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Transformers' Best Movie Of The Past 20 Years Would've Been Even Better With One Change
Transformers One is an amazing addition to the Transformers franchise, but it’s tantalizingly close to being even better with one key change to the soundtrack. Taking place in Cybertron long before the Transformers ever landed on Earth, Transformers One is easily the best Transformers movie made, at least since the original 1986 film Transformers: The Movie.
Introducing: 44phantom - New Single “all figured out” Out Now!
Introducing: 44phantom – New Single “all figured out” Out Now! New Single “all figured out” – Out Now! PRESS HERE To Listen PRESS HERE To Watch Official Video But I heard you’re doing great Inside some wonderful place You’re doing everything you said you would And you got it all figured out From the way you take control To the way you’re letting go You got it all figured out I guess it’s all the same You didn’t need me anyway —Lyrics from “all figured out” Emerging alternative artist...
Tony Lewis From The Outfield: Family Posthumously Releases EP ‘More Than I Dared’
Tony Lewis From The Outfield: Family Posthumously Releases EP ‘More Than I Dared’ And Official Music Video for Lead Single “Gonna Make You Love Me” PRESS HERE To Listen PRESS HERE To Watch Proceeds To Be Donated To MusiCares Following his unexpected death last month, the family of Tony Lewis, lead singer and bassist of the 1980s rock band The Outfield and successful solo artist and producer, has posthumously released his new EP, More Than I Dared. PRESS HERE to listen.
PESSIMIST Signs to Season of Mist
Photo by Ember Lorraine Contreras PESSIMIST Signs to Season of Mist Season of Mist is pleased to announce the signing of American death metal icons PESSIMIST (ft. Kelly McLauchlin of DEATH, POSSESSED, I AM MORBID, etc.)! In addition to a new full-length, which the band is currently writing, the label will be releasing the band’s early full-length records in the coming months. Stay tuned! Guitarist Kelly McLauchlin comments, “We’re very excited to announce we are signing with Season of Mist.
Accu§er by Accu§er (Metal Blade Records)
Accu§er by Accu§er (Metal Blade Records) The mighty Accu§er has been flying the German flag of thrash metal since the 80’s, delivering massive, uncompromising albums of sheer audio carnage. In the pandemic year of 2020, Accu§er remains a dynamic strike force to be reckoned with, unleashing their twelfth great chapter of sonic infamy. This new release is Self-Titled, perhaps signifying the return of lead guitarist René Schütz and the premiere of their most striking endeavor to date.
Dare To Dream by Stan Bush (Cargo Records UK)
Dare To Dream by Stan Bush (Cargo Records UK) Legendary Emmy Award winning recording artist and AOR/Melodic Rock icon STAN BUSH is best known for his towering anthems which appeared in films such as The Transformers: The Movie and Kickboxer. The Touch is an all-out classic, much revered by not only the massive Transformers fanatics but music aficionados all over the world. Not one of ever rest on the triumphs of the past, Stan Bush continues to release outstanding albums on a regular basis.
Into The Ultraviolet with Misery Signals
Into The Ultraviolet with Misery Signals Misery Signals has returned with their original lineup, unleashing their fourth studio album entitled Ultraviolet. Featuring the same musicians who created their landmark Of Malice and the Magnum Heart debut, Ultraviolet presents Misery Signals at their most imaginative and intensive.
Kicking Flamingos with the Pirates of the Almighty Calarook
Kicking Flamingos with the Pirates of the Almighty Calarook In the grand tradition of Alestorm and Running Wild arrives the almighty Calarook, ready to unleash the heavy metal anthems all across the seven seas of this great big world. Surrender Or Die is the name of their debut full length magnum opus and is certainly the perfect auditory companion whether you are partying with your pirate crew or swabbing the deck on the blistering morning after.
Mentalist: Power Metal Freedom Of Speech For The World
Mentalist: Power Metal Freedom Of Speech For The World Mentalist is a dynamic power metal collective from Saarbrücken, Germany that was founded in 2018. The group consists of Peter Moog (guitars), Thomen Stauch (drums, ex-Blind Guardian, ex-Savage Circus), Kai Stringer (guitars, Starchild), Florian Hertel (bass) and YouTube star Rob Lundgren on vocals. Their glorious debut album is entitled Freedom Of Speech, now available worldwide from Pride & Joy Music.
