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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Oct 8, 2022 9:30:11 GMT

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Dozens of motorbikes escorted the body of a 22-year-old biker who died in a County Meath race at the weekend.

Jack Oliver was taking part in an event at the Crossakiel circuit, part of the Kells Road Races, when he was involved in a collision. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The event, on Sunday, was the first time the promising rider, from Northern Ireland, had raced in the mainstream Supersport class.

He made his debut on the road at Armoy last July, having previously concentrated on the support races.

Dozens of motorbikes turned out to escort Jack Oliver's hearse to his home in Limavady, Northern Ireland

The escort was scheduled to travel with the hearse to Newry, Belfast and Dungiven before returning to Limavady

The 22-year-old (pictured) was taking part in an event at the Crossakiel circuit, part of the Kells Road Races, when he was involved in a collision

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Earlier in the day, he had finished as the runner-up in the Junior Support race and was 10th in the Senior Support event.

On Thursday afternoon, dozens of motorbikes escorted a hearse, which bore a red flower arrangement which spelled out 'Wee Jacko' from Navan, County Meath to his home in Limavady.

The bike escort met at Dillonsland at 1.30pm and escorted the hearse to Dundalk where more bikers and friends of Jack joined the procession.

The escort was scheduled to travel with the hearse to Newry, Belfast and Dungiven before returning to Limavady.

Images show the streets lined with people who had come to watch the hearse pass by and pay their respects.

Jack's funeral will be held at 2pm on Sunday in Carrick Parish Church followed by a burial in Enagh Cemetery at 3pm.

Tributes have poured in since the incident last weekend.

Dozens of motorbikes escorted a hearse, which bore a red flower arrangement which spelled out 'Wee Jacko' from Navan, County Meath to his home in Limavady

Friends of Jack also turned up to take part in the escort back from Navan, County Meath to Jack's home in Limavady

Cars were also part of the procession which took place on Thursday ahead of the funeral set to take place on Sunday

Images show the streets lined with people who had come to watch the hearse pass by and pay their respects

The bike escort met at Dillonsland at 1.30pm and escorted the hearse to Dundalk where more bikers and friends of Jack joined the procession

Kells Road Races said in a Facebook post that the 'little club is absolutely heartbroken' by his death and Jack's father Tommy has said he is 'totally broken'

Kells Road Races said in a Facebook post that the 'little club is absolutely heartbroken' by his death.

Jack's father Tommy, said he was 'totally broken' by the death of his son.

In a Facebook post, Jack's brother Robbie wrote: 'Our wee rocket has gained his angel wings.'

Armoy race chief Bill Kennedy told the : 'I'm really saddened about this because I had a lot of time for Jack and his dad.

'They were all heavily involved in racing with Jack and this will be such a big change of circumstances for them, and it will take a long time to come to terms with this no doubt.

'I'm sure Jack would have had a smile on his face as wide as the Barmouth and was enjoying himself right to the very last second, and that's what he lived for - to race his bikes.'

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Summer is the perfect time for travel and if you're like me, you've got dozens of places in mind, including choices influenced by . Some travelers even plans their trips around

Taking time to appreciate how a location sees itself or to examine a country's past can enrich a vacation. Finding the right movie can even transform your trip from an excursion for staging the perfect selfie into something much more significant and memorable.

Below are a list of vacation destinations -- and movies that help them come to life before you've even boarded a plane.

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Paris
Must-see movie: Midnight in Paris

Why you need to see it: If you're headed to the City of Lights, this film isn't to be missed. Midnight in Paris follows the structure of Ernest Hemingway's memoir of his time in Paris and centers on writer Gil Pender (Owen Wilson). Gil is vacationing in Paris with his fiancee (Rachel McAdams) when he's mysteriously transported back to the city in the 1920s. Through most of the film, Pender follows a young Hemingway (Corey Stoll) around the nooks and crannies of Paris meeting iconic figures like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Cole Porter, Gertrude Stein, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí.

More films to watch: Amélie, Paris, Je T'Aime (Paris, I love You), An American in Paris, Funny Face and French Kiss.

