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Luke Evans to Star as Frank-N-Furter in Broadway Rocky Horror Show Revival
in NewsLuke Evans leads a star-studded Broadway revival of The Rocky Horror Show as Frank-N-Furter, joined by a bold, diverse cast. With a fresh creative team and Studio 54 as the stage, this reimagined cult classic promises an electrifying night for fans and newcomers alike.
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Rocky Horror Show Broadway Revival Reveals Star-Studded Cast
in NewsBroadway’s cult favorite returns in a high-voltage revival from director Sam Pinkleton. A star-studded lineup blends seasoned stage veterans with exciting debuts, delivering the iconic score with fresh energy. Set to light up Studio 54 this spring, the limited engagement promises an unforgettable night for fans and newcomers alike.
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February Deadline Under Tight Cap Rules Could Spark Multi-Team NBA Trades
in SportsAs the February deadline approaches, NBA teams are bracing for a potential wave of multi-team moves driven by tighter cap rules. Front offices are weighing three- and four-team deals, navigating hard caps, tax thresholds, and scarce draft assets as rosters and futures hang in the balance. Dramatic changes could be on the horizon for the…
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Nioh 3 Review Embargo Set for February 4 as Fans Anticipate Team Ninja’s 2026 Return
in GamesNioh 3 looms large, and February 4 could bring a flood of early impressions. Fans are hungry for insights into Team Ninja’s latest twists and the fate of the demo-to-full-game journey. The buzz is electric as the series gears up for what could be a bold new chapter.
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Littering Crackdown Sparks Scrutiny of Waste-to-Energy Plans
in Fiji NewsLocal councils are stepping up enforcement against littering, issuing hundreds of fines as part of a broader push to reform waste management. A future-focused plan hints at waste-to-energy ideas, but any project will undergo strict environmental reviews and wide public consultation before moving forward.
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From Drift to Drive: Leaders LEAD Symposium Returns to Elevate Local Leadership
in Fiji NewsLeaders LEAD Symposium makes a powerful return, aiming to elevate the next wave of local leaders. From November 23–25, a mix of international and local experts will share insights on self-leadership, guiding others, and driving meaningful change. Expect fresh perspectives and practical strategies for thriving in today’s evolving landscape.
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Co-Favorites Johnson and Reid Lead NBA Sixth Man of the Year Race
in SportsTwo standout bench players are making waves in the race for the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year. Keldon Johnson and Naz Reid sit as co-favorites at +300, each carrying a strong case as the season progresses. Their emergence is reshaping the award narrative and the dynamics around their teams.
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White House Screening Sparks Ethics Buzz Over Melania Documentary
in NewsA lavish White House screening for a high-profile Melania Trump documentary is stirring talk about ethics, influence, and the price of prestige. With a blockbuster licensing deal and a star-studded guest list, the premiere in Washington is shaping up to be a high-stakes look at power and perception.
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NBA Rising Stars rosters revealed for All-Star Weekend
in SportsAll-Star Weekend is set to shine as a rising-stars showcase brings together rookies, sophomores, and standout G League talent. Led by Stephon Castle, Cooper Flagg, and VJ Edgecombe, the lineup promises a fast-paced, high-stakes mini-tournament full of sparks and surprises.
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Omaha Shops Close Friday in Solidarity With National ICE Strike
in NewsOmaha joins a nationwide day of action as local businesses pause operations to spotlight concerns over ICE policies. A Little Italy shop turns the pause into a community dialogue, trading sales for a space to talk about solidarity and change.
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Instagram Down Worldwide as Meta Faces Widespread Outage
in TechnologyInstagram is down for many users, with feeds, DMs, and posts affected across devices. A wave of tech glitches across major platforms has everyone wondering what’s causing the disruption and when service will resume.
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Celtics Hopeful for Tatum Return Ahead of Playoff Push
in SportsHope is rising in Boston as whispers grow that Jayson Tatum could return this season after his Achilles injury. If he comes back, the Celtics may have found a much-needed spark for the stretch run and the looming postseason.
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Cold, Dry Spell Fuels Unprecedented Wildfire Risk in Korea
in NewsExtreme cold returns as bone-dry air spikes wildfire risk to unprecedented January levels. The eastern regions face a national wildfire warning—the first January alert of its kind since 2004—while temperatures plunge before a gradual thaw later in the week. With many fires linked to human activity, authorities urge extra caution outdoors.
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Fiji: Online Abuse Against Women Threatens Leadership and Progress
in Fiji NewsOnline abuse against women is escalating, threatening families, workplaces, and Fiji’s future leadership. The psychological toll—anxiety, fear, and trauma—highlights a need for urgent, collective action to protect women and empower them to lead. Voices across society are calling for safer spaces, reform, and real opportunities for women to shape the nation.
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Rising Stars Snubs Ignite All-Star Weekend Buzz
in SportsRising Stars rosters are shaking up expectations, with coveted spots earned and big-name snubs stirring conversation. Ace Bailey’s omission stands out amid a surge of rising rookies and G-League talents, hinting at a showcase packed with drama, twists, and game-changing moments on the horizon.
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Weekend Water Shutdown Ahead as Tamavua Plant Undergoes Valve Replacement
in Fiji NewsWeekend maintenance at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant may cause brief disruptions in several areas. With temporary changes in supply and pressure, residents should plan ahead as crews work to stabilise the system.
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Bay Area Coastal Flood Advisory: Rising Tides and Dangerous Surf
in NewsCoastal flood threats rise along the Bay Area this weekend as higher tides and rough surf push the shore risk inland. From practical prep steps and safety tips to sandbag resources, this piece helps residents brace for a potential flooded coastline.
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Locked Down to the NBA Spotlight: The Champagnie Twins’ Rise
in SportsTwo brothers, one dream, a lockdown-born journey from empty gyms to the NBA hardwood. Julian and Justin Champagnie’s story blends grit, loyalty, and a surprise clash that proves resilience—and brotherhood—can redefine the game.
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Fiji Coastal Communities Urged to Boost Border Control as Drug Cartels Exploit Islands
in Fiji NewsCoastal communities in Fiji are bracing for a rising drug trafficking threat as illicit vessels use island waters to move cargo. Local leaders are calling for stronger border controls and hands-on training to spot red flags and know who to alert—before trouble reaches shore.
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Fiji’s Traditional Leaders Lead Curfew-Driven Drug Crackdown
in Fiji NewsFiji’s communities are mounting a grassroots response to a growing drug crisis. Traditional leaders are stepping up, tightening local oversight and rallying families, while authorities vow closer collaboration. A bold shift toward protecting vanua and futures from the inside out.
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Levi’s Bets Big on a Super Bowl Ad Comeback
in SportsLevi’s is making a bold return to the Super Bowl, signaling a new chapter that blends its heritage with a modern, inclusive edge. The campaign promises emotional storytelling and cross-platform reach, aiming to reconnect with longtime fans and a new generation.