Adam Sandler Breaks Ankle Playing Basketball; Rep Says It Will Not Stop Movie Production

SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Authorities say a man robbed a bank in South Carolina after the $173 cheque he tried to cash bounced.

Woman is arrested on suspicion of stalking John Cusack and violating a restraining order

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DALLAS - A boy who found the lone piece of evidence linked to the world's only unsolved skyjacking is now a 30-something father of five who has decided to start selling his treasure.

CALGARY - Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach has won the dubious title of Fossil Fool of the Year runner-up, beating out several of North America's top energy and automaker chief executives.

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EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (AP) — A 77-year-old Illinois state representative is happy to be alive after a man with a gun pushed his way into her home and robbed her of $7.

MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — William M. Bowen woke up after a night of drinking with friends and realized he was inside a commercial trash-collection truck full of waste.

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Their goal was an honor code that discouraged cheating and plagiarizing.

( Released: 04/08/2008   Avg. Score: 5/5     | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — At the turn of the 20th century, Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a poor prospector who finally strikes it rich when he finds oil. However, money doesn't quite bring happiness and, in fact, it brings a whole host of new problems with which he has to contend.

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( Release: Mar. 28, 2008   Rated: PG-13 - for crude and sexual content, comic violence, drug references and language   Avg. Score: 1.5/5     Details | Tickets | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — Rick Riker (Drake Bell) is just your average ordinary dorky teenager until he's bitten by a genetically altered dragonfly. Acquiring the bug's powers, Rick transforms himself into the superhero the Dragonfly. He also gets his own supervillain to fight: the Hourglass (Christopher McDonald), who has the ability to steal a person's lifeforce. This comedy spoofs both the Spider-Man movies and other superflicks.

( Release: Mar. 28, 2008   Rated: PG-13 - for crude and sexual content, comic violence, drug references and language   Avg. Score: 2.75/5     Details | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) The Gist — Guess what? It's awful.

SEOUL, South Korea - A South Korean court has sentenced a disgraced former university professor to 18 months in jail for faking her Yale doctorate and embezzling official museum funds.

( Release: Mar. 28, 2008   Rated: PG-13 - for sexual content including nudity   Avg. Score: 4.5/5     Details | Tickets | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — Irene (Audrey Tautou) is a con artist working to bilk naive men out of millions on the French Riviera. When she sets her sights on Jean (Gad Elmaleh), she thinks she's hit the jackpot. However, when she discovers that her mark is just a lowly hotel worker she's mistaken to be a millionaire, she goes in search of bigger prey. But Jean can't get Irene out of his mind, so he starts his own elaborate con game to trick her into falling in love with him.

( Release: Mar. 28, 2008   Rated: PG-13 - for sexual content including nudity   Avg. Score: 4.5/5     Details | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) The Gist — Extremely light, but still fun.

WELLINGTON, Fla. - A woman mauled by two cheetahs at the wildlife refugee she owns in Florida says the attack was not a big deal.

Woody Allen sues clothing maker for $10 Million over N.Y. billboard

The Hamilton Heights baseball team had a nice day Saturday, easily beating Lebanon in both games of an away doubleheader. The Huskies beat the Tigers 12-1 in the first game, and then prevailed 8-1 in the second contest. The wins improve Heights’ record to 3-2 for the season. The hits just kept on coming for the Huskies all day, as they combined for 24 hits in the two games. Left-fielder Dustin O’Bold was outstanding as he went 5-for-5 at the plate and also drew two walks. “We got production all through our line-up from top to bottom,”

The Noblesville baseball team had a challenging day Saturday, as it faced two of Kentucky’s best. The Class 4A No. 1 Millers beat No. 16 Ballard 10-3 in a game at Pleasure Ridge Park High School in Louisville. In the second game, Noblesville faced Pleasure Ridge, which is ranked No. 1 in Kentucky, and lost 5-4. “We schedule as tough as we can, because we want to make playing at a high level a habit,” said NHS coach Justin Keever. “Every game in our schedule, it makes us do that in order to be successful.” Against Ballard,

In the opening game of a Saturday double-header with visiting Grosse Pointe South (Michigan), Fishers found lots of way to get its Tigers on base. In the second game, Fishers found lots of way to get its Tigers across the plate. After leaving nine runners on base in a 3-1 opening defeat, Fishers pounded out eight hits while winning a 10-0 nightcap in five innings. “We left lots of runners on base in the first game,” said Fishers coach Matthew Cherry. “We had lots of strikeouts (14). Their pitcher (senior Mark Riashi) is No. 1 on their staff.”

