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News: Beef claim two POW awards

The Omaha Beef claimed two player of the week awards for their efforts in the 54-43 victory over the Carolina Cobras. Quarterback Tommy Armstrong took the offensive award for his part in seven touchdowns for the Beef.  Armstrong ran the ball 12 times for 87 yards and five touchdowns.  He went 8 for 14 passing

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News: Beef 54 Cobras 43

Omaha Beef 54 @ Carolina Cobras 43 March 24th – 2:00pm CT Greensboro Coliseum Complex The Omaha Beef opened the 2024 season Sunday with a 54-43 win over the Carolina Cobras in Greensboro, North Carolina. Tommy Armstrong rushed for five touchdowns and threw for two as the Beef outgained the Cobras 237-202.  The Beef quarterback

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Drink of the Week

Drink of the Week: The Slam Dunk Sangria

Hello, basketball fans and cocktail enthusiasts! As March Madness sweeps the nation with its thrilling games and buzzer-beater moments, we’re bringing the excitement to your glass with our Drink of the Week: The Slam Dunk Sangria. Whether you’re cheering courtside or from the comfort of your own home, this vibrant and refreshing sangria is sure

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News: Beef open 2024 regular season at Carolina Cobras

Omaha Beef @ Carolina Cobras March 24th – 2:00pm CT Greensboro Coliseum Complex The 2024 regular season starts for the Omaha Beef this Sunday as they travel to Greensboro, North Carolina to take on the Carolina Cobras. The Beef tuned up for the game with an exhibition win over the Tri-City Tridents while the Cobras

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Movie Reviews

Doug Liman Never Does Things the Easy Way | Features

Liman did it again with “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” which was a massive hit, no matter the anxieties he caused the studio. In that L.A. Times piece, Liman didn’t take too kindly to being told that Goldsman had called him a madman, although he did admit, “I’m an unusual person … [but] the movie I

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Movie Reviews

Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World movie review (2024)

“Do Not Expect…” culminates in a masterfully executed sequence that distills the film’s themes into a single, unbroken shot—ostensibly the raw footage from the PSA—where a poor family is manipulated into undermining their own interests in bleakly funny fashion. The road there is full of small indignities and absurd ironies, peppered with pop-culture references (including

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Movie Reviews

You Can Call Me Bill movie review (2024)

Circular and repetitive at times, Shatner nonetheless expresses himself with all the self-effacing honesty of a troubadour. Sure, his ramblings wander aimlessly in moments, particularly when musing on spirituality and philosophy. He’ll lope from reflections on his childhood, a youth marred with deceased pets and an emotionally unavailable mother, to quoting Chekov’s “The Seagull” when

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Omaha Buzzing with Endless Entertainment This Week!

As March rolls in, the city of Omaha is gearing up for an action-packed week filled with an incredible array of events and activities that are sure to keep residents and visitors thoroughly entertained. From side-splitting comedy shows to mesmerizing cultural performances, nostalgic trips down memory lane to adrenaline-pumping sports matchups, this week has something

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Movie Reviews

SXSW 2024: Sing Sing, Bob Trevino Likes It, Hood Witch | Festivals & Awards

Director Greg Kwedar and his co-writer Clint Bentley adapted the script from John H. Richardson’s 2005 Esquire article “The Sing-Sing Follies” and added embellishments, many devised by the cast, drawing on their own experiences. It was shot at Sing Sing and in a variety of other locations standing in for Sing Sing, including a decommissioned

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SXSW 2024: Clemente, Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie, This is a Movie About the Black Keys | Festivals & Awards

That film is David Altrogge’s “Clemente,” a loving ode to one of the most impressive and important athletes of all time. Robert Clemente was the first Latin-American to win an MVP, a World Series MVP, and be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He shattered the color barrier in a way that still resonates

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