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Wisconsin Badgers Eye Momentum in Non-Conference Clash with Milwaukee
in SportsWisconsin closes out 2025 with a final non-conference test against Milwaukee. The win over Central Michigan showcased depth and a season debut from Zach Kinziger, but defense remains an area to tighten. Milwaukee’s road woes and defensive struggles could set the stage for Wisconsin to settle rotations before Big Ten play — tip-off is Tuesday…
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Sixers Look to End Slump in Grizzlies Clash as Embiid Questionable
in SportsWith injuries mounting and shooting slumps creeping in, the Sixers head to Memphis for a pivotal test. Embiid’s status and a tightening playoff race add urgency as Philadelphia seeks a spark and a new rhythm.
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Fiji athletes urged to stay drug-free as 2026 season approaches
in Fiji NewsFiji’s 2025 sports year ends on a high note, with standout achievements across codes and stages. A New Year message from the Minister for Youth and Sports highlights a drug-free, focused path for 2026 and spotlights the rise of youth cooperatives shaping the future. A snapshot of the year’s wins and the bold outlook for…
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Ricky Gervais Reveals Why He Didn’t Tell a Golden Globes Joke in Mortality
in NewsRicky Gervais reveals the joke he held back at the Golden Globes, fearing it could be seen as racist. In his Netflix special Mortality, he unpacks censorship, timing, and what it means to be honest in today’s comedy scene. A bite-sized tease of past hosting moments and the shifting boundaries of humor.
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The Quiet Shortage of New Year’s Eve Movies
in NewsNew Year’s Eve isn’t as saturated on screen as Christmas, but a handful of films turn the countdown into a doorway to hope, second chances, and unexpected romance. From heartfelt comedies to quirky indie gems, these stories capture the magic—and the nerves—of starting anew as the year turns.
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New Year’s Day Open: Which UK Stores Are Open and When?
in NewsNew Year’s Day brings a mixed bag of opening hours for supermarkets and pubs. Hours can vary by location, with some shops staying open and others trimming service—a quick overview to help you plan the first shopping trip of the year.
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Fifty-Year Legacy Sparks Megillas Esther Translation and Pittsburgh Torah Learning
in NewsFifty years after his passing, a devoted educator’s memory continues to shape Torah learning in surprising ways. From a landmark Megillas Esther translation that sparked a widespread study movement to a Pittsburgh kollel fostering unity, and a new shul rising in Lakewood’s corporate scene, the ripple effects are felt far and wide. A testament to…
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Fans Rally Behind Former Ned’s Declassified Star Tylor Chase as He Receives Urgent Medical Care
in NewsFormer Nickelodeon child star Tylor Chase is in hospital receiving crucial treatment, with loved ones rallying around him. A wave of support from friends, fans, and caring strangers is helping lay the groundwork for a hopeful path forward.
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Devils Seek Momentum in Toronto as Maple Leafs Battle Injuries
in SportsDevils head to Toronto chasing momentum against an injury-hit Maple Leafs in a pivotal showdown. With lineup shakeups and goaltending likely to swing momentum, this one could redefine the Atlantic race.
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Panthers vs Canadiens: Sunrise showdown ahead of Winter Classic
in SportsTwo teams jockeying for position clash in Sunrise as the Panthers host the Canadiens. With a Winter Classic on the horizon and a flurry of lineup notes, tonight promises tight hockey, late‑game drama, and a preview of the Atlantic race.
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Penguins Clash with Hurricanes in Pivotal Metropolitan Division Showdown
in SportsTwo teams collide in a must-watch Metropolitan showdown as the Penguins close out 2025 against the Hurricanes. Pittsburgh rides momentum from a big win while juggling injuries and lineup shuffles, with Justin Brazeau making a high-profile mark. Add in roster moves, illness headlines, and Olympic buzz—the evening promises more twists than a box score.
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Isiah Whitlock Jr. Dies at 71: Remembering The Wire Star and Character Actor
in NewsIsiah Whitlock Jr., the celebrated character actor whose work spanned The Wire, Veep, and Spike Lee classics, has died at 71. Fans remember his magnetic presence and the warmth he brought to every role. His versatile career leaves a lasting mark on screen and in the hearts of colleagues.
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Sycamore Brewing Owner Brigham: Court Hearing Delayed Amid Child Sex Charges
in NewsA postponed court hearing keeps a high-profile case in the spotlight as a former Sycamore Brewing owner faces a widening slate of charges tied to a minor. With bond set high and the brewery distancing itself from the situation, the fallout is rippling through the local business scene. The community watches closely as the legal…
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Miles Kitselman Return Could Boost Tennessee in Music City Bowl vs Illinois
in SportsAll eyes are on Miles Kitselman as Tennessee heads into the Music City Bowl against Illinois. A potential return could give the Vols a versatile spark in the passing and running game and provide quarterback Joey Aguilar with another trusted target. With Ethan Davis stepping up and a cadre of young tight ends waiting in…
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Two TJ Maxx Stores to Close, Including Boston’s Newbury Street Location
in NewsMajor retail changes are unfolding as TJ Maxx weighs a Boston storefront closure even as another local location stays open. With store shut-downs sweeping the industry, shoppers will be watching how these moves reshape the holiday shopping landscape.
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USC vs. TCU Bowl Showdown with Key Opt-Outs and Bold Model Picks on Tuesday Night
in SportsTuesday’s bowl slate features a marquee USC vs. TCU showdown with rosters shaken up by opt-outs. A computer-model forecast hints at a high-scoring night and bold plays across the slate. Expect drama, surprises, and plenty of late-night college football action.
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Illinois Basketball: Illini Ride Depth and 3-Point Firepower to Dominant Win
in SportsIllinois leaned on depth, speed, and a hot night from beyond the arc to roll to a convincing win. Fresh faces stepped up and the rotation clicked, hinting at a turning point as the Illini head into a busy stretch ahead.
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Michigan Faces Texas in Citrus Bowl With 12-15 Players Out Ahead of NFL Draft
in SportsMichigan heads to the Citrus Bowl with a long list of absences, as 12–15 Wolverines may sit out due to injuries and opt-outs. Three confirmed players—Derrick Moore, Jaishawn Barham, and Giovanni El-Hadi—lead the offseason shuffle, with more uncertain as draft season looms. Still, interim coach Biff Poggi says the team is fired up to test…
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CFP Quarterfinal Clash: Hurricanes vs Buckeyes in Arlington
in SportsArlington hosts a midweek clash that could reshape the playoff picture as Miami tests the defending national champions, Ohio State. The Hurricanes bring momentum against a Buckeyes squad eager to prove their title pedigree in a tense, low-scoring showdown. Expect defense, crucial decisions, and a game that could redefine the CFP landscape.
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Illinois QB Altmyer Aims for Nine Wins as Illini Push Playoff Hopes
in SportsLuke Altmyer has been at the center of Illinois’ remarkable rise, guiding the program with his leadership and playmaking. As a pivotal game nears that could push the Illini to even greater heights, a heartfelt reflection from the QB hints at what’s next for the team and the mission to sustain the momentum.
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Howard aims to extend five-game win streak against Northwestern on Tuesday
in SportsTwo programs collide in Evanston as Howard tries to extend its win streak against a fast-paced Northwestern squad. Look for a guard-led duel and timely scoring from stars on both sides as the action unfolds in a high-energy battle.