Vincent DOnofrio Goes From Hitman To Crime Boss In New TV Series Godfather Of Harlem
Playing men of power is nothing new for Vincent D’Onofrio, who continues to portray Wilson Fisk (aka the Kingpin) on the MarvelNetflix superhero series Daredevil, and the Wizard of Oz himself in the short-lived, dramatic NBC fantasy show Emerald City. Well, the actor is ready to take on another such role — though grounded considerably more than the others in reality — this time starring opposite Forest Whitaker on the Epix television true crime series Godfather of Harlem.
Cole Swindell's Mom Has Died
Cole Swindell's mother, Carol, has died. The singer shared the news on social media without offering any details.
"Gonna miss her so much," he says.
Betty Carol Rainey's death comes eight years after the unexpected passing of Swindell's father, who died in September 2013, just as Swindell's career was taking off. The above photo was taken in May 2014, during the No. 1 party for "Chillin' It," the country star's debut single. Since then he's spoken often about his love for his mother and his appreciation for what she provides.
Davenport announces road closures ahead of Bix 7, RAGBRAI
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Remember When Eric Church Made His Grand Ole Opry Debut?
Eric Church was a young newcomer whose debut album was still more than two months away from release when he made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry on April 1, 2006, but he still made quite an impression.
The North Carolina native released the lead single from Sinners Like Me, "How 'Bout You," on Jan. 30, 2006, and that's the song he performed during his first time on the hallowed stage of the country music institution on April 1.
UPDATE: Stolen boat lands suspects in hot water: Police allege conspiracy
Facebook Messenger, surveillance video were part of investigation
Two Davenport men face felony charges after police allege they had a stolen fishing boat after conspiring via Facebook Messenger.
Chad Finn, 48, faces charges of first-degree theft and conspiracy to commit a non-forcible felony, court records say. Nickolas White Sr., 45, faces charges of first-degree theft, third-degree burglary and conspiracy to commit a non-forcible felony, according to court records. On Oct.
Vince Gill Tributes the Late Mac Davis With 'In the Ghetto'
Vince Gill paid musical tribute to the late Mac Davis during his recent set at the Grand Ole Opry on Oct.3. The country legend sang a haunting version of Davis' "In the Ghetto" that had the in-person audience spellbound.
Gill hit the hallowed stage as part of a lineup that included Dierks Bentley, Terri Clark and Lorrie Morgan, welcoming back a limited live audience for the first time since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic forced the venue to stage Saturday night performances without audiences beginning in March.
Cher Says There Were 'Drugs Everywhere' on Willie Nelson's Bus
Cher appeared on Kelly Clarkson's talk show on Dec. 26, and she and the pop singer and talk show host shared a frank and hilarious conversation about Willie Nelson's tour bus, which Cher described as having "drugs everywhere" when she visited him.
The topic came up when Cher was chatting about her new '70's-themed perfume, and as she was describing the essence of the decade, Clarkson quipped, "I was shocked the '70s didn't smell like marijuana, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Debunking Axl Rose's Controversies- Does He Have Children?
MusicBy Sanskriti Acharya | On: March 07, 2022An American musical sensation, Axl Rose is an inspiration to thousands of eyes. But, apart from garnering immense success worldwide, this man holds himself down to earth.
He has had his contributions as a musician, singer, songwriter, and song producer. Axl has captivated thousands of people with his lyrics and music, but there are certain things his fans are still intrigued about.
The aspect of his personal life that garners significant attention is the legendary Axl Rose's children, relationships, and much more.
Knots Landing Cast Recalls Being Like Family on Set of the TV Classic: We All Had Fun
For 14 years, the place to be on Thursday night at 10 p.m. was Knots Landing. The drama — set in a California cul-de-sac where secrets, love affairs, kidnappings and even murder kept everyone guessing — starred Tony-nominee Joan Van Ark as resilient Val, Michele Lee as loyal Karen and Donna Mills, who played the show’s conniving villain Abby. During its impressive run from 1979 to 1993, Knots Landing became the third longest running primetime drama after Gunsmoke and Bonanza.
QC Environmental Film Series begins Aug. 29
The QC Environmental Film Series, which will begin Aug. 29, will be presented by the Joyce and Tony Singh Family Foundation, River Action and Nahant Marsh.
Admission to all five films is $20, and it’s otherwise $5 per movie. Here’s a look at the lineup of movies that will be shown at 2 p.m. at the Figge Art Museum, 225 W. 2nd St., Davenport.:
Aug. 29: “Into the Canyon.” In 2016 filmmaker/photographer Pete McBride and writer Kevin Fedarko set out on a 750-mile journey on foot through the entire length of the Grand Canyon.