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From the famous song “Chuck E’s in jail”
He was booked under his full name, Charles Edward Cheeseman.
Bail was set at 1.7 million tickets.
Kidding aside, this is a real news story, not a spoof from The Onion. The cops arrested Chuck E in front of children, which may not have been the best way to handle it.
I’ll bet you can guess the state.
My husband and I both can’t hear too good, so we don’t know if he played ‘How Sweet It Is’ or not, but we think that song is fabulous!
“The villain is always the interesting character.”
I agree with the observation, but not the choices. To me the best villains are the ones who have good justifications for their villainy, and are just doing what they have to do. My favorite is Roy Batty in Blade Runner, who spoke perhaps the best monologue ever given a villain as his deathbed words:
I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain. Time … to die.
Not to mention his statement to the robotics master who created his eyes:
If you could see, old man, what I have seen with your eyes …
Argentine model and artist Mica Argañaraz showing nipples in a see-through dress while posing at the Saint Laurent menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week!
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In 1994, Roger Corman financed a low-budget version of The Fantastic Four. In some ways, it’s hilariously bad. The production values are about equal to the 1950s TV version of Superman. The Thing is basically just a regular-sized guy in a foam-padded costume, but that’s at least a pretty decent costume. The Dr. Doom outfit looks like one you could pick up at the last minute from Spirit Halloween.
The Corman version of the film was never released and no official prints were made, but the new film nonetheless recognized its legitimacy in the history of the franchise by giving the original Fantastic Four small roles. Two of them play newscasters and the other two play workers in a power plant.
Unofficial copies of the Corman version pop up from time to time. Here’s one:
And here’s the full story behind it.
This is a co-production between the American production company Lionsgate and the Israeli channel Yes TV. It’s a fictionalized account of the hunt for the infamous Nazi was criminal, Dr. Josef Mengele, “The Angel of Death.”
A married couple, two survivors of the Auschwitz concentration camp, are trying to leave the past behind by living with their family in a kibbutz circa 1970. The husband’s German origin piques the interest of Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service, which intends to have him infiltrate a Nazi organization in Germany that may have information about Josef Mengele, whose whereabouts remain unknown despite the Israeli investigation. To get him to accept the mission, an Israeli agent blackmails the husband with damaging information about the couple’s son.
It’s a fictional spy thriller. In reality Mengele hid out in South America. He died of a stroke in Brazil in 1979, and was buried under the name of Wolfgang Gerhard. His body was later exhumed, and the forensic examination, later confirmed by a DNA match, determined his true identity.
I have no information about Anni Linholm.
I Covered the Epstein Case for Decades. These Are 9 Questions We Actually Need Answered.
We’ve been listening to nonsense about this case for years from the right and left. We know that Trump doesn’t want the files revealed, but the current outrage from Democrats is absurd. The Biden administration had full control of the files for four years, right up to the beginning of this year, and did not release them or make any meaningful progress toward doing so. Now that they know Trump doesn’t want the files revealed, the Dems are just acting like sharks in a feeding frenzy.
Jake Tapper and others have been grilling the Dems on this point, but every time they are asked “Should Biden have released the files?” or “Why didn’t Biden release the files?” they give an off-topic answer and weasel out of answering.
Politics as usual.
I have no idea why the President is so desperate to hide the files, but I’ve never seen any indication that he was involved in any of Epstein’s dark crimes. I’m guessing it’s just a case of Trump’s natural instinct to cover up any embarrassing revelations at all costs, thus making them seem much worse than they are. I don’t think he will be exposed as anything other than Epstein’s very close friend before 2004, something we already know, but he doesn’t care to be reminded of. Trump behaved similarly in the Mueller case, where his only real crime was obstructing an investigation that would have produced nothing significant about him if he had just let it proceed. (Although some of his lickspittles would have had problems, as we know.)
Remember Watergate, where Nixon did nothing wrong until he started covering things up? Nixon could have blown the entire thing off by saying, “Some of my people committed some stupid and even criminal acts without my knowledge and consent. With the aid of an independent investigator, they will be fired and/or prosecuted as appropriate.” If he had said that and actually followed up honestly, he would have served out his term. I used to call this instinct – to cover up at all costs – “the Nixon Syndrome,” but maybe I should rename it.
At any rate, the people who have been studying Epstein for years are arguing that there are good reasons to release almost all of the Epstein files, and those reasons have little to do with Trump.
A quick overview:
No. 1: How did Epstein make his money, and how did he finance his sex trafficking over two decades?
It’s still not clear how Mr. Epstein amassed such a large fortune — or how he was able to fund such a complex trafficking scheme. Treasury Department files detail, among other things, 4,725 wire transfers adding up to nearly $1.1 billion associated with just one of Mr. Epstein’s bank accounts. Were rich and powerful men financing Epstein’s criminal activities, unintentionally or otherwise?
No. 2: Did Epstein really have any ties to spy agencies?
When asked to explain the decision to give Epstein a sweetheart plea deal, prosecutor Acosta reportedly said, “I was told Mr. Epstein ‘belonged to intelligence’ and to leave it alone.” Attorney General Pam Bondi said this month that she did not know whether Mr. Epstein was an intelligence asset. The F.B.I. files could help resolve this matter.
No. 3: What are the references to Trump in the files?
Trump has never been accused by law enforcement of any wrongdoing related to Mr. Epstein. Bondi told Trump this spring that his name “appeared” in the Epstein files. So what? The two men were friends. Epstein considered Trump his best friend. Epstein was arguably the closest friend, possibly the only close friend, that Trump ever had. It would be shocking (and suspicious) if Trump’s name didn’t appear repeatedly throughout an investigation of Epstein’s life. Does that mean anything? We don’t know.
No. 4: What about Bill Clinton?
No. 5: Who were the clients implicated in Epstein’s sex trafficking operation?
The lawyer Alan Dershowitz, who joined Epstein’s legal team in 2005 when Mr. Epstein was first under investigation, said that young women and girls interviewed by the F.B.I. claimed to identify several of Epstein’s clients. The names of the victims should be redacted, but the names of clients should be revealed.
No. 6: Who helped Epstein overseas?
The U.S. Marshals Service recorded the names of passengers on Epstein’s planes when they arrived at airports in New York and the Virgin Islands. The Department of Homeland Security released some of those documents pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act request from The Herald, but the names were redacted, with the exception of Epstein’s.
No. 7: What did investigators find in Epstein’s safe, computers and other property?
No. 8: What do the videos show?
No. 9: What is in Epstein’s autopsy report?
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I’m not sure which method or combination of methods she used to turn back time. Maybe it was a combination of diet, exercise, Ozempic, and a pact with Satan. Whatever it was, it certainly worked. She’s 44, but looks about half that.
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Actress and singer Maia Reficco showing nipples in a see-through dress as she’s attending the Vanity Fair and Carbone Fine Food Power Party in New York City!
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