Jayne Anne Phillips’ “Night Watch,” a mother-daughter saga set in a West Virginia asylum after the Civil War, has won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Days before the new year, Cheryl Bacon, 52, took her final breath at UF Health Jacksonville after losing her battle with COVID-19. “A week later, on Dec. 20, is when we were notified that she had COVID-19.”From the sound of her voice, Booth said, she could tell that her mother’s health was declining. “When I talked to my mom on a daily basis, her voice just kept getting weaker and kept getting weaker,” Booth said. She encourages those who have a loved one battling COVID-19 to take it day by day. “Never stop praying,” Booth said.

A woman diagnosed with COVID-19 is fighting for her life as her family hopes for a Christmas miracle. Her daughter, Adeara Booth, said it’s been a difficult year and that her father recently passed away. But I know for a fact that God has the last say,” Booth said. “Her heart stopped late Tuesday night, early Wednesday morning her heart had stopped. They performed CPR, they brought her back to life.”Bacon, Booth said, was diagnosed with the virus last week.

Spoilers, obviously, for the ending of "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." And that's where Tarantino begins to blend fact and fiction into his own buoyant, bloody ending to this fairy tale. While they regroup in the car, Sadie pitches the idea of breaking into Dalton's house and killing him first. But Sharon Tate survives, as do would-be victims Jay Sebring, Wojciech Frykowski and coffee heiress Abigail Folger. For a film that largely exists to preserve a certain era of Hollywood in amber, in many ways this is the perfect ending.