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Dean Franklin, The Voice UK contestant, dies at 36 after cancer battle
in NewsDean Franklin, the singer who captivated audiences on The Voice UK, has died at 36 after a courageous battle with cancer. His family shared the heartbreaking news, prompting an outpouring of tributes as memorial plans unfold.
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John Ramsey Breaks Silence on Epstein Records in JonBenét Case
in NewsJohn Ramsey’s latest remarks connect the JonBenét Ramsey case to ongoing discussions about Epstein’s records, reviving scrutiny of a decades‑old tragedy. Fresh questions about the crime scene and evidence emerge as the case remains unresolved.
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Kristen Stewart Opens Up on Hollywood Pressure, Bisexuality and Living Authentically
in NewsKristen Stewart opens up about the price of living in the spotlight—from a romance under a relentless gaze to the pressure to hide parts of herself. She discusses bisexuality, choosing authenticity over conformity, and a Hollywood culture slowly shifting toward acceptance. A candid, hopeful message about identity, love, and owning your truth.
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Rockies Sign Veteran Quintana to Steady Rotation Ahead of Spring Training
in SportsColorado bolsters its rotation with veteran left-hander Jose Quintana ahead of Spring Training. A durable, experienced arm, Quintana is poised to eat innings and mentor the Rockies’ rising pitchers as they set sights on a more competitive season.
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Vandalism Targets Fiji Roads and Bridges as FRA Urges Public Action
in Fiji NewsVandalism is taking a toll on Fiji’s road network, threatening essential services and driving up repair costs. From damaged bridges to wrecked equipment and broken bus shelters, communities face growing disruption. Authorities are urging collective action to protect infrastructure and keep everyone connected.
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Lakers’ Adou Thiero Nears Return From MCL Sprain Ahead of All-Star Break
in SportsAdou Thiero’s comeback is picking up pace as he eases back into action with a full-contact session and time with the G-League squad. Could these steps signal a turning point for the talented rookie this late in the season?
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Catherine O’Hara Dies at 71; Tributes Pour In From Co-Stars
in NewsBeloved actress Catherine O’Hara, famed for Moira Rose and a string of unforgettable performances, has died at 71. Tributes are pouring in for the comedy legend whose razor-sharp wit and warm charm touched fans around the world. Her remarkable body of work leaves a lasting legacy that continues to inspire.
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Lakers Trade Vincent for Kennard in Quiet Deadline as Knecht’s Future Hangs in the Balance
in SportsAfter a relatively quiet trade deadline, the Lakers’ plans shift toward Dalton Knecht and what he could mean for the franchise going forward. Expiring contracts and cautious front-office moves are shaping a season that might hinge on patience as much as potential, leaving plenty of questions about the road ahead.
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Queen’s Road Closes After Major Fissure Near Semo Village
in Fiji NewsQueen’s Road near Semo Village has suffered a dramatic road collapse after a deep fissure opened up, leaving a large section impassable and traffic at a standstill in both directions. Crews are assessing the damage as motorists are urged to avoid the area and seek alternatives.
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LeBron Out Tonight, Ending 21-Year All-NBA Streak and Award Eligibility
in SportsLeBron James sits out a pivotal game, sending ripples through the postseason picture and his historic award streak. With the Lakers juggling injuries and the playoff push heating up, tonight’s developments hint at bigger twists as the stretch run unfolds.
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Poulin Out, Canada Routed 5-0 by USA in Olympic Women’s Hockey Clash
in SportsCanada’s women’s hockey team suffers a 5-0 setback to the United States in Milano-Cortina, with captain Poulin sidelined by injury. A setback that reshapes their path to the quarterfinals and tests the team’s resilience.
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Jose Quintana signs with Rockies, faces Coors Field challenge as medicals are pending
in SportsJose Quintana signs with the Colorado Rockies, stepping into a pivotal new chapter for a club chasing a turnaround. The veteran left-hander brings postseason pedigree to Denver, but Coors Field will be a fresh test. With an undisclosed deal and medical evaluations ahead, Quintana also eyes Colombia’s 2026 World Baseball Classic bid.
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First-Time Host Ego Nwodim Brings SNL Energy to Spirit Awards
in NewsEmmy-nominated comedian Ego Nwodim steps into the Spirit Awards host chair for the first time, bringing bold energy and big laughs to indie cinema’s biggest night. From SNL to a growing array of film and stage hits, she’s poised to celebrate diverse, boundary-pushing storytelling. Expect sharp humor, fresh moments, and a night that shines a…
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Santa Barbara County Braces for Rain and Gusty Winds as More Storms Loom
in NewsStormy conditions are on the horizon for Santa Barbara County, bringing rain and gusty winds with the chance of a second unsettled spell later in the week. Timelines and potential impacts are shaping up, offering a preview of what’s ahead.
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Josh Peck Faces Backlash After Controversial Instagram Video
in NewsA deleted Instagram clip has sparked a fierce backlash around a former child star, igniting a debate about empathy, privilege, and accountability. As online communities weigh in, the story highlights how quickly public perception can shift in the age of social media.
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Catherine O’Hara Dies at 71, Leaving Behind a Legendary Comedy Legacy
in NewsBeloved comedian and Emmy winner Catherine O’Hara lit up screens for decades—from SCTV to Schitt’s Creek and the unforgettable Home Alone films. A tribute to the wit, warmth, and enduring legacy of a true comedy icon.
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Fresh’et Expands to Nasinu Market, Targeting Budget-Conscious Shoppers Along Nasinu–Nausori Corridor
in Fiji NewsFresh’et Super Butcher is opening its sixth outlet in Nasinu Market, Laqere, aiming to serve families along the Nasinu–Nausori corridor with reliable access to fresh meat and fish. The new store will blend local and international sourcing to smooth year-round supply and potential shortages. The expansion is expected to energize weekend crowds and boost business…
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Ex-MP Rasova Faces Court Over False Information and $21K in Parliamentary Allowances
in Fiji NewsFormer MP Simione Rasova is accused of providing false information to secure more than $21,000 in parliamentary allowances. A magistrate found enough evidence to proceed and gave Rasova a 28-day window to appeal—a case that underscores public accountability in parliament.
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Fiji Urges Fast-Track Work Permits for Seafarers to Stabilize Shipping
in Fiji NewsLengthy work-permit delays for foreign crew are threatening Fiji’s shipping and inter-island transport, leaving vessels understaffed as approvals lag for months. The ripple effects hit operations and costs for local businesses, prompting calls for a specialized maritime regulatory framework. Lawmakers say they’ll discuss targeted fixes to stabilize the sector.
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Jake LaRavia’s Lakers Journey Fuels a Family Legacy
in SportsJake LaRavia’s rise to the Lakers is more than a basketball story—it’s a family saga of dreams, heartbreak, and hard-won hope. From Pasadena roots to the purple and gold, this chapter is about legacy, resilience, and the road to a new era.
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Rashid Khan’s Afghanistan Eye Must-Win Clash Against South Africa in Ahmedabad
in SportsAfghanistan head into a must-win showdown with South Africa as Rashid Khan calls for tighter lines and sharper execution. A potential Noor Ahmad recall hints at a tactical shuffle aimed at reigniting their momentum. South Africa, hunting consistency, will be looking to steady the middle overs in a clash that could decide the group.