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A full-page paid ad in The Tennessean published Sunday saying that “Islam is going to detonate a nuclear device in Nashville” on July 18 has generated scrutiny of the state’s largest circulated newspaper.

“Matriochkas,” a French and Belgian short-film directed by Bérangère Mc Neese, has been named the best film of the 2020 Palm Springs International Shortfest, which announced its winners on Sunday. The film, about the sexual awakening of a 16-year-old girl over the course of a summer, is one of five films that can qualify for the Academy Awards in the short-film categories because of jury awards in Palm Springs.

A Trump spokesperson tried to spin the lower-than-expected turnout for Donald Trump’s re-election rally in Tulsa during an appearance on “Fox News Sunday,” and host Chris Wallace wasn’t having it.

20th Century Studios’ new trailer for “The King’s Man,” the upcoming prequel to the “Kingsmen” films, shows how the secret British spy agency came to be in the midst of the death and destruction of World War I.

Despite reports of over a million ticket requests, Donald Trump’s first pandemic rally in Tulsa filled up less than a third of available seats… and K-Pop stans and TikTok users may be one of the reasons why.

1. Axl RoseAfter Guns N’ Roses frontman learned that ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ was being played at the president’s rallies, Rose fired off a series of tweets accusing Trump of using licensing loopholes to ignore his request to stop playing their music. “Unfortunately the Trump campaign is using loopholes in the various venues’ blanket performance licenses which were not intended for such craven political purposes, without the songwriters’ consent,” Rose tweeted Sunday.
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The family of the late rock star Tom Petty said Saturday it had sent the Trump re-election campaign a cease and desist request over what it called the unauthorized use of the singer’s “I Won’t Back Down” during the president’s rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Comedian D.L. Hughley was released from Saint Thomas Hospital in Nashville late Saturday after collapsing on stage during a stand-up performance at Zanies comedy club the night before.

Ansel Elgort’s denial that he had non-consensual sex with an underage girl caused an avalanche of reactions from fans Saturday night, who either questioned the sincerity of his statement or his accuser’s truthfulness.

Ansel Elgort has denied an accusation of sexual assault against him from 2014, saying in an Instagram post Saturday evening that the events described in a social media post from Friday are “simply not what happened,” and that he has “never and would never assault anyone.”

Jim Carrey has a suggestion where to put Robert E. Lee’s statue: at the bottom of the ocean.

Even though football is still out of commission due to the pandemic, fans can still have a night of (socially distanced) fun at the Miami Dolphins’ Hard Rock Stadium, which has been transformed into an outdoor and drive-in movie theater for the summer.

Hugh Jackman is in talks to star in Michael Mann’s upcoming film, “Ferrari,” as the eponymous Enzo Ferrari.

Donald Trump’s re-election staffers have tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of his Tulsa rally on Saturday night, as unmasked supporters gather en masse.