| Good morning, it's Tuesday, Nov. 17 and international news is dominating this morning's headlines. There are updates on the Paris terror attacks and word that a Russian passenger jet was brought down by a homemade explosive. For a diversion, check out our list of the newest attractions in Orlando. Five men whose SUV crashed on State Road 417 last week while a police helicopter hovered overhead are suspected of burglarizing five homes earlier that day and before their vehicle crashed while trying to elude law enforcement officers. [More] The Russian passenger plane that crashed in Egypt was brought down by a homemade bomb placed on board in a "terrorist" act, the head of Russia's FSB security service says. [More] France fell silent Monday to remember 129 people killed by Islamic State militants as police failed to corner a key escaped accomplice and officials named the alleged Syrian-based mastermind of the attacks. [More] Gators' quarterback Will Grier and his lawyer have presented their appeal to the NCAA, hoping that the NCAA will reduce Grier's 12-month suspension for violating the policy on using performance-enhancing drugs. [More] The actor is expected to reveal that he is HIV positive, according to several national reports. Sheen, the former star of "Two and a Half Men" is expected to make the announcement this morning during an interview with Matt Lauer. [More]
Victor Oladipo is trying to remain patient as he recovers from the concussion he suffered on Nov. 11 [More] The Florida Gators opened the Mike White home era with a 104-54 win over North Carolina A&T. [More] Paris terrorism attacks are a warning for U.S. sports venues [More] FSU coach Jimbo Fisher announced Sean Maguire as his starting quarterback for this week's game against Chattanooga. [More]
Yes, younger version of me trapped in 1997 with unfortunate Bugle Boy glasses and unruly curly hair, Taylor Hanson is calling you for an interview. [More] Feeling golden? Disney World announced 50 years ago this week [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Quest: Choose Your Own Adventure." [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Master Class" from Florida Opera Theatre. [More] Walt Disney World officials confirmed that Epcot's Captain EO will close next month. [More]
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