The first 20 acts have been confirmed for next year's Maid Of Stone festival, with another 20 to follow

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) said on Sunday that the mayor of Denver will be removed from office if he obstructs federal immigration officials from being able to carry out deportations in his city. Paul’s comments come after far-Left mayor Mike Johnston said that he would deploy the Denver Police Department “at the county line” to keep Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents out. Johnston said that it would turn into a “Tiananmen Square moment” and that he was “not afraid” of being arrested. Paul, who sits on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, told CBS News that Johnston will be removed from office if he tries to obstruct ICE from operating inside Denver. “The mayor of Denver, if he’s going to resist federal law, which there’s a longstanding history of the supremacy of federal law, if he’s going to resist that, it will go all the way to the Supreme Court,” he said. “And I would suspect that he would be removed from office.” “I don’t know whether or not there’d be a criminal prosecution for someone resisting federal law, but he will lose,” he continued. “And people need to realize that what he is offering is a form of insurrection, where the states resist the federal government.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “The mayor of Denver is on the wrong side of history, and, really, I think, will face legal ramifications if he doesn’t obey the federal law,” he added. WATCH: Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) says that the mayor of Denver will be removed from office if he resists federal law enforcement officials who are deporting illegal aliens: “It’s a form of insurrection” pic.twitter.com/P9e4fVxVxu — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) November 24, 2024

Even though Liam Neeson (Absolution) has already announced that he's planning to retire from the world of action filmmaking, the Irish star has a legacy of action movies that we'll always be able to revisit whenever we feel like witnessing his very particular set of skills. Unfortunately for Netflix subscribers, though, there's one less title you'll be able to watch after December 3. The streamer announced that 2018 action-thriller The Commuter is leaving the catalog before 2024 wraps.

There are only a few good actors in the present day that truly embody the esteemed title action star. Apart from Daniel Craig and Tom Cruise, we have the beloved Keanu Reeves the John Wick and Neo. Reeves is one of the greats. However, apart from his legacy in the John Wick and The Matrix movies, Reeves has also dabbled in various genres, making him a versatile actor. In comedy, we have him in Bill & Teds Excellent Adventures. In animation, we have him in Toy Story 4 and DC League of Super-Pets. He has proved time and time again that he has that factor in him to make movies even more interesting. But theres one other genre that Reeves just absolutely kills in, and that is romance.

In every generation, there are but a handful of cinematic productions that not only define the moment but continue to shine as a living monument to a different time. For so many of us of a certain age, that movie is Peyton Reeds feature-length directorial debut, Bring It On. Disagree with us? This isnt a democracy, its a cheer-ocracy so we dont care. Yes, the iconic 2000 feature perfectly encapsulated the turn of the millennium when we were afraid that when the ball dropped on January 1, 2000, our microwaves would turn against us and usher in a nuclear apocalypse. Ah, simpler times. Led by Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, and Gabrielle Union, Bring It On helped build our personalities brick by brick for better or for worse. Whether you somehow have never seen this cult-classic piece of cinema or need to take a walk down memory lane, Tubi has you covered, as, on December 1, the iconic title will be available on the free, ad-supported streamer.

Monster movies tend to transcend genres. Some can be sci-fi, horror, or fantasy, but whichever category they fall into, they seem to be popular. It turns out a lot of moviegoers like seeing what sorts of creepy creatures Hollywood will come up with next, and how the heroes of the story are going to defeat it in the long run. A lot of these films aren't exactly high art, but there are definitely some that have some pretty profound subtexts.

With seven books, eight films, a spinoff film series, and an upcoming TV show, Harry Potter is undeniably one of the most recognizable franchises in the world, and the name is now synonymous with magic. While it has not held the films back, Harry Potter's first film has a rather confusing title not because of the title itself, but because of its inconsistency. The first entry into the magical world has two English titles, as it is known as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in the U.K. and Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in the U.S. This is not unique to the films, as it was a choice made when publishing the original books, which has spilled over into the adaptations. These days, most fans know that these refer to the same story, but why have two different names in the first place?