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7 Reasons To Not To Miss This Year's MTV VMAs
The MTV Video Music Awards are hitting the screens this Monday, August 26 on MTV. This iconic awards show always brings on killer performances and (occasionally unscripted) memorable on-screen moments, but this year we feel there is a lot more in store to be stoked for. In order to get you fully prepared and excited for this year’s awards, we’ve rallied up a few things that we cannot wait to watch.
'Four Weddings' gets a reboot, without the floppy-haired British guy
'Four Weddings' gets a reboot, without the floppy-haired British guy The TV series, also called Four Weddings and a Funeral will launch on Hulu on 31 July. The cast of 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' series on Hulu TV. Picture: @4WeddingsOnHulu/Twitter LOS ANGELES - Imagine Four Weddings and a Funeral without Hugh Grant?
A Series Of Rate Cuts AND A US Dollar Assault Are Coming. By Gregory Mannarino
TradersChoice.net, Released on 7/22/19 Gregory Mannarino started his financial career working for the securities and trading arm of the now defunct Bear Stearns before the dot-com bubble. He is an active trader of the capital markets and has published several books pertaining to finance, global economics, and equity trading; His most recent book is titled Ultimate Guide To Money and The Markets (free ebook). Gregory currently hosts a business day “MarketReport” on YouTube.
Nonprofit Works To Make Sure Leftover Food Doesn’t Get Wasted
DENVER (CBS4) – Almost half of the food produced in the country is thrown away, a statistic that motivates nonprofits like We Don’t Waste. Theytake produce and packaged goods from across the Denver metro area and find food banks that can use items that would otherwise be tossed out and end up in a landfill.
Gonzalez Returns To A Crowded Rockies Outfield
(AP) – The Colorado Rockies added another charismatic leader to their 2018 clubhouse. They certainly didn’t have to look very far. Colorado finalized a $5 million, one-year contract with three-time All-Star Carlos Gonzalez, the longtime Rockies outfielder who has always been popular with his teammates in part because he rarely loses his sense of humor or perspective. Not even last season, when he was in the midst of a prolonged slump.
Police Report 150 Calls As Deadly Package Bombings Put Austin On Edge
(CNN) — A series of deadly package bombs delivered to homes in Austin has shaken residents and cast suspicion on one of life’s common occurrences — getting a package delivered to your doorstep. Three package bombs have exploded at homes in the Texas capital over 10 days — including two Monday — killing two people and injuring two others. Investigators say they believe the incidents are related, and residents have responded anxiously in the past day.
Grass Fire Burning Near Homes
Grass fire in Aurora. (credit: CBS) AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) – Firefighters responded to a grass fire near homes in Aurora on Tuesday afternoon. It was burning north of Quincy Reservoir and in the area of Quincy Avenue and Buckley Road in a subdivision called Summer Valley Ranch. Flames were only feet away from homes. It’s not clear how the fire started, or if anyone is hurt.
Gotsis Out On Bond In Atlanta Rape Case
ATLANTA (AP) Denver Broncos defensive end Adam Gotsis is out on bond after being charged with rape in Atlanta. An incident report says a 30-year-old woman went to Atlanta police headquarters on Feb. 1 and told an investigator Gotsis had raped her on March 9, 2013. The woman said she went to a party with Gotsis and then he took her to his home and raped her. The Broncos said in a statement Monday that they were aware of allegations of an incident that allegedly happened when Gotsis was in college.
Colorado Springs Police Kill Man After Motel Standoff
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Colorado Springs police shot and killed a man they were trying to arrest after a six-hour standoff. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says 31-year-old Corky Lee Oliver barricaded himself inside in a motel room and told police he was holding a woman hostage Monday. After about six hours, officers forced their way inside and shot and killed Oliver. The sheriff’s office, which is investigating the shooting, says Oliver was wanted for robbery.
New Cellular Signal Poles Causing Some Controversy
DENVER (CBS4) – Verizon has installed 30-foot poles topped with antennas that boost signal strength throughout Denver. The signals span a one-to-two block radius across the Mile High city. City officials say they expect hundreds, perhaps thousands, more of these poles prompting some local property owners, city groups and officials to protest some of the poles. The Department of Public Works says it has asked Verizon to move some poles elsewhere.
