Minka Kelly and Dan Reynolds returned to Hollywood Forever Cemetery for their second Cinespia date night of the summer.
The Ransom Canyon actress and Imagine Dragons frontman attended the sold-out outdoor screening of Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands on Saturday, July 25.
They coordinated in white tops and jeans before settling onto the cemetery lawn for the movie. Photographs from the event showed Reynolds sitting close to Kelly with his arm around her as they relaxed on a blanket.
Kelly and Reynolds previously attended Cinespia's May screening of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Their return placed them alongside Rose Byrne, Rachel Bloom and married actors Liza Colón-Zayas and David Zayas.
Reynolds wore a fitted white T-shirt with relaxed blue jeans and brown slip-on shoes. Kelly matched him in a sleeveless white top and wide-leg jeans, removing her shoes after the couple reached their picnic setup.

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ATLANTA — More ghosts loom over England-Argentina than a cemetery. These two nations don’t meet on the pitch very often, but when they do, the stories — and the ghosts — last for generations.
Ask a La Albiceleste fan of a certain age about El robo del siglo, the dubious offside call that helped cost Argentina the match against England in 1966, and get ready for a full-blast dose of South American fury about the theft of the century. Speak the words “The Hand of God” to an England fan in the wrong pub, and you might end up in a river. ****** , these two nations even fought an actual war, even if it was technically “undeclared” and lasted only a bit longer than this World Cup.
Point being, there’s history here, and ultras and casuals alike will be happy to discuss its nuances with you, at length and at volume.
The players and coaches who will meet on the pitch Wednesday afternoon with a World Cup final berth at stake, though … well, they aren’t saying anything.
“If a fixture provides … so many iconic moments, I think you cannot just say it’s just another football match, but as a coach, we do exactly that, focus on what we can influence,” said England manager Thomas Tuchel on Tuesday — or Match Day -1, in soccer parlance. “We don’t speak about the historic events, we don’t speak about the iconic moments. It's in itself iconic enough and the tension is big enough, so we try exactly the opposite.”

By Sarah Kinosian, Vivian Sequera and Julia Symmes Cobb
CATIA LA MAR/BOGOTA, July 7 (Reuters) - At the La Esperanza cemetery in western Venezuela, local volunteers have been digging graves for victims of the country's devastating twin earthquakes last month, unloading coffins and helping families search ‌for loved ones.
In the hills above the hard-hit town of Catia la Mar, local volunteers working alongside some cemetery workers have buried 314 people ‌at La Esperanza cemetery, community council head Elis Zabala, 33, said on Tuesday.
About 100 of the people who were buried are identified only by a number linked to morgue records.
"We put our heart and soul into it, but I feel tired," said Zabala, adding that the volunteers are exhausted. Many in the community also need aid like fuel, medicine, water and food.

The Kennedy family compound in Hyannis Port, Mass., stands as one of the most iconic properties in U.S. history.
The place was rented by patriarch Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. back in 1926 and the family added on to the property since purchasing it as the decades have gone by. Now featuring three distinct houses sitting on six acres, the property is not just a spot for scenic summer getaways, but it also serves as a family hub during huge events. It was used as the base for John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign back in 1960 and several weddings have been held on the property — Maria Shriver's to Arnold Schwarzenegger back in 1986 and Sarah Kennedy's 2023 nuptials to Jam Sulahry.
The Kennedy compound has also served as a fortress during sadder times. President Kennedy's sister, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, was laid to rest at the neighboring Saint Francis Xavier Cemetery and when Ethel Kennedy died in 2024, the family returned to Hyannis Port for a funeral mass nearby at Our Lady of Victory Parish.
Ahead see photos of the Kennedy family at their Hyannis Port family compound through the years.
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Cemetery Field in Norcross is alive and kicking, thanks to a thriving soccer league.
“In Atlanta, the soccer is real, real strong,” Roberto Vargas said.
Roberto is the founder of La Liga (Spanish for the league) in Gwinnett County, one of metro Atlanta’s largest soccer leagues.
He started it to help bring Gwinnett’s Hispanic community together. Nearly 30 years later, it’s bringing every community together.
“We’ve seen little kids since they were 5 years old, and now they’re teenagers,” league marketing director Yasel Vargas said.

Texas Funeral Home Worker’s Final Phone Call While Being Crushed to Death Goes to Wife’s Voicemail

Tragic Angel Rojas phoned his wife one last time as the Texas funeral home worker was being crushed to death by a concrete burial vault — but his emotional call went to voicemail.
Now, widow Natalie Rojas is left with a heartrending recording of her scared spouse’s final moments.
“He told me he wanted to go home,” Natalie recalls to WLBT. “He told me he loved me and he wanted to go home.”
Angel, 24, worked at Restland Funeral Home, Cemetery and Crematory in Dallas, Texas, where part of his

yay hanging out with my friend today :) we’re gonna walk around the cemetery together and enjoy the weather :)