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Movie Review/Soaps/Horoscopes
X-Men:
Apoca-
lypse - The
world’s first
evil mutant,
Apocalypse
(Oscar Isaac)
wages a
deadly war
against the world and the X- Men (James McAvoy, Jen- nifer Lawrence, Michael Fassbender, Alexander Shipp and Nicholas Hoult). Personally, I think this might be the best X-Men film. Action-packed, very violent and special effects were great. Director Bryan Singer (Superman Returns/ X-Men trilogy) Must see for action fans. No. 1 at box of- fice. Made $65M/ Foreign $190M (Budget $170M). **** and then some.
Money Monster - Fi- nancial TV host Lee Gates (George Clooney) and his producer (Julia Roberts) are put in a life or death situa- tion when an irate investor (Jake O’Connell) takes over their studio. Directed by
Bold And The Beautiful -
could unite or destroy the Avant
something he could use against
ises Katie he’ll stay quiet about what he knows, but faces temptation to use the information. Rick’s an- nouncement about his future hurts Brooke.
Days Of Our Lives - “Days of our Lives” will not be aired today. “Days of our Lives” is pre-
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Today is a 5 — Get quiet time over the next few days. Prepare space for what’s coming next. There’s confusion at the top, with changes possible. You can do without controversy or fuss. Lay low and rest.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Teamwork avoids a rude awakening today and tomorrow. Something that works well in theory may not in practice. Put in corrections. Someone has a stroke of genius. Many eyes can see farther.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Take on more re- sponsibility over the next few days. There could be a test. You can find the necessary resources. Jokes have double meanings, and illusions are shattered. Go for substance over symbolism.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You could run into roadblocks in an investigation or exploration over the next few days. Abandon doing everything yourself. Use this time for long-distance planning. Sell what you no longer need.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Keep a tight budget over the next few days. Check invoices and statements for errors. Monitor spending. Assump- tions could be costly; stay in communication. Dis- cuss upcoming expenditures, abandoning expensive fantasies. Simple is good.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Work with your partner to manage responsibilities over the next few days. Support each other through stormy
Jodie Foster, this film gives you inside knowledge of how you can lose your money in the stock market. Surprisingly, very good. Made $33M (Budget $27M). ****
Angry Birds - Red, Chuck and Bomb (Angry Birds) must figure out what the green piggies are up to when they visit their island. Kids will enjoy this anima- tion. Made $66M. (Budget $73M). ***
The Nice Guys - A pri- vate detective (Ryan Gosling) and a hired en- forcer (Russell Crowe) be- come unlikely partners to solve the mysterious disap- pearance of a young actress. This film was funny and very violent. Must-see for action fans. Made $21M. (Budget N/A) ****
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising - Mac Radner and his wife (Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne) put their house up for sale, but can’t find a buyer because a wild soror- ity moves in next door. This
ISIAH DICKERSON (R) And FAMILY
CINCINNATI, OH - This is the three-year-old boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure, prompting zookeepers to kill the animal who grabbed him.
Isiah Dickerson was with his mother, Michelle Gregg at Cincinnati Zoo, Ohio, when he somehow made his way through a barrier, into a moat - and was lifted up by Harambe.
Within minutes the 17-year- old, 450 lb. silverback was killed by zookeepers who feared for Isiah's safety.
But the decision has sparked a backlash, with calls for the boy's parents to be prosecuted.
Isiah is recovering from minor injuries and his mother has not been seen at the Cincin- nati home where she lives.
Soon after the incident, Michelle Gregg, 32, posted a message on Facebook saying: 'I want to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers today. What started off as a wonderful
Gorilla standing over Isiah.
day turned into a scary one.
'For those of you that have seen the news or been on social media that was my son that fell in the gorilla exhibit at the zoo. God protected my child until the au-
thorities were able to get to him. 'My son is safe and was able to walk away with a concussion and a few scrapes... no broken bones
or internal injuries.
'As a society we are quick to
judge how a parent could take their eyes off of their child and if anyone knows me I keep a tight watch on my kids. Accidents hap- pen but I am thankful that the right people were in the right place today.'
