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A white Chicago policeman was charged Tuesday with first-degree murder in the October 2014 shooting of black teen Laquan McDonald, a state prosecutor said in a statement. The officer, Jason Van Dyke, was denied bail at a hearing in Chicago’s main criminal courthouse. REUTERS

A Pakistani man was sentenced by a U.S. judge to 40 years in prison Tuesday for plotting to bomb a shopping center in England as part of an Al Qaeda plan to carry out attacks in Europe and the United States. Abid Naseer, 29, had faced up to life in prison following his conviction by a federal jury in Brooklyn, New York, in March on charges including that he provided material support to the Islamic militant group. REUTERS

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said Tuesday his space transportation company, Blue Origin, plans about two more years of test flights before it will offer rides to passengers. Blue Origin successfully landed a suborbital rocket back at its launch site, a key step in its drive to make reusable rockets, the company said. REUTERS

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The Garden Neighborhood Charities celebrated the 20th annual “Table of Friends” meal at the TD Garden on Tuesday, where more than 1,000 hot meals were served to Boston-area homeless.

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Police are searching for three white men in the shooting of five people near a Minneapolis police station where demonstrators had gathered for more than a week to protest the shooting of an unarmed black man by officers. None of the injuries were believed to be lifethreatening late Monday. REUTERS

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Authorities have issued a warrant for a Dorchester man thought to be responsible for the murder and torching of a New Jersey woman in Bridgewater. Fernando Owens, the father of Ashley Bortner’s ex-boyfriend, is wanted on murder charges. Owens’ son, Dominic, was murdered the night before Bortner’s charred remains were discovered by railroad tracks in Bridgewater on Nov. 3, according to Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz. NATE HOMAN

A Dorchester man has been arrested for robbing at least five men who thought they were meeting a woman they had encountered on a social networking site. Rakeem Austin lured the men to locations near his home using various fake profiles of women created on Tagged.com. JASON NUCKOLLS

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Plan ahead: T’s holiday schedule Thanksgiving is one of the most traveled holidays in America, and that means the T has all kinds of changes planned. The schedules may be a little confusing, and that is before the riders flood the platforms and bus stops between Wednesday and Friday. “With the exception of Silver Line service to Logan Airport, ridership across all MBTA modes is light to moderate during the annual Thanksgiving period,” MBTA spokesman Joe Pesaturo said in a statement. “Extra service is added to the Silver Line to accommodate customers traveling to/from the airport.” That said, don’t be a turkey: Plan your travels accordingly. To accommodate customers traveling to and from Logan Airport, the Silver Line 1 will add service through Monday, Nov. 30.

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and Silver Line will operate a Sunday schedule. Friday: The Red Line, Orange Line and Blue Line will operate a regular Friday schedule. The Green Line B-, C-, D- and E-Branches will operate a Saturday schedule. The Silver Line 1 will operate a modified Friday schedule with additional service. The Silver Line 2, 4 and 5 will operate on regular Friday schedule.

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anniversary of the toy drive, which was renamed in memory of the man who oversaw the project for more than four years, Tony Metcalf, Metro’s longest-running editor-in-chief. Mr. Metcalf passed away in 2013 from colon cancer at the age of 50. Mr. Metcalf lit up every year as he saw the faces of children unwrap their holiday

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BRIEF Ex-Chelsea cop pleads guilty to beating handcued suspect A former Chelsea police oďŹƒcer admitted to punching a person in custody and lying about the circumstances of his arrest, Suolk County District Attorney Dan Conley announced. Felix Rivera of Lynn pleaded guilty to assault and battery and ďŹ ling a false report on Tuesday. Suolk Superior Court Judge Peter Krupp continued that charge without a ďŹ nding over prosecutors’ objections. If Rivera stays away from the victim, takes part in an anger management program, and undergoes a mental health evaluation and any treatment deemed necessary, the court will dismiss that charge in two years. Chelsea cops responded to

