Shane Brown: Last News

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaQuiver Distribution has acquired North American rights to “Bitch Ass,” a horror movie that premiered at this year’s SXSW where it won the Midnighter’s Audience Award and earned praise for its sly reinvention of the slasher genre. The film stars Teon Kelley (“Tyler”), Tunde Laleye (“Black as Night”), Me’lisa Sellers (“Split”), Tony Todd (“Candyman”), and Sheaun McKinney (“The Neighborhood”) and was written and directed by Bill Posley (“Cobra Kai”).

family wish they could ‘just burn the house down’ after being terrorised with a plague of rats who are chewing holes in the walls. The Kavanagh-Brown family and their three children have endured a vermin ordeal, which in the past week has seen them armed with a spade at all times to try and kill the rodents.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A family say they are trapped in a house from hell after it was invaded by a plague of rats.For the last four years, Grimsby's Amie Kavanagh, 31, and Shane Brown, 34, have been killing the occasional unwelcome four legged intruder in their home, but say in the last few days there has been a flood of the rampaging rodents.She told GrimsbyLive: "It's horrific. They're coming through the floorboards and the walls.

Healing, his first full-length album released in six years, providing commentary and encouraging words on the time of COVID-19.Despite the limitations pandemic restrictions imposed on the recording process, Tarrus produced 12, timeless tracks with co-production by Shane Brown and legendary saxophonist Dean Fraser. With the help of fellow Jamaican heavyweights Shenseea, Konshens, Dexta Daps, Teejay and Rvssian, Healing is a timely and spiritual score to these times that you didn’t know you needed.When we touched base with Tarrus to talk all things Healing in a phone conversation, he noted this release is a full-circle moment for him, reflecting on his mother being a nurse and his late father, a singer.