Keenum: From Minnesota Backup To Starter To New Denver QB
DENVER (AP) – Case Keenum is headed to the Rocky Mountains. Keenum, a backup when last season began, guided Minnesota to the NFC North title and then into the conference championship game. He’ll cash in with the Broncos. The 30-year-old Keenum is considered the second-best QB available in free agency. He went 11-3 with 3,547 yards passing, 22 touchdowns and seven interceptions. His last-second throw to Stefon Diggs stunned the Saints 29-24 in the playoffs.
Judge Enters Plea Of ‘Not Guilty’ For Teen Charged In Girl’s Murder
BRIGHTON, Colo. (CBS4) – The judge in the case of a child homicide allegedly at the hands of a teenager, has entered a plea of “not guilty” for the 15-year-old boy. Aiden Zellmer has been charged as an adult in the killing of the 10-year-old girl last summer. Kiaya Campbell’s body was found last June in a drainage ditch near her home in Thornton. The Adams County coroner says she died from blunt force injuries to the head due to an assault.
Latest Forecast: Warmup Followed By A Series Of Pacific Storms
DENVER (CBS4) – A very quiet and pleasant afternoon is underway across the state with just a little bit of cloud cover hanging over the higher peaks of the Rockies. We’ll experience a huge warm up on Wednesday as a ridge of high pressure builds over Colorado. The ridge will keep us sunny, dry, and quite warm with highs in the lower 70s in the metro area. The mountains will top out mainly in the 50s for Wednesday.
Saturday Marks 15 Years Since March ’03 Blizzard Paralyzed Front Range
DENVER (CBS4) – Can you believe it has been 15 years since the March 2003 blizzard struck the Front Range? Heavy snow fell for nearly 3 straight days and paralyzed the region. The snow contained so much water that it ended a major drought. In Denver, it was one of the worst blizzards since weather records began in 1872 with three to seven feet of snow falling around the metro area. Wind gusts topped 40 mph at times and caused significant drifting.
Colorado Group Warns Of Asbestos In Claire’s Makeup
DENVER (CBS4)– A group in Colorado has a warning for parents and teens who might be using makeup from Claire’s. Colorado Public Interest Research Group, or COPIRG, says three kinds of makeup from the accessory store have asbestos. All three products are powdery and have talc powder. Talc can be contaminated with asbestos, a naturally toxic substance. “There’s no safe levels of asbestos and it’s completely unacceptable for a company to put asbestos in makeup.
ICE Wasn’t Notified Before Deadly Hit & Run Suspect Released
DENVER (CBS4)– Immigration and Customs Enforcement was not notified when a suspect driver, charged in a deadly hit-and-run that killed a semi driver, was released on bond from the Denver Sheriffs Department. Ivan Zamarripa-Castaneda was released from custody on $25,000 bond at 5:28 p.m. March 10. Castaneda is also wanted by ICE for being in the country illegally. The man who was driving a semi truck when he killed in a hit-and-run crash last week has been identified as John Anderson of Lone Tree.
Blizzard Warnings Up For 3rd Nor’easter Hitting Northeast
BOSTON (AP) — A nor’easter that could bring blizzard conditions and nearly 2 feet of snow to some areas of New England quickly intensified Tuesday morning, covering highways with snow and knocking out power to tens of thousands. The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for the entire coast of Maine, New Hampshire and most of Massachusetts.
Puppy Dies After United Flight Attendant Had Passenger Put It In Overhead Bin
HOUSTON, Texas (CBS4) – A puppy died on a United Airlines flight from Houston to New York Monday after a flight attendant told the dog’s owner to put it in the overhead bin, CBS News reports. A passenger on the flight told The Points Guy the puppy was in a TSA-approved pet carrier. According to United’s website, its policy for onboard pets is: “A pet traveling in cabin must be carried in an approved hard-sided or soft-sided kennel.
Trump Viewing Border Wall Prototypes Tuesday
(CNN) — President Donald Trump on Tuesday is visiting prototypes for his long-promised border wall, an opportunity to see in person what options his administration has tested for future construction — if Congress approves any money to proceed. But experts say Trump shouldn’t appear to choose any prototype as his favorite, for fear of seeming to influence the rigid procurement process.
