sun Records, or playing another slice of hair-raising boogie-woogie in concert, or reminiscing about his switch to country music, or playing some more boogie-woogie, and try to find the influence of the man behind half of The Big Lebowski . You can’t. There is a confounding lack of viewpoint on display … [Read more...] about Cannes’ Jerry Lee Lewis Documentary Avoids His Gross Pedophilia and Incest

0 This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Arts & Entertainment ABBA achieved worldwide fame winning the European Song Contest 45 years ago with the song Waterloo on April 6, 1974 Richard Bray , Community Contributor Posted | Updated Reply 45 years ago a foursome wearing glittering costumes performed on stage at The Dome in Brighton, England and changed music forever. Sweden's Agnetha Faltstkog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, ‎Anni-Frid Lyngstad (Frida) and Benny Andersson of ABBA made history becoming the first Swedish group to win at the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest on April 6 1974 with the song Waterloo. Soon afterwards they would win hearts worldwide. Waterloo has has been described as a song that forged a rocky beat with a catchy pop tune, all wrapped in a package of irresistible energy. It launched the group that would become global music superstars and many … [Read more...] about 45 Years Ago ABBA Won Eurovision Song Contest & Hearts Worldwide

BROOMFIELD, Colo. (CBS4) — Emergency responders have arrived Sunday at the scene of a single-engine plane crash at the Anthem Ranch neighborhood in north Broomfield. Two people aboard the plane have been declared deceased, per a fire department spokesperson. (credit: CBS) Sara Farris of North Metro Fire Rescue District told CBS4 that the plane did not hit any homes and there are no reports of injuries from residents in the area. Police and fire on scene of a single engine plane crash in the Anthem Ranch neighborhood, near Lowell Blvd and Las Brisas Drive. @NMFirePIO on scene and will provide updates. Please avoid the area. @BroomfieldPD pic.twitter.com/uYNrdbu58K — Broomfield Police (@BroomfieldPD) May 22, 2022 “It’s a significant impact,” Farris said. (credit: CBS4 YouReporter Susan Roth) The intersection of Las Brisas Dr. and Anthem Ranch will be closed for several hours due to the investigation. Please avoid the area. — North Metro Fire … [Read more...] about Plane Crashes In North Broomfield Neighborhood, Misses Houses

0 Business The Nashville landscape is significantly dominated by small businesses with 60% of total businesses having less than 25 employees. Press Release Desk , News Partner Posted Reply Press release from the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce: May 19, 2022 The Nashville landscape is significantly dominated by small businesses with 60% of total businesses having less than 25 employees. After celebrating National Small Business Week (May 2-5) with the U.S. Small Business Administration, we are continuing to recognize the resiliency and tenacity of America's entrepreneurs who are doing their part to power our nation's historic economic comeback. With over 75% of Chamber membership being small businesses, we are recognizing our small business members each week in May in Nashville's leading industries, including music & entertainment, technology, professional services, and hospitality & tourism. This week, we … [Read more...] about Nashville Area Chamber Of Commerce: Celebrating Small Business Month – Hospitality And Tourism

Click here to read the full article. It took the French police just five days to catch the men responsible for the Nov. 13, 2015, attacks on Paris. In the meantime, the country was put on high alert: President François Hollande declared war on Daesh (ISIS), and police were given carte blanche to bring the terrorists to justice. For those five days in November — the same period dramatized in French director Cedric Jimenez ’s ticking-clock thriller “November” — the terrorists seemed to have achieved their purpose. France was traumatized. I know because I was there, ordered to stay indoors, afraid that this might be just the beginning. Like nearly everyone I spoke to, I was desperate to get out, if only to show the terrorists that they hadn’t won, that we would not live in fear. And yet, the incident had touched a nerve. We were all deeply, irreparably scared. More from Variety Scandinavia Cannes Docs Showcase Touts Both New and Established Talent Cannes Directors' … [Read more...] about ‘November’ Review: Slick French Thriller Is Less a Call to Remember Than an Appeal to Relax

Click here to read the full article. It is hard to watch the brutalization of women on screen, especially when you know it is a re-creation of an actual crime. But it is harder still — rightly, valuably so — if you’ve been made to notice the way this woman’s lipstick is smeared over her cracked lips, if you’ve seen the old bruises that mottle that woman’s body beneath her chador, or watched her carefully stash her flats in a crinkled plastic bag as she switches into heels in a dingy bathroom. Saeed Hanaei, the real-life serial killer reimagined in Ali Abbasi ’s tense and convincing procedural, believed that God was behind his grand mission to rid his city of prostitutes. But in “ Holy Spider ,” the devil is in those devastating details. Hanaei, here portrayed with brave understatement by affable Iranian actor Mehdi Bajestani, was a builder, a family man, a resident of Iran’s second-largest city Mashhad (a name that means “the place of martyrs”), a devout Shia Muslim and a … [Read more...] about ‘Holy Spider’ Review: A Taut, True-Crime Procedural Tangled in the Wicked Web of Iranian Patriarchy