Alternative Band Arm The Witness Tackle Mental Illness with New Single ‘Nowadays’
ALTERNATIVE BAND ARM THE WITNESS TACKLE MENTAL ILLNESS WITH NEW SINGLE ‘NOWADAYS’ The single was produced by Kile Odell (Through Fire, Motionless In White) Featured on the “New Blood” Official Spotify Playlist Watch The ‘Nowadays’ Video Here Stream ‘Nowadays’ on Spotify Frontman Aiden Shaw says, “This track is incredibly personal to me as I wrote it when I was in a very rough place.
STAN BUSH Complete ‘DARE TO DREAM’ Album Details Revealed, Out In November
STAN BUSH Complete ‘DARE TO DREAM’ Album Details Revealed, Out In November Legendary Emmy Award winning recording artist and AOR/Melodic Rock icon STAN BUSH to release his brand new studio album, entitled ‘DARE TO DREAM‘, on November 20, 2020 via Cargo Records UK. “Dare to Dream” is STAN BUSH’s 14th the studio album and is a masterpiece.
Number Of Bighorn Sheep Hunting Licenses Limited For Habitat Concerns
GEORGETOWN, Colo. (CBS4)- There is no better place in the world to see bighorn sheep than Georgetown. They are the official state animal, but there’s increasing worry that Colorado may be ruining the rams’ home. “We might get a clash here,” said an onlooking Ben Kraft, a biologist with Colorado Parks and Wildlife whose job it is to track the state’s bighorn sheep population. “It’s a native herd to Colorado.
DA: Death Penalty Not Sought In Watts Murder Case Due To Family, Hickenlooper
GREELEY, Colo. (CBS4) – Chris Watts pleaded guilty to murdering his pregnant wife and their two young daughters in court on Tuesday afternoon. The agreement means he avoids the death penalty, something the district attorney said would be difficult because of Gov. John Hickenlooper’s previous actions. Watts is accused of killing his wife, Shanann, and his two young daughters, Bella and Celeste at their home in Frederick.
‘Crowlers’ Providing Life Line For Some Breweries Amid Aluminum Tariff
DENVER (CBS4) – Craft breweries are looking at cans which are more than 2.5x the size of a normal beer because they see a ticket to prosperity. “As soon as we got this machine, our off premise beer sales doubled,” said Willy Truettner, co-owner of Zuni Street Brewing in Denver’s Highlands Neighborhood.
Big Thompson River Fish Examined After Harmful Highway 34 Work
October 29, 2018 at 9:02 pm By Stan Bush LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – The prestine stretch of the Big Thompson River is a flyfisher’s dream. A rippling current home to rainbow and brown trout that has captivated anglers and cradled the species for generations. It was a disaster after the disaster. On Sept. 9, 2013 torrential floods decimated communities along The Big Thompson River, wiping out major portion of Highway 34 through the river’s canyon.
Plans For Titanic Replica Provides A Good Lesson
DENVER (CBS4) – The wreckage of Titanic may be some 3,500 miles from Denver, but few places care more about its history than Denver — the home of The Unsinkable Molly Brown. “They’re the primary source materials for the history, we know,” said Andrea Malcomb, museum director at The Molly Brown House while looking over the original articles and personal accounts of the night the ship sank. “They’re our way to get into minds and hearts of those on the Titanic,” she adds.
Sororities At CU Boulder On Alert Following 5 Drugging Cases
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – When school is in session, every weekend at the University of Colorado Boulder’s neighborhood called “The Hill” could see a massive party. “Every couple of the houses has something going on,“ said Rachael Jacobs, a sophomore. “It’s fun. You just have to be careful.” Jacobs lives in a sorority house in the area lined with student homes and towering fraternity houses.
Sexual Abuse & Trafficking Survivor Reacts To Kavanaugh Allegations
DENVER (CBS4) – What happened to Jill Brogdon will give parents nightmares. She says when she was 12 years old, a teacher molested her and for the next six years he abused her trust, trafficking her for sex to other teachers, hunters, men at the National Western Stock Show and on Colfax Avenue. “Even sitting here talking to you today is scary,” said Brogdon. “People may see me and think ‘What an idiot.
Woman Wins Settlement In Pregnancy Discrimination Case
Jennifer Rodriguez says she was fired 10 days after being hired by the Bendinelli Law Firm, a Denver-based personal injury firm. She says attorney Julian Bendinelli accused her of hiding her pregnancy during the interview process. Rodriguez, 21, was 8 months pregnant. “I asked for an explanation and he told me because I was dishonest with not revealing I was pregnant within my first interview or my second interview,” says Rodriguez.