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A local group is inviting you to keep your mind — and your mouth — open this weekend at an interactive meet-up on giving and receiving consent during hookups. Billed as a way to get people more comfortable talking about boundaries in the bedroom, Boston-based Pleasure Pie on Sunday is hosting a “Consent is Sexy Make Out Party.” Those who signed up (it’s already sold out) can expect a group discussion on healthy sexual encounters, followed by some role-playing: Everyone will be invited to ask, and be asked, if they consent to a kiss. Everyone is encouraged to say “no” at least once, as practice for the real thing, when it can be awkward or uncomfortable to speak up. “Sometimes just talking about that stuff, it can be hard to translate it into when you’re actually in a sexual situation,” said Nicole Mazzeo, Pleasure

Pie’s 24-year-old creator. “We want to help people to think about the ways to say ‘no’ they could see themselves using, and then try it out on a real person.” Teaching people about sex in unusual ways has become a mission for Mazzeo, who hosts a monthly group discussion on sex-positivity, has sold hundreds of copies of a ’zine called “Choose Your Own Consensual Adven-

not a sex party,” according to an official list of rules. Although she doesn’t expect any issues, Mazzeo said she’ll be keeping watch over the crowd and intervening if necessary. She also ordered a big bag of mints, for breath reasons. Everyone taking part also had to fill out a questionnaire designed to gauge their intentions, and organizers made clear that signing up does not guarantee everyone a make-out session. “It’s not just a freef o r - a l l ,” said Sarah Goshman, a Pleasure Pie volunteer and event co-organizer. It is, however, a fun idea that’s likely to get people thinking, Goshman said, and not just about stopping unwanted sex, but also about getting the most out of getting physical. “I’m really hoping that we’re going to go beyond the standard ‘yes is yes and no is no’ and really talk about what emotions are tied up around asking for what we want,” Goshman said. The event kicks off on Sunday at The Democracy Center in Cambridge. Mazzeo said she’s already planning a follow-up, which she plans to hold on Valentine’s Day.

“We want to help people to think about the ways to say ‘no’ they could see themselves using, and then try it out on a real person.” Mazzeo

ture” and recently hosted a “Body Positive Undies Party.” At their core, she said, events like the make-out meet-up touch on serious issues, but with a playful twist. “Sexual assault is really heavy,” she said. “It still is heavy, but also I feel like having [a discussion that is] fun and sexy makes people more willing to engage with the topic.” For those who say “yes,” there are ground rules, of course. For one, she said, any actual sex is off-limits, and clothing must remain on at all times. “For the record, we have no problem with sex parties, but this event is

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Sofia’s suspiciously sober celebrating During what was certainly the most heavily documented celebrity wedding of the decade, bride Sofia Vergara raised more than a few eyebrows by eschewing any celebratory Champagne, despite her marriage to Joe Manganiello being a huge party. So what gives? “The reception was so much fun. Even though so many people there were wasted, Sofia was not at all,” a source says of the West Palm Beach, Florida, nuptials, according to Radar Online. “Either Sofia chose not to get drunk at the wedding out of respect for Joe” — who is 12 years sober — “or she is pregnant.” Well, then. Which do we think it is? The groom’s comments at the reception point to family planning: “Joe

Justin Theroux wants you to know his marriage is awesome In case you were curious about how things are going with Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston now that they’re a few months into their marriage, Theroux himself is here to tell you that everything is fantastic. Not to rub your face in it or anything. “It does feel different.

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cannot wait to have children with her, and he said that they are going to be trying right away,” the source adds. Maybe they got an early start on that.

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Gwen and Blake’s PDAs are looking dubious So this whole Gwen Stefani dating Blake Shelton thing. We need to talk about it. I’m not saying I’m getting suspicious, but I’m getting suspicious. The “Voice” co-judges continue to play the whole fling up for the cameras and behind the scenes so that word can get out about how cutesy they are together. Like during

I’m very happy,” he tells In Touch. “She’s beautiful. Not to be corny, but I constantly say that. We are having a great time.” Oh, and

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Michael B. Jordan has taken hits on screen before. He spent two seasons on “Friday Night Lights,” where he had a double, though still did some of his own stunts. But that’s nothing compared to “Creed,” a spin-off and continuation of the “Rocky” saga, focused on Jordan’s Adonis, the illegitimate secret son of deceased fighter Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers). Adonis may team up with Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky for a big fight, but Jordan — reuniting with his “Fruitvale Station” director Ryan Coogler — didn’t want to just do another “Rocky.” The duo wanted to make their own distinctive movie, that built off the legacy of a beloved franchise while building a future for

