This 2001 thriller was written and directed by David Lynch, hallowed creator of Twin Peaks and overall king of the weird. The film tells the story of Betty Elms, an unknown actress played by Naomi Watts, and her encounter with Rita (Laura Harring), a stranger who has lost her memory in a car accident. As they journey around Los Angeles in search of Rita’s memory they are drawn into a world where dreams blend with reality and nobody can be trusted, not even themselves.
This film is known for being so confusing that the DVD sleeve contained a set of...
A derelict building in Balls Farm Road, Alphington has been left totally destroyed after a fire.
Two fire appliances from Danes Castle, one from Middlemoor and two from Crediton plus an Aerial Ladder Platform from Danes Castle and an Incident Command Unit from Honiton were all sent to a report of a fire in a derelict property at 5.42pm yesterday.
A fire was confirmed involving the whole of the first floor and roof space. LPG cylinders were removed to safety. The Aerial Ladder Platform was used as a water tower plus three jets. A compressed air foam branch was stood by to...
An Exeter woman with two terminal illnesses has undergone a body scan on the advice of a mum whose daughter died of an inoperable brain tumour.
Jo Smith is now awaiting the results to see if there has been any change in her condition.
The 36-year-old was diagnosed with a rare heart and lung disease (pulmonary hypertension) almost a year after giving birth to her son Rudey, now aged three, and within months was told she had lymphatic cancer.
She is thought to be the only person in the world with both diseases.
Dartmoor National Park Authority are offering two grant schemes in 2014/15 for projects which protect or enhance Dartmoor, and are appealing for organisations and individuals on Dartmoor to come forward if they have suitable ideas.
The Your Dartmoor Fund, previously Dartmoor Sustainable Development Fund, has £75,000 available for projects which; help to sustain the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of Dartmoor, support local people and visitors to enjoy and learn more about the National Park, and help local communities and businesses prosper.
As much as we try to eat healthy, there are still a lot of foods that we simply overlook. However, knowing about just a few of them can make your life incredibly healthier. That is why we have decided to show you the 8 best foods you probably aren’t eating.
#1 - Kale
Fortunately, kale is becoming more popular these days. However, a lot of people still refuse to try a dish that includes this vegetable and would rather eat spinach when they are thinking of which green veggie to eat. Now, don’t get us wrong, spinach is an excellent source of iron and vitamins, but did you know...
Firefighters from Ottery St Mary and Honition kept Strawberry Lane, Ottery St Mary safe from a potential fire until Western Power arrived at the scene.
Crews were called to the scene, at just after midday today, after reports that an electrical power line had come down and the pole was smouldering and a nearby sub station was making popping sounds.
Crew remained at the scene until the arrival of Western Power.
'An evening with Devon Wildlife Trust' with the promise of an update on Seaton Jurassic was enough to fill Seaton Town Hall to the rafters on Wednesday evening (2 July).
The 150 strong audience were captivated with talks from DWT's Matt Boydell about Devon's wonderful nature reserves and Richard White who described the amazing wildlife and fauna found under Lyme Bay. The main event was an update on Seaton Jurassic from Harry Barton, chief executive of Devon Wildlife Trust who will manage the centre when it opens next year. He outlined the progress made to date, why Seaton is the...
