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The murder of an African American youth in rural Alabama has gone unpunished, unsolved and uninvestigated for almost twenty years. But that changes when Nashville Times reporter Matt Harper meets an idealistic blue blood bent on discovering the truth. Harper undertakes the investigation despite the opposition of his publisher, violent threats from mysterious forces, a break-up with his fiancee and his father's cancer diagnosis. Deadline is a story of murder, family, race, and of redemption - for a small Southern town and for Matt Harper.

A young journalist starts working for the local Antwerp newspaper and has to deal with the disappearance of a young girl. What was first regarded as another silly story, soon appears to be a suspicious case with linkages to the political world. Just when the election campaign in the city of Antwerp is fully erupted.

More than one hundred lives lost. Thousands of lives changed. One community newspaper helps its town find hope in the aftermath of the EF-5 tornado that nearly destroyed Joplin, Missouri on May 22, 2011. The tornado took the life of The Joplin Globe's page designer and one-third of the staff lost their homes. Still, The Globe rolled the presses on the night of the storm and has not missed a beat. Reporters examine their roles as community watchdog and residents see their newspaper as a vital source for mourning their losses and moving forward. Much like the hard-rock miners who settled Joplin, the long hours, difficult working conditions, and uncovering of stories from the disaster continues for The Joplin Globe.

Every student from all over the world will recognize themselves in The Deadline. The Deadline captures the moment where three students left everything for the last minute. Many students put pressure on themselves. The Deadline raises an open question to students, why do we stress ourselves. The Deadline is based on real life stories. It is entertaining, extremely funny and recognizable. The film has tremendous youth appeal and it will touch every students heart.

People who straggle to catch up with their tight deadlines. Everyone is traveling alone on a unicycle, emphasizing the fact that life is imbalanced.

Deadline.com and its editor in chief Nikki Finke somehow always know what's going on in the industry before anyone else.

Every day a young anchorman of TV-news has to come in concessions with an editor, who is sure, that a spectator is interested in information with blood and death only. Consequently violence that already overfilled either on all channels, destructively intrudes in his personal life. Then he operates just like this, as a newsmaker on TV at Florida State almost forty years ago.

Molly, new mother and post-graduate student at the local university, rushes to complete her final thesis before the 5pm deadline. Baby in tow, she hurries to the campus, failing to notice the warning signs until it is too late: she has stumbled into a zombie apocalypse. With only minutes to spare, Molly must negotiate a variety of undead obstacles while protecting her new-born child. When her back is against the wall, can she manage it all and keep her humanity intact?

A screenwriter is hired to write a murder mystery when the murders suddenly start happening in real life.

When a struggling screenwriter fails to meet his deadline, a Hollywood studio dispatches two goons to "motivate" him.

The warehouse is a flurry of activity as JP and Zoe prep for Totally Amp'd's first video. The pressure is on for it to be great. Aria, revealing her artistic side, shows the group some designs she came up with for their stage costumes. The group votes unanimously in favor - except for Madison, who swans in late wondering what she missed. Annoyed that Aria has stolen the spotlight, Madison attempts to make Aria's drawings "better," until Aria, with Lexi's support, decides she's tired of following Madison's orders. Outnumbered and surprised, Madison blows off the costumes as something she doesn't really care about anyway. Totally Amp'd shoots the video for "Dancing at the Speed of Love" dressed in Aria's designs. Madison won't admit it, but the gang looks as good as they sound, which is fantastic. But just as JP is uploading their video to the 24-7 Music website, they discover another band has submitted a video with their original song - and that band happens to be Delicious Dynamite, thanks to Archie's sneaky spying. With barely enough time before the deadline closes, Totally Amp'd scramble to make another video with the new song "Cast Away" that Tyler quickly assembles. Although it doesn't have the same production value as "Dancing at the Speed of Love," the group is really happy with what they were able to do on such short notice. But with the video uploaded and not a single view, they now worry that it may not be good enough.

Martyn is thrown into a panic when he hears of an issue that threatens to derail the installation of Tamara Mellon's $30 million Manhattan apartment. Kathryn brings her housekeeper, Jacqueline. to check on the progress of a stunning home in wine country, but they spend more time drinking wine than on design. Mary must navigate the personality quirks of a major client who defers design decisions to her beloved dog.

On this latest edition of Phillies Nation TV, Corey and I recap the trade deadline moves, as the Phillies shipped Shane Victorino and Hunter Pence out west. How about some of the guys that didn't get moved? Joe Blanton, Juan Pierre, and Cliff Lee all stay put, so we talk about why. We also take an in-depth look at Domonic Brown and what he'll bring to the Phillies over the next year and a half. What does he need to do to knock the thought that he's a bust. Natalie has your reader comments and questions from Facebook and Twitter - see if you made the show.