This #MovieStarMonday we visit with Tony Hale, best known for playing Buster Bluth in Arrested Development. He's also been in several movies and other TV shows. His latest project is a family/action/adventure series... Mysterious Benedict Society on Disney +. This program premiered Friday June 25th
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According to a new study from the University of Southern Florida, just three consecutive nights of poor sleep causes “great deterioration” in mental and physical well being. A poor night’s sleep was defined as any evening in which an individual slept less than the universally recommended six to eight hours per night. (https://bit.ly/3dQW2qq)
A new study shows using a cell phone for more than seventeen minutes a day increases the risk of getting a tumor. (https://bit.ly/3qWei74)
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An
Indiana man has been sentenced to sixty days in jail, five years of
probation, and banned from Yellowstone National Park for five years
after pleading guilty following a June 21st altercation in the park.
He was also fined $1,550 along with a $50 special assessment fee.
31-year-old Kyle F. Campbell of Fairmont, Indiana, reportedly got
belligerent after being told by a kayaking guide that his group was
too drunk for a scheduled trip from Grant Marina on Yellowstone Lake.
“Campbell and his group became upset and created a disturbance that
led the kayak guide to call security officers and park law
enforcement rangers,” the Park Service said. “During the
encounter, Campbell made threatening comments and gestures toward the
officers. He also exhibited signs of being intoxicated and refused to
obey officers’ orders. Campbell continually struggled and kicked at
the rangers, resisting arrest, and later injuring himself while
banging his head in the patrol car.” Campbell pleaded guilty to
disorderly conduct; threatening, resisting and intentionally
interfering with a government employee, violating the lawful order of
a government employee, being under the influence of alcohol and a
controlled substance to a degree that it may endanger oneself or
others; and contempt of court for refusing to comply with a warrant
seeking a blood sample. (https://bit.ly/3jEafe1)
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Bruce Springsteen's daughter has made the U.S. Olympic equestrian team. (https://bit.ly/3jRKuqu)
Oscar-nominated actress Scarlett Johansson is expecting her first child with husband Colin Jost. The “Avengers” star sparked pregnancy rumors in June after skipping out on several “Black Widow” events. (https://pge.sx/3dRblzo)
Actor Val Kilmer is now making a biopic about his own life. (https://bit.ly/3hnj9uN)
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The owner of an Oklahoma City marijuana dispensary shot a man who allegedly tried to rob the place while armed with two knives. The man is in critical condition, but he’s still alive. (https://bit.ly/3hZoGa7)
Elon Musk is reportedly living in a tiny prefab house worth only $50,000. (https://bit.ly/3wfD6I8)
A New Jersey driver failed so badly at street parking that he backed up over a curb and into the storefront of a driving school. (https://bit.ly/2TO0Sxz)
A new AI computer has figured out exactly where in the universe aliens would be hiding. (https://bit.ly/3ypETMf)
Scientists have discovered a new species of beetle hidden in 230-million-year-old dinosaur poop. (https://bit.ly/2UtoAPT)
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One
man once survived two atomic bombs. Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived both
nuclear attacks to Japan when the U.S. dropped atomic bombs during
World War II. Yamaguchi, sent to Hiroshima on business on August 6th,
1945, saw the U.S. drop the first atomic bomb. Miraculously, he
survived with burns across his face and arms, but made it home to
Nagasaki. Three days later, the second atomic bomb hit, flattening
Yamaguchi's home. Because his family was out finding ointments to
treat his already existent burns, they were safe in a tunnel and
miraculously survived as well.
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Police in Kuwait have arrested a resident—an Egyptian man—for posting a video online in which he rants about bad weather and dust storms. The arrest underscored the country’s restrictions on expression and drew criticism on social media Monday over his detention. Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior said Sunday the person behind the "offensive" video was arrested and referred to authorities, which would “take the necessary legal action against him.” In a dashcam video posted on TikTok, the man can be heard complaining about the blinding sandstorm that has engulfed Kuwait for the past few days. “I’m inside a dust storm right now, I literally can’t see anything in front of me,” the man says, showing the dust coating the highway like a thick fog. "Fine, Kuwait, fine,” he adds, with an expletive in Arabic. The clip went viral on Twitter, racking up tens of thousands of views. Some social media users, who saw the arrest as a sign of Kuwait's crackdown on free speech and mistreatment of migrant workers, showed their support for the Egyptian man by posting their own videos insulting the weather. In a region full of governments hostile to free expression, the Gulf Arab state of Kuwait stands out for its outspoken parliament and relatively vibrant civic life. However, authorities routinely use the cybercrime law to police criticism and prosecute dissidents. (https://bit.ly/3AaSZCR)
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Florida Man is behind bars for trying to prey his way through
college. 18-year-old Rafael Woloski was arrested on felony charges
after trying to burglarize homes in the Vero Beach neighborhood where
he lives with his parents. Woloski, carrying a small knife, was
apprehended by cops shortly after a caller dialed 9-1-1 to report
that a male had entered her home through a broken window. Woloski was
collared after police spotted him walking a few blocks from the
victim’s residence. During questioning, Woloski reportedly
“admitted to committing three burglaries” in the neighborhood,
including a break-in at a residence across the street from his
family’s home. Woloski told police that he “decided to burglarize
homes to get money for college,” according to an arrest affidavit.
He also claimed that “the devil kept tempting him to steal.”
Charged with a trio of armed burglary counts, Woloski is locked up in
the Indian River County jail in lieu of $75,000 bond. He is scheduled
to be arraigned on August 13th. (https://bit.ly/3hpF9nt)
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