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Jordan Moreau Andrew Callaghan, the 25-year-old gonzo journalist who has grown to fame with his Channel 5 YouTube documentaries, is taking his next project to HBO. The company has acquired his documentary about the January 6 Capitol Riot, Variety can exclusively reveal. The documentary will follow Callaghan’s “wild RV journey through America in the months leading up to the January 6 Capitol Riot.” Callaghan directs and serves as an executive producer, alongside A24. Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, of the comedy duo Tim & Eric, also executive produce. The doc is currently untitled and does not yet have a release date. Callaghan has become well known for dry humor, eccentric interview subjects and documenting his RV travels across the United States, and even internationally. In 2019, he began posting short videos of his interviews on the YouTube channel All Gas No Brakes. Some of his most popular videos, which have reached millions of views, have included interviews at the viral Area 51 raid in 2019, a flat Earth conference and the Burning Man music festival. During the COVID-19 pandemic and 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, Callaghan’s videos moved in a more serious, news-heavy direction. He traveled to Minneapolis three days after the murder of George Floyd to cover the aftermath, and he documented anti-mask protests and other public gatherings in the midst of the pandemic.

Tottenham took on Marseille in the Champions League. Richarlison's second-half brace gave Spurs all three points and a winning start to their European campaign.However, there were ugly scenes in the stands where the away fans were situated with clashes between both sets of supporters.

Ajax sent Rangers a firm message that they're not messing around as they kept their flying start to the Eredivisie season going with a thumping 4-0 win over Cambuur.

This is the moment an angry mob gathered in a Scots street in a heated stand off with riot police. The crowd could be heard shouting "beast out" as they stood in numbers outside a property on Ballindean Road in Dundee at around 5.30pm on Friday, September 2.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor In “The March on Rome,” which world premieres in the Venice Days sidebar of Venice Film Festival Wednesday, Northern Irish-Scottish filmmaker Mark Cousins tracks the ascent of fascism in Italy in the 1920s, and its fall-out across 1930s Europe. He also draws a dotted line from those events to the storming of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., in January 2021. The documentary, illustrated with archive footage and Cousins’ characteristic cinematic analysis, starts with Donald Trump defending his decision to retweet a quote from Italian dictator Benito Mussolini: “It is better to live one day as a lion than 100 years as a sheep.” Later in the film, Cousins inserts footage of Trump supporters attacking the Capitol, hoping to overturn Joe Biden’s electoral victory.

EXCLUSIVE:  The star of the upcoming Bruce Willis-John Travolta re-team Paradise City, Praya Lundberg, is set for the dramatic thriller Ghosts of the Railroad, which is about the Rock Springs Massacre of 1885, the horrific event which resulted in the brutal killing of 28 Asian immigrant railroad workers. The story incorporates both historical and fictionalized aspects. V. Vansay Zanubon is directing and co-writing with Carmen C. Mosley, and Carmen Lavelle.

pregnant woman was among nine people to be executed in just one hour of drug cartel terror in Mexico today (August 12). Juárez, a city very close to the US border, looked more like a warzone after a prison riot spilled into an all-out gang war.

Riot Games – the developer behind Valorant and League Of Legends – has shared that “nearly every game” that the company makes will be competitive with “some sort of esports component to it”.At the launch of Riot’s Project Stryker broadcast centre in Dublin, Needham spoke to NME about the company’s plans to incorporate esports into future Riot titles – including Project Lion, an upcoming fighting game.“If you look at Riot’s games, almost all of our games are competitive games, with varying levels of whether they’d be good sports or not,” said Needham. “We’ve talked about Lion publicly, obviously esports is a really core part of the fighting game community, so we’ll be investing there.”“But all the games that Riot produces, we really look at games that can span generations.

Danny Dyer give it the big ‘un in the Football Factory than have trouble erupt in family friendly environments.Yet the grim reality is that Britain has witnessed some horrific football savagery.

Paul O'Grady has declared he is 'ready to riot' after his flight was delayed in airport chaos and then took off without his luggage.The TV and radio host, 67, shared his bout of rage online after the flight he was on was delayed for two hours - leaving him hungry, thirsty and too hot.Paul admitted ‘tempers were rising’ and he was ‘fit to kill’ as he sat aboard a KLM flight from Amsterdam‘s Schiphol airport which was supposed to take him to London for a reception at the House of Lords.READ NEXT: Paul O'Grady urged to move house after finding 'creepy' and 'cursed' object in gardenTaking to social media to vent his frustrations, he posted a picture of himself wearing a mask, blasting: “What a joy flying is.

