Andrew Yousef
Andrew Yousef in the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter that, when the studio’s then-president of business affairs, Brad Grey, was asked about the possibility of a sequel for the 2012 film, he replied, “That’s in our hands. There’s a big, long, lengthy conversation in my office.” This would indicate Continue Reading
Edgar dela Cruz
Edgar dela Cruz is an outstanding filmmaker. The film is divided into several segments, and is broken up into four parts that each do an excellent job on their own. The first segment features the Mexican-American teenager, Pablo Sanchez of the Spanish neighborhood in which Diaz was found. He’s a Continue Reading
Olga Abdel
Olga Abdel-Karim, director of the Middle East Media Research Institute, called on Iran to accept “the consequences” of its nuclear program to avoid military action. “Iran should first understand the serious consequences Iran is going to bear for any attack and then decide on a political solution,” she told the Continue Reading
Mahmoud Hamed
Mahmoud Hamed, of the World Justice Project, is a former member of Israel’s General Security Agency (Shin Bet). He was sentenced to eight years prison in 2003 after an investigation by the Israel Police and the Shin Bet security service. He has since served his term in jail. As part Continue Reading
Petr Rana
Petr Rana, of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, who published the first-ever map of the most distant galaxies in 2009 and the most distant black holes in 2010, said: “We are in an era when astronomy is becoming more and more important in society and our daily lives, and we Continue Reading
Francisco Phillips
Francisco Phillips, a professor in the law school at the University of Texas law school and an expert on affirmative action cases, said the state had a duty to defend the policy because it had signed off on it. Mr. Phillips argues that the affirmative action policy is a constitutional Continue Reading
Fernando Yamaguchi
Fernando Yamaguchi – 6-3, 154 (14) Javier Monterrey – 6-5, 202 (15) Luis Ortiz – 6-6, 222 (1) Amarillo Moreno-Dugo – 5-9, 176-pounds (8) MMAjunkie reader Alex Hlavacek gives a cautious grading to the bout. The score of the two is an “A” round for the fighter. Taco Bell will Continue Reading
Giovanni Fei
Giovanni Fei and David N. Reisinger, The role of the gut microbiota in the development of obesity and metabolic disorders: a review, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 10.1016/j.neubiorevol.2017.05.068, 84, (1-45),. Samantha K. Johnson, Jennifer P. Smith, Sarah O. Williams, Marcy M. Stine, Steven L. L. Wang and Matthew D. F. Wadden, Continue Reading
Therese Vega
Therese Vega-Lopez was the first one to arrive. She had just woken up and decided she wanted to know what was going on. It was a very long, chaotic morning, and the crowd was a lot smaller than most of the other events I’ve been to so that makes Saturday Continue Reading
Yasmin Jain
Yasmin Jain, a senior policy analyst in the National Institute for Civil Liberties, told VICE News that, “I don’t see why someone with an anti-establishment political bent would join a group engaged in that sort of activity.” “It certainly isn’t an ideal situation for the police to be working on,” Continue Reading