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Scarface 1932 vs. Scarface 1983: Two Gangsters, Two Americas
Two Scarfaces, Two Americas The 1932 Scarface arrives in the middle of the Prohibition era, when newspapers obsessed over Al Capone and the public devoured gangster headlines the way we devour celebrity feuds. Howard Hawks and producer Howard Hughes made a film that felt like overhearing the city’s dirtiest gossip whispered through a dictionary of bullets. It’s blunt, fast, and sharp—almost breathless in the way it barrels through Tony Camonte’s rise and fall.
By Movies of the 80sabout a month ago in Criminal
5 Tips for Effectively Communicating with Your Criminal Defense Attorney in Roselle
Navigating the criminal justice system is stressful, and the relationship you have with your criminal defense attorneys in Roselle can make all the difference. Your lawyer is your most important advocate, and effective communication is the cornerstone of a successful defense. A lack of clear and honest communication can lead to misunderstandings, missed opportunities, and ultimately, a less favorable outcome in your case. By following a few key tips, you can ensure you and your legal team are always on the same page.
By Marder and Seidlerabout a month ago in Criminal
A Complaint on Trump
A Complaint on Trump: How Reckless Leadership Damaged Global Affairs Global leadership demands maturity, responsibility, and foresight—qualities that many citizens around the world expected from a superpower like the United States. But during Donald Trump’s administration, these expectations were repeatedly shattered. His approach to international affairs created confusion, instability, and rising global tensions. As a concerned citizen, I feel it is necessary to voice my complaint—not out of hatred, but out of responsibility to speak for global peace and justice.
By Wings of Time about a month ago in Criminal
The Shadow on Bramble Street
M Mehran The night Mrs. Ellery disappeared, Bramble Street held its breath. Detective Rowan Pierce arrived at the scene just past 11 p.m., greeted by the glow of porch lights and neighbors gathered like moths. The Ellery house—small, yellow, immaculate—looked painfully ordinary for the horrors whispered about it.
By Muhammad Mehranabout a month ago in Criminal
The Last Witness
M Mehran Rain fell in needles the night Detective Mara Vance realized she was being followed. She’d left the precinct after midnight, the kind of exhausted where the world felt underwater. The Rosen Case—a convenience-store robbery gone brutal—had dragged the department for weeks. A clerk dead, a missing witness, and a blurry security tape that showed a man with a serpent tattoo along his wrist. That was it. No face. No prints. No breaks.
By Muhammad Mehranabout a month ago in Criminal
Ca$h Out reacts to life prison sentence, choosing trial over plea deal, comparisons to YSL trial, cellmates with Lil Durk & YFN Lucci
Ca$h Out: Speaking From a Life Sentence, Choosing Trial Over a Plea, Misconceptions, Cellmates & What He Wants the World to Know
By LaLaa Shepard about a month ago in Criminal
Inside the Bonnie Blue Controversy: Why Her Bali Arrest Is Breaking the Internet
The internet hasn’t stopped talking for days, and the shockwaves aren’t slowing down. When American content creator Bonnie Blue suddenly got arrested in Bali, social media exploded with rumors, outrage, confusion, and endless speculation. But what went down behind closed doors? Why has this incident taken over the world’s attention?
By iftikhar Ahmadabout a month ago in Criminal
Revisiting Jeffrey Epstein's "Demise": Here's What We Know Now
Every once in a while, a story comes along that refuses to stay buried. Most scandals eventually fade; the news cycle moves on; people lose interest. But the Jeffrey Epstein saga is not one of those stories. It lingers. It mutates. It resurfaces when you least expect it. And the more I try to step away from it, the more I find myself pulled back in.
By Lawrence Leaseabout a month ago in Criminal
