Kyle Aldridge Killed At Annapolis July 4th Parade: 7-Year-Old Fell Off Float, Was Struck By Trailer Driven By Grandfather

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A 7-year-old boy from Baltimore who died during the Annapolis Fourth of July parade was struck by a trailer being towed from a van driven by his grandfather, Annapolis police said.

Kyle Aldridge had been sitting on the side of a homemade, single-axle trailer that was carrying a motorcycle that performs wheelie simulations, advertising a company called iWHEELiE.com, police said.

The boy got off the trailer, fell to the ground and was struck by the trailer's tire, police said. The incident happened at 7:11 p.m. as the van and trailer were lining up on Amos Garrett Boulevard to join the annual parade.

The boy was taken to Anne Arundel Medical Center, where he died, police said.

The driver of the 2005 GMC Savana van that was towing the iWHEELiE.com trailer was identified as the boy's grandfather, 43-year-old Jason Hicks of Glen Burnie.

Driver error, drugs and alcohol were not factors in the accident, police said. Anyone who witnessed the accident is asked to call Officer David Higgins at 410-268-9000.

Annapolis Mayor Josh Cohen met with the boy's family at the hospital. He released a statement through police that said: "It's an unbelievably tragic accident. Our entire community's thoughts and prayers are with the family."

The parade began at 6:30 p.m. at Amos Garrett Boulevard and West Street, continuing down West, around Church Circle and down Main Street.

The accident is being investigated by the Annapolis Police Department Traffic Safety Unit.

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New 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire' International Trailer Asks 'Would You Like To Be In A Real War?'

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Destruction is nigh once again in the newly released international trailer for "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire." The clip's menacing tone announces a further emphasis on the dystopian elements found in the popular trilogy's second entry.

Like the first version, the trailer announces an impending war, with President Snow (Donald Sutherland) asking Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) whether she's prepared for a "real war." That leaves a rebellion brewing as Panem prepares for the Quarter Quell, or the 75th Annual Hunger Games.

"Catching Fire" hits theaters Nov. 22.

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'Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' New Trailer: Lily Collins Learns About 'Shadowhunters' In Latest Movie Teaser (VIDEO)

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Though we remain skeptical of anyone saying that Lily Collins is about to become "the next Jennifer Lawrence," we will say this: The new trailer for "The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones" is actually pretty awesome.

Lily Collins carries the movie as Clary Fray, a teen who discovers she is half-angel and can see between two worlds. This makes her part of a special group of warriors called "Shadowhunters," who protect the human world from demons. The new trailer, above, shows a darker side to the film than the first trailer, as well as the faces of a few new characters (oh hey, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers).

If the teasers are any indication, the film does seem like it will fall closer to "Hunger Games" than "Twilight" on the YA book-to-movie-adaptation scale (Collins even wields a crossbow at one point). And if you need another reason to get behind it, the author of the book series also has some pretty cool things to say about the importance of diversity when casting the film.

That said, let's take a moment to remember "Beautiful Creatures," a similarly popular YA adaptation that came out in February. To the surprise of many, particularly considering its "Twilight"-esque themes and supposedly rabid teenage fan-base, it failed to impress at the box office.

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'Jayne Mansfield's Car' Trailer: Billy Bob Thorton Returns To Writer/Director Chair In New Multi-Generational Dramedy

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"Jayne Mansfield's Car" is the first feature film Billy Bob Thornton has written and directed in 12 years, and its new trailer finds the Oscar winner donning a thick Southern accent as an Alabama native. "Car," set in the late 1960s, depicts a multi-generational family that clashes when their British counterparts -- one of whom is referred to as "that English bastard" -- call to inform them of the death of their matriarch.

Robert Duvall plays the head honcho of the Alabama family, while John Hurt leads the London clan. Thornton, Kevin Bacon and Robert Patrick play the three Southern siblings, with Tippi Hedren, Frances O'Connor and Robert Stevenson rounding out the cast. Co-written by frequent Thornton collaborator Tom Epperson, "Car" hits theaters Sept. 13. Will it net Thornton a second screenplay Oscar, following his win for 1996's "Sling Blade"? Watch the trailer and weigh in.

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