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LOS ANGELES—In a surreal twist to the city’s latest riots, a massive Kyle Rittenhouse searchlight illuminated the Los Angeles skyline tonight, casting a heroic glow over burning streets and confused protesters. The iconic beam, complete with a silhouette of Rittenhouse wielding a rifle, sparked wild speculation as Molotov cocktails flew and sirens blared. Dubbed “Operation Vigilante Beacon” by local wags, the light appeared just as anti-ICE demonstrators torched an ICE facility, with one rioter, “Chaos Carl,” muttering, “Is he here to save us or sue us?” Witnesses reported the searchlight swooping dramatically, as if signaling Rittenhouse’s imminent arrival—though sources close to the 2020 Kenosha icon denied any plans for a West Coast cameo. LAPD Chief Ramirez quipped, “First UFOs, now this? We’re calling it the ‘Second Amendment Spotlight.’” Bystanders, dodging flames, debated its meaning. “Is it a warning or a dinner invite?” wondered Jane Doe, clutching a selfie stick. Rumors swirled that the light was funded by a pro-gun group with a flair for drama, complete with a hotline: “Call Kyle, 1-800-GUN-HERO.” As riots raged, the searchlight flickered, projecting slogans like “Stand Your Ground” across smoke-filled skies. Protesters, undeterred, vowed to fight on, while a rogue vendor hawked “Rittenhouse Riot Kits” with toy rifles and glow sticks. Canada, peering south, reportedly added “No Searchlights” to its border checklist. The post BREAKING: Kyle Rittenhouse searchlight is seen above Los Angeles amid riots appeared first on Genesius Times.

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With Being the Ricardos, Aaron Sorkin aimed to show the lives of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, but according to their daughter, it wasn’t quite accurate. After years of watching her parents’ lives unfold through the lens of others, Lucie Arnaz is ready to take complete control and finally tell their story her way. At a recent Q&A held at Paramount Studios, following the screening of the documentary Lucy & Desi: A Home Movie, Lucie opened up without holding back. Now 73, Lucie shared that while she did try to guide the direction of the 2021 biopic, much of what made it to the screen just wasn’t true. Her biggest issue was the way the film painted her mother’s relationship with her team. “She adored those people,” Lucie said. “There was no backstabbing or drama like the film made it seem. That part was just a crock of poop.” Aaron Sorkin listened to Lucie Arnaz but still went on with his plan             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by People Magazine (@people)   Lucie explained that Aaron Sorkin gave her a seat at the table but not a voice that mattered. “He would say things like, ‘Well, what do you know? You were 15 months old,’” she shared, shaking her head at the memory. But as someone who grew up in the I Love Lucy era, she knows more than people think. “I know how they shot the show. I know the energy they brought home after work. I know enough.” Even the tension between I Love Lucy co-stars Vivian Vance and William Frawley, which the film leaned into, was exaggerated. Lucie said it wasn’t nearly as intense as the movie made it out to be. And though she once praised the film for what it tried to achieve, earning Oscar nominations and a big audience, there were scenes she couldn’t agree with. “Some of it never happened. It wasn’t even artistic license. It was just plain wrong,” she added. Lucie Arnaz/Instagram This time, Lucie Arnaz is ready to set the record straight Lucie’s frustration didn’t end with all of that. She had originally pitched a 10-part series to Sorkin, hoping for a more layered telling of her parents’ story. But he wanted a film. And so, what she hoped for was brushed aside, even until now. LUCY AND DESI: A HOME MOVIE, top from left: Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz; bottom: Desi Arnaz Jr., Lucie Arnaz, (aired Feb. 14, 1993). ©CBS / courtesy Everett Collection Here’s the plot twist. A major studio executive recently approached Lucie about reviving the idea, but this time, on her terms. “You can’t tell this story in two hours,” she said. “It needs space. Maybe 30 episodes, three full seasons.” And unlike before, she’s not settling for ‘meaningful consultation.’ Lucie made it clear: “I will have full control.” She’s ready to show the world who Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz really were. Next up: Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show With Black Sabbath To Be Streamed Worldwide The post Lucie Arnaz Says Movie About Her Parents Missed The Real Story – Now She’s Taking Over appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

The 125th edition of the U.S. Open will tee off on Thursday from brutal Oakmont with legends chasing milestones and redemption.The third major golf championship of the year has arrived, and it’s the…