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Joshua Jackson Pays Tribute to Late Co-star James Van Der Beek

Joshua Jackson spoke publicly for the first time about the death of his Dawson's Creek co-star James Van Der Beek on the Today show, as tributes continue after Van Der Beek's passing at 48 following a two-and-a-half-year battle with stage III colorectal cancer. Van Der Beek

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16 Years Later, 'Fringe's Groundbreaking Reveal Is Still Sci-Fi at Its Best

Sixteen years on, Fringe's second-season episode "Peter" still stands out. The story unfolds as a flashback inside Walter Bishop's confession to Olivia Dunham, finally laying bare the truth about his son's origins and pushing the series into a larger, more urgent register.

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Jenelle Evans' son allegedly pulled gun on grandmother

Jenelle Evans’ eldest son, Jace, was placed in a mental health facility after allegedly pulling a gun on his grandmother and threatening to kill himself and Barbara Evans while under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Barbara called police and plans to file legal paperwork to assist with handling him.

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Diablo 4 adds eight Torment difficulty tiers in Lord of Hatred

Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred expansion will add eight new Torment difficulty tiers as an alternative to nerfing overpowered builds. The change was revealed in an interview with YouTuber Wudijo, where associate game director Zaven Haroutunian asked whether the game "is actually asking you to have numbers

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HBO Max’s Emmy-Winning 7-Part Mystery Series Remains One of Its Best

HBO Max has found compelling drama in Brad Ingelsby’s gritty mysteries, and his best work premiered in 2021. Mare of Easttown unfolds across seven episodes with Kate Winslet as the titular Delco detective sergeant, balancing a difficult investigation with a difficult personal life. The central case involves the death

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Rachel Zoe called Jennifer Garner first after splitting from husband

Rachel Zoe said her first call after splitting from husband Rodger Berman was to Jennifer Garner — she needed a good divorce lawyer. The fashion designer noted they have been close since she styled Garner for the 2003 Emmys. Garner recommended celebrity attorney Laura Wasser, whom she had used in her

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Catch and Tame codes for March 2026: Steak, Bones, and More

Developer Manta Games' new animal ranching sim arms you with a lasso to nab critters in the wild and drag them back home to your farm. You can always keep them fed with supplies from nearby shops, but redeeming new Catch and Tame codes is an easy way to

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Suspect in Rihanna Shooting Charged With Attempted Murder

Ivanna Lisette Ortiz, 35, of Orlando, Fla., was charged with attempted murder on Tuesday after police said she fired several rounds at a Los Angeles mansion belonging to the pop star Rihanna. No one was injured in the attack. Prosecutors filed 14 felony counts, including multiple counts of assault with

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4 Epic War Miniseries Better Than Any Classic Movie

Generation Kill (2008) — Created by David Simon and Ed Burns and based on Evan Wright’s memoir, this seven-part series follows an American war correspondent embedded with the Second Platoon of the First Reconnaissance Battalion's Bravo Company during the Iraq War. The show launched several actors’ careers, including

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10 Greatest Movies Based on American History, Ranked

The United States has a long history spanning over two centuries, and cinema has repeatedly turned to that past for stories. This roundup highlights films that dramatize key moments in American history, from the nation’s birth through the 20th century and into the modern era. The Patriot (2000) is

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'Imperfect Women' LA premiere: Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, Kate Mara

The new Apple TV psychological thriller series "Imperfect Women," adapted from the novel by Araminta Hall, held its world premiere at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Mar. 10. Stars on the red carpet included Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington and Kate Mara. Leslie Odom

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Blizzard nerfed a WoW key — players found an even faster teleport

World of Warcraft players have long lived by the phrase "