London
Must-see movie: The King's Speech

Why you need to see it: An impeccably acted examination of Queen Elizabeth's past, The King's Speech focuses on the current monarch's father, the late George VI (Colin Firth). After the king's brother abdicates the throne to marry, George VI, the next in line, must overcome his stammer with the help of language therapist Lionel Logue (Geoffery Rush) to make his first wartime radio broadcast when Britain declares war on Germany in 1939. If you're still not sold on this film by this stellar cast, Queen Elizabeth gave the movie her seal of approval after a private viewing.

More films to watch: Atonement, The Imitation Game, The Queen, Shaun of the Dead and The Young Victoria.

Mexico
Must-see movie: Hecho En México

The documentary shows that Mexican music goes beyond Mariachi bands and offers a glimpse of breathtaking locations, vibrant festival music and the rhythm of everyday life around the clock.

These are the sights, sounds, colors, dance and spirituality that produced such talents as Diego Luna (Cassian Andor in Star Wars Rogue One), singer-songwriter Julieta Venegas, superstar Salma Hayek and more.

More films to watch: Roma, Book of Life, Under the Same Moon (La Misma Luna) and Frida.

Australia
Must-see movie: Australia

Why you need to see it: Besides this sweeping romance's amazing cast (Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman) and director (Baz Luhrmann), Australia encapsulates an important time in the country's history.

Set just before World War II, the 2008 film touches on Australia's Aboriginal peoples with the character Nullah. Some critics say the film doesn't go deep enough into the casual racism and policies of displacement. But a Herald Sun critic called the film a "love letter to the Australian landscape and [its] history."

More films to watch: Tracks, The Dressmaker and Walkabout.

India
Must-see movies: Slumdog Millionaire and Lion

The Taj Mahal is the most iconic spot in India.

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Why you need to see it: If you're headed to India, watch both of these two cinematic gems. Slumdog Millionaire and Lion are based on true stories that showcase the endurance of the human spirit. They both star Academy Award nominee Dev Patel.

Lion is the story of Saroo, who at 5 years old gets lost on a train and must survive on his own in Kolkata. He's eventually adopted by an Australian family and, years later, sets out to find his mother with only a few memories and modern-day technology.

A gondola ride is almost mandatory if you're visiting Venice.

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Why you need to see it: If you're going to Italy, don't you want something authentically Italian? In Bread and Tulips, Rosalba (Licia Maglietta), a dissatisfied housewife, is left behind at a cafe during a bus trip. Her family doesn't notice her absence, so Rosalba decides to reinvent herself in Venice. She begins an adventure in the beautiful city, making new friends and possibly falling in love.

More films to watch: Call Me by Your Name, Only You, Roman Holiday and Letters to Juliet.

Thailand
Must-see movie: The Impossible

More films to watch: Railway Man, The Beach, The King and Cemetery of Splendor.

Amsterdam
Must-see movie: Anne Frank: The Whole Story (two-part miniseries)

More films to watch: The Diary of Anne Frank, The Book Thief, Monuments Men and Inglorious Basterds.

Japan
Must-see movie: Memoirs of a Geisha

Why you need to see it: While Memoirs of a Geisha is classified as historical fiction, the film was adapted from a book by Arthur Golden. Golden's book reportedly used the life of Mineko Iwasaki, a real geisha, as a source. Iwasaki has disputed some of Golden's telling and released her own memoir, Geisha of Gion. By itself, Memoirs of a Geisha is a stunning film set in the 1920s about a girl named Chiyo, who at 9 years old, is forced into servitude. Eventually, Chiyo begins training to become one of the most beautiful and influential geishas in Japan as WWII looms.

More films to watch: The Wind Rises, Spirited Away, 13 Assassins and Letters from Iwo Jima.

Africa

South Africa
Must-see movie: Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

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Why you need to see it: Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom follows Nelson Mandela's life as he protests tyrannical apartheid in the 1940s and is then arrested and sentenced to life in prison. While in prison, his wife, Winnie, and their children keep the freedom movement going. Mandela went on to become the first democratically elected president of South Africa and an inspiration to the world.