It read: 'We are so thankful to the Lord that our child is safe. He is home and doing just fine. We extend our heartfelt thanks for the quick action by the Cincinnati Zoo staff.
The family has been subject to death threats. They are not facing a police investigation.
spin-off was disappointing with limited laughs. Wait for it on DVD. Made $38M. (Budget N/A). **1/2
Captain America: Civil War - Government interference to stop the Avengers from saving the world causes a rift between former friends, Captain America (Chris Evans) and Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.). Captain America and his crew, Falcon (Anthony Mackie), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), Winter Soldier (Sabastian Stan), Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), and Scarlett Witch ( Elizabeth Olsen) fight against Iron Man and his superheroes, War Ma- chine (Don Cheadle), Black Widow (Scarlett Johans- son), Vision (Paul Bettany) Spider Man (Tom Holland), and newcomer Black Pan- ther (Chadwick Boseman). Directors Anthony Russo and Joe Russo should be ap- plauded for adding Black ac- tors as superheroes. The final scene has a nice twist to it that makes this Avengers film a must-see! What will you do? 2 hrs. / 30 mins. Made $379M U.S. / Foreign $733M. (Budget $250M). Four Out Of Four Stars And Then Some.
Criminal Charges Not Ruled
Out Against Parents For Son Falling Into Gorilla Enclosure
Vivienne’s choice family. Bill learns Ridge. Bill prom-
empted today.
General Hospital - Jason and Sam put their
heads together. Rachel finds Finn in bad shape. Nathan is poised to confess everything to Maxie. Laura and Kevin grow closer. Rachel and Liz are in- terrupted by an unexpected visitor. Carly confronts Finn about his secret.
Young And The Restless - Stitch and Abby get troubling news regarding Max. Victor and Meredith bond. Phyllis races to cover her tracks. Jill makes a startling discovery. Adam’s latest scheme causes concern for Chelsea. Victor gets busted.
weather. Sort out facts from gossip, and soothe ruf- fled feathers. Consider long-term possibilities.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Break- downs or confusion could affect your work. Expe- rience confrontation calmly. Tell the truth, and share your view. Profit from meticulous attention to details through tomorrow. Being in service to others satisfies.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You can solve a puzzle. Apply power behind the scenes. In- spiration follows perspiration. You have better luck for the next two days. Relax and play, for unex- pected discoveries. Choose family.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Settle into a practical domestic phase today and tomorrow. Conserve resources, and stay close to home. Teach your children well, and learn new tricks from them. Keep a family secret.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Garner insight into your situation. You can affect the final deci- sion. Be imaginative. Exceptional patience is re- quired. You’re sharp as a tack for the next few days. Read, write and share your discoveries.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — Trust your imagination. Your head’s full of ways to make money today and tomorrow. The road may get bumpy; avoid breakage. Professional advice comes in handy. A surprising group development inspires action.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — An amazing development or ingenious idea requires follow-up. Make it happen through creative thinking and col- laboration. Watch for unexpected costs. Take the ball and run with it confidently today and tomor- row.
Ex-Florida Cop Charged In Shooting Of Armed Black Musician
COREY JONES
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL - A fired Florida police officer was arrested and charged Wednesday with manslaughter and attempted murder in the fatal shooting of a legally armed Black musician after prosecutors say an audio recording and physical evidence show the mu- sician had thrown his weapon to the ground and was running away when the lethal round was fired.
Prosecutors also allege that the recording shows Palm Beach Gardens Officer Nouman Raja misled investigators and lied to a 911 operator to make it appear that Corey Jones, 31, was still armed and a threat more than 30 seconds after he had been felled by the officer's
OFFICER NOUMAN RAJA
bullets last Oct. 18.
Palm Beach County State At-
torney Dave Aronberg an- nounced the charges at a news conference after a grand jury found the shooting unjustified. If convicted, Raja could face life in prison. Aronberg declined to answer questions about the case.
Jones family issued a state- ment saying they are relieved by the arrest.
"While we understand that nothing can bring back our son, brother and friend, this arrest sends a message that this con- duct will not be tolerated from members of law enforcement," the statement said.
Raja's attorney, Richard Lubin, did not immediately re- spond to phone calls or email.
National Crime
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