13 Months Later, Thornton Opens Public Safety Building After Dino Discovery
THORNTON, Colo. (CBS4) – The City of Thornton has officially opened a new police and fire substation that had fascinated the scientific world for more than a year. In August of 2017, a construction crew uncovered dinosaur bones while laying concrete pillars for the building’s foundation. Instead, for plow through the discovery, the crew from Saunders Construction worked around the area to allow paleontologists from the Denver Museum of Nature & Science to excavate the skeleton.
Grizzly Bear Hunting Delayed Again
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (CBS4)– A federal judge extended a temporary restraining order on Thursday, delaying planned grizzly bear hunts in Wyoming and Idaho. U.S. District Court Judge Dana Christensen issued a new two-week suspension of the hunts that were scheduled to begin Sept. 1. “We’re immensely relieved. The bears were just granted a stay of execution,” says Jeremy Nichols, a program director with WildEarth Guardians.
‘There’s No Limit’: STEM Program Launching Students In High Tech Jobs
DENVER (CBS4) – For East High School junior Gabby Day, crimping wires might be the beginning of something out of this world. “Even before I got to high school I knew I wanted to do robotics,” said Day, who is on the team with 40 other students, part of East’s STEM program. The team builds robots that compete in head-to-head competition with some of the best science schools in the country.
Judge Blocks Controversial Grizzly Bear Hunts In Wyoming & Idaho -- For Now
MISSOULA, Mont. (CBS4) – Environmental groups just scored a major victory in the fight to protect grizzly bears. On Thursday afternoon U.S. District Court Judge Dana Christensen issued a temporary restraining order on grizzly hunts in Idaho and Wyoming. The hunt in Wyoming for 22 bears was scheduled to start on Saturday. Last year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service took grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem off the Endangered Species List.
Judge To Hear Arguments On Controversial Grizzly Hunt In Wyoming
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (CBS4) – A controversial hunt for grizzly bears in the Yellowstone area is about to open, targeting animals that were on the Endangered Species List just a year ago. The hunt, sanctioned by the Wyoming Department of Game and Fish, will allow up to 22 grizzly bears to be killed by permitted hunters. “I want to hunt grizzly because they’re a species that hunters have poured millions into their recovery,” said Taylor Engum, owner of East Fork Outfitters.
Mother Fights For Daughter’s Safety At East High School
DENVER (CBS4) – The mother of an East High School student is accusing school administrators and Denver Public Schools of negligence after her daughter was repeatedly sexually attacked at school. “He got her alone in rooms, barred them so she couldn’t leave and then held her against her will while he did things to her and she fought and screamed and cried and couldn’t escape,” said the mother who asked not to be identified to protect her daughter’s identity.
The Real ‘BlacKkKlansman’: ‘I’m Just A Retired Cop With A Unique Story’
DENVER (CBS4) — In 1978, Ron Stallworth was a 25-year-old cop, Colorado Springs’ first black officer, when he decided he’d try to infiltrate a local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan by responding to a newspaper ad. “I couldn’t believe they were so blatant and that they would be so dumb and their stupidity would lead to this investigation,” says Stallworth.
Padded Device Safely Repositions Seat Belts For Pregnancy
Erin Brill was 16 weeks pregnant when she was rear ended on Lincoln Ave and Yosemite in Lone Tree. “My heart just dropped and I thought ‘thank God nothing happened’,” says Brill. It was the kind of accident that rarely injures the driver, but the sudden impact could have ended her pregnancy. However, Brill says she never worried because of a device she was wearing at the time called a Tummy Shield. “I don’t remember any pressure at all..
Colorado Company Sells Device To Protect Children Before They’re Born
DENVER (CBS4)– A Colorado company thinks the product they’re selling can help save the lives of children, before they’re even born. Erin Brill was 16 weeks pregnant when she was rear ended on Lincoln Ave and Yosemite in Lone Tree. “My heart just dropped and I thought ‘Thank God nothing happened’,” says Brill. It was the kind of accident that rarely injures the driver, but the sudden impact could have ended her pregnancy.
Paralyzed Woman Claims Developer Refused To Modify Home; Lawsuit Filed
FREDERICK, Colo. (CBS4) – A paralyzed woman says a developer in Frederick refused to build a home that would accommodate her needs. Nina Lindstrom says she was trying to buy a new home in the Autumn Valley Ranch neighborhood a year ago after touring the area. She said she would need wider doors and other handicap accessible amenities, which a representative said could be done, but a day later she was told the developer would not make any changes. “They told us it would be no problem.
New Era Expected To Launch Space Travel Out Of This World
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4)– The announcement of new manned American space flights has aerospace insiders declaring Friday the beginning of a new era – where commercial business will launch science and technology off the planet. “It’s kind of this Wright Brother’s moment transitioning from government only space flight to this public private partnership,” says Phil Larson, a former Obama science advisor and assistant dean at the University of Colorado Boulder School of Applied Science.
