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Emma Thompson: Self-Doubt, Apologies and the Sense and Sensibility Screenplay
in NewsEmma Thompson opens up about the quiet battles behind her Oscar-winning Sense and Sensibility screenplay—confessing she felt like she was arguing with Jane Austen, even apologizing and worrying it risked plagiarism. From moments of diffidence to a surprising final achievement, she reveals how much of the dialogue came from her own imagination.
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Leao Returns for AC Milan vs Cagliari as Nkunku Out
in SportsRafael Leao returns for Milan as they head to Cagliari, but minutes will be managed after a month out. Nkunku is out with a left ankle issue, while Pulisic’s availability remains in doubt and Pavlovic battles a fever. Milan eye another away result as they navigate a tricky Sardinian test.
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Merrimack vs Mount St. Mary’s: MAAC Showdown Rematch
in SportsTwo MAAC rivals renew the rivalry in North Andover as Merrimack hosts Mount St. Mary’s at Lawler Arena this Friday. It’s a high-stakes rematch from last season’s tense semifinal, with both teams chasing momentum and a statement winearly in MAAC play.
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Injury Crisis Looms as Golden Knights Take on Blues on Friday
in SportsFriday’s 3 p.m. ET showdown at the Enterprise Center pits the Vegas Golden Knights against the St. Louis Blues in a battle shaped by key injuries and a telling goaltending duel. Expect a hard-fought, momentum-shifting tilt as both teams chase a crucial win.
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Katie Wilson Signals Urgent Plan to Tackle Seattle’s Homelessness
in NewsSeattle faces a worsening homelessness crisis, and a candidate lays out a plan that balances immediate relief with long-term housing goals. The vision centers on coordinated, compassionate solutions amid resource limits and rising costs, aiming to ease community tensions while tackling the root causes.
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Allegri’s Light-Hearted Pre-Match Huddle Ahead of Cagliari in Serie A
in SportsAllegri kicks off 2026 in a lighter mood, but the focus is sharp as Juventus gear up for a tough Cagliari test. With injuries to manage, returns to monitor, and a crowded January ahead, the coach hints at tweaks and a day-of-plan that could shift in an instant.
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Milan Aims to Reclaim Top Spot in Serie A Clash With Cagliari
in SportsMilan seek to reclaim top billing in Serie A as they host Cagliari, fresh off a 14-game unbeaten run and with Leao’s likely return on the horizon. Cagliari arrive desperate for points in a relegation scrap, promising a tense, tactical clash that could reshape the race at both ends of the table.
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Vallecas Clash: Can Rayo’s Conference League Dream Turn the Tide Against Getafe?
in SportsVallecas acoge un choque decisivo para iniciar 2026: Rayo y Getafe, realidades distintas, buscan darle un giro a sus rachas y encender sus aspiraciones. Bajas, regresos y una atmósfera de esperanza rodean el encuentro, que podría marcar el rumbo de sus respectivas temporadas.
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Josh Allen Extends Bills’ Iron Man Start Streak as NFL Record Talk Heats Up
in SportsJosh Allen’s durability is one of the NFL’s enduring stories. At 29, the Bills QB sits near the top of the all‑time streak list, with a 127‑game regular‑season run under his belt (140 counting postseason) and counting. A quirky Rivers moment and a few near misses add intrigue to how far this iron man run…
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Opposition Slams Fiji’s Fiscal-Year Overhaul as Costly Distraction
in Fiji NewsOpposition critics blast Fiji’s proposed shift in the fiscal year as a costly distraction and a step back from urgent needs. They warn that changing timing could collide with holidays, slow public services, and jeopardize disaster readiness amid poverty, rising crime, and climate risk. Is this the right move for the budget and the people’s…
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Pentagon Awards Major Contracts to Lockheed and Boeing, Signaling a New Defense Push
in NewsDefense spending ramps up again as the Pentagon inks major deals with Lockheed Martin and Boeing. From advanced sensor pods to Apache helicopter support, the contracts signal a broader push to reinforce alliances and modernize critical capabilities. The moves are shaping the near-term defense landscape and market expectations.
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Seattle’s New Mayor Takes Office in Inauguration
in NewsSeattle begins a new chapter as Katie Wilson takes the oath to lead the city. Her administration centers on housing affordability, public safety, and inclusive growth, built on a broad coalition and hands-on community engagement. It promises to redefine how Seattle faces its toughest challenges and pursues a more livable future for all.
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Fiji Weather Alert: Heavy Showers, Flood Risk Looms This Weekend
in Fiji NewsAn unsettled weekend is ahead as a trough of low pressure brings showers and the risk of heavy downpours across Fiji. Thunderstorms and flash flooding are possible in low-lying areas, with conditions likely to linger into Sunday. Stay prepared as the weather develops.
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Everton’s Ivan Toney Bid Hits Salary Snag Ahead of January Window
in SportsEverton are chasing a January eye-catcher, with Ivan Toney among the targets, but towering wages could stall the move. As Beto and Barry struggle for goals, a Roma forward is floated as a contingency—leaving the Toffees’ attacking plans hanging in the balance as winter approaches.
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Stranger Things Stars Take Over the Music Scene With Surprising Projects
in DJ & MusicStranger Things isn’t just about Hawkins anymore—the cast is building a surprising music universe of its own. From Joe Keery’s Djo project to Maya Hawke’s album runs and Millie Bobby Brown’s vocal explorations, the stars are crossing into Broadway, indie folk, and rock. A fresh, music-forward side of your favorite actors awaits.
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Troy Poised for Sun Belt Clash with South Alabama
in SportsTwo rival schools collide in a Sun Belt showdown as Troy hosts South Alabama. With the Trojans riding a four-game win streak and a suddenly potent offense, the arena is set for a tense, edge-of-your-seat clash that could shake up the standings and crown bragging rights this weekend.
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ISIS-Inspired New Year’s Eve Plot Foiled in North Carolina
in NewsAn 18-year-old in North Carolina allegedly planned a New Year’s Eve attack inspired by ISIS, but authorities intervened before harm could occur. An undercover FBI operation uncovered weapons and chilling plans tied to the plot in a Charlotte suburb. The case underscores the ongoing fight against domestic terrorism.
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Pacific Youth Work Goes Professional to Forge Regional Leaders
in Fiji NewsAcross Fiji and the wider Pacific, a bold push to formalize youth work as a professional discipline is gaining momentum. Advocates say trained youth workers can nurture leadership, bridge generations, and weave cultural traditions into today’s education. A new regional framework seeks to elevate youth work to the heart of national development—and a brighter future…
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Fiji’s Arya Pratinidhi Sabha Expands Vedic Education Nationwide
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Arya Pratinidhi Sabha unveils bold plans for 2025, aiming to spread Vedic knowledge and broaden access to education. With a century-long commitment reflected in a growing network of inclusive schools and community programs, the initiative hints at a future where learning and harmony go hand in hand.
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Kansas Welcomes Back Kotelnicki as Associate Head Coach, Hinting at an Offensive Upgrade
in SportsAndy Kotelnicki is back at KU as associate head coach, reuniting with Lance Leipold and bringing a wealth of experience from his time at Penn State and KU. The reunion hints at a renewed push to sharpen KU’s offensive identity in the seasons ahead.
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California’s Medi-Cal Freeze: Is Free Health Care Becoming a Budget Burden?
in ImmigrationDeep-blue states are reexamining the cost of broad health coverage for undocumented residents as budgets tighten. California’s Medi-Cal expansion, once praised for savings through preventive care, is now facing rising costs and new limits. What happens when the ideal of wide access meets hard numbers and scarce resources?