Monday, July 13, 2026
Podcast '20/20' episode 'House of Cards'
Yellowstone Park Bison Flips Old Man Into The Air 2026
Hey everybody - I usually don't put local news on this Blog. As a Native/Indigenous male. I think this is important for all visitors who travel to Yellowstone to observe wildlife. Do your history and be prepared if and when animals attack.
According to news reports. It is "rutting" season with the male Bison. They are territorial and want to mate with females. They become aggressive and will charge at any moment.
This male Bison charged a grandfather and his grandson. He caught up with the elder and flipped him into the air. He received injuries to his pelvis.
It happens every year at Yellowstone national park. Wild animals attack including Bison. Many tourists think they can walk freely among the wild and take pictures. Be prepared.
Sunday, July 12, 2026
Saturday Night '48 Hours' episode 'My Mother's Murder Trials'
48 HOURS on CBS. Last night's 2-hour episode was called, "My Mother's Murder Trials" (7-11-2026). Did you watch it? I did and man.... The mother is mentally unstable.
Click on the logo below for 48 HOURS.
CBS.Top Box Office 'Moana' is Number #1 with $43 Million
TOP BOX OFFICE / WEEK-ENDING / JULY 12, 2026 / ESTIMATED
1. Moana - $43,000,000
2. Minions & Monsters - $20,500,000
3. Toy Story 5 - $18,500,000
4. Evil Dead Burn - $13,700,000
5. Young Washington - $6,447,757
6. The Invite - $5,721,062
7. Obsession - $3,800,000
8. Supergirl - $3,560,000
9. Disclosure Day - $3,200,000
10. Backrooms - $1,485,500
Walt Disney 2026.
Saturday, July 11, 2026
Friday night's 'Dateline' episode 'The Bluegrass Mystery'
Friday, July 10, 2026
Podcast '48 Hours' Case By Case Weekly
- More than five years after Maya Millete was last seen at her Chula Vista home, a jury has found her husband, Larry Millete, guilty of first-degree murder.
- In this special bonus episode, CBS News legal analyst Caroline Polisi revisits the evidence, the witnesses, and the unanswered questions that defined this no-body murder trial.
- From allegations of control and marital conflict to digital evidence, missing miles, and the now-infamous spellcaster testimony, we examine the case that captivated Southern California and beyond.
- And even with a verdict, the central question remains unanswered: Where's Maya?
Podcast 'Dateline' True Crime Weekly with Andrea Canning
True Crime Weekly (NBC)....
- In San Diego County, jury deliberations begin in the trial of Larry Millete, a man accused of killing his wife, Maya, as she sought a divorce.
- In Pennsylvania, a 33-year-old woman is charged with her parents' murders. Prosecutors suspect she has ties to the Zizians, a cult-like group connected to several violent deaths across three states.
- In Dateline Round Up, updates on the Karen Read wrongful death lawsuit.
- And the U.S. Coast Guard releases new video from its investigation into a woman missing in the Bahamas.
- Plus, AI scams and how to avoid them.
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Bio-Pic 'Young Washington' sticks close to history 4-out-of-5 stars*
YOUNG WASHINGTON distributed by ANGEL studios (2026). Over the Fourth of July weekend it grossed $19 million. It exceeded expectations and there will be a sequel called, "1776."
The story is simple. George Washington lost his father at a young age and was raised by his half-brother. He aspires to be in the British army in Virginia - but is rejected. His ambition gets him promoted as a British "major" which he never earned. George knows the land of Virginia and gives a message to the French. He doesn't know that he falls into the French and Indian war. He starts another war between the French and the British. His ambition helps him fight for his own Virginian people. George becomes a hero in the press.
"Young" was filmed in Europe and Canada. The land is beautiful and harsh in Virginia. The lush greens, torrential rain and freezing rivers look great. George is also seen riding his horse over spacious Green Meadows. The costume design is spot on from George, down to the Native American designs. It has to be accurate because of high definition cameras. It didn't look fake at all.
There is a myth that George chopped down a cherry tree proclaiming that, "I cannot tell a lie." It's interesting to see in this bio-pic that he keeps hitting big and small trees with an ax.
As a native/indigenous male. I liked how the natives were portrayed correctly by history. They weren't just Hollywood "savages." I enjoyed this. Check it out.


