Couple beg to be present as dog is put to sleep for attacking two men

It looks like a bear and the California man who fought the animal to save his dog will have to learn to live as neighbors. California Fish and Wildlife officials told KOVR in Sacramento that an incident of a bear attacking a Grass Valley man’s dog didn’t meet the criteria for a game warden to kill the bear; the state usually doesn’t relocate so-called “nuisance” bears because it just moves the problem to a different community.

It’s been a challenging year, but the holiday season can still bring out the best in people. An Idaho couple coordinated a tremendous tip for a waitress at a new local restaurant after learning that she’s a single mom working three jobs to make ends meet.

Refresh for latest…: Sunday’s international box office reporting looks vastly different to what was expected coming into the weekend. A Friday gross that portended a high-teens launch for Monster Hunter in China was quickly thwarted when local authorities pulled the feature game adaptation from the country’s cinemas.

direct to your inboxChamp Imi is an award-winning international fashion model whose chiselled features and confident swagger have made him a global sex symbol.But a confidence-crushing battle with erectile dysfunction drove him to depression.

Jon Hamm shows off his strength as he picks up a bag of dog food and takes it out to his car in Los Angeles on Friday (December 4).

EXCLUSIVE: UK sales firm Independent has sold SXSW-winning documentary The Donut King to key markets with Vice picking the film up for the world excluding North America, UK/Ireland, Japan, Australia/New Zealand and Portugal.

Lisa Snowdon could not be happier with her fiancé George Smart.In April, the couple confirmed that they had to postpone their wedding - which was due to take place in Japan this year.

Mark Schilling Japan CorrespondentThe period action animation “Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train” has passed “Titanic” at the Japanese box office to become the territory’s number two all-time hit, according to figures announced on Monday by distributor Aniplex.Based on Gotoge Koyoharu’s hit comic that has sold more than 100 copies in all formats, including digital, the film had earned $264 million from 20.5 million admissions as of Nov. 29, some 45 days since its opening on Oct.

Refresh for latest…: DreamWorks Animation/Universal’s The Croods: A New Age led the weekend in China with a $19.2M debut, outpacing local titles One Second and Caught In Time. This is the third best bow for a studio movie in the Middle Kingdom during the pandemic era (behind Tenet and Mulan).

Paramount Pictures released the first look at its adaptation of the Scholastic’s popular children’s book Clifford the Big Red Dog and the large canine looked very red… or something close to it. As soon as the teaser trailer was dropped Twitter erupted with reactions — and not many of them were good.

live-action adaption of the beloved children’s book series.“This holiday season, we’re thankful for the pets whose love got us through the year,” the trailer begins. “But next year, get ready to love even bigger.”Paramount — the same studio behind Sonic the Hedgehog’s infamous nightmare-fuel design — was torn apart online for the crimson pup’s new CGI look.“Hol up.

A live-action version of the classic story Clifford the Big Red Dog is heading to theaters next year and a first look was just released!

He may still be big and red, but you’ve never seen Clifford like this before.

wrote.Twitter user @Kathriller suggested that the new film might be a horror movie, posting an image of the character dwarfing much smaller canines: “Clifford is already drenched in the blood of his enemies and he isn’t finished.”Also Read: 'Clifford The Big Red Dog' Is Definitely Big and a Horrifying Shade of Red in Paramount's First Look (Video)The movie, based on Norman Bridwell’s beloved children’s books and subsequent PBS TV series, follows Clifford and his human pal, Emily Elizabeth

Also Read: Inside Paramount's 2020 Survival Strategy: Earn More Selling Off Films Than Releasing ThemWatch the teaser via the video above.The Paramount Pictures movie is based on the Scholastic Books canine character of the same name.More to come…