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The Paper Office Spin-Off Debuts on Peacock Sept. 4 with a New Cast
Office nostalgia meets a fresh ensemble in The Paper, debuting September 4 on Peacock. The cast teases where their characters come from, their signature looks, and a few playful on-set moments—hinting at a new spin on familiar humor.
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Brooks Nader Signals Peep-Toe Comeback With Dual Labor Day Shoes
Brooks Nader leans into the peep-toe revival with two sharp Labor Day looks, letting statement footwear steal the spotlight—from luxe Saint Laurent Babylone mules to crisp white pumps. A stylish lesson in balancing texture, hardware, and tonal minimalism as summer edges into fall.
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Halloween Horror Nights 34: Ten New Mazes at Universal Orlando Tease Immersive Fear
Halloween Horror Nights 34 returns to Universal Studios Florida with ten all-new mazes that blend beloved IPs with bold original concepts. The event expands beyond the scares with immersive production, roaming scare zones, live entertainment, and seasonal bites that turn a night into theater-level thrills. A fearless showcase of design and storytelling, this season promises…
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Sabrina Impacciatore Channels Michael Scott in The Paper Office Spin-Off
Sabrina Impacciatore reveals how The Office’s Michael Scott vibe informs her turn in The Paper, bringing a new newsroom world to life with warmth and wit. With mentorship, ambition, and a fresh cast, this spin-off promises a binge-worthy blend of humor and heart.
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Venice Preview: Jonathan Anderson Teases Dior Women’s Debut
Venice offered a first glimpse into Dior under Jonathan Anderson—a couture-forward conversation where archival codes meet his precise, feminine tailoring. A deconstructed Bar Jacket riff paired with a New Look–inspired silhouette signals a daring reinvention of the house, hinting at a bold new era for Dior’s women’s line.
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Mets top Tigers as Alonso, Soto go deep and rookie McLean shines
Alonso and Soto supply the thunder as the Mets roll past Detroit. Rookie Nolan McLean shines in six innings, fueling a 12-5 win and a growing wild-card cushion.
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Broadway’s Oh, Mary! Cast Teases Fast-Paced Farce with Monsoon, Urie, and Nanjiani
Jinkx Monsoon, Michael Urie, and Kumail Nanjiani lift the curtain on Cole Escola’s Oh, Mary!—a Broadway farce fueled by precision timing, chaotic energy, and bold laughs. A rare backstage peek reveals how these three shape the rhythm, chemistry, and surprises of a night in the theater.
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Brooks Nader Reveals Divorce and NDA Impact in Love Thy Nader’s Sisterhood Journey
Brooks Nader pulls back the curtain on a private chapter that helped shape her—from a high-profile divorce wrapped in an NDA to a bold new journey on screen. In Love Thy Nader, she and her sisters show how resilience and sisterhood steer life after upheaval.
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WNBA Playoff Race Tightens as Liberty Edge Closer to Clinching
Playoff stakes rise as teams jockey for position in a tightly packed race. With Caitlin Clark sidelined, Indiana eyes a late-season push while the Liberty navigate a critical showdown against the Valkyries. The coming days promise high-stakes matchups and pivotal tiebreakers that could reshape the postseason picture.
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MTV VMAs 2025: Star-Studded Presenter Lineup Announced Ahead of Sunday Show
Star power is on full display at this year’s VMAs, with a star-studded presenter lineup and a brand-new Extended Play Stage spotlighting first-time nominees. Expect show-stopping moments, surprise appearances, and a high-energy, multi-network broadcast that keeps the night buzzing from start to finish.
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Ring of Honor Debuts in New Orleans With Walter Payton Man of the Year Winners
Six Walter Payton Man of the Year winners are inducted into the Sport For Impact Ring of Honor in New Orleans, linking athletic achievement with community leadership. The ceremony hinted at a new era where sports legends celebrate service as much as success.
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Rupert Backs Veronica Burton in MIP Debate, Igniting the Race
Iliana Rupert weighs in on the MIP debate with a detailed case for Veronica Burton, spotlighting a multi-faceted rise across the board. The public endorsement adds a peer’s perspective to Burton’s trajectory, shaping the buzz around the award. As Burton continues to develop, this storyline could redefine the season’s narrative.
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Frontier Unveils GoWild All-You-Can-Fly Annual Pass at $299 in Pre-Sale
Frontier’s new GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly pass could mean unlimited flights through 2027 for just $299. It’s a bold offer with blackout dates and extra fees to consider—perfect for frequent travelers weighing big savings against restrictions.
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Mega Millions Changes 2025: Higher Stakes, Multipliers, and Fresh Jackpot Buzz
Mega Millions just got a major overhaul: higher ticket price, a built-in multiplier, and a revamped prize structure that alters every payoff tier. The jackpot still lures, but the new rules change your chances in surprising ways. Here’s a quick look at what changed and what it could mean for the next drawings.
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Buc-ee’s Chooses Springville for Its First Utah Location
Buc-ee’s is eyeing Utah for its first store outside Texas, targeting Springville with a 74,000-square-foot mega travel center and major local infrastructure upgrades. The plan promises hundreds of jobs and a new regional draw—though approvals and timelines remain in flux.
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SpaceX Launches 28 Starlink V2 Minis from Cape Canaveral
SpaceX lights up the skies again with 28 Starlink V2 Mini satellites, lifting off on a flight-proven Falcon 9 from Cape Canaveral. The move adds more capacity to a growing global network, hinting at broader coverage for remote and mobile users — all while showcasing a relentless launch cadence.
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Gilbert’s four-hit night fuels Giants’ playoff push in Denver
Drew Gilbert powered a night of big hits as the Giants kept their postseason push hot in Denver. A wave of power and timely execution highlighted San Francisco’s winning form, hinting at a late-season surge that could shake up the playoff chase.
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Late Show Unveils September Lineup and Streaming Details
Late-night viewers are in for a star-studded stretch as The Late Show unveils an Aug 28–Sept 4 lineup filled with big-name guests, cultural voices, and lively performances. Expect provocative conversations, humor, and timely takes across TV, streaming, and audio—with multiple ways to tune in. Curious what moments this week might bring?
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USTA Bets Big on Open Profits With Debt-Funded Venue Overhaul
Big profits from the Open are funding a bold, debt-financed $800 million overhaul of tennis’s flagship venue. The plan promises a brighter fan experience and growth—yet it also raises questions about risk and long-term balance.
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Former NHL Draft Pick Joins RIT Tigers, Eyes Pro Comeback
Former NHL draft pick joins RIT, bringing seasoned pedigree to the Tigers’ blue line. A fresh college opportunity could redefine his path this season and spark renewed interest from pro teams.
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Kim Jong Un Arrives in Beijing for High-Stakes Talks with China
Kim Jong Un arrives in Beijing for high-level talks, his first trip to China since 2019, signaling renewed ties with Beijing. Accompanying photos show his daughter in the entourage, adding a domestic signaling angle to the diplomacy unfolding in Northeast Asia.