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Sheila Kennedy and Axl Rose decades after the allegations happened. The Adult Survivor's Act in New York was temporary, and the window closes at midnight on November 24, 2023. This means that survivors of s*xual assault need to get their cases filed before Friday to have their cases considered in court. Even though this is a dire subject, I feel as though the survivors should get standing ovations for pushing well-known, despicable people into the spotlight and calling them what they are-Entitled Predators. Right under the wire, Diddy got his ass handed to him, and it was so long in coming that it was like someone had lifted a lid off of a Pandora's Box, and everybody had a very nasty story to tell about him. Even I had stories about him, and after I wrote the story, I got another one from my cousin's fiancée*. Even after he settled his case, stories are being told about him. I sincerely hope this is the same for Axl Rose, Jamie Foxx, and a fistful of other bad actors.  She

John Boyega plays a brooding, down on his luck drug dealer who's shot dead at the beginning of "They Cloned Tyrone," a loosely plotted, fitfully delightful sci-fi suspense-comedy which mixes Michael Crichton-type paranoid thriller vibes from the 1980s, a seedy Blaxploitation grind house look from the 70s, along with stiletto-sharp modern satire.  It also has one of the best comic performances of the year from Teyonah Parris, who just about steals the show.  Minutes after Boyega is shot dead, he awakens at home. He wasn't dreaming, we learn, he was cloned, and for reasons too amusing and ghastly to spoil. Some have compared "They Cloned Tyrone" to " Sorry To Bother You ," a masterpiece of social satire and suspense, and though it's not quite as ambitious or as successful, it priorities are also different. More than anything, "They Cloned Tyrone" is out to deliver a groovy good time. If a joke doesn't always land, or a scare is less

Phew! Jamie Foxx has recovered from a super secret something. As you'll recall, he was rushed from the set of Netflix's "Back In Action" in April due to an unspecified "medical complication," according to his daughter, Corrine, and later underwent physical rehabilitation at a hospital known to treat stroke and cancer victims, as well as those suffering from traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. Foxx, who's now announcing that he's on the mend, is thanking his fans for their prayers and expressing gratitude to the Almighty - but all without specifying, what, exactly, he was stricken with.  It's a mystery wrapped in a Sphynx and a messy chili double-cheese burrito and one of Kum's used, bacon-greased SKIMs. Which means Detective LaToya is on it .  And why shouldn't she be? A host of celebrities and randos have already stepped forward to claim that they have the exclusive scoop. Mike Tyson, for one, said that Foxx had a major stroke, th