Science Teacher Feeds Puppy To Turtle In Front Of Middle School Students
PRESTON, Idaho (CNN) — An Idaho junior high school teacher is under investigation after he fed a puppy to a snapping turtle in front of students. Robert Crosland has taught science at Preston Junior High School for years. In a news release, Preston School District 201 Superintendent Marc Gee says his administration became aware of “a regrettable circumstance involving some of the biological specimens” on March 7.
Facebook Making A Move In Mile High City
(Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images) DENVER (CBS4)– Facebook is moving some of its Denver employees to new digs. The social network company has been issued a zoning permit for the seventh floor of 1900 16th Street. Facebook didn’t comment on what the space, that could hold 100+ offices and work spaces, would be used for. The 17-story FirstWestern tower is located near Union Station. It’s unclear when Facebook staff will move into the new space.
Sports Authority Field Signage Removed From Inside Mile High Stadium
DENVER (CBS4)– The letters that made up “Sports Authority Field” from inside Mile High Stadium were removed on Tuesday. The work inside the stadium is part of the regular maintenance of the facility. The letters were removed from their place beneath “Bucky” the Bronco. Crews removed the Sports Authority signs from outside the stadium earlier this year. The Denver Broncos bought the naming rights for $3.6 million after the sporting goods retailer went bankrupt in 2016.
Visit The Rainforest, Desert, Depth Of Seas Without Leaving Colorado!
LITTLETON, Colo. (CBS4)– Get ready to take a tour around the world without ever leaving Colorado. SeaQuest is coming to the Southwest Plaza in Littleton this Summer. Visitors can travel to five continents and experience 300 different species of animals with just one trip to the interactive aquarium. It’s not just a place to see animals but actually swim with the stingrays, feed birds and reptiles, look sharks in the eye and even take a few selfies.
On Fort Carson, At Least 19 Kid-On-Kid Sex Assault Reports
FORT CARSON, Colo. (AP) — A decade after the Pentagon began confronting rape in the ranks, the U.S. military frequently fails to provide justice to the children of service members when they are sexually assaulted by other kids on base. An Associated Press investigation finds that sex assault cases occurring where military kids live and learn often die on the desks of prosecutors. Criminal investigators shelved an unknown number of reports.
Man Raises Funds With Planned Indoor Skiing Marathon
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (CBS4) – A man is coming together for Colorado kids by holding a unique fundraiser — skiing nonstop. Chris Anthony will be hosting a Skiathon at SNÖBAHN in Centennial on Tuesday night. On the indoor ski slope he will ski vertically at full speed, without stopping, for as long as possible. People have been pledging donations based on the vertical feet Anthony skis. The money will go towards his nonprofit organization called The Chris Anthony Youth Initiative Project.
Public Comment Scheduled For Controversial Parking Garage
BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. (CBS4) – If you want to get local residents talking, just ask them about parking in Breckenridge. It’s the number one concern on their minds according to years of public surveys and forums, and it continues to spur heated controversy over how to solve the problem. Plans to build a 400 space parking garage in downtown have residents divided.
Man Charged In Deadly Crash That Killed 1 Woman
DENVER (CBS4)– A man has been formally charged in connection with a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed one woman. Terrance Clark has been charged with one count of vehicular homicide- DUI, one count of leaving the scene of an accident- resulting in death and one count of vehicular homicide- reckless driving.
Coroner: USA Hockey Executive Died Of Heart Disease
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Heart disease caused a longtime USA Hockey executive’s death less than three weeks before the Pyeongchang Games. An autopsy report released Tuesday by the El Paso County Coroner says that 53-year-old Jim Johannson’s death was natural and caused by heart disease. According to USA Hockey, Johannson died in his sleep on Jan. 21 at his home in Colorado Springs.
Parking Structure Considered As Crowds Grow At Garden Of The Gods
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – The City of Colorado Springs is considering adding another parking lot at the entrance of Garden of the Gods and shuttling visitors into the park in an effort to deal with growth. Almost six million people visited the site in 2017. The Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department heard from the public during a meeting on Monday evening on how to make sure everyone who visits the park has a positive experience.
