James Short

Cadillac Records chronicles the rise of Leonard Chess' (Adrien Brody) Chess Records and its recording artists including Muddy Waters (Jeffrey Wright), Little Walter (Columbus Short), Chuck Berry (Mos Def), Willie Dixon (Cedric The Entertainer) and the great Etta James (Beyonce Knowles). In this tale of sex, violence, race and rock and roll in Chicago of the 1950s and 60s, the film follows the exciting but turbulent lives of some of America's greatest musical legends.

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Cisco issued an alarming Q4 sales and profit forecast that fell short of estimates. Simon Leopold of Raymond James and Mark Sue, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, discuss the company's prospects.

Bloom Mystery -- Who is Bloom? This short documentary investigates the internationally celebrated Bloomsday phenomena and the Hungarian origins of Bloom, the main character of Ulysses by James Joyce.

Jimmy is a terminally ill young man. He is also quite eccentric, bordering on plain old crazy, and starting today he has decided that he is 'happy' and no longer sick. Jimmy's roommate James is a healthy, dreamy young man. They're best friends. They live together. They don't do much of anything and they seem very happy that way. Today, they have a couple of female friends over to their downtown Los Angeles loft for just another day of drinks, drugs, board games and casual sex, among other things. All seems well. But trouble arises when it gets revealed that James will be leaving for a new job in the morning. Jimmy, feeling betrayed, is not pleased by this development. He sees it as nothing short of the destruction of the perfect little world that they've set up, and a classic, humorous battle of wills ensues as James prepares for the real world and Jimmy falls deeper and deeper into his world of illness, isolation, madness and make-believe.

Discussing whether investors could see a pullback in Buffalo Wild Wings and Panera ahead of earnings, with Bryan Elliott, Raymond James analyst.

Excerpt from the short film After Tomorrow. Returning to the village of his estranged wife, James grows increasingly concerned when the sinister owner of the guest house refuses to let him leave. A psychological suspense with a surprising yet moving denouement.

Inspired by Waititi s Oscar-nominated short, 'Two Cars, One Night,' (which the filmmaker developed into a feature at the Sundance Writer's Lab), BOY is set in 1984 in the remote Maori community of WaihauBay, a location whose natural splendor only serves to underscore the hardscrabble life of its inhabitants. At the center of the story is eleven year-old 'Boy' (played by newcomer James Rolleston), a high-spirited adolescent obsessed with American pop culture - especially Michael Jackson - and prone to particularly vivid fantasies about his long-absent father, (played by Waititi), whom he imagines as an adventurous world traveler. When his father returns, Boy discovers, instead, a lovable loser who has been serving a seven-year sentence for robbery, and inveterate schemer whose daydreams are no more grounded in reality than his son's. Confronting the enormous contrast between the father he longed for and the one he has, Boy crosses the threshold into adulthood, having proven himself both strong enough and smart enough to live a better life than his dad's.

Feb. 29: Lifelong fisherman James Henry, 98, is living proof that you re never too old to learn new things. Henry, who learned to read at 91, has just published a memoir full of short stories. WVIT-TV s Ryan Hanrahan reports.

Seeking to avenge the murders of his wife and daughter, a hard-nosed cop risks his own life in an all out, one man war against the ruthless killers.

Excerpt from the short film Choice Night. Fifteen year-old James has everything before him. The catch? He has to choose between the two things he wants the most: love or mates.

Watch the short film Man's Best Friend. Newlyweds James and Diana are head over heels in love. They re living the dream with their dog, two cars and new home in the suburbs. A baby would make their life perfect. But James isn t so sure about that. Why would he want a baby? Not when he s got Zero, his kelpie, loyal confidante and best friend in the whole world. Their close bond drives Diana insane with jealousy. Sometimes, she wonders if he loves that dumb mutt more than her. Eventually, it becomes too much and Diana gives James an ultimatum: Him or me!