Two people were taken to jail and face multiple felony charges after a neighbor saw something and reported it to authorities, according to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office.

This week’s new entertainment releases include new music from Future and Kehlani, a 10-episode Paramount+ series that dramatizes the behind-the-scenes story of the making of “The Godfather,” and the comedy “I Love That for You” starring former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Vanessa Bayer as a woman longing to be a home shopping channel host.

MacGraw and Glover will be honored at the Turner Classic Movies Festival. (AP Photo)Don't worry about making the trip to Hollywood for the Turner Classic Movies Festival this year — it's coming straight to your living room. TCM said Wednesday that its 12th installment will run on both its cable channel and the HBO Max streaming service. Our approach gives fans even more movies, stars and unique presentations to choose from,” said Pola Changnon, head of TCM, in a statement. “The breadth of this festival will offer interest for every kind of classic movie fan – whether they’re new to this world or card-carrying cinephiles!”

(CNN) - Robert Evans, whose charisma rivaled some of the actors who appeared in the hit films he produced, died Saturday, according to his publicist Monique Evans. As a studio head, Evans helped resurrect Paramount Pictures in the 1960s by bringing such projects as "Chinatown," "The Godfather" and "Rosemary's Baby" to the big screen. Evans seemed to epitomize Hollywood excesses with his seven marriages, outspoken nature and freewheeling lifestyle that he documented in his 1994 memoir, "The Kid Stays in the Picture." When stardom eluded him, Evans took a job promoting sales for Evan-Picone, a clothing company co-owned by his brother, Charles. "The kid stays in the picture."

As gunfire erupted at the El Paso Walmart last week, store manager Robert Evans immediately sprang into action, putting the important training he learned into practice to save his customers. Evans, in an interview Friday with CNN, said he quickly evaluated the scene when the gunman began shooting inside the store. I just wanted to save as many people, ... and get people notified that there was danger, he said. The El Paso store had given its employees active shooter training, through virtual reality and on the computer. RELATED STORIESHow These Golden Retrievers Are Giving Comfort to Those Affected in El Paso ShootingMother Reportedly Died Shielding Her Baby in El Paso ShootingMan Says He Carried Lost Children to Safety in El Paso Shooting

And like others standing outside the El Paso Walmart Supercenter, he scanned the parking lot, unsure of what was happening. He was very defined, looked very focused," Evans, the Walmart manager, told CNN on Friday. The native El Pasoan and longtime Walmart employee went in the store, yelling out there was an active shooter and calling a Code Brown on the store radio. Evans said he will return to the store where he has spent seven of his 21 years with the company. CNN's Brian Todd reported from El Paso, Texas, and Steve Almasy wrote in Atlanta.

A 39-year-old Jacksonville Beach man was arrested last week after police said two teen girls identified him as a man who grabbed them while they were at the beach last month.