Movie Sense...Tingling

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, now running for Senate, has been accused of illegal campaign finance tactics by a watchdog group. The group has accused Greitens of using his state campaign fund to pay for unrelated expenses.

"In a complaint filed Thursday with the Federal Election Commission, Washington-based Campaign Legal Center, a nonprofit focused on campaign finance laws and ethics, said the Republican spent more than $100,000 from his Missouri account to finance the startup costs of his political comeback attempt," reported Kurt Erickson. "The potentially unlawful spending included payments to a longtime aide who is now his Senate campaign manager, as well as to public relations firms and media consulting firms, and for digital media costs, the complaint noted."

Additional information is coming out about how "Crying Nazi" Christopher Cantwell has been preparing to defend himself in the civil lawsuit against organizers of the fatal 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Earlier in October, Raw Story reported that Cantwell is receiving legal help from fellow white supremacist Matt Hale.

According to People Magazine, actor Micah Beals, who had a minor role on the sitcom "Parks and Recreation," has been charged for allegedly vandalizing a statue of George Floyd in New York City.

"Beals allegedly rode by the statue on a skateboard and threw gray paint on its face and base on the morning of Oct. 3, police said. A previous tweet from the NYPD included footage from the incident," reported Katie Campione. "As an actor, Beals is known under his stage name: Micah Femia. He has appeared in one episode of Parks and Recreation, as well as an episode of CSI: NY. His other credits include several short films, along with the feature film Pop Star."