Kenya
Must-see movie: Disney Nature: African Cats

. The documentary was filmed in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya and follows two cat families. Sita is a mother cheetah with five adorable cubs, and Mara is the cub of Layla and Fang, the rulers of their pride. It's a story about family and survival set against a breathtaking African landscape. But if you're like me and tiny, baby animals trigger the waterworks for you, just have a box of tissues nearby.

More films to watch: Cairo Time (Cairo), The Last Storytellers: Tales from the Heart of Morocco, and The Sheltering Sky (Algeria and Niger).

Polynesian Islands
Must-see movie: Moana

More films to watch: Kon Tiki, South Pacific, The Land Has Eyes (Routma) and Heartbeats of Fiji.

Chile
Must-see movie: Endless Poetry (Poesía Sin Fin)

Why you need to see it: See Chile from a true Chilean's point of view. Filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky's vibrant autobiographical movie, Endless Poetry, gives you a glimpse of Santiago in the 1940s. Jodorowsky leaves his strict family behind, dives into a bohemian lifestyle alongside what will become some of the best-known talents in Hispanic literature. There, Jodorowsky sets out to become a poet.

More films to watch: Behind the Sun, The House of Sand and Kiss of the Spider Woman.

Spain
Must-see movie: Pan's Labyrinth

Why you need to see it: This is one of the strangest films you might watch. Pan's Labyrinth is set in 1944 Spain, just after the Spanish Civil War. Ofelia lives with her stepfather and sickly pregnant mother. Reality blurs with the abandoned labyrinth Ofelia finds and the magical creatures that inhabit it. Guillermo Del Toro's films are never lacking in deeper meanings and beautiful cinematography, too.

More films to watch: Ocho Apellidos Vascos (Spanish Affair), The Queen of Spain and En La Ciudad (In the City).

Jamaica
Must-see movie: Made in Jamaica

: Chrissy, Elza (Le bonheur d'elza) and Home Again.

China
Must-see movie: Mao's Last Dancer

Why you need to see it: Mao's Last Dancer is the true story of Li Cunxin, who grew up in Maoist China. Li is taken from his family and undergoes rigorous training to become a dancer. He's accepted to Madame Mao's Dance Academy, though he shows little interest in performance at first.

Eventually, Li is spotted by an American ballet director and joins the Houston Ballet in America. His three-month stay in America and relationship with an American dancer leave him questioning his life back Communist China. Li is caught between his passion for dance, America and his home in China where his parents still live in poverty.

More films to watch: The Last Emperor, Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, Seven Years in Tibet and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

Greece
Must-see movie: Mamma Mia

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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Oct 13, 2022 21:27:26 GMT

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New Jersey is the latest state to say Uber's drivers should be classified as employees rather than independent contractors. The state's Department of Labor and Workforce Development said that because of this misclassification, the ride-hailing company owes it roughly $650 million in unemployment taxes and disability insurance, according to Bloomberg Law.

The Department of Labor reportedly has been trying to get unpaid employment taxes from Uber going back as far as 2015, according to documents obtained by Bloomberg Law. It said the company owed the state $523 million in overdue taxes along with another $119 million in interest and penalties for the last four years. Uber disputes these findings.

"We are challenging this preliminary but incorrect determination," an Uber spokesman said in an email. "Because drivers are independent contractors in New Jersey and elsewhere."

Driver classification is an issue that government regulators have been taking a closer look at over the past year. California passed a law in September that could require Uber and other on-demand companies to instead of independent contractors. The law is set to go into effect Jan. 1. New York, Oregon and Washington state have considered similar legislation.

Uber, Lyft and several other tech companies have vowed to fight the California law, collectively putting more than $90 million behind a ballot initiative that'll take the issue to voters next November. Many drivers have said this move is a slap in the face as they .

Uber's and Lyft's business models depend on bringing aboard hundreds of thousands of independent contractors, whose labor is typically cheaper than that of employees. That's because Uber and Lyft drivers supply and maintain their own cars and also pay for their own health care and benefits, such as sick days or overtime pay.

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"New Jersey is sending a message that the state's labor laws aren't dictated by corporations," Bhairavi Desai, executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, said in a statement. "It's a stinging rebuke of the architects of the gig economy, and we hope it permeates across other sectors."

