Joshua Black, Alabama man arrested and shot in D.C. riot, ordered held until trial
Updated Jan 27, 2021;
An Alabama man charged in the siege on the U.S. Capitol will remain behind bars after a federal judge deemed him a danger to society should he be released.
Joshua Matthew Black, a 44-year-old man who ran a lawn service in Leeds, appeared Wednesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge John H. England, III in a federal courtroom in Birmingham. Black was arrested two weeks ago and has been held in the custody of the U.S. Marshals in the Pickens County Jail.
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Broad appeal: Kenneth More
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In the Fifties, Kenneth More was the most famed and acclaimed film actor in Britain, with a string of major hits to his credit. That decade was a golden era for cinema lovers, and More had broad appeal. He could act tough, gentle or romantic: whatever the script demanded. Yet in the years since his death in 1982, he has become somewhat forgotten. Now, a new book called More, Please! by Nick Pourgourides aims to repatriate one of Britain’s biggest film stars.
More first became a household name in 1952, when he appeared at London’s Duchess Theatre in Terence Rattigan’s drama The Deep Blue Sea. He played Freddie Page, a boozy ex-RAF pilot who jilts his older mistress, the wife of a respected judge – with devastating results. His performance was met with wild acclaim; many critics referred to him as “a discovery”.