Pt.2 tornado in New building St.Elizabeth beside the bauxite company | Conroy Anderson

To promote the 1999 film Magnolia, Paul Thomas Anderson and Tom Cruise created a fake infomercial featuring Cruise's character, Frank T.J. Mackey, which aired on late-night television. Thousands of people called thinking it was real. | History Revealed

For the first time, we crossed the pedestrian bridge over the 190, into the new Ralph Wilson Park. This $250 million project is expected to attract 1 million people a year; will give visitors a stunning view of downtown/the waterfront because in some areas it’s 30ft higher than before; and is bringing life back to Lake Erie with its shoreline inlet. Millions of fish will spawn in the lagoon (they’ve already seen it happening). Watch our #BuffaloBrief tour of the new park taking shape! And you’re

High above the River Wear, the Wearmouth Bridge stands as Sunderland’s heartbeat — the link that turned two small riverside communities into one proud city. The first bridge opened in 1796, designed by Thomas Wilson and financed by Rowland Burdon. It was one of the largest single-span iron bridges in the world — a symbol of industrial ambition and engineering brilliance. As Sunderland grew, the bridge evolved with it. Robert Stephenson strengthened it in the 1850s, and by 1929 a new steel arch —