Blake Shelton -- Westboro Baptist Church Can BLOW ME

Blake Shelton
Westboro Baptist Church Can BLOW ME!

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Blake Shelton exercised his oral skills on his way out of a West Hollywood nightclub, urging the Westboro Baptist Church to wrap its head around his.

Blake was clearly tipsy as he left Usher's birthday bash at Bootsy Bellows nightclub ... but he was lucid enough to go after the hateful group that has urged a boycott of his concerts -- repeatedly saying the "Church" could "BLOW ME."

Members of the cretin org have beef with Blake, because he supports gay rights -- tweeting about his recent song, "Ya the boys 'round here think it's ok to be queer."  They're also attacking Blake for having an affair with Miranda Lambert while he was still married.

Good thing to know Blake practices safe sex ... hate is not an STD.

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Stocks slip as debt talks drag on in Washington

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are heading lower as lawmakers continue to work on a deal to avoid a U.S. default and reopen the government.

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 39 points, or 0.3 percent, to 15,261 as of noon Tuesday.

The Standard & Poor's 500 index was down three points, or 0.2 percent, at 1,707. The Nasdaq composite index fell four, or 0.1 percent, to 3,809.

The U.S. is expected to reach its borrowing limit on Thursday, jeopardizing its ability to pay its bills. Meanwhile a partial shutdown of the federal government is in its 15th day.

Eight of the 10 industry groups in the S&P 500 fell, with the biggest declines in utilities and consumer discretionary stocks, a category that includes retailers.

Stocks were mostly higher in Europe.

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'The White Storm' and 'Snowpiercer' to Bookend 10th Asian Film Festival

"Real," from Japan's Kurosawa Kiyoshi

HONG KONG – The world premiere of local director Benny Chan's cop thriller The White Storm is to open the tenth Asian Film Festival on Oct. 25, while Snowpiercer, from South Korea's Bong Joon-ho, will be closing film for the festival on Nov. 19.

Organized by the Asian Film Festival Society with the support of Broadway Cinematheque, the festival will also stage a special presentation of Taiwanese helmer Tsai Ming-Liang's Stray Dogs, starring his long time collaborator Lee Kang-Sheng (Vive L'Amour, I Don't Want to Sleep Alone).

Cambodian filmmaker Rithy Panh is this year's AFF Director in Focus. The festival will feature seven of the director's work, including the documentary The Missing Picture, which won the Prix Un Certain Regard at this year's Cannes International Film Festival, as well as documentaries Site 2 (1989), The Land of Wandering Souls (2000), and S-21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine (2004), and feature films Rice People (1994) and One Evening After the War (1998).

Japanese hit family drama and winner of Jury Prize at the 2013 Cannes International Film Festival, Like Father, Like Son, by Kore-eda Hirokazu and starring Fukuyama Masaharu, will headline the sidebar Cineast Delights. The section will also showcase Real, the psychological mystery by Japan's Kurosawa Kiyoshi; Dawn of a Filmmaker: The Keisuke Kinoshita Story by Keiichi Hara; The Extreme Sukuyaki, the directorial debut of A Story of Yonosuke scribe Shiro Maeda, starring Kubozaka Yosuke and Iura Arata; Omar, the first Palestinian feature by Hany Abu-Assad since the acclaimed suicide bomber drama Paradises Now; Moebius by South Korea's Kim Ki-duk (Pieta); Our Sunhi by Hong Sang-soo, which won the best director award at the 2013 Locarno International Film Festival; and coming-of-age drama A Time in Quchi by Taiwan's Chang Tso-Chi  (When Love Comes).

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the festival, the organizers have picked ten films in competition for the New Talent Award, such as Bends by Hong Kong's Flora Lau, Rigor Mortis by Hong Kong actor-singer Juno Mak, Transit by the Philippines' Hannah Sepia, and The Lunchbox by India's Ritesh Batra.

Hong Kong's new filmmaker and Taiwan's documentarians are highlighted in the festival, with two sections dedicated to the respective work in the regions. Under the Hong Kong First banner, six films are showcased, including youth drama May We Chat by Philip Yung, A Complicated Story by Kiwi Chow, and Boundless, a documentary about Hong Kong auteur Johnnie To. Five documentaries including Bridge Over Troubled Water by Yang Li-chou, Sock'n Roll by Ho Chao-Ti, and A Rolling Stone by Shen Ko-Shang are featured in the Taiwan Documentary section.

The festival will also screen three restored classics of Satyajit Ray: The Lonely Wife (1964), The Holy Man (1965), and The Coward (1965).

The tenth Asian Film Festival will be held from Oct. 25 - Nov. 19.

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When the Next Flu Pandemic Hits, Keep Your Smartphone to Yourself

At the end of World War I, tens of millions of people died in just a few short years. But these deaths had nothing to do with the bullets and bayonets that had taken so many lives in battle. It was, instead, the Spanish Flu, which killed off about 5% of the world's population from 1918 until 1920. Were a similar pandemic to hit today, one of the things we'd need to rethink is how we use our phones.

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Ted Cruz on his ‘arguing boots’ and (not) carrying a tune

Maybe it’s no surprise that Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, likes to wear his black ostrich “arguing boots” around Washington. That’s one of the things readers learn in People magazine’s gentle profile of the conservative who may have done more than anyone in Congress to force a government shutdown.

More surprising? He’s been in not one but two productions of “The Sound of Music.” First in seventh grade, as conflicted Nazi youth member Rolfe. Then in high school, as Max Detweiler, who gets the von Trapps to perform at the Salzburg Music Festival, effectively paving the way for the family’s escape.

“Rolfe was really terrible,” Cruz told People. “I cannot carry a tune to save my life."

The profile, on newsstands Friday, softens the sometimes hard edges of a senator who is often the target of sharp (and anonymous) criticism from his fellow congressional Republicans. It’s the kind of rehabilitation he’ll find useful if inside-the-Beltway rumors are true and he’s thinking about running for president.

He said he saw “The Butler” and found it “delightful.”

With most Washington museums and monuments closed because of the shutdown, the Cruz family headed to privately run Mount Vernon, where they “picked a whole bunch of apples and had a lot of fun," Cruz said.

And “he never misses date night,” his wife, Heidi, tells the magazine.

"Date night"? That was also a feature of rowdy Republican Gov. (and potential 2016 candidate) Chris Christie's People profile in late May.

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