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UPDATE with statements from Dushku’s mother, brother Actress Eliza Dushku has accused famed stunt coordinator Joel Kramer of sexually molesting her when she was 12 years old during filming of True Lies . Dushku, the former Buffy The Vampire and Dollhouse actress, starred as the daughter of the characters played by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis, and Kramer, who has long been Schwarzenegger personal stunt double, was the film’s stunt coordinator. She also claims that after Kramer was confronted by an adult she’d confided in, he intentionally injured her, breaking her ribs, in a stunt that went wrong during filming of the film’s Harrier Jet scene. “Whereas he was supposed to be my protector, he was my abuser,” the Bull actress wrote in a lengthy Facebook posting. Related Story 'Buffy' Alum Eliza Dushku Praises "Powerful, Painful" Claims By Charisma Carpenter Of Abuse By Joss Whedon “These are outlandish, manipulated lies,” Kramer told … [Read more...] about Eliza Dushku Accuses ‘True Lies’ Stunt Coordinator Of Sexual Assault; Mother, Brother Support – Update

Ahead of a new 50th-anniversary reissue of the Band ’s Stage Fright , Robbie Robertson would like to apologize. “I made a mistake,” he says from his L.A. office. “And now I’m so thrilled that I could undo that mistake and make this record what I thought it was, and the experience I thought it was.” Recorded in their home base of Woodstock, New York, and released in 1970, Stage Fright was the Band’s third album, home to future concert staples like the title song and “The Shape I’m In.” But the running order of those songs, Robertson says, never sat quite right with him. At that point, the Band were in a fragile state — the moment “when everything changed for us,” Levon Helm wrote in his memoir, This Wheel’s on Fire — and for the sake of unity, Robertson says he began pushing the others in the group to collaborate on songs with him. They did, to varying degrees, and when Stage Fright was finished, Robertson put together a track sequence for the album, which would open … [Read more...] about Robbie Robertson on Reworking the Band’s ‘Stage Fright’: ‘This Is What It’s Supposed to Be’

Dhruva Sarja's highly anticipated film Pogaru has released today (February 19, 2021). The action-thriller directed by Nanda Kishore has also become the latest victim of piracy. Pogaru has been leaked on Telegram and other piracy-based websites including Movierulz. Notably, the leak of the film might affect its collection at the box office. Starring Rashmika Mandanna as the leading lady, Pogaru has been simultaneously released in Telugu (Pogaru ) and Tamil ( Semma Thimiru) . The audiences are heaping praises on the incredible performances of the lead actors, Dhruva's extreme body transformation, whistle-worthy dialogues, songs and vibrant colour patterns used in the film. The fans and followers of the two lead actors are now celebrating the film's terrific response in theatres by trending hashtag #Pogaru on social media. Backed by BK Gangadhar under his home production banner Sri Jagadguru movies, the film also features Dhananjay, Raghavendra … [Read more...] about Pogaru Full Movie Leaked Online For Free Download

Very early Monday morning, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump , as is his custom, delivered an insult-by-tweet — one that would have been a heresy in politics as we knew it pre-Trump. But in our Trumpian world, it was just another data point in his long march to bring down the Republican Party — and the religious right. Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and a frequent Trump critic, had penned an op-ed in the New York Times Friday, arguing Trump’s campaign “is forcing American Christians to grapple with some scary realities that will have implications for years to come.” Apparently in reaction to Moore’s piece, which asserted that evangelicals reject racism and nativism, Trump tweeted that Moore “is truly a terrible representative of Evangelicals and all of the good they stand for. A nasty guy with no heart!” This wouldn’t be the first time, of course, that Trump had used social media to insult … [Read more...] about The Religious Right’s Come-to-Jesus About Trump

For the past two years, the Who have been on what they’ve called their “last big tour,” performing some of their most wide-ranging sets in decades with a renewed energy. The tour has been especially reinvigorating for Pete Townshend, who has for years found playing live increasingly dull. But in the last few weeks of the run – originally dubbed “The Who Hits 50!” and later revised to “Back to the Who Tour 51!” when they had to reschedule some dates due to Roger Daltrey contracting meningitis – he made an about-face, as he saw more and more millennials in the audience. “It’s much nicer to play our music to younger audiences, who really haven’t grown up with it,” he recently told Rolling Stone. “That’s what struck me about the last five weeks of the tour; we were playing to a much larger number of younger people. I just feel, like, ‘Wow. I’m alive to see a new generation of people really … [Read more...] about Pete Townshend Talks ‘Quieter’ ‘Tommy’ Concert, the Who’s Future