HeyJaredChris Lovingood
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Axe, rake, dog injuries: Father shares frustrations pulling kids out of dangerous Chapel Hill home (opens the original)
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Jordan Tackett lives in Fayetteville and struggled for years to gain sole custody of his children. The father was concerned about his children living in the household of his ex-girlfriend, Theresa McNeely, and her current significant other, James Cook. Tackett eventually gained sole custody of his children, but he was frustrated that the concerns he reported to Orange County Department of Social Services didn't help. He said it wasn’t until a child escaped from a home in Chapel Hill where his ch
Lovingood Review: 'X-Men ’97' Season 2 keeps production, story quality up with nostalgia intact (opens the original)
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Parental guidance: violence, light language The X-Men ‘97 production team maintains a strong story in Season 2 while increasing the stakes from Season 1 and rewarding fans, including comic enthusiasts, of the original series with dialogue and plot points. These aspects are polished, elevated, and compliment the first season. The show continues its tendency to give the nostalgia of the classic 90s episodes and the maturity to match the now older viewers. Season 2 begins with returning to the X-Me
Filled with typical Will Ferrell hijinks, 'The Hawk' has some heart but feels a bit dated (opens the original)
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Parental guidance: There's sex, strong language, and alcohol use. The show leaves little to the imagination, and I wouldn't recommend anyone under 18 watch the show. After being introduced to NASCAR driver Ricky Bobby in Talladega Nights, ice skater Chaz Michael Michaels in Blades of Glory, and news anchor Ron Burgundy in Anchorman, I knew to expect typical shenanigans from Will Ferrell as pro golfer Lonnie Hawkins when seeing the first trailer for The Hawk. What I didn't expect was some of the
Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ missing cartoon’s charm in Season 2 but still satisfying (opens the original)
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You’re not going to make everyone happy when you create an adaptation of a fan-favorite franchise; however, I argue the creators of the Netflix version of Avatar: The Last Airbender are doing the best job they can for faithful re-telling of the story. Content rating: TV-PG; Common Sense Rating - Age 11+ (violence) Parental guidance: A bit more graphic than its cartoon predecessor in regard to violence but still appropriate for children beginning at age 11 and up. When the original version of "Av
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