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Lakers at Crossroads: Can Reaves Deliver Defensive Fix Ahead of Free Agency
in SportsWith Austin Reaves headed toward unrestricted free agency, the Lakers’ title hopes may hinge on more than offense. Can his defense evolve quickly enough to complement a star-studded core, or will playoff matchup pressure reveal exploitable gaps? A closer look at the offseason moves and development bets ahead.
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Relocation Dilemma Faces Fiji’s PRB Tenants: Affordable Housing in Jeopardy
in Fiji NewsRelocation deadlines loom over decades of memories for residents of Mead Road’s PRB flats in Nabua, Suva. With rising moving costs, maintenance delays, and unclear government support, their search for stable, affordable housing has never felt more urgent.
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AFI Awards 2026: Stars Celebrate Creative Collaboration Over Competition
in NewsAn afternoon in Beverly Hills celebrated something bigger than trophies: the power of collaboration behind the year in film and TV. Tributes, clips, and candid moments highlighted the teamwork that brings stories to life, with a memorable benediction underscoring the shared heartbeat of cinema and television. A nostalgic montage sealed the feeling that creativity thrives…
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Kings Tap DeRozan as Veteran Anchor in Soft Rebuild Plan
in SportsSacramento is betting on a patient reset and a growing core, but a veteran presence could steer the timeline. DeMar DeRozan brings steady production, a favorable contract, and leadership that younger players can rally around. As the Kings weigh talent and long-term fit, this decision could define the franchise’s next chapter.
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Affleck and Damon Unveil Pay-For-Performance Model for The Rip
in NewsTwo Hollywood heavyweights are changing the rules on pay with their upcoming action thriller, The Rip. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are introducing a performance-based bonus pool for everyone on set, a move that could signal a broader push for fairer, more inclusive compensation in film.
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Kevin Durant Surpasses Wilt Chamberlain for 7th on NBA All-Time Scoring List
in SportsKevin Durant just moved into seventh on the NBA’s all-time scoring list, passing Wilt Chamberlain in a moment that electrified the arena. At 37 years old and in his 18th season, Durant’s latest milestone adds another chapter to a career defined by extraordinary longevity and relentless work ethic.
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Warriors at Trade Deadline Crossroads: Could Quinten Post Redefine Their Center Plan?
in SportsWith the February trade deadline approaching, the Warriors face a pivotal choice—add a rim‑protecting stretch big, a frontcourt scoring punch, or a steady ball‑handler behind Curry. The evolving play of Quinten Post could tilt the decision in an unexpected direction and redefine Golden State’s championship plan.
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Fiji Economy Gains Momentum as Reforms Drive Growth and Investment
in Fiji NewsFiji’s economy is being shaped by bold reforms and targeted social support, fueling growing confidence among consumers and investors. As plans for 2026 unfold, fresh opportunities and regional momentum hint at an optimistic path forward.
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Duty Calls: Nacuqu Withdraws from Fiji 7s Ahead of Coral Coast, Vunisa Steps In
in Fiji NewsOne of Fiji’s 7s stars steps back for official duties, opening the door to a surprise addition as the Coral Coast 7s approaches.
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Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice: A Dark Satire on Corporate Life and Masculinity
in NewsPark Chan-wook’s No Other Choice sharpens its knives on modern corporate life and the fragility of male ego, blending dark humor with a blunt social critique. A veteran worker’s sudden layoff becomes a crucible for pride, adaptation, and the costs of refusing to change, wrapped in Hitchcockian suspense and lush visuals. A provocative, thought-provoking ride…
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Knicks pledge improvement as Hart sits out and Yabusele steps up
in SportsAfter a tough stretch and Josh Hart’s injury, the Knicks found a spark with a win over the Clippers. Jalen Brunson speaks candidly about the rough patch, while Guerschon Yabusele steps up when it matters. Can New York turn the lessons into a sustained run of strong play?
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Pacers Eye Walker Kessler as Jazz Center Talks Heat Up
in SportsWith Walker Kessler sidelined and approaching restricted free agency, the Jazz’s future—and the league’s frontcourt landscape—are drawing sharp interest. Rumors swirl about bold moves around the rising center, setting the stage for a pivotal summer and a potential reshaping of Utah’s core. What unfolds could redefine Kessler’s trajectory and the team’s rebuild.
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Herbstreit: Team Culture Trumps Five-Star Recruits
in SportsFiesta Bowl drama meets a bold warning: in college football, building a true team may beat chasing the next five-star recruit. A veteran voice argues that unity and culture—not star rankings—could redefine the path to a national title. Explore how emerging programs are reshaping what it takes to win.
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Amanda Holden’s Live Lie Detector Moment on Heart Breakfast Sparks Laughter
in NewsAmanda Holden drives a live lie detector moment on Heart Breakfast, pairing sharp wit with cheeky mischief as she chats with Jamie Theakston. Expect playful banter, surprising moments, and plenty of morning laughs.
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Reed Sheppard Breakout Sparks Rockets’ Sixth Man Buzz
in SportsDecember looks like a turning point for Reed Sheppard as he steps into a bigger role with the Rockets. A new all-access episode traces his rapid development—defense, shooting, and decision-making—and hints at a season where his impact could turn heads.
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Fallout Countdown on Amazon Fuels Remaster Rumors Ahead of Season 2 Finale
in GamesAn Amazon countdown tied to the Fallout TV series is sparking a wave of fan theories. With a February 4 unlock and whispers of remasters for Fallout 3 or New Vegas, the teaser is fueling heated speculation. Todd Howard stays tight-lipped as Fallout Day passes without major announcements, leaving the future of the wasteland anyone’s…
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Maya Hawke Joins Hunger Games Prequel Sunrise on the Reaping
in NewsMaya Hawke reveals why joining The Hunger Games prequel feels uniquely thrilling—a world that’s both anti-fascist in spirit and mainstream in scale. She hints at Wiress’ role and a bold new chapter in Panem coming in 2026.
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Fiji’s Back-to-School Aid Faces Spending Debate as Officials Urge Education-Focused Use
in Fiji NewsFiji’s $200 Back-to-School aid is sparking debate over how it should be spent—from uniforms and supplies to everyday bills. With talks of vouchers and plans to broaden support for uniforms and shoes, the program is expanding its reach, especially to rural communities.
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Dylan Raiola Transfer Watch: Miami or Oregon in the Running
in SportsDylan Raiola’s looming transfer decision has the college football world buzzing, with playoff contenders reportedly in the mix and rumors flying about his future. As the wait continues, the next move could reshape the quarterback market—for now, it’s all speculation.
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NHL Tonight: Three-Game Slate Sparks Bold Bets on Blackhawks, Kings and Mammoth
in SportsThree NHL matchups headline a night of momentum swings and high-stakes hockey. Washington eyes a bounce-back against Chicago, Los Angeles looks to extend its road form against Winnipeg, and St. Louis meets Utah in a pivotal showdown. Catch the angles, trends, and storylines that could shape tonight’s action.
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Iran Protests Spark Monarchy Debate as Pahlavi Emerges as Opposition Figure
in NewsAmid a new wave of protests, Reza Pahlavi steps back into the spotlight as a potential figure in Iran’s opposition. Supporters see a chance for change, while critics warn of sharp divisions and uncertain leadership. The coming days could redefine the country’s path in unexpected ways.