Mel Gibson apparently feels moviegoers need more Jesus. The eccentric and talented actor/director is working on a follow-up to his controversial blood-soaked blockbuster 2004 The Passion of the Christ, according to an exclusive from The Hollywood Reporter. More than a decade after The Passion of the Christ, Mel Gibson and screenwriter Randall Wallace are cooking up…a sequel? “The Passion is …
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Moderate 5.2 earthquake hits California
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook an area in eastern San Diego County early Friday morning. The U.S. Geological Survey said the epicenter was 20 miles from Rancho Mirage. The quake was felt in Los Angeles and San Diego. The earthquake occurred at 1:04 a.m., according to early information from the United States Geological Survey. Initial incomplete data had suggested two …
Read More »Life imprisonment to five in Danish woman rape case
A court in New Delhi, on Friday awarded life imprisonment to 5 men for gangraping a 52-year-old Danish woman in 2014. They were found guilty of raping and kidnapping the Danish tourist on Monday. They had robbed and gang-raped her at knife-point on the night of January 14, 2014, while she was returning to her hotel in central Delhi.
Read More »The 2017 Jaguar F-Pace Is Proof Crossovers Don’t Have To Suck (Video)
The vehicle it resisted for so long turns out to be its best: the 2017 Jaguar F-Pace does an excellent job of putting just as much emphasis on sport as on utility. What’s the hype all about? Design The F-Pace’s looks are likely to be one of its biggest draws. Jaguar’s SUV strongly resembles the C-X17 concept car it unveiled …
Read More »New research finds dementia risks increase with strokes
The Heart and Stroke Foundation 2016 Stroke Report reveals an increasingly powerful relationship between stroke and dementia due in part to covert strokes Canadians don’t realize are happening. Covert strokes occur five times more often than obvious strokes, and both are happening at a younger age, opening the door to more and earlier dementia, and sounding the alarm for an …
Read More »Time to halt use of ‘deadly’ hands-free phones, study
Hands-free kits for vehicles are supposed to remove the dangers that come with driving while conducting a phone call. But new research from psychologists has found that having a hands-free conversation is just as distracting for drivers as holding a phone in their hands. The researchers found that people driving a simulator took a little under a second longer to …
Read More »Much higher risk of cancer in deprived areas, report warns
That is just one of the statistics in a report by the National Cancer Registry, to be published today, which outlines how age, economic status, and where people live impacts on how cancer will affect them. The report, which focuses on the patients diagnosed with cancer in 2008-12, looks at how these factors impact the risk of developing and surviving …
Read More »Report finds world is more violent with just 10 countries at peace
Distressingly the world is now a more dangerous place, astoundingly there are now only ten nations that can be considered totally free from any form of conflict. Most of this small countries have relatively small populations. The annual study from the Institute for Economics and Peace looks at 23 factors, including access to weapons, violent crime, political instability and military …
Read More »Lakeland alligator trapped after being found with body in ‘mouth’
LAKELAND — Trappers were able to capture the 9-foot alligator they believed was spotted with a body in its mouth in Polk County, officials said Wednesday. The Lakeland Police Department on Wednesday released a recording of the call. “I’d hurry up, I’ve got a dead body over here in the lake,” the caller, who was not identified, said. “It looks …
Read More »Richard Branson busts Virgin employee “napping” (Photo)
Virgin chief Richard Branson has not only caught an employee napping on the job, he took a photo of the faux pas and then blogged about it. Richard Branson just caught one of his Virgin Australia employees sleeping during work. “I popped into the office and the airport to say hello and check in to see what the team are …
Read More »Kenya: Monkey Cause National Blackout
Kenya’s power generation company says a monkey caused a three-hour nationwide blackout. The Kenya Electricity Generation Company (KenGen) explained the rogue animal — who survived the ordeal — fell or jumped on top of a transformer at the hydroelectric plant, triggering the widespread outage.
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