Pure Solid News

Beetlejuice 2 is for real this time! Not just gossip or fans dreaming on a star on a sequel which never was... Well folks yes it's in development now! No longer in Development hell for which it was for decades. Production on Director Tim Burton‘s long-awaited sequel to his 1988 classic Beetlejuice just had some spy pics snapped on the Beetlejuice 2 set and it's given us our first look at Winona Ryder, reprising the role of the “strange and unusual” Lydia Deetz! No joke other than STAR WARS this is the movie I've seen the most in my life... Saw it a total of 18 times in theaters alone! My dad LOVES this movie and he went with me as a kid every single time. During it's run he would buy tickets to see it and pick me up from school and we would go see it or when it was in Dollar theaters and we was bored he would wanna see it. So for like a year or so this movie was something he never got tired off. He owns it on DVD also so he's all super happy about this. Can't w

NO WHITE ALLOWED? Chicago Mayor in name only is now saying that it will only be “Granting Private Interviews to Black or Brown Journalists” so yes folks the racist bullshit happening is continuing. This is coming from Beetlejuice herself Lori LightfootinMouth! Chicago reporters are just a little mad after racist, lesbian Mayor Lori Lightfoot reportedly vowed to only grant one-on-one interviews to black or brown journalists. No whites allowed. NBC 5 political reporter Mary Ann Ahern took to Twitter on Tuesday to mark the “midway point” of Lightfoot’s first term in office and apparently acknowledged her failed effort to land an interview.  “As ⁦@chicagosmayor reaches her two year midway point as mayor, her spokeswoman says Lightfoot is granting 1 on 1 interviews only to Black or Brown journalists,” Ahern tweeted.  “I was told the same thing,” WTTW Chicago Tonight anchor and correspondent Paris Schutz reacted to Ahern’s tweet. “I can confirm,” Chicago politics reporter Heather Cherone sim

Does this freak think everyday is Halloween? I mean she can be mistaken for Beetlejuice, and both the movie character played by Michael Keaton! This is the mayor of Chicago. pic.twitter.com/I6QBqVIpbr — Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) October 2, 2020 Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot enters news conference dressed up as “Corona Destroyer” to announce the city’s Halloween guidelines. pic.twitter.com/M67dXIvLcu — The Recount (@therecount) October 1, 2020 Trick-or-treating will be allowed in Chicago this Halloween, with some restrictions, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Thursday. Those going door-to-door cannot be in groups larger than six, must “keep it moving” and social distance. Lightfoot also outlined a new city event Halloweek.  Lightfoot’s Halloween announcement comes the same day COVID-19 restrictions are easing for Chicago businesses.  Classes at gyms can now include more people, and personal services that require a mask being removed, like shaves a