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Anne Hathaway’s Mother Mary Trailer Teases a Sinister Comeback
in NewsAnne Hathaway stars in A24’s Mother Mary, a tense musical drama about a pop icon reigniting her career through a shadowy bond with an estranged friend. With Michaela Coel, a Charli XCX soundtrack, and hints of supernatural intrigue, the trailer signals a moody, mystery-filled ride under David Lowery’s direction. Set for an April 2026 release,…
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From Good Luck Charlie to Real-Life Vows: Shane Harper and Samantha Boscarino
in NewsFrom on-screen sparks to real-life romance, Shane Harper and Samantha Boscarino have kept their private life out of the spotlight as their bond deepens. Whispers of a major milestone and subtle signs in public appearances have fans wondering how their story has evolved off screen.
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Grand Canyon South Rim Overnight Stays Hit by Water Restrictions
in NewsNew water restrictions at Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim are reshaping overnight plans. With limited lodging, dry camping only, and a fire ban in effect, overnight visitors will need to adjust while daytime services continue. Crews are working to restore full water service as quickly as possible.
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Bedard’s Olympic Dream Sparks Debate After Controversial Fan Moment
in SportsConnor Bedard is lighting up the NHL and fueling Olympic talk, but a viral autograph moment has sparked a heated debate about privacy, fame, and the commercialization of sports. How the rising star navigates fans, boundaries, and the price of stardom could shape his promising season.
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OKC Thunder Pushes for Historic Win Pace as Curry Sits Out
in SportsTwo paths toward basketball history collide as a veteran coach steers a Warriors side missing a star against a red-hot Thunder chasing a legendary pace. With Steph Curry out, the season pits mindset and timing against the edge of impossible.
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Alexander Skarsgård dodges sexuality question on The Graham Norton Show
in NewsAlexander Skarsgård finds himself at the center of a teasing, boundary-pushing moment as he navigates questions about his sexuality and signals a bold turn with his latest roles. With a provocative project on the horizon and an unexpected tonal shift in his upcoming work, the actor’s evolving journey continues to spark intrigue.
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Tar Heels Fall to Michigan State as Offense Goes Cold in Fort Myers
in SportsA tough road defeat exposes where the Tar Heels must tighten up. A fresh burst of potential sparks a glimmer of hope, even as questions about rhythm and execution linger. With a major test on the horizon, the team faces a critical moment to regroup and refocus.
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Unbeaten USC Heads to Eugene for a High-Stakes Showdown With Oregon
in SportsRanked USC ventures on the road for a marquee showdown in Eugene against a Ducks squad riding strong home form. It’s a clash of offensive firepower and defensive grit that could tilt the early-season balance and set the tone for the weeks ahead.
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Dallas Stars Eye Win as Rangers Struggle at Home Without Fox
in SportsA timely Dallas win sparked by standout plays from Casey DeSmith and Wyatt Johnston sets the table for a tense showdown. The Stars head into a clash with a Rangers team struggling at home and missing a key defender. Dallas’s strong road form could tip the scales in this high-stakes matchup.
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From Belmont to the NBA: The Mid-Major Route to the Warriors
in SportsWill Richard’s ascent from Belmont to the NBA hints at a changing basketball landscape where mid-major players find big-stage impact. His journey—from Bruins to the Warriors—touches on development, transfers, and opportunity in a rapidly evolving game. A tale about timing, fit, and a new route to professional success.
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Maddow’s Burn Order: Unearthing WWII Internment Echoes in Today’s Immigration Debates
in ImmigrationRachel Maddow draws a provocative link between a dark chapter of U.S. history and today’s immigration debates, inviting readers to consider how fear and scapegoating still shape policy. Her forthcoming project, Burn Order, seeks to illuminate the forces behind injustices and honor unsung figures who stood for principle. It’s a timely reminder that remembering the…
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MacKinnon Leads Avalanche Past Canucks as Franchise Point Streak Extends
in SportsNathan MacKinnon delivered a two-goal performance to spark a 3-1 win, keeping a historic point streak alive even as a second-period goalie injury shuffled the action. Vancouver battled but couldn’t capitalize, as both teams head into a busy stretch on the road and at home.
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Tabitha Brown Faces Backlash Over Target Boycott Remarks on Black-Owned Businesses
in NewsTabitha Brown’s take on a high-profile boycott has sparked backlash and renewed debate over its impact on Black- and Brown-owned businesses. As she clarifies her stance and navigates contract ethics, the conversation about community support and corporate responsibility grows even more intense.
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Mozambique LNG Financing Recast as TotalEnergies Moves Forward Without UKEF and Atradius
in FinanceTotalEnergies provides an update on the Mozambique LNG project, outlining a revised financing plan after an extended Force Majeure period. The project moves forward without UKEF and Atradius, with partners injecting about 10% more equity, while human rights concerns are addressed and sustainability commitments reaffirmed.
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Curry Defends Draymond Green, Highlights Warriors’ Enduring Bond
in SportsStephen Curry reveals the secret behind his decade‑long bond with Draymond Green—built on trust, accountability, and unwavering loyalty. A glimpse into the Warriors’ core friendship that keeps the team resilient through every high and low.
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Thunder’s Historic Start Sparks 73-Win Talk Ahead of Warriors Showdown
in SportsOklahoma City has stunned the league with a 20-1 start, weathering injuries while posting elite defensive metrics. Their cohesion and growing swagger are turning heads as they chase historic milestones. A pivotal stretch awaits, with big tests on the horizon.
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Queta Returns from Ankle Sprain to Deliver Career-High Double-Double Against Timberwolves
in SportsNeemias Queta turned heads with a standout return, flashing the blend of toughness and skill the Celtics have been hoping for. This milestone-filled night hints at a bigger role for the developing big man going forward.
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Texas Campus Hosts Inaugural Wildlife Movie Night to Boost Conservation
in NewsAn evening of film, discussion, and community spirit shined a light on Texas biodiversity. Campus groups showcased a new five-part docuseries and led conversations on habitat loss, conservation, and practical steps students can take to protect local ecosystems. The gathering sparked ideas and energy for youth involvement in environmental action.
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Pentagon Press Briefing Breaks Tradition as Alternative Media Takes Center Stage
in NewsPentagon press coverage is undergoing a major shift as new voices enter the briefing room and old access rules face a challenge. The discussion touched on Venezuela, international partnerships, and the future of how the government speaks to the public—yet details stayed under wraps. The moment signals a broader move toward engaging non-traditional media in…
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Ajay Mitchell Breakout Tests Thunder’s Future as 2028 Free Agency Looms
in SportsAjay Mitchell has burst onto the Thunder scene with a breakout season, delivering when it counts. But as payroll climbs and a 2028 horizon approaches, the bigger question lingers: can Oklahoma City keep its rising star aboard?
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Celtics Keep Tatum Return Under Wraps as Health Takes Priority in 2025-26
in SportsJayson Tatum’s return from his Achilles injury remains uncertain, with no firm timeline in sight. As Boston weighs health over haste, insiders caution that even a potential mid-season comeback won’t instantly restore his All-Star form—adding intrigue to the Celtics’ surprising early run.