“It has,” said Fishers baseball coach Matthew Cherry, been a good start.” His Tigers, after knocking off No. 2 ranked Kokomo earlier in the week, had split a pair of games with Grosse Pointe South Michigan on a cold Saturday afternoon at Fishers. “Now,” followed up Cherry, “we’ll find out if the start was for real.” Fishers was scheduled to host Alexandria today and then will follow that tilt with three consecutive road games, two this week. The Tigers will play Tuesday at Carmel and Thursday at Columbus North. Next week, Fishers will have back-to-back Hoosier

The Noblesville lacrosse team defeated Bloomington 13-4 in a Saturday home game. Sophomore Brad Gysin led the way with three goals and one assist. Senior Bobby Lind and sophomores Trevor Blossom and Nicholas Fletcher each scored two goals. The Noblesville took 25 shots. Junior Kevin Flynn had six saves on goal. Noblesville senior Austin Durr faces off with a Bloomington player Saturday. Becky Blossom/Submitted

Chad Carr has inherited a great situation at Carmel with the state’s No. 5 ranked team. The new Greyhound coach has five seniors, including two that helped Carmel finish second in the state finals – Justin Isenthal and Tony Lazzara. Isenthal shot the lowest round of any CHS golfer with a second-day, 1-under-par 71. Carmel was runner-up to Floyd Central by four strokes. The Greyhounds have plenty of talent as Isenthal and Lazzara are projected to start the season in the No. 3 and No. 4 spots. At the top of the lineup are senior Adam Schneider

A surprise sectional winner in 2006 looks to regain its postseaon glory this year. Westfield returns a pair of key players from that 2006 team with seniors Tyler Carroll and Alex Walker. Last season, Walker made the state finals as a junior. “It was a great experience for him but it would have been much better if we had gone as a team,” said WHS coach Jason Compton. “That’s something all the guys want to do together. It’s one step at a time. We want to get to state and do well when we get there.” Walker

Seven of Hamilton Southeastern’s 15 varsity players are sophomores but opponents should not be fooled by the Royals’ youth. At the state finals last season, HSE used freshmen at the top of the lineup with Parker Sheppard and Grant Braden. Now a part of a strong group of sophomores, Sheppard and Braden look to help Southeastern reach the state finals at the Legends of Indiana Golf Course again. “I tell my kids every year I have the same high expectations,” said HSE coach David Young. “We have such a young team but we have experience in tournament play. I

After losing golfers the caliber of Eric Steger and Daniel Hinds to graduation, most teams would be destined for a rebuilding year. This is not the case with Noblesville. Despite losing his No. 1 and No. 2 players, NHS coach Gary Deakyne expects his team to be in the mix when the state finals roll around. “We have such a tradition here,” said Deakyne. “Setting our goals of anything less than winning state – that is just not who we are. I think this team is capable, we just have some work to do to get there.”

DETROIT (AP) — And then there were ones. Four No. 1s, that is. Kansas prevented Stephen Curry from taking the last shot and withstood Davidson’s long-range miss at the buzzer, holding on for a 59-57 victory Sunday that put all four No. 1 seeds into the Final Four for the first time. After Kansas’ Sherron Collins missed with 19 seconds left, the 10th-seeded Wildcats got one last chance. Curry was double-teamed, could not get off a shot and forced to pass to Jason Richards, whose 25-footer from the top of the key thudded off

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Candace Parker was at her best when Tennessee needed it the most. Parker matched her career best with 34 points and hauled in 12 rebounds, pushing the top-seeded Lady Vols to the regional finals for the eighth straight year with a 74-64 win against Notre Dame on Sunday night in the Oklahoma City Regional. The 6-foot-3 All-American put back Nicky Anosike’s miss and then converted a three-point play off a transition jumper to send Tennessee into the lead with a 14-0 run early in the second half, and the Lady Vols never