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Dollar Tree to Close on Christmas Day as Retailers Pause Operations
in NewsDollar Tree will close on Christmas Day, a rare holiday pause for the retailer. With many other major chains observing closures and shorter hours on Christmas Eve, smart planning is a must for last-minute needs this holiday week.
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Stocks surge to record highs as strong GDP dims hopes for Fed rate cuts
in FinanceUS stocks push to fresh records as stronger-than-expected growth reshapes rate-cut bets into the holidays. Metals rally and a high-profile drug approval adds an extra twist for markets, as investors navigate a holiday-shortened week with resilience and caution in the mix.
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Bula FC Gears Up for OFC Pro League Debut with Grueling Camp
in Fiji NewsBula FC kicks off a grueling two-week camp at the Fiji Football Academy to boost endurance and refine skills for the new OFC Professional League. Coach Stephane Auvray says the sessions are tough and players are pushing through soreness, laying the groundwork for a January opener and a demanding season ahead.
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Week 17 Drama: Who Can Clinch the NFL Playoff Berths?
in SportsWeek 17 is shaping up as a high-stakes sprint toward the playoffs, with only a few berths and several division crowns on the line. From must-win AFC clashes to pivotal NFC deciders, the final weekend could reshuffle seeds and set the stage for January’s drama.
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Cherry Hill Mall Braces for Last-Minute Christmas Rush as Shoppers Flock In
in NewsLast-minute shoppers swarmed Cherry Hill Mall, turning Sunday night into a festive rush of gift-hunting and crowds. Amid the bustle, moments of connection and the countdown to Christmas reveal the season’s magnetic mix of pressure and joy.
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Analyst Signals Short Setup on Waste Management Amid Market Turmoil
in FinanceWaste Management is flashing a bearish chart setup amid rising valuation concerns and a cautious market mood. With key macro data on the horizon and shifting sector dynamics, this analysis hints at what traders are weighing next for WM.
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Ali Larter on Why Kindness Keeps Her 16-Year Marriage Strong
in NewsAli Larter reveals the small, steady secrets behind 16 years of marriage with Hayes MacArthur. From daily kindness to building a family life in the mountains, it offers a candid look at love that endures.
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Hilton Fiji Kicks Off Holidays With Tree Lighting, Santa and Community Giving
in Fiji NewsHoliday magic meets community, as Hilton Fiji’s December celebrations sparkle with a tree-lighting, a Santa surprise, and hands-on outreach—from school-stationery drives to festive luncheons for children and seniors. Discover how hospitality and generosity come together to spread warmth this season.
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Cricket Fiji Unveils Bold 2026 Plan to Grow Women’s Cricket and Youth Talent
in Fiji NewsCricket Fiji is mapping a bold path for women’s and girls’ cricket, riding the momentum from recent success into a brighter future. The plan includes Fiji’s first national under-19 women’s tournament and a nationwide school-based qualifier, along with a revived national women’s competition and potential international visits. With two major international events planned for 2024,…
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Flu Worse This Season as Norovirus Surges and the Cold Spreads
in HealthPharmacist Phil Cowley flags a tough virus season with the common cold, flu, and norovirus on the rise. His practical tips center on hydration, rest, and knowing when treatment matters—especially for the flu. He also emphasizes protecting loved ones by avoiding gatherings when you’re unwell.
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The Viral Cher–Leavitt Feud That Wasn’t Real—and Why It Spread
in NewsDid Cher really feud with a White House spokesperson? A meme-fueled rumor built on AI-generated quotes spread fast—until it was debunked. This teaser peels back how online sensationalism takes hold and why we should pause before believing every claim.
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Banksy Teases New London Mural as Two Children Point to the Sky
in NewsBanksy appears to unveil a new London mural: a stark black-and-white scene of two children lying on the ground and pointing at the sky. Spotted in Bayswater, the artwork has sparked intrigue about its origins, with a second, similar version seen elsewhere in the capital as the artist teased glimpses online.
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Crack Today’s NYT Connections Puzzle: Four Groups, Hidden Clues
in GamesToday’s Connections puzzle hides four clever word groups—from slang for money to eating terms, fish, and musical phrases. Can you uncover the hidden links and crack the mystery before the countdown ends? A tasty challenge for word lovers and puzzle fans alike.
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Last Christmas Dethrones Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is You on Global 200
in DJ & MusicHoliday chart shock: Wham!’s Last Christmas climbs to No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200, ending Mariah Carey’s long-running reign. A timeless festive favorite proves its enduring appeal as this season’s music battles heat up.
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R&B Shines on Billboard’s 2025 Boxscore Despite Fewer Top Acts
in DJ & Music2025’s R&B live-music story is a paradox of huge headliners and a thinner top tier. A small group posted record grosses while the field narrowed, signaling a powerful mix of established momentum and room for new voices to rise.
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Kisscam Fallout: The Human Cost of Online Shaming
in NewsOne moment on a kisscam, a whirlwind of online backlash, and a life upended by public scrutiny. Kristin Cabot opens up about the personal toll of cyberbullying, resilience, and a push for kinder discourse in a digital world.
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Public Holiday Pay Rules: Double Pay for Holiday Work Under the Employment Relations Act 2007
in Fiji NewsHoliday pay can be tricky for employers and employees. A clear update sheds light on how Christmas, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day are treated, outlining fair compensation and the rules that help teams stay in sync during the festive season.
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Fiji’s Rugby Frontier: Referees as Performance Analysts
in Fiji NewsRugby in Fiji could be rewritten by a bold new idea: referees as performance analysts to sharpen decisions and reduce errors. Rasivhenge champions a collaborative framework that unites referees, analysts and teams—from grassroots workshops to elite play—driving the sport toward higher standards. With evolving laws and growing global support, this approach hints at a future…
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Waterloo Road actor William Rush dies at 31, leaves organ donor legacy
in NewsBeloved actor William Rush, best known for Waterloo Road, has died at 31. His mother, Debbie Rush, shared a heartbreakingly candid tribute, saying their family is “completely broken” by the loss. She also highlighted William’s selfless decision to be an organ donor, a gift of life that will endure beyond his passing.
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James Cameron Responds to Amy Poehler’s Golden Globes Joke About Zero Dark Thirty
in NewsOption 1: James Cameron reflects on a 2013 Golden Globes joke he says crossed the line, calling it an “ignorant dig” at cinema. He also offers a candid look at Hollywood rivalries and a history with Kathryn Bigelow that’s more personal than the headlines suggest. Option 2: A joke, a rivalry, a partnership—Cameron weighs in…
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AFCON Opener: Burkina Faso Favored in Clash with Equatorial Guinea
in SportsWednesday’s Africa Cup of Nations showdown pits Burkina Faso against Equatorial Guinea in a clash that could shape the group. Expect a battle of experience versus ambition, with high stakes and tight football right from the kick-off.