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PHILADELPHIA — Jalen Hurts skipped the preseason, the NFL MVP runner-up is just too essential to danger an harm to play a meaningless snap. He addit...

“Real Time With Bill Maher” will likely be again on screens this month regardless of the Writers Guild of America strike. Mr. Maher introduced on X ...

The largest newspaper chain within the US has posted a few job adverts sure to whet the urge for food of pop music buffs far and broad. Gannett is searching for a Taylor Swift reporter and Beyoncé reporter. The media agency which owns greater than 200 every day papers is about to rent the 2 journalists by means of its manufacturers USA Today and The Tennessean.Those within the Swift function ought to be "an energetic writer, photographer and social media pro who can quench an undeniable thirst for all things Taylor Swift with a steady stream of content across multiple platforms", in line with the itemizing.The job entails figuring out why the Cruel Summer singer's affect is ever-expanding, evaluation of the Swiftie fan base, and the pop sensation's world affect. ...

It takes simply minutes for the scenes to show grim: a grimy entice home, a drug consumer injecting scabbed ft, a tiny child crawling amid the filth.This is Trapping, a brand new British movie starring MOBO-winning drill rapper Abra Cadabra and produced by filmmakers and dirt pioneers Femi Oyeniran and Nicky "Slimting" Walker. Later this night, they take the story to parliament for a dialogue concerning the bleak actuality of the UK's county traces downside, the place weak adults and youngsters as younger as six, based on the Children's Society, are recruited to maneuver and provide medicine.While the portrayal of drug dealing usually proven on display screen has lengthy drawn criticism for glamourising the approach to life, the identical can't be stated for Trapping. Rather ...

Former well being secretary Matt Hancock says his newest look in a actuality TV present was "one of the toughest physical and mental things" he has ever accomplished. The MP - who was compelled to resign from authorities after being caught breaking his personal COVID steerage by kissing his then-mistress Gina Coladangelo in his workplace - has already filmed his stint on Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, incomes him £45,000 for 80 hours' work. It is his second spell on our screens since leaving workplace, after he took half in ITV's I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, incomes him a good heftier price of £320,000 - although he donated simply over 3% of the fee to charity.But getting into the jungle additionally led to an enormous backlash from politicians and COVID-be...

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The NCAA has denied Iowa defensive lineman Noah Shannon’s enchantment of his season-long suspension for his involvement in sports wagering, coach Kirk Ferentz introduced Tuesday. ...

A former NFL Media journalist is accusing the league of refusing to deal with what he calls long-standing institutional discrimination and mentioned his contract was not renewed as a result of he repeatedly voiced issues concerning fairness and racial injustice. ...

DENVER — U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert was kicked out of a “Beetlejuice” present in Denver on Sunday, in response to safety footage. The theater didn’t t...

Another prequel to Paramount’s “Yellowstone” franchise delivered one more emotional intestine punch for followers consumed by its American West mythology. ...

Celebrity chef Rick Stein has blamed meals inflation and rising power prices after charging clients £2 for condiments at his fish and chip restaurant in Cornwall.Customers have been left underwhelmed after being requested to pay additional for the likes of mayonnaise, tartar sauce and mushy peas on the Padstow eatery. A spokeswoman for the movie star chef defended Stein's Fish and Chips' determination to cost clients an additional £2 for condiments, arguing it's as a result of present financial local weather."Our homemade condiments using Rick Stein's special recipes are prepared in Padstow by our team of chefs. Food inflation, energy costs, along with rising wages, have driven up the cost of production significantly," she mentioned."We have reluctantly, along with many other...