Even if Uber's drivers were determined to be employees rather than independent contractors, Uber said the $650 million New Jersey tax fine would be too high -- particularly if it's based on what the company has earned in the state. Uber didn't disclose the revenue it generated in New Jersey over the past four years, but its combined revenue for all the markets where it operated in 2018 was $11.3 billion.

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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Oct 16, 2022 8:47:31 GMT

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Diana Jenkins will be now able to subpoena Meta as she attempts to identify the bots sending racist messages to Garcelle Beauvais' 14-year-old son Jax.

Jenkins filed a lawsuit earlier this month against the unidentified bots she believes are the ones behind the messages, and last week asked for permission to subpoena Meta in order to gain information about the accounts behind the messages, according to Now, a judge has allowed Jenkins to subpoena Meta, the parent company of Instagram, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.

Update: Diana Jenkins will be now able to subpoena Meta as she attempts to identify the bots sending racist messages to Garcelle Beauvais' 14-year-old son Jax

When seeking permission to subpoena Meta last week, Jenkins and her legal team said the alleged perpetrator created numerous Instagram accounts - possibly over 20 - in order to send the messages, according to TMZ.

It is now up to Meta to decide whether or not they will cooperate with the subpoena or fight it.

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Jenkins has been accused by fans of hiring the bots to post the messages, according to , and earlier this month she filed a lawsuit against the unknown bots.

The complaint filed by the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member in Los Angeles Superior Court asserts both she and the teen are victims of a 'hateful campaign.'

Diana, 49, and Garcelle, 55, have had some heated on-camera disagreements during the current season of RHOBH

According to the , Jenkins does not know who is behind the bots so she filed the lawsuit against unknown defendants, listed as John Does and John Roes in the filing.

The paper explained that lawyers recommend filing suit in online defamation cases 'even before the defendant is known to avoid losing their rights under the statute of limitations.'

Diana, 49, and Garcelle, 55, have had some heated on-camera disagreements during the current season of RHOBH.

Attacks: The attacks began in August and hateful messages were sent to Jax, 14, in the white jacket, seen here with his mother and twin brother, Jaid, Los Angeles June 2022

The lawsuit maintains these have always been respectful exchanges, but that 'Two weeks ago, Defendant used 'bots' to post racist and threatening messages targeting Ms. Beauvais' fourteen-year-old son,' and referred to the person behind the campaign as 'morally bankrupt.'

The Neuro drinks founder contends that some of these bots have thousands of followers and that the posts have not only damaged her career, but have lead to threats against her and her family.

After the attacks began in August, Garcelle posted on social media writing, 'I'm usually a very strong woman. I've been raised to be strong and my life has taught me to be strong, but when it comes to my kids! It hurts, it's not OK I've been in tears all night and it's just a TV show people scream at your TV throw something at your TV, but leave our kids alone.'

Plea: After her son was targeted, the Coming to America star took to social media to issue a plea to leave her children alone

Respectful: The filed complaint recounts that Diana and Garcelle has been involved in some heated exchanges during the current season, but they were always respectful. She call the perpetrator 'morally bankrupt'

Jax also took to social media with, 'I did not sign up for this show, nor do I have anything to do with the show's drama. However, middle-aged women spamming me with racist and crude comments about my family is not what I expected for my first week of high school.'

It's unclear why Jax, who has a twin brother, Jaid, was targeted.

Lisa Rinna, 59, spoke to the drama on which the reality show thrives, writing on social media, 'We are doing a TV show. We try to entertain you. Why can't you treat it like wrestling for gods' sakes? Love us, love to hate us, but leave the kids alone.'

The mother of two, who shares daughters Delilah, 24, and Amelia, 21, with husband Harry Hamlin, 70, spoke of the harassment her children have received with 'What you've said and done to my own kids [is] disgusting.'

Diana is seeking unspecified damages, once the perpetrator has been identified and brought before the court. In the meantime, it's been reported by

Reunion: Diana will not be participating in the upcoming RHOBH reunion episode. A source told TMZ she has been diagnosed with Covid-19

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