Watch Clint Eastwood Dodge The DEA in Intense New Trailer for ‘The Mule’
Clint Eastwood plays the world’s oldest cocaine smuggler in the moody first trailer for The Mule, in which he reunites with his American Sniper star Bradley Cooper for a tense thriller based on a true-life story.
“I was a terrible father and a terrible husband,” Eastwood says in a voiceover. “Family’s the most important thing. Don’t do what I did.”
But besides being full of regret, Eastwood’s character is also smuggling a LOT of cocaine, as evidenced by the tense opening of the trailer, in which he appears to be about to get busted at a traffic stop.
In his first role since 2012’s The Trouble With the Curve, Eastwood directs and stars as Earl Stone, an 80-year-old who becomes a drug courier for a Mexican Cartel. The movie is based on the real story of WWII veteran Leo Sharp, who was arrested in 2011 at age 87 for running drugs for the Sinaloa Cartel.
Co-stars include Cooper as a DEA agent, Laurence Fishburne, and Michael Pena. The Mule kicks its way into theaters nationwide on December 14.
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Art Experts Confirm Guggenheim Museum A Forgery

NEW YORK—Suspicious after many patrons noted the hollow thunking noise produced by knocking on the building’s exterior, a group of forensic architects confirmed Friday that the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, long an architectural mainstay of Manhattan’s Upper East side was, in fact, a forgery. “It seems like a legit…
Nintendo could release a nostalgia-inducing playable Game Boy case

In 2016, Nintendo started developing games designed specifically to be played on smartphones. Titles like Super Mario Run and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp have brought some of the world’s most lovable characters to our pockets without the tactical buttons or plastic, boxy devices we knew and loved. That might be changing, though, because Nintendo has submitted an application for a patent that would make your smartphone look and feel just like a Game Boy.
The patent application was filed this spring, and it describes a case that would fold over a smartphone, showcasing the classic rectangular Game Boy design. There’s a square cutout in the case which let the phone serve as the pseudo-handheld’s screen, and the buttons below it would be…