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Robbie Brenner: Behind Barbie, Dallas Buyers Club and Hollywood’s Next Chapter
Robbie Brenner has forged a bold path in Hollywood, turning daring ideas into award-winning reality—from Dallas Buyers Club to the Barbie phenomenon. Her fearless leadership at Mattel Films and relentless pursuit of fresh storytelling reveal how resilience and reinvention can keep iconic brands exciting. The next chapter promises surprising, boundary-pushing projects that fans won’t see…
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KPop Demon Hunters: Netflix’s Trending Animation Sparks Oscar and Grammy Buzz
KPop Demon Hunters fuses K-Pop sparkle with supernatural thrills as a girl group balances stardom with demon-hunting. From chart-topping songs to record-breaking streams and whispers of a sequel, the buzz signals a bold new era for animated music.
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Joan Collins Attends Son Sacha Newley’s Lakeside Castle Wedding in Austria
An alpine lakeside castle in Salzburg sets the scene for a star-studded wedding full of glamour and warmth. A Dynasty icon cheers on her son as he vows to his partner, with on-stage serenades and a celebration wrapped in family love. A moment of timeless magic unfolds in the mountains.
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From Taveuni to Fiji Bati: Keresi Maya earns Pacific Championships call-up
Keresi Maya’s move from local rugby to the national stage is turning heads as the sole locally-based player named in Fiji Bati’s extended squad for the Pacific Championships. A 2020 code-switcher with a gritty path from Nabua Broncos to the national setup, his rise hints at big things to come.
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Lewiston-Queenston Bridge Crossings Reopen After IT Outage Causes Delays
An outage at the Canada Border Services Agency triggered days of gridlock at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge. Drivers faced long waits and lost income before crossings reopened and a coordinated response began easing the congestion. Officials say ongoing efforts aim to prevent a repeat and keep the border moving.
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Naitasiri Aims to Defend Farebrother Trophy in Electric Naluwai Rugby Showdown
Defending the Farebrother Trophy, Naitasiri head to Naluwai where the crowd’s energy makes the match feel electric. A recent return from the Pacific Nations Cup and a Drua-flavored lineup set the stage for a season packed with momentum, rivalry, and unwavering community support.
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East Grapples with Drought as Central Heat Soars; West to Cool After Storm
Dry conditions linger from the Plains to the Northeast, nudging drought concerns higher as a sharp weather contrast unfolds coast to coast. The East eyes near-normal temps while the Rockies to the Ohio Valley tilt 10–20 degrees warmer than usual, and Florida gets scattered tropical showers. A West Coast storm bring showers and possible mountain…
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France’s New Lecornu Cabinet Faces Divided Parliament and Budget Battle
France’s new cabinet steps into a storm of budget battles and a fragmented parliament. With austerity protests mounting and economic pressures rising, the government faces a delicate push to balance public services with debt reduction. The coming weeks will reveal whether a cooperative path can take shape.
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Macron Ally Names New Finance Minister as France Braces for Budget Clash
France reshuffles its top ranks as Roland Lescure steps into the finance helm, signaling a delicate bid to navigate a high-stakes budget season. With a fractious coalition and looming no-confidence pressure, the government faces a tricky balance between reform and compromise.
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Real Housewives of Potomac Season 10: Karen Huger’s Absence Sparks New Drama
Potomac’s Season 10 promises a dramatic shift as an original Housewife sits this one out. Old loyalties, new alliances, and surprising moments rise as the cast navigates change and growth.
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Rift in Netanyahu’s Far-Right Coalition Tests Gaza Peace Push Under US Plan
Rifts within Netanyahu’s far-right coalition collide with a sweeping U.S. push to end the Gaza war, raising the stakes for Gaza’s future and hostage negotiations. As casualties mount and international pressure grows, the coming days could redefine the region’s balance.
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Sullivan’s Crossing Gets a Fresh Canadian Take on Maggie and Cal’s Romance
Nova Scotia sets the stage for a bold reimagining of Sullivan’s Crossing, where Maggie and Cal’s romance takes on a new shape for television. Fresh twists, new dynamics, and a tighter focus push the story into surprising territory. A picturesque backdrop and rising tensions promise a fresh chapter that both fans and newcomers won’t want…
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Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story Delves into the Butcher of Plainfield
Ed Gein’s chilling legacy still haunts horror and psychology. A new drama peels back the trauma, obsession, and secrets behind the infamous figure, offering a haunting look at what fuels such legends. It’s a story that lingers long after the credits roll.
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Sudan’s War-Wounded Museums Struggle to Reclaim Lost Heritage
War has scarred Sudan’s national museum, where priceless artifacts have vanished and damaged halls whisper of a shattered heritage. Preservationists race to salvage what remains as missing items and a daunting restoration bill loom, testing a fragile cultural memory—and a hopeful future.
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Is Sanae Takaichi Japan’s Next Iron Lady?
Veteran conservative Sanae Takaichi takes the helm of the ruling party on its 70th anniversary, a milestone moment in Japan’s political landscape. As debates over economics, social policy, and security intensify, what could her leadership mean for the country’s next chapter?
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Fiji Clinches OFC U-19 Women’s Bronze in Tahiti Penalty Shootout
Two rising U-19 teams faced off in Tahiti for bronze, delivering a tense goalless showdown that went to penalties. Fiji clinched the win in a dramatic finish, showcasing the weathered grit and bright talent of the young squad.
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Shutdown Countdown, Courtroom Contests, and Security Questions in Washington
With the government teetering on the brink and a powerplay in full swing, this week in Washington promises high-stakes drama. The Senate funding showdown collides with a fresh Supreme Court term, while security plans and legal hurdles add fuel to the already combustible mix.
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Harvest Moon Supermoon Set to Light Up October 2025 Sky Show
October’s night sky blazes with a harvest supermoon, glowing brighter than usual for autumn nights. Meteor streaks and rare comet appearances add extra sparkle, inviting stargazers to look east after dusk for a memorable celestial show.
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Delon Shankar Suspended Ahead of IDC Opener for Rewa FC
A rising talent from Rewa FC finds himself in hot water as an 18-year-old Delon Shankar faces a one-match ban and a $300 fine ahead of the IDC opener. The setback comes as the team also navigates injuries and fitness hurdles for key players. With the IDC kicking off in Ba, the stakes—and the lessons—are…
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Two Detained After Rakiraki Barbershop Drug Raid Near Police Station
Two men are in custody after a raid on a barbershop near Rakiraki Police Station uncovered marijuana cigarettes and cash. Investigations are ongoing as authorities intensify efforts to curb drug activity and keep the community safe.
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CID Probe Sparks Scrutiny of Fiji Corrections Service Leadership
Senior leadership at the Fiji Corrections Service is under CID scrutiny over alleged intimidation, prompting questions about governance and accountability. With parallel accusations involving the Acting Corrections Commissioner, the developing case hints at reforms aimed at rebuilding integrity and public trust in the service.