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The controversy continues. Days after director James Gunn was let go from filming "Guardians of the Galaxy 3," some of the franchise’s stars are seemingly speaking out. Lead Chris Pratt took to Twitter to post a message that many fans felt was geared toward Gunn’s dismissal. “’Understand this, my dear brothers and sisters. Let every person be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger.’ JAMES 1:19,” he wrote with prayer hands and a heart emojis. Display nothing; This is on Publish with no configured Image His co-star, Zoe Saldana, was a bit more avert on her own Twitter, writing, “It’s been a challenging weekend I’m not gonna lie. I’m pausing myself to take everything in before I speak out

BOCA DEL RÍO, Mexico (AP) - It's almost as if Letty Stegall is there, back home in the United States, beside her daughter to prod her awake for school. When her husband goes to the grocery store, she fusses over the list with him. At the bar she helped run, she still gives regulars a warm welcome, and around the dinner table at night, she beams when she sees what her family managed to cook.

An adult Chicago Cubs fan took finders-keepers liberties at Sunday's game at

Four men have been arrested after a three-year-old boy was seriously injured in an apparent acid attack in England. The boy was "deliberately targeted" when the a corrosive substance was thrown in his face on Saturday afternoon, West Mercia Police said. The boy was taken to hospital and treated for serious burns to his arms and face. He has been discharged, but police said the attack could still have "long-term implications" for his health. Officers can't yet say whether the substance was acid specifically, or a different corrosive liquid. The attack took place at Home Bargains, a discount homeware store, in Worcester, western England. It was around around 2:15 p.m. on Saturday, and the boy was

The Papa John's board of directors has adopted a limited-duration stockholder rights plan to prevent the company's founder, John Schnatter, from taking control of the company. Schnatter resigned as chairman of the board earlier this month after he admitted to using a racial slur on a conference call. The pizza chain Papa John's has adopted a so-called poison pill designed to prevent the company's founder, John Schnatter, from taking over the company.

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