After spending 19 years behind bars, Jesse Crosson is sharing what life is like in prison.
In 2002, Crosson was originally sentenced to serve 32 years in jail just as he turned 18 after committing two separate and unrelated crimes: being caught in a robbery and a shooting.
Now a free man, 38-year-old Crosson shares hisjail tales to his 1.2 million TikTok followers revealing the fascinating facts of what life is really like in prison - and what it was like to readjust to life outside when he was released. Read More...
Apple TV+’s biographical film ‘Tetris’ revolves around Henk Rogers, a Japan-based businessman who joins hands with Nintendo to expand the availability of the Russian titular game through the company’s new product, Game Boy. Henk thus ends up in Soviet Russia to acquire the handheld rights to the game, competing against Robert Stein and Kevin Maxwell, who arrive in the city for the same rights. In reality, Henk not only acquired the rights but also formed a friendship with Alexey Pajitnov, the creator of the game, which led them to found The Tetris Company. Read More...
Forty years ago, America was shaken to its core by the erratic on-air behavior and subsequent tragic death of one of its most famous newscasters.
An incoherent NBC News broadcast helmed by Jessica Savitch on October 3 1983 sparked claims the quadruple Emmy-award winner gone on air while high on cocaine.
Just 20 days later, Savitch drowned after a car being driven by a lover, New York Post vice president Martin Fischbein, plunged into a canal and killed them both. Read More...
