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Spotsylvania filmmakers premiere true-story thriller at Woodbridge’s Alamo Drafthouse (opens the original)
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Spotsylvania County residents Shamila Beslow and Vernon Beslow III are premiering their first feature film Oct. 24 at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Woodbridge. “When Fatal Attraction Hits Home” is a psychological thriller drawn from their own story. In the film, Brenda falls in love with a man she meets online and then becomes the target of his obsessive ex, Karen. The movie’s tagline is, “If she can’t have him, no one will.” Shamila co-wrote, co-directed and produced the film for Resilient Films.
Virginia Beach filmmaker’s “No Grace” lands in Tackett’s Mill horror fest (opens the original)
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The Horror Film Fest at Tackett’s Mill is set for Oct. 16, and one of the shorts on the slate was shot in Virginia Beach. Kendra Louka of LoukaRound Productions submitted No Grace. She told Potomac Local’s Mike Salmon the film will screen at the Clearbrook Artist Collective program inside the shopping center arts space at 2230 B Tackett’s Mill Drive. “I’m so excited about this year’s film festival,” Louka said. She found the call through Women in Film & Video of Washington, D.C., which emails me
Lobster, Pasta and Chef Ype Were Big Hits at Fredericksburg’s Silver Diner (opens the original)
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It was a lobster fest at the Silver Diner in Fredericksburg on July 16, 2026, led by a well-known chef and founder in the Silver Diner world, Ype von Hengst. He knew the exact portions by memory — except for the fresh tarragon that he threw in there for taste. “I hate measuring,” he said as he shook the pans over a gas flame in front of a large audience that had eyes on the lobster. The Silver Diner has been in Central Park for one year and is one of 26 locations in the Washington D.C. area. The
Fatal Plane Crash Near Shannon Airport in Spotsylvania County (opens the original)
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Virginia State Police are investigating a fatal plane crash that occurred at approximately 11:05 a.m. this morning near Shannon Airport. There was one person on board the single-engine plane. Rowland A. Babcock, Jr., 78, of Ruther Glen, Va., died as a result of injuries suffered in the crash. The aircraft came down in the parking lot of Greenline Service Corporation, a John Deere dealership located across the street from Shannon Airport on Tidewater Trail. The plane had taken off from Shannon Ai
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