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Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski fight to prove (to themselves) that Game of Thrones was not the Seinfeld of fantasy epics, as they cover the series finale: "The Iron Throne."

With "Climax," notorious provocateur filmmaker Gaspar Noé took a dance party straight to hell and ended up making his most accessible and (arguably) most enjoyable movie. This podcast also contains reviews of "Her Smell" and "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote." Follow Andrew @cinemandrew on IG/Twitter

Cordell Smart, 19 of Dona Avenue, was found on the ground beside a fence shortly after 10 p.m. at 110 Oakhill Avenue, according to a press release from the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office. 

Deputies found the victim after being called out to the address following multiple reports of gunfire. He was unresponsive when deputies arrived.

High school student defends controversial Black History Month program

Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 21, 2019.

Spray trucks target mosquito booms in Parkside, Ardsley, southside

Work is underway for Phase 2A of the Truman Linear Park Trail

Chatham, Bryan, Liberty youth encouraged to apply for green leadership program

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Ken Sheldon, president of Bank of America in New Hampshire, says the bank is proud to help encourage young talent in the Seacoast.

On Monday, the Oklahoma City area had a noticeably quiet feeling in many parts of the city including downtown. However, one place was bustling with activity, the National Weather Service in Norman.

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William Hinkle of Eversource says the energy company is sponsoring the 10 to Watch young professionals contest because of its desire to be a leader in workforce development.

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