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Paul Dano Gets Backing From Peers After Tarantino’s There Will Be Blood Critique
in NewsPaul Dano finds unexpected support from fellow artists after Quentin Tarantino’s critique of his performance. As the industry rally unfolds, Dano calls the outpouring “really nice,” highlighting the power of artistic camaraderie in the face of criticism.
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Fijiana 7s chase redemption after Singapore losses, set to face Japan
in Fiji NewsAfter a bruising start in Singapore, the Fijiana 7s gear up for a final pool clash with Japan—a last chance to rally, finish strong, and leave the tournament on a brighter note.
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Fiji’s Truth Commission Faces Blame Debate and Healing Push
in Fiji NewsFiji grapples with accountability for its coup past, but voices warn that naming individuals could reopen old wounds. Minister Sashi Kiran cautions the focus should stay on healing as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, now led by a new chair, carries hearings forward toward a 2027 final report.
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Fiji Sevens Emphasizes One-Game-At-A-Time Focus in Tough World Series Pool
in Fiji NewsDiscipline and a one-game-at-a-time mindset take center stage as Fiji’s Men’s 7s squad gears up for a busy World Sevens Series start. Coach Osea Kolinisau stresses focusing on their own performance and not underestimating any opponent, fueling a strong push for momentum from the opening rounds.
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Landman Season 2: A Fresh Lens on Angela and Ainsley
in NewsAngela and Ainsley get a fresh lens in season two as a new presence shifts how the mother‑daughter duo are seen. Sam Elliott’s T.L. offers a softer, more empathetic view that challenges other characters’ perceptions, all inside Sheridan’s bold, boundary-pushing world. The season dives deeper into power, sexuality, and identity, keeping audiences talking long after…
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Enrollment Drops at Covered California as Premiums Loom With Expiring Tax Credits
in NewsCalifornia’s health insurance marketplace is navigating a tricky year as the enrollment window nears its end. With subsidies fading and prices potentially rising, many workers—especially middle earners and the self-employed—face new affordability hurdles. The shifting landscape could alter who stays covered and how much care costs in the months ahead.
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Trump Sues IRS and Treasury Over Tax Return Leaks
in NewsFormer President Donald Trump launches a high-stakes lawsuit, accusing federal agencies of failing to protect his tax returns after a contractor allegedly exposed them to the press. The case raises fresh questions about government data security and accountability.
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Ready or Not 2 Moves Up to March 20, 2026, Sparking a Spring Horror Showdown
in NewsMarch 20, 2026 marks a bold swing in the horror calendar as Ready or Not 2 stakes its claim in the spring season. Expect a sharper blend of suspense, dark wit, and brutal thrills that could redefine the game-night nightmare. The strategic move only adds to the tension.
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Sam Elliott Joins Landman Season 2 as T.L., Tommy’s Father
in NewsSam Elliott enters Landman season 2 as T.L., the grieving father who adds a new, unexpectedly tender layer to the family saga. His rugged presence earns glowing praise from co-stars, signaling a fresh dynamic and deeper emotional stakes for the season.
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TD08F Near Niue Sparks Cautious South Pacific Tropical Watch
in Fiji NewsA tropical disturbance near Niue is under close watch as forecasters weigh its chances of development. With conditions only marginally favorable, the next few days could bring shifting paths and varying intensity—keeping residents on alert as the situation unfolds.
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Fiji Weather Outlook: Warmer Temps and Above-Average Rainfall as Weak La Niña Persists
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a warmer, wetter season ahead as a weak La Niña lingers into 2026. Expect above‑average rainfall and rising temperatures through mid‑year, with tropical activity keeping weather unsettled. A glimpse into what these changes could mean for water resources, farming, and daily life is on the horizon.
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Dual-Fijian Commentators Set to Make SVNS History at Singapore 7s
in Fiji NewsTwo Fijian voices unite for a historic Singapore 7s broadcast as Sera Naiqama and Satish Narain bring a fresh, insider perspective to Fiji’s final pool clash with South Africa. A landmark night for Fijian rugby commentary—and a match fans won’t want to miss.
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Shrinking on Apple TV Merges Nickelodeon Nostalgia With a Heartfelt Take on Grief
in NewsShrinking follows a grief-stricken therapist who shatters clinical rules with blunt honesty, turning therapy into a surprising blend of laughter and heart. With an unlikely friendship at its core, this bold series conjures a bright, reassuring energy and a reminder that healing happens together.
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Markiplier Directs Self-Financed Horror Debut Iron Lung, Fans Propel Wider Release
in NewsMarkiplier steps from YouTube to feature filmmaking, directing, starring, writing, editing, and financing a bold adaptation of a beloved horror game. A three-year, self-funded journey fueled by dedicated fans expanded its reach beyond expectations. This mystery-filled horror venture promises a fresh, audacious take on indie cinema.
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Shrinking: A Grown-Up Twist on Nickelodeon Nostalgia
in NewsShrinking blends sharp humor with heartfelt honesty as a therapist navigates grief, tough talk, and the messy path to healing. Expect laughter that lands where it hurts—and a hopeful look at resilience rising from loss.
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Late Goal Seals Lautoka Women’s FC Promotion to Fiji’s Women’s Super League for 2026
in Fiji NewsLate drama in a pivotal playoff saw Lautoka Women’s FC clinch promotion to Fiji’s top-tier women’s league for 2026. A stoppage-time winner reshapes the club’s future and signals a rising tide for Fiji’s women’s football.
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Labasa’s Korotari Farmers Shift Beyond Cane to New Crops
in Fiji NewsKorotari farmers are turning unused land into productive vegetable plots, moving beyond cane farming. A government-led push promotes diversification, climate-smart practices, and stronger local food security, with iTaukei landowners exploring crops from cabbage to tomatoes and cucumbers. Yet floods and droughts along the Korotari River test resilience as farmers adapt to changing conditions.
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Steve Martin and Martin Short: Inside Their Enduring Comedy Partnership
in NewsTwo legendary comedians, one extraordinary partnership. Steve Martin and Martin Short prove that true friendship, shared timing, and fearless humor can outlast Hollywood’s fickle trends. Their enduring chemistry reshapes what lasting collaboration in entertainment can look like.
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Miley Cyrus Receives Outstanding Artistic Achievement Award at Palm Springs International Film Festival for Avatar: Fire and Ash
in NewsMiley Cyrus stole the spotlight at a glamorous film awards gala, earning the Outstanding Artistic Achievement Award for Avatar: Fire and Ash and her shimmering track “Dream As One.” Her playful quip about the film’s 16-year journey and heartfelt thanks to the team hint at a moment of humor, gratitude, and reinvention that fans won’t…
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Deal to Avert Government Shutdown: DHS Funding Set for Two Weeks as Talks Continue
in NewsA tentative funding deal aims to avert a shutdown, keeping most federal agencies funded through September while DHS rides a short-term stopgap. As the political week unfolds, headlines swirl—from a potential Fed chair nomination and questions about intelligence leadership to Melania Trump’s widely watched documentary—highlighting a rapidly shifting landscape.
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ITV Sets Premiere for Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy
in NewsDevil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy delivers a chilling, tightly wound glimpse into one of America’s most infamous killers. With gripping performances and a suspenseful investigation, the series peels back the layers of a dark dual life from the 1970s. Premieres Friday, January 30 at 9 PM on ITV1 and ITVX.