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Will Arnett Shifts to Drama in Is This Thing On? Toronto Premiere
in NewsWill Arnett ventures into dramatic territory with a quietly intimate Toronto-set story. In Is This Thing On?, he plays a family man navigating an amicable divorce while turning to stand-up as therapy, delivering a more vulnerable, self-reflective side of the actor and a fresh take on his craft.
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Beat the Heat: Easy, Energy-Saving Home Cooling Hacks for Heat Waves
in Fiji NewsDiscover a handful of simple, budget-friendly tweaks to keep your home cooler during scorching days. From humidity control and smarter lighting to airflow tricks and sun-blocking ideas, these small changes can make a big difference in comfort and energy use. A cooler, more comfortable space may be closer than you think.
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Fiji High Court Overturns Departure Ban in PSH Debt Case
in Fiji NewsParvish Kumar’s case shines a light on how debt recovery tools clash with employment classifications in Fiji’s healthcare sector. The High Court’s ruling questions the use of departure prohibitions as a debt-collection weapon and examines personal liability for company debts, signaling how regulators may approach similar disputes in the future.
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Nicole Kidman Turns to Russell Crowe for Support After Separation from Keith Urban
in NewsNicole Kidman leans on a longtime friend for comfort as she navigates a difficult separation, with Russell Crowe offering steady, non-romantic support through this challenging chapter.
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Simon Cowell Faces Backlash Over Netflix Documentary Debut
in NewsSimon Cowell’s Netflix comeback is meeting sharp backlash as critics question the media icon who shaped a generation. With resurfaced controversies and the launch of a new boy band, insiders warn this chapter could redefine his future in show business.
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Oregon Wool Powers Team USA’s Olympic Uniforms
in NewsCentral Oregon wool returns to the Olympic stage, stitching tradition into the uniforms worn by athletes around the world. A farm collective’s fiber story—rooted in history, sustainability, and American craftsmanship—continues to shape the Games.
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Euphoria Season 3 Teases a Five-Year Leap Ahead of the 2026 Premiere
in NewsFive years forward and the stakes are higher than ever in Euphoria’s Season 3. New images tease Rue, Jules, Cassie, and the rest stepping into tougher realities, with debt, artistic dreams, and life milestones reshaping their paths. The visuals promise a darker, more intimate dive into their intertwined lives.
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OFC 2026 Schedule Unveiled: Women’s Champions League and Youth Tournaments Lead Oceania Football
in Fiji NewsOceania’s football calendar for 2026 is packed with men’s, women’s and youth action across the Pacific. The year features the return of the Women’s Champions League, a wide slate of age‑grade tournaments, and fresh partnerships aimed at growing the game from Samoa to Tahiti. A bold, development‑driven season awaits fans and future stars alike.
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Jim Carrey’s Grinch Makeover Was Excruciating—Bee Gees Music Kept Him Going
in Fiji NewsJim Carrey pushed through a grueling eight-hour transformation to become the Grinch, a process that tested his nerves and stamina. On-set moments of panic and sheer discomfort were tempered by an unlikely lifeline: the music of the Bee Gees. A holiday classic with a remarkable backstage struggle that helped shape its lasting charm.
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Jimmy Lai Found Guilty on All Counts in Hong Kong National Security Law Case
in NewsA high-profile Hong Kong courtroom drama shines a spotlight on press freedom, dissent, and the reach of national security laws. As appeals loom, the case raises fresh questions about the boundaries between activism and authority, with global observers watching closely for what comes next.
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Peter Greene Dies at 60: Iconic The Mask and Pulp Fiction Villain’s Final Project
in NewsPeter Greene, the actor behind some of cinema’s most unforgettable villains, has died at 60. Beyond the chilling screen presence, those who knew him described a gentler heart and a surprising drive to tackle global humanitarian issues. He was developing a documentary on USAID’s withdrawal to spark a broader conversation about America’s role in aid—and…
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Midnight Miles: How a Village Driver Keeps a Community Connected
in Fiji NewsFrom Naqarawai to Suva, a dedicated carrier driver keeps his rural community moving. Dawn-to-dusk journeys test his resolve as he balances family needs, dependable service, and a growing transport venture. It’s a story of grit, care for passengers, and the road shaping a life on the move.
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Two Bodies Found at Rob Reiner’s Brentwood Home, LAPD Investigating
in NewsTwo people were found dead inside a Brentwood home connected to filmmaker Rob Reiner, triggering a substantial police response. With investigators keeping details close, the scene remains under examination as neighbors seek answers.
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Dick Van Dyke Turns 100 as New Documentary Debuts Nationwide
in NewsDick Van Dyke turns 100, and the world is abuzz with laughter, charm, and a career that redefined entertainment. A new documentary offers a fresh look at a century of unforgettable moments and the timeless joy he’s brought to the screen.
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Fiji’s Northern Farms Poised for Storage Boost
in Fiji NewsNew storage depots and upgraded facilities could reshape farming in Fiji’s Northern Division. By easing storage, reducing losses, and boosting returns, the plan signals a bold push toward rural empowerment and stronger agricultural infrastructure. Will these changes unlock a brighter future for local farmers?
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Fame Awards 2025: John Kamea Wins Excellence in Journalism in Fiji
in Fiji NewsTruth, mentorship, and a night of accolades mark the Fame Awards as a Fiji journalist is honored for a career rooted in integrity. The celebration shines a light on community voices and responsible storytelling that resonates far beyond the newsroom.
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From Raiwai Roots to Kitchen Success: Fiji’s Abel Nanovu
in Fiji NewsFrom Raiwai’s tough streets to the glow of professional kitchens abroad, Abel Nanovu’s journey blends faith, family, and a chef’s unwavering pursuit of excellence. A story of resilience, mentorship, and dreams simmering toward international recognition.
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Erika Kirk Urges Collective Action to End Political Violence
in NewsErika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, calls for collective responsibility to curb the rise of violent political rhetoric. In a town hall moderated by Bari Weiss, she reflects on how our words shape real-world violence and what comes next.
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Heated Rivalry Stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams Surprise West Hollywood Debut
in NewsPre-filming chemistry that crackled and a bold leap into the spotlight. Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams are turning heads in a buzzy LGBTQ+ hockey romance as their on-screen rivalry begins to spark real-world buzz.
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The Vampire Lestat: AMC Teases Lestat-Led Season 3 for Summer 2026
in NewsSeason 3 shifts the spotlight to Lestat, weaving his 18th‑century origins with a bold, contemporary edge. With new cast members and deeper dives into Rice’s world, this reimagined chapter promises a gripping ride come summer 2026.
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Tracker Season 3 Fall Finale: Colter Shaw Battles a Deadly Conspiracy and a New Villain
in NewsColter Shaw dives deeper into a sprawling conspiracy in Tracker’s fall finale. A ruthless new villain and a tangled web of secrets push loyalties to the brink, with danger looming around every corner. The cliffhanger promises darker days ahead and a race to uncover the truth.