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Video: Russell Wilson To Talk The Superbowl Interception And Major League Baseball On Real Sports
Jay Electronica Gives An Exclusive Interview To A Radio Show In Nigeria
Netflix Renews “Daredevil” For Season 2
If you’ve been enjoying getting to know Marvel’s latest onscreen hero, you’re in luck. Netflix has renewed Daredevil for a second season, just 11 days after the first season debuted on the streaming service. The series, starring Charlie Cox as a blind crime fighter who resides in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen, will return with new episodes in 2016. Stay tuned for more news about season two, but until then, just be glad we’re getting more!
People Are Still Asking Christopher Nolan About The “Inception” Ending
Of course, because this is a Chris Nolan interview, and because the audience also had questions, there was the inevitable question about the ending of Inception — and whether the totem fell or not. At this point, Miller interjected with what we think was a joke: “I asked the same question backstage, and he told me the answer, and he said, ‘It’s not really for public consumption,’” he remarked to both guffaws and severalawwwws. “I’m not going to answer that, or I would have in the film,” Nolan said.
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Black Rob Discusses His Career on The Combat Jack Show
Ooooooh – Young Scotter feat. Future
DOJ Opens Up An Investigation In The Freddie Gray Death In Baltimore
“The Department of Justice has been monitoring the developments in Baltimore, Md., regarding the death of Freddie Gray,” spokeswoman Dena Iverson said in a statement. “Based on preliminary information, the Department of Justice has officially opened this matter and is gathering information to determine whether any prosecutable civil rights violation occurred.”
The federal agency did not release details about the investigation, but said it would include the FBI, the U.S. attorney’s office and civil rights lawyers within the department.
Uber Tried To Charge $12,000 For A Ride
Gothamist reports on the harrowing tale of a woman who got in an Uber and took the “car ride from Hell” to get from Williamsburg to Midtown East, after which she had to dispute a $12,000 bill for her trouble. Sure, surge pricing was in effect, but she didn’t know it was going to beplatinum surge pricing.
Jaime Hessel told Gothamist her trouble started when her Uber driver “just sat there for a little bit. Maybe for five minutes or so,” at the beginning of the ride. His behavior allegedly grew more suspect as her ride continued: he repeatedly missed a turn, then ended up reversing down the BQE onramp, cutting across lanes in the process.
Instead of bailing, she let him take her all the way to Manhattan—she had a charity bar crawl to get to, and the sunk cost fallacy exists—but contacted Uber to complain about how long her ride took and how scary it was.