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its own, new hero. Not only that, they wanted a studio film that feels as raw and interested in people as the movie that broke them through into the mainstream. Rocky is a Philadelphia institution. He’s huge. When you’re doing exterior scenes with [Stallone], there are hundreds of fans lined up on the side. After you yell cut they’re like, “Rocky! Sly!” It’s like, “Damn, the whole city is out here.” It’s consistent. They followed us around. Despite continuing an iconic film series, this still feels a lot like “Fruitvale Station.” Ryan has a unique take on people. He likes to see what they do when they’re alone, when they’re thinking. He lets scenes breathe. That’s not seen too often in cinema, that directors let characters have little moments. It doesn’t have to be dialogue-filled all the time. Sometimes two people sitting there in their own space is more interesting.

What Sly said Sylvester Stallone on his initial thoughts when filmmaker Ryan Coogler came to him with the idea of “Creed.” “No,” Stallone says. “No, no, no. Because it was such a struggle to get the last one done. I was so happy [‘Rocky Balboa’] was the conclusion of the ‘Rocky’ story. I thought we don’t need to go any further with it. And I dismissed the idea.” But Coogler was adamant. He kept coming back, over a year. “I thought, ‘My story is told, but there’s a whole other generation — two generations, since ‘Rocky’ started — whose story has not been told.’ Then I finally agreed to do it after I was shamed for my narrowmindedness.”

Are you still boxing? I’m still boxing. Got the knuckles to prove it. [Shows a bruise on his knuckles] That one’s kind of infected, actually. Got to do something about that. [Laughs] It’s like picking up a new craft, a new toy. You want to keep playing with it, keep experimenting with it. It’s cool to get back on the heavy bag, the speed bag, jump rope, go through some rounds on the pad. Just to stay sharp. It’s good cardio. It gives you discipline and focus. Exercise is a great release.

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3 things to watch for as Pats face toughest test to date, in Denver Getting to 11-0 won’t be easy as the Pats face the NFL’s toughest defense Sunday.

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It wasn’t pretty by any stretch of the imagination, but the Patriots walked off the Gillette Stadium field winners over the Bills on Monday night — and that makes them a perfect 10-0 heading into Sunday night’s game in Denver. Tom Brady will look to make it 11-0 against Peyton Mann ... check that, Brock Osweiler and the Denver Broncos. That’s right, folks. It appears we have reached the end of an era, as the Brady-Manning ri-

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Everybody loves to make it a matchup between the quarterbacks, but neither QB watches film of the other one leading up to the game. They’re watching the opposing defense, of course. And what Brady is going to see is one of the best defenses in the NFL. Denver is in a playoff position because of its defense, not its offense. Denver leads the NFL in yards allowed per game, at 284.3 — a good 20 yards less than the second-ranked Seahawks. That includes a pass defense allowing just 190.6 yards per

game. Add in the fact that half of Brady’s receivers are injured, and this is most likely going to be the offense’s biggest test of the regular season.

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One of the perks of playing against a Peyton Manning team is the fact that Pats fans usually get to see the “Manning face” in the final minutes of the game. You know the one. But with Osweiler getting the start, it won’t happen this time. Osweiler made his first career start last week on the road against the Bears, throwing for 250 yards and two touchdowns in the win. The Broncos offense looked different than with Manning at QB, but it also looked better as a whole. Osweiler got

tight ends Owen Daniels and Vernon Davis involved (137 combined receiving yards) as well as the running backs — Ronnie Hillman and C.J. Anderson (161 rushing yards). We already know what Demaryius Thomas is capable of, and Emmanuel Sanders (high ankle sprain) is hopeful to return.

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Yes, it’s still November, but a win in Denver could not only clinch the AFC East (an inevitability) but would also give New England a fourgame lead over the Broncos for one of the two top seeds in the AFC. The Pats are gunning for the No. 1 overall seed, but essentially locking up a first round bye so early would be highly impressive.

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