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Alien: Earth Renewed for Season 2 as FX Extends Noah Hawley Partnership
FX has renewed Alien: Earth for a second season, signaling bigger stakes and bolder twists in the Alien universe. Wendy’s hard-won freedom sets off new consequences and rivalries, with corporate powers looming large. Filming kicks off in London next year, promising an exciting new chapter.
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Sharks Look to Upset the Wild in Minnesota Tonight
Tonight’s Western Conference showdown pits a surging Sharks team against a Wild club looking to rebound. Expect sharp saves, timely goals, and plenty of drama as both sides push for momentum in a heated clash on the ice. A tense, high-stakes matchup that could shake up the standings.
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Tar Heels brace for season without Seth Trimble as rotation reshapes
UNC faces a season in flux after Seth Trimble’s left forearm injury, heading into surgery this week. With the senior captain sidelined, a reshaped lineup and a wave of newcomers will test the Tar Heels’ depth and leadership.
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Pacific Islands Unveil Regional Plan to Fight Non-Communicable Diseases
Pacific health leaders convene for a pivotal workshop to sharpen the region’s plan against non-communicable diseases. The agenda centers on cross-sector collaboration, stronger health systems, and sustainable food futures—with an eye toward tangible steps for small island nations.
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Lupus Awareness Surges in Fiji as Government Funds Support New Initiatives
Lupus awareness in Fiji gets a boost with new funding for outreach, counseling, and meds. As community events roll out and stigma doors begin to open, the outlook for those living with lupus is beginning to brighten.
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Homecoming Clash: Fiji Pearls Meet British Army Netball Team in Suva Friendly
Two teams, one night in Suva: a friendly that doubled as a homecoming for the British Army netball squad and a showcase for Fiji’s rising talents. The Fiji Pearls edged the visitors 48-36, but the real story lies in the rekindled connections, shared pride, and the bright spark of Fiji netball’s future.
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Who Will Seal Fiji’s 2025 NCC Finals Berth? Zonal Showdowns Begin
The 2025 NCC zonal races are heating up as clubs across the North, South, and West push for the final ticket to the national finals. Expect thrilling playoff battles, tight group duels, and a decisive round-robin showdown that will test every squad’s depth and resolve. A showcase of grit, skill, and community pride is set…
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Clemson’s New-Look Tigers Host Morehead State at Littlejohn Coliseum
Clemson’s revamped roster brings depth and a purposeful defense as the Tigers host Morehead State at Littlejohn. Look for a balanced scoring attack and relentless pressure that could spark a breakthrough night for the Tigers.
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Duke vs Army Veterans Day Showdown Teases Coach K West Point Legacy
On Veterans Day, Duke vs. Army is more than a basketball game—it’s a tribute to service and a nod to a legendary era. With West Point ties and Coach K’s enduring legacy in the spotlight, the night promises a meaningful blend of history and high-stakes hoops.
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Tar Heels Seek Momentum Against Radford as Caleb Wilson Breaks Out
UNC hosts Radford in a fresh early-season test as the Tar Heels navigate life without captain Seth Trimble. Freshman Caleb Wilson is making waves with his early impact, while Radford rolls out a revamped, analytics-minded lineup. A high-stakes matchup that could set the tone for Carolina’s momentum against a slate of mid-major opponents.
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Jack Johnson Brings Surfilmusic Tour to Indiana’s Ruoff Music Center
Jack Johnson brings his SURFILMUSIC tour to Indiana, pairing with Hermanos Gutiérrez for a night at the Ruoff Music Center. Look for a taste of new music, including a fresh single, and a glimpse of an upcoming SURFILMUSIC film set for 2026. A summer concert blending mood, music, and movie magic.
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Edgar Wright’s The Running Man Gets a Satirical Twist
Edgar Wright’s running-man reimagining blends sharp satire with high-stakes action, trading nihilism for a winking critique of surveillance-age media. Glen Powell injects the lead with undeniable charm, while Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo add a sly, cutting edge. A contemporary remix that promises thrills intertwined with timely social commentary.
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Dayton at Cincinnati: Rivalry Reignites in Crosstown Showdown
Two storied rivals collide in an electric on-campus showdown as Dayton visits Cincinnati. With both squads off to 2-0 starts and bragging rights on the line, the night promises hard-nosed defense, clutch moments, and a classic chapter in their enduring rivalry.
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College Football Bowl Eligibility Stakes Rise as Teams Scramble for 82 Spots
With postseason bids hanging in the balance and rivalry week on the horizon, a handful of programs are still fighting for bowl spots. Expect late-season twists, dramatic showdowns, and momentum shifts as teams sprint toward the finish.
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Fiji Remembrance Day Dawn Service Unites Navy and Nation in Suva
Remembrance Day unfolded with a solemn dawn service and a national tribute in Suva, bringing veterans, officials, and families together in quiet reflection. From the shores of Walu Bay to the National War Memorial, the ceremonies highlighted courage, sacrifice, and a collective vow to strive for peace and stability in Fiji’s maritime community.
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Fiji Schools on Edge as Year 12 Exam Papers Vanish and Break-Ins Rise
A security breach at a Sigatoka secondary school has investigators tracing how Year 12 exam papers were tampered with and why some documents went missing. This incident adds to a wave of school break-ins, prompting calls for stronger safety measures—from regular security checks to on-site guards—through closer collaboration between schools and local authorities. The focus…
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Fijiana 7s Ready to Shine in Dubai 7s With Fresh Talent, Coach Walker Says
Dubai 7s looms as Fiji’s Fijiana 7s tune up under head coach Michael Walker. Fresh from Ignite and Paradise 7s, the squad blends experience with new talent as they brace for a tough pool against USA, France and New Zealand. With two weeks to go, the team is sharpening its strategy for a strong start.
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Horned Bee Lucifer Unearthed in Western Australia, Spotlighting Hidden Pollinators
A newly discovered native bee from Western Australia sports a tiny, devilish horned face—earning it the nickname Lucifer. Found near an endangered wildflower in the Goldfields, the creature hints at a wealth of unseen biodiversity and the fragile balance of pollinators in mining country.
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Mets Eye Cody Bellinger in Free-Agent Push
With Cody Bellinger opting out, the Mets could land a versatile outfielder who can patrol center and first base. A multi-year deal and a reshaped roster could redefine New York’s championship hopes this offseason.
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Fordham Alums Clash as Akron-Kent State Rivalry Heats Up in Wagon Wheel Showdown
Two former Fordham QBs, now head coaches, meet on opposite sidelines in a marquee MAC showdown. A rivalry steeped in history, respect, and late-season stakes awaits as Joe Moorhead’s Akron Zips collide with Mark Carney’s Kent State Golden Flashes in the Wagon Wheel tilt.
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Turkish C-130 Crash Near Georgia-Azerbaijan Border Sparks Questions
– Tragedy strikes as a Turkish military aircraft crashes in Georgia, triggering urgent rescue efforts and the start of a formal investigation. Leaders mourn the loss as investigators seek answers about what happened. – A sudden air disaster near Georgia’s border with Azerbaijan prompts a rapid rescue response and a developing probe, with regional leaders…