DPS Plan ‘Comes To Fruition’ As More Teachers Of Color Join The Ranks
DENVER (CBS4) – Denver Public Schools is touting their new crop of educators as the most diverse group of hires in recent memory. The district has hired 730 new educators, which is down 13 percent from the previous year, but 30 percent are teachers of color, according to DPS. “It is exciting to see that our efforts over the past few years to attract more educators of color are coming to fruition,” said outgoing DPS Superintendent Tom Boasberg.
Fishing Shop Donates Proceeds To Help Save Greenback Cutthroat Trout
EVERGREEN, Colo. (CBS4)– Even the best anglers may not recognize the greenback cutthroat trout, a species native to Colorado that is teetering on a cliff of survival. State wildlife officials are trying to save it. So is a shop whose success relies on catching fish. “We’ve got more and more people in the country and our wild places are becoming less and less and we have to do something to protect those,” says Erik Myhre, owner of Basin & Bend, a fishing goods retailer in Evergreen.
Bridge Replacements Among Projects On Ballot Initiative
DENVER (CBS4)– This fall, drivers will get to decide if they really are tired of the traffic backups on Interstate 25 through downtown Denver. A Colorado Department of Transportation initiative on the ballot would fund a handful of capital projects, including two bridge replacements on I-25 at 23rd Avenue and Speer Boulevard. Large trucks struggle to get through the low clearance of the bridges and frequently hit the structures. It will cost roughly $57 million to replace them.
Neighbors Are Concerned After Flooded Basement Death
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4) – Neighbors are still piecing together how flood waters could rush the 4600 block of Acoma in Englewood with little warning, contributing to the death of a woman who was watching her friend’s cat. “I’ve been in shock most of the day and last night,” says Hillary Kulkarni. Homes were flooded in a low laying area when intense rain fell in less than 30 minutes.
Rock Wall Helps Kids With Limitations Experience Climbing & Freedom
DENVER (CBS4) – Dominick Martinez, 15, loves the outdoors, but knows for his family getting to the mountains feels almost impossible. “To go up to the mountains is such a long drive and costs a lot of money, and it’s a struggle living in the city,” said Martinez. For him, his brother Elijah, and countless other kids in the same situation, the outdoors has come to them in the form of a bouldering wall and open space in the heart of Denver’s Montbello neighborhood.
Military Spouses Take Opportunities At Career Fair: ‘You’re Always Moving’
DENVER (CBS4) – A career fair meant for service members could be the best shot at work for some people who aren’t enlisted in the armed forces. On Wednesday, USO Denver hosted the career fair which also allowed the spouses of service members to attend. “You can’t establish a career because you’re always moving, because your husband has a career,” says Najat Bryant, who’s husband is a JAG and enlisted in the National Guard.
Prosecutors Outraged Over Drunk UBER Driver’s Sentence
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – Prosecutors are fuming over the sentencing of a drunk Uber driver who caused a head-on collision with a passenger in the car in Douglas County. On January 20, 2017, Brian Haas hit Karl Gopsill while going through an intersection at East Lincoln Ave and Chambers Rd in Douglas County. Haas’ blood-alcohol level was .228, nearly three times over the legal limit.
Family Wins Battle With City Over Right To Sell Home To Developer
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Angie Garcia was consumed with anxiety testifying for the right to destroy her family home so she could save her family’s future. “My parents and others family members bought houses on Goss Street because that’s all they could afford. It was the poor side of town, the other side of the tracks,” Garcia said in a Boulder meeting on Wednesday.
Woman Creates Fly Fishing Poles Specifically Made For Female Anglers
DENVER (CBS4)– Gov. John Hickenlooper attended an awards ceremony in Golden on Thursday for innovators in the outdoors. The organization called The Wright is considering a dozen small businesses that could become huge brands in the outdoor sporting world. One of the nominees is SaraBella Fishing, a Lafayette-based fly rod company that makes fly fishing poles specifically for women.
New Video Of Police Take Down Revives Police Brutality Claims
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (CBS4) – Newly released body camera footage is resurrecting police brutality claims where a Fort Collins Police officer is seen body slamming a female Colorado State University student. The video was taken from Ofc. Randall Klamser who was recorded throwing 22-year-old Michaella Surat face first into the pavement during the investigation of a bar fight.
