Filed under: Fights A guy who once won an Emmy for playing a serial killer just got killed off his own movie — and we hear it got so ugly, cops had to haul his ass off the set.Sources tell TMZ Pruitt Taylor Vince was starring and directing a movie in Louisiana called … Permalink
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Police Help Cut Director from His Own Movie
Filed under: Celebrity Justice , Talk Sports , Exclusives Iron Mike Tyson is getting no sympathy from the toughest law man in the county — because Sheriff Joe Arpaio claims Tyson will feel some serious heat — literally — if a judge decides his L.A. arrest violates the terms of his probation from a … Permalink
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AZ Sheriff Ready & Willing to Punish Mike Tyson
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Joanna Krupa and Melissa Joan Hart explain why Monday and Tuesday may be the toughest nights of the competition so far
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Stars Prep for a ‘Nerve-Wracking’ Week on DWTS
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“The farm contains 627 wind turbines on almost 100,000 acres of land near Roscoe, Texas.” Everything's bigger in Texas–even the green movement. added by: MirrorLake 1 response
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World’s biggest wind farm opens in Texas
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Morry Gash/Associated Press Supporters react after learning that the Olympic Games will not be held in Chicago.Did Chicago lose the chance to host the 2016 Olympics because of airport security issues?
Among the toughest questions posed to the Chicago bid team this week in Copenhagen was one that raised the issue of what kind of welcome foreigners would get from airport officials when they arrived in this country to attend the Games. Syed Shahid Ali, an I.O.C. member from Pakistan, in the question-and-answer session following Chicago’s official presentation, pointed out that entering the United States can be “a rather harrowing experience.”
President Obama, who was there as part of the 10-person team, assured Mr. Ali that all visitors would be made to feel welcome. “One of the legacies I want to see is a reminder that America at its best is open to the world,” he said.”
But Mr. Obama’s assurances may have not been enough to assuage critics like Mr. Ali. A few hours later the Games went to Rio de Janiero.
The exchange underscores what tourism officials here have been saying for years about the sometimes rigorous entry process for foreigners, which they see as a deterrent to tourism. Once the news came out that Chicago lost its Olympic bid, the U.S. Travel Association didn’t miss an opportunity to point that out, sending out a critical press release within hours.
“It’s clear the United States still has a lot of work to do to restore its place as a premier travel destination,” Roger Dow, U.S. Travel’s president, said in the statement released today. “When IOC members are commenting to our President that foreign visitors find traveling to the United States a ‘pretty harrowing experience,’ we need to take seriously the challenge of reforming our entry process to ensure there is a welcome mat to our friends around the world, even as we ensure a secure system.”
International travel to the U.S. declined by 10 percent in the first quarter of 2009 according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. To lure visitors back, U.S. Travel has been pushing the Travel Promotion Act, which recently was passed in the Senate and is awaiting action in the House, to create a campaign to strengthen the image of the United States abroad.
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Did Chicago lose Olympic bid due to US passport control?
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Sergei Torop is an ex-traffic cop from a small Russian village who claims he's the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. He has nearly 5000 devote followers who have given up their lives to follow him
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Jesus of Siberia
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Actually, I don't really know what's hip with the kids these days. Maybe all the toughest gangstas are into Zac's work. Contribute: Add an image, link, video or comment
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Dexter season 4 is just two months away, and it’s looking darker (and funnier) than ever.
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Next Monday night, the cloudy skies on the big island of Hawaii won’t keep Bachelorette Jillian Harris from having two different and “perfect” nights with her final two suitors, Ed Swiderski and Kiptyn Locke.
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Bachelorette Finale Clips: Emotions Run High in Hawaii for Final 2
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