Under fire actor Kevin Spacey’s life and upcoming legal cases are to be the subject of a two-part doc series from British broadcaster Channel 4.

Glastonbury Festival are being given the opportunity to receive help from the Riot Rehab bus to give up smoking as the UK hopes to become smoke-free.The company, Riot Labs, have taken to Worthy Farm with a wide variety of its products onboard a double-decker bus as fans enjoy the likes of Sam Fender, the Sugababes, Diana Ross and Billie Eilish.Over the course of the weekend, over 200,000 music fans have flocked to the largest festival in the world to let off some much-needed steam.READ MORE: Paul McCartney fans furious as BBC stream his set an hour lateAs the UK continues its efforts to become smoke-free by 2030, Riot Labs were keen to help.Punters could get their hands on a variety of products including e-liquids for disposable e-cigarettes, aptly named Riot Bars, while also getting help from professionals about the R.I.O.T 4-Step quit smoking plan.Founder and CEO of Riot Labs, Ben Johnson said: "The days of dull quit smoking campaigns are over.

CNN. Ten minutes later, police pulled over the truck and searched it, seizing a smoke grenade and riot gear from the truck.“I don’t think this would have been as successful had we not had one extremely astute citizen who saw something that looked very concerning to them and reported it to us,” Coeur d’Alene Police Chief Lee White said during a news conference.White also said it was “clear,” based on the gear in the truck, as well as paperwork seized from the group that was “similar to an operations plan that a police or military group would put together for an event.” He said the group planned to riot in downtown Coeur d’Alene, where a six-hour-long “Pride in the Park” event, featuring booths, food, live music, a drag show, and a small march of about 50 participants, was being held at City Park.The 31 individuals — who hailed from 11 different states, and only one of whom was from Idaho — were arrested for conspiracy to riot, a misdemeanor.

list of names and addresses of the men who were charged.The 31 men are facing charges of criminal conspiracy. Bond was set at $300 for each.Patriot Front founder Thomas Rousseau was listed among the charged suspects.holy shit.

Will Scotland qualify for the 2024 European Championships? Let us know in the comments section below.An England fan even got involved and tweeted: “Scotland going for worst national team of all time how you losing to Ireland man.” Another unimpressed Scotland fan simply wrote: “Scotland losing to one of the worst Ireland teams I have seen.

Ryan Kelley is under investigation.

Today on Crew Call, The Afterparty architects Phil Lord and Christopher Miller discuss how they took what was a feature concept at TriStar over ten years ago and turned into a Rashomon comedy series for AppleTV+.

Church chiefs have been left gutted after a vacant hall was "destroyed" by raiders.

jailed for taking part in a violent riot opposing a Black Lives Matter protest has died in prison.Colin Green, the former leader of the Tyne and Wear Chapter of the motorbike group, had completed just 15 days of his 29-month prison sentence when he passed away.The 58-year-old was part of the mob when they gathered at Grey's Monument in Newcastle opposing a group who were protesting in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, the Chronicle reports. The "counter-protesters" began to attack police and the other group by throwing cans, smoke grenades and bottles, the court heard.Vicious violence led to police officers, dogs, horses and members of the public getting injured.Despite Green not throwing anything, Judge Edward Bindloss claimed he was an "influential figure" as the leader of the local Hell's Angels.He said: "My assessment of him is of him walking around in a cool, calm arrogant manner, walking up to the police and behind them, striding around in a way that made me assess him as thinking he was untouchable."He is highly influential and it was open to him to say we are leaving the scene, let's go.

My Chemical Romance, the original Misfits and Nine Inch Nails confirmed to headline – get your tickets here.The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Bauhaus, Sleater-Kinney, Descendents, Ice Cube, Bleachers, Action Bronson, Jeff Rosenstock, Alice Glass, The Wonder Years, Jimmy Eat World, The Linda Lindas, Cloud Nothings, Bully, Rocket From The Crypt, Bad Religion, Mannequin Pussy and many more will play the festival in Chicago’s Douglass Park from September 16-18.The original Misfits are due to perform their classic 1982 debut album ‘Walk Among Us’ during their headline set.Riot Fest has also booked the reunions of Yellowcard, The Academy Is…, Midtown and Sunny Day Real Estate for this year’s event. See the full line-up below.The Riot Fest lineup is here! We'll see you September 16-18, 2022 at Douglass Park in Chicago.

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