Harrison Ford,78, is returning as Indian Jones for the fifth time

A clothing store owner in Indiana said on Wednesday that he was moved to tears after learning his struggling business will be receiving financial support from "The Barstool Fund" amid the coronavirus pandemic. Jim Siebert and his daughter Rachel told "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday that the donation helped save the family business, which has been around for nearly a century.They said the money will go directly to the salaries of Siebert's Clothing Store employees.

A World War II veteran from Ferdinand, Ind., received more than 1,000 letters for Christmas after sending in a request to a local news station. Leroy Haug, 99, sent a letter to WEHC reporter Shelley Kirk earlier this month describing his deployment during WWII, his time fighting for General Patton’s Third Army and how he was wounded taking out a machine gun with a hand grenade, according to the outlet.

Dramatic video has emerged showing police, firefighters and bystanders racing to save an Indiana family trapped under rubble following a fiery home explosion.  Lt. Kevin Van Kley -- whose bodycam footage captured the harrowing scenes on Sept.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Hugh Grant recalls doubt over Renee Zellweger’s casting in the now iconic role of Bridget Jones in a BBC2 documentary; RSVP and Guilty By Association team on a new Indian spy thriller; the Meihodo International Youth Visual Media Festival will honor Juliette Binoche and Hayao Miyazaki while Natpe recognizes Disney exec Diego Lerner; and Defunct Films makes “We Will Sing” free to stream with donations going to Irish homeless organizations.1.2 million people

Clayton Davis Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” continued its reign this weekend, winning four awards — including best film, director, actress (Frances McDormand) and adapted screenplay — at the Indiana Film Journalists Association Awards.Zhao won director at all five critics awards handed out in the last week.Leslie Odom Jr.

The Prom, Ryan Murphy’s Netflix adaptation of the acclaimed Broadway musical of the same name, Rannells plays one of four Broadway stars who travel to a fictional town in Indiana to help a lesbian teen barred from taking her girlfriend to her high school prom.In a slightly unorthodox casting move, Rannells plays a straight role in the film, while heterosexual James Corden plays a gay character.UK LGBTQ magazine Attitude asked Rannells about the casting decision, given it might subvert audience

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Lindsay Blake “The Prom,” Ryan Murphy’s latest Netflix offering, dropped last Friday to much fanfare.

The South Bend Police Department is helping spread holiday cheer for hundreds of families in need in Indiana.   Its officers volunteered to hand out boxes of food and toys to locals at the Salvation Army Kroc Center this week as part of an annual event each year ahead of Christmas.

A manhunt was underway this week for an Indiana man charged with murder who authorities say escaped custody after a prisoner transport van stopped at a McDonald’s, according to multiple reports.

found similarly in a case out of Arkansas, known as Pavan v. Smith, in which two lesbian couples sued over a state policy prohibiting the non-biological mother from being listed as a parent on the child’s birth certificate.

Kim Kardashian West is beside herself following the execution of a convicted murderer in Indiana. Over the past several weeks, the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star has been attempting to save Brandon Bernard, a death row inmate who she believed was completely reformed. On Dec. 10, she tearfully tweeted about Brandon in the lead up to his execution, all while hoping for a last-minute stay and commutation.

Indiana Jones 5 will be the last in the franchise, Disney has revealed.Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy confirmed the news at Disney’s Investor Day yesterday (December 10), saying that the upcoming movie would be the “fifth and final” film in the series.Logan filmmaker James Mangold will be directing the upcoming film, making this the first Indiana Jones film directed by someone other than Steven Spielberg.Harrison Ford will be returning to reprise his role as the titular character in the

Indiana Jones rides again! Harrison Ford is donning the iconic fedora and getting his bullwhip out of storage for one more epic adventure.Lucasfilm announced on Thursday — amid the massive Disney Investor Day — that development of the fifth and final film is already underway.«Lucasfilm is in pre-production on the next installment of Indiana Jones,» the company announced, through the official Twitter account.«At the helm is James @Mang0ld, director of Ford v Ferrari, and Indy himself, Harrison