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Powerball Fever Hits Arizona as $1.3B Jackpot Looms
Powerball momentum surged through Arizona this Labor Day weekend, with several six-figure wins and a massive jackpot climbing toward record territory. From the Phoenix area to distant corners of the state, players watched the numbers and hoped for the next drawing. The excitement keeps building as the next results loom.
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The Bone Temple Trailer Teases Humans as the Real Threat in 28 Years Later
Could the greatest danger in a world ravaged by a virus be human ambition itself? The Bone Temple signals a bold shift for the saga, steering the story toward moral ambiguity and fractured loyalties under Nia DaCosta’s bold direction. A visually striking, character-driven thriller arrives January 16.
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Countdown Season 2 Renewal Update: When Could It Happen on Prime Video?
Countdown is waiting on official word for Season 2, with a potential return eyed for late 2026 or 2027 if renewed. The next chapter could dive bigger, throwing Mark Meachum into tougher cases, new twists, and an expanded cast that raises the stakes. Until confirmation arrives, anticipation is building for what comes next in this…
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Countdown Penultimate Episode: The Hunt Intensifies Ahead of the Finale
Penultimate pressure boils over as a ruthless hunter leaves the task force guessing with misdirection at every turn. Cryptic clues and a sealed envelope hint at a finale that could redefine the hunt. Tense, twist-filled, and relentlessly dangerous, this chapter sets up a climactic showdown.
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Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 Arrives on Netflix India September 3, 2025 with Lady Gaga and Four New Episodes
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 lands on Netflix with four new episodes, bringing more mystery, wit, and supernatural intrigue to Nevermore. A brand-new presence enters the scene as Lady Gaga joins the cast, adding a fresh dynamic to the campus’s eerie charm. Mark your calendar for September 3, 2025 at 12:30 PM IST in India…
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Social Security Goes Digital: Moving Away From Paper Checks
The push to modernize Social Security payments is accelerating, shifting from paper checks to digital delivery. A Sept. 30 deadline marks a turning point for the minority still receiving checks, with faster, safer access to funds on the horizon.
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Jordan Peele’s Next Film Pulled From Universal Schedule
Jordan Peele’s next film has vanished from Universal’s release calendar, with no new date in sight. After a string of shifts—from Christmas 2024 to Halloween 2025—the project remains unlisted. The pause highlights how strikes and post-production twists are reshaping big-budget genre cinema, even for a filmmaker with Peele’s track record.
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Lightning Sparks Five Fires East of Sloughhouse, Sacramento County
Lightning sparked five wildfires east of Sloughhouse, drawing crews into a tense battle under dry, high-risk conditions. With Ione Road closed and containment efforts ongoing, the situation remains fluid and dangerous.
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Nelvana Shutdown Rumors Stir Online Buzz as Fans Await Confirmation
Rumors about Nelvana’s fate are swirling online, but there’s no official word yet. A look at the studio’s storied legacy and the uncertainty surrounding its future considers what the chatter could mean for Canadian animation.
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Final Blood Moon on September 7: Total Lunar Eclipse Lights Up the Sky
September 7 promises a striking “blood moon” as Earth passes between the Sun and the Moon, turning its surface a haunting red. The total eclipse will grace skies over Asia, central and eastern Africa, and Australia, with others catching partial views or a live stream. A celestial reminder of the solar system’s dramatic dance.
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Tuolumne County Evacuations Grow as Lightning-Triggered Fire Complex Expands
Lightning sparked a growing fire complex in Tuolumne County, driving evacuations around Sonora, Arnold and San Andreas. Crews fight hot, windy conditions as thousands of lightning strikes push fire weather to critical levels and containment efforts get underway.
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PG&E Cuts Residential Electric Rates by 2.1% and Announces October Bill Credit
PG&E trims residential electric rates by 2.1% and adds a one-time October bill credit. The move follows efficiency gains and safety upgrades that have helped lower costs. It offers a glimpse of bill stability even as broader energy prices rise.
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Two Brothers, One Heart: The Summer I Turned Pretty Finale Leaves Belly at a Crossroads
Love, loyalties, and a wedding day that won’t bring closure—Belly’s world is pulled in two directions like never before. Secrets surface, promises are tested, and a Paris-bound dream hints at a life beyond the beach house. The finale leaves Belly standing at a crossroads, with a future that could rewrite everything.
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Washington policing move eyed as blueprint for federal policing in U.S. cities
Washington’s policing move is being pitched as a test for broader federal deployments in U.S. cities—Chicago could be next. As crime trends ease from pandemic highs, the debate centers on federal reach, local control, and civil liberties. Proponents highlight grants, training, and forensic improvements; critics warn the plan may not address root causes.
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Winds Down Wires in Carmichael as SMUD Races to Restore Power
Strong winds knocked out power across Carmichael, leaving thousands in the dark as crews rush to restore service. With weather hazards continuing, residents are urged to stay safe around downed lines and anticipate possible further outages.
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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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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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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.