Chicano Art Gallery & Nonprofit Moving Locations: ‘It Would Hurt Us’
DENVER (CBS4) – A nonprofit art gallery appears to be the newest victim to unaffordable rent in Denver. The Chicano Humanities and Arts Council, commonly referred to as CHAC, says they’re being forced to move. “At first I was upset. I was angry. You didn’t have the decency to say ‘We’re going to sell,'” said Lucille Rivera, Executive Director of CHAC said of the building’s owner.
Seasonal Industries Push For ‘Purple Card’ At State Capitol
DENVER (CBS4) – Colorado is unlikely to pass the state’s own version of a “green card,” but lawmakers will debate it in the aftermath of repeated failures in Washington to address immigration reform. The bill, HB18-1230, would create a documented work status for immigrants, dubbed a “purple card.” The bill would allow undocumented residents who have not committed a felony in three years and paid taxes for the last two years to become eligible for legal status.
‘The Consumer Will Suffer’: Small Liquor Stores Worry About Alcohol Bill
DENVER (CBS4) – Liquor stores are worried about convenience and grocery stores selling full strength beer and malt beverages even if grocery giant’s products don’t cross over into their business. “It affects us for obvious reasons,” said Baker Wine & Spirits owner Timmy Martin. “We could lose business, but it also affects the consumer.” Martin sells hard-to-find beer, wine and spirits; items large grocery stores are banned or unlikely to sell.
CU Astronomer Works On Satellite That Searches For Exoplanets
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (CBS4) – NASA needed 30 seconds of perfect weather, and got it, to launch a telescope into space that could answer one of humanities biggest questions – is there another planet out there like Earth? “What TESS is giving us is a map to the closest planets in the galaxy,” says CU Boulder astronomer Dr. Zach Berta-Thompson. The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, commonly referred to as TESS, will scan the entire galaxy and look for the tiniest flicker of light in a star.
‘Because They Care’: Teacher Shares Struggle Making Ends Meet
LITTLETON, Colo. (CBS4) – Could you work 70 hours a week on only five hours of sleep a night? How much would you need to make that lifestyle worth it? Many teachers in Colorado are facing those questions. After the final bell, those teachers go to second jobs just to keep a roof over their heads. “We have to be able to do what we do and not worry about making ends meet at the same time,” said Krista Degerness, a special education language teacher at Ken Caryl Middle School in Littleton.
Stapleton Signature Controversy Overshadows Upcoming GOP Convention
DENVER (CBS4) – Republican gubernatorial candidates are accusing the party of putting their thumb on the scale for the party’s front-runner, setting the stage for a contentious assembly tomorrow. On Tuesday, Colorado Treasurer Walker Stapleton withdrew his petitions to get on the Republican primary ballot after many of the signatures were found to be fraudulent. Stapleton blamed the firm he hired to gather petitions and said he was a victim.
Students Create Out Of This World Recipes For Astronauts
AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– Three students from the Cherry Creek School District have a shot at being the next chefs for the space program. NASA selected Grandview students Maya Johnson, senior, Thandi Saunders, sophomore, and Eaglecrest freshman Eva Reish along with nine other teams in a nationwide search. The student chefs who were selected have recipes that NASA will already add to their quarantine menu, which astronauts are restricted to in the weeks before the missions begin.
Colorado Family Uncovers WWI Artifacts, Donates Them To National Museum
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – A treasure trove of World War I artifacts tracing back to the origin of the U.S. Diplomatic Couriers Service have been uncovered in Colorado Springs. This year the State Department is commemorating 100 years of the that service. The family of Amos J. Peaslee donated the collection of medals, maps, thousands of letters, and what may be an original printing of the Treaty of Versailles to the State Department for preservation.
‘Sensational Bliss’: Retired Coors Brewer Takes On THC-Infused Beer
DENVER (CBS4) – One of the most important names in beer is hoping to become a pioneer in marijuana. Keith Villa, the retired Coors head brewer who invented Blue Moon, is starting a new company called Ceria that will make non-alcoholic THC-infused beer. “We’ll take the alcohol out and then replace it with THC and it will have the equivalent effect as beer,” said Villa. “It tastes like beer, smells like beer, but it doesn’t have alcohol.” Coors is not involved in Villa’s new project.
Puppy Stolen From Pet Store, Stuffed In Bag
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (CBS4)– A pet store is offering a $500 reward to get a stolen puppy back after it was taken from its playpen and stuffed into a bag. On Wednesday, a couple can be seen on camera allegedly stealing a 12-week-old Yorkie from Perfect Pets in Centennial. “It’s not a TV. It’s not a car even. It’s something that has a little life in it. To take that, it’s so wrong,” says Rose Larsen, whose family owns the store. This is the seventh time a dog has been stolen from the store.
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