HBO's Watchmen Series Receives a Working Title That's Close to Home

HBO and Damon Lindelof’s forthcoming Watchmen television series might end up diverging from the comic book source material. However, the show’s newly revealed working title seems to indicate that the series isn’t straying too far from its roots. According to Production Weekly, the Watchmen series has received a working title of Brooklyn. This, of course, is quite fitting, as the events of the Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ seminal 1986 miniseries takes place primarily in New York City.
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The Y2K Apocalypse

How was Y2K? Who was Y2K? And also, where was Y2K? These are all terrible questions.
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The Spectacular Wonders of Europe's Libraries

Photographer Robert Dawson criss-crossed the continent to document its libraries.
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Saga of the Toxic Ball Fields

For decades, soccer and baseball were played on contaminated fields in Red Hook, Brooklyn. In 2012, several were closed. More closed in 2015. Locals are wondering when the cleanup will start.
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Kanye West Accused of Stealing Fashion Sketches from a Former Nike Designer

Amid backlash for his remark implying slavery was a “choice” and his string of unapologetic Twitter outbursts, Kanye West has come under further fire on social media. The rapper, 40, was accused of stealing a design blueprint and calling it his own when in actuality it appears to be an original sketch by former Nike designer Tony Spackman, who currently serves as design director of Givenchy.
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Twenty-one Guns

Green Day
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Sylvester Stallone In Line To Take On Mexican Cartel In ‘Rambo 5’

It’s seemingly not over until it’s over for Vietnam vet John Rambo. And even then it might not be over. Sylvester Stallone is set to return for a fifth installment in the Rambo franchise.
Read more: http://deadline.com/2018/05/sylvester-stallone-in-line-to-take-on-mexican-cartel-in-rambo-5-1202383468/?source=Snapzu