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1 man dead, 1 injured in shooting at Amherst apartment

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Mary Carey, a spokeswoman for the Northwestern district attorney's office, says police do not believe the shooting was random and say members of the public are not at risk. A graduate student at the University of Massachusetts who lives in the complex told The Republican newspaper that he heard gunshots and screaming.

Olympian Michael Phelps to attend Forbes Under 30 Summit

TheRepublic.com 

BOSTON — Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps and actor Ashton Kutcher are among the sports stars, celebrities, business icons, musicians and fashion designers expected to attend the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Boston. The three-day event is set to begin Sunday and run through Tuesday. The summit is expected to bring together thousands of global entrepreneurs

Olympian Michael Phelps to attend Forbes Under 30 Summit

«FOX Business» (foxbusiness.com) 

Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps and actor Ashton Kutcher are among the sports stars, celebrities, business icons, musicians and fashion designers expected to attend the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Boston.

Here are the must-see movies most likely to win Oscars in 2017

BusinessInsider.com 

Lionsgate

With film festivals like Telluride, Venice, and Toronto behind us, and the New York Film Festival underway in October, award season is becoming clearer. Which means it's (already) time for Oscar predictions.

The 2017 Academy Awards will be filled with familiar faces like Martin Scorsese and Meryl Streep and newcomers to the season like Mahershala Ali (Remy from "House of Cards") and Ruth Negga (Tulip from "Preacher").

At least, that's how things seem to stand at the moment. Читать дальше...

Madison woman arrested for allegedly spurring girls to fight

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A 33-year-old Madison woman has been arrested on suspicion of child abuse for allegedly encouraging two 14-year-old girls to fight, then kicking one of the girls in the head while she was down on the ground.

Hillary Clinton should accept Donald Trump's drug-test challenge

BusinessInsider.com 

Saul Loeb/AP

At a rally on Saturday, Donald Trump suggested — with no evidence — that Hillary Clinton may have been on drugs at the second debate, and he proposed that drug tests should be required before the next debate.

"I'm willing to do it," he said of mandatory pre-debate drug testing.

Clinton should take him up on the offer.

You may remember former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean got in some trouble for suggesting Trump might have a cocaine problem after he sniffled his way through the first debate. Читать дальше...

Raiders in state of flux until NFL makes call

Las Vegas Sun (lasvegassun.com) 

The clear and relentless theme for Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf’s state of the city address Friday evening was moonshots, a concept she described to a rapt audience …

Jessica Alba Gets Support From Reese Witherspoon & Friends at 'DL1961' Launch

«Just Jared» 

Jessica Alba looks super cute in a green bomber jacket while attending the launch of her JA x DL961 denim collaboration on Friday night (October 14) at the Revolve Social House in Los Angeles. The 35-year-old actress and entrepreneur got support from her friends including Reese Witherspoon, Jaime King, Busy Philipps, Olivia Culpo, Jamie Chung, [...]

Why the Dakota pipeline protest still has traction

Yahoo Autos 

As the weather gets cold, the nearly 7,000 people camping out in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline are settling in for the winter. In addition to drawing attention to the disproportionate consequences native people face from the proliferation of the energy industry, the protests have also served as a platform to address other systemic issues confronting tribes, including poverty, racism, substance abuse, and inferior school systems. "For 48 years... Читать дальше...

Smith runs for 2 TDs as Minnesota beats Maryland

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The way Minnesota ran the ball and performed defensively against Maryland, it really didn't matter who played quarterback.