Official Opening Date For Colorado’s First Shake Shack Announced
Shake Shack burgers (credit: CBS) DENVER (CBS4) – Colorado’s first Shake Shack now has a concrete opening date. The beloved burger chain plans to open it’s first restaurant in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood on March 21. The burger joint is located at 30th and Larimer Streets. Shake Shack says they will be offering a Colorado-exclusive green chile cheddar cheese burger. Patrons will also be able to enjoy beer on tap from local breweries.
Former Rapper Craig Mack Dies At Age 47
WALTERBORO, S.C. (AP) — Former rapper Craig Mack, best known for the platinum 1994 hit “Flava in Ya Ear” has died in South Carolina. Colleton County Corner Richard Harvey says the 47-year-old Mack died at his home in Walterboro around 9 p.m. Monday. Harvey said it appeared Mack died of natural causes.
Search For Teenager Who Escaped From Detention Center
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a 17-year-old inmate who escaped a youth services center. Officials say Marcos Arredondo climbed the fence at the Mount View Youth Services Center. He has two cases pending in Denver and Boudler for aggravated robbery, as well as a pending escape charge out of Arapahoe County.
8 Buildings Near Construction Fire Remain Off Limits
DENVER (CBS4)– Eight buildings around the construction fire in north Capitol Hill that left two dead and six injured, remain off limits nearly one week after the fire. The fire broke out at the 5-story apartment building under construction at 18th Avenue and Emerson Street. The building was going to be called “Emerson Place.” What caused the fire is still being investigated but investigators said they are looking into the spray foam insulation used by the construction workers.
Coloradan Killed In Helicopter Crash During Mule Deer Survey
POMEROY, Wash. (AP) — A 19-year-old Colorado man was killed and two others on board were injured during the crash of a helicopter contracted by Washington state to help with a mule deer survey, authorities said Monday. Benjamin M. Poirier of Berthoud, Colorado, died when the aircraft crashed Saturday during the first day of deer capture efforts in the Blue Mountains as part of a research project on movement and survival of animals, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Global Printing Paper Market 2017 - FLAGSHIP, CANARY, Staples, HOOPOE, TANGO, ONHING PAPER
A Research legwork on ” Global Printing Paper Market 2017-2022 ” represent the market share and size of Printing Paper in international Industry. MRS Research Store added latest market research report by United States Market Insight. Research Report provides an essential information and statistically evaluated data about the Printing Paper.
Construction Crew Finds Triceratops Skeleton
THORNTON, Colo. (CBS4) – A CBS4 crew on Tuesday visited the site where scientists have discovered a dinosaur in Thornton. A construction crew working on Thornton’s new police station found the triceratops. The new public safety facility is located at 132nd Avenue and Quebec Street. CBS4’s Rick Sallinger reports the triceratops skeleton and skull. The Denver Museum of Nature and Science says the find could be as much as 66 million years old.
Series of fire alarms confusing passengers at RDU
A series of fire alarms reported at RDU airport during the past few weeks have confused passengers taking to social media.The latest one happened Tuesday morning just before 7 a.m. inside Terminal One.Another incident occurred Monday night when airport officials say a baggage tug used to move luggage hit a sprinkler head in a baggage sorting area under Terminal Two, rupturing a water pipe and triggering the fire alarm.Some passengers evacuated the building for about 20 minutes.Others remained...
11 Years Ago Mumbai Was Rocked By A Series Of Train Bomb Blasts, Here's A Look Back
Eleven years ago today, a series of seven bomb blasts took several lives and injured many more in Mumbai's trains. The 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings were a series of seven bomb blasts spanning a total of 11 minutes on the suburban trains in Mumbai. The bombs were set off in pressure cookers on trains plying the Western line of the Suburban Railway network. 209 people were killed and over 700 were injured.
Kerala Government Proposes To Set Up 'Dog Zoos' To Rehabilitate Its 3.5 Lakh Strays
The Kerala government has told the Supreme Court it will set up stray dog zoos in all districts to rehabilitate stray dogs, which has become an increasing threat to humans and other animals in the state. The government informed the court that it has framed a policy which requires each district panchayat to acquire 2-3 acres of agricultural land.
