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A bus driver, who complained and warned that people take the novel coronavirus seriously in a Facebook video post has died.

With two new releases and a third movie switching from a limited to a wide release, this was a weekend of big changes at the box office. Gone are familiar stalwarts like Wonder Woman and Baby Driver, and in its place are (with respect) the also-rans of summer, a few genre-driven films looking to carve out a name for themselves in a time of year devoid of major blockbuster releases. Here are the numbers as of Sunday afternoon:

When Big Al attended his girlfriends' medical graduation recently, he felt a bit left out because of the medical jokes being told by the speaker, so he created his own comedy routine for a medical graduation!

As moving day grows closer and closer, reality is setting in on Big Al Mack that Dr. Girlfriend isn't going to be just right around the corner any longer.

In late February, a security guard at a U.S. federal office building in Detroit, MI, found a suspicious package. He brought the package into the building, placed it in the lost and found and went on his merry way. The package sat until March 18, when someone at the office decided to X-ray it to see what was inside. The contents? A bomb that had been there all along, according to ABC News. Read Mor

Detroit might get a RoboCop statue after all. Just a week ago, Detroit mayor and former NBA great Dave Bing shot down a suggestions that the city erect a statue of its most famous fictional cyborg crime fighter. However fans of the film have stepped in, and have now raised pledges for more than the 50,000 dollars required to build the statue...