Malayalam Film Industry In Shock As Superstar Dileep Arrested On Conspiracy Charges Over Actress Abduction Case
Popular Malayalam actor Dileep was arrested late on Monday by Kerala police in connection with the abduction and sexual assault of an actress. Dileep who has been arrested for his alleged involvement in the conspiracy has been sent to a 14-day judicial custody. The arrest of Dileep did not come as a surprise as he was always under the cloud of suspicion in the incident which happened over three months ago.
Despite Being 'Liberated' From ISIS, The Humanitarian Crisis In Mosul Doesn't Seem To Be Ending Soon
Iraqi Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, declared victory in the city of Mosul on Sunday. According to his office, this is the biggest defeat yet for the ISIS group. The good news is that Mosul, the city where ISIS declared its so-called "Caliphate" three years ago has been liberated. But the bad news is that the humanitarian crisis that the people of the city are in, doesn't seem to be ending anytime soon.
Amarnath Terror Attack Survivor Recalls Dreadful Tale Of A Punctured Tyre & Deadly Assault
As the entire country mourns the deadly terror attack that killed at least seven pilgrims, stories of horror and helplessness faced by the victims are gradually coming in. As many as 32 people including policemen were also injured in the attack on innocent people. As per a report by India Today TV, tour operator Yogesh Prajapati, who was present in the ill-fated bus at the time of the attack, said that it was because of the tyre puncture their bus got delayed.
How An Act Of Kindness By An Indian-Origin Muslim Helped A Man To Become Top Jurist In South Africa
An Indian-origin shopkeeper based in South Africa became an overnight sensation after the new deputy chief justice recalled his generosity over four decades ago when he was looking for a loan to fund his studies. Suleman Bux, 76, who at that time ran a small general store in Ixopo town, had forgotten about the young man with whom he had struck a deal to be a good student by giving him groceries for his family so that they could save what they would have spent on this for his studies.
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How Digital Games Have Changed the Shape of Learning
Learning is most often viewed as a linear process. First, the thinking goes, students must be convinced they can do a task. For kids who question their ability to learn, this is a big stumbling block. It puts the onus on teachers to find ways to overcome doubt, negative self-image and prior failures. Next, teachers are expected to discover a way for children to become self-motivated. They must show their students a connection to prior learning, or find an intrinsic appeal in the subject matter.
Migos ‘Culture’ 1 Listen Album Review - DJBooth Article
In these troubling times, Migos remind us what a good time sounds like. The first song I remember hearing from Migos was a record that used Miley Cyrus as a euphemism for their cocaine dealing. It wasn’t lyrically daring or groundbreaking, no different than Jeezy comparing his white girl to Christina Aguilera, but there was a quality to the rhyming that I couldn’t simply dismiss.
Ad of the Day: Campari's Lavish Film Noir Takes a Dark Turn on the Road to La La Land
Clive Owen has cemented his status as today's go-to star for extended brand films. Late last year he reprised his role at the enigmatic Driver in BMW's "The Escape." And in a new 13-minute short film released today, he plays an equally beguiling protagonist promoting a very different sort of product—Campari, and the various cocktails it can be used in. The film recounts a tale of retro excess as told by a bartender to Mr. Owen's character, Floyd.
Tyler Joseph: “‘Blurryface’ Was Inspired By A Series Of Rooms And Faces”
Josh estimates that 99 per cent of ‘Blurryface’ was written on the road, a task that became easier to facilitate as time went on. As ‘Vessel’ grew slowly but surely, greater luxuries were afforded to the duo, such as eventually being able to travel in a tour bus rather than a van. With more space available, ideas turned into actions as a mobile recording rig accompanied the pair in back lounges and hotel rooms across America.
Pete Wentz: “When We Went On Hiatus, I Really Had To Get My Shit Together”
Pete Wentz gives some Life Lessons in this month's Rock Sound. Here's a taste of what he's learned on his long, wide-ranging career and life. PERSPECTIVE IS EVERYTHING "Maybe we all take family for granted, unless someone’s been born or someone’s died! Having kids has changed everything for me. Before them, I didn’t really understand the importance of patience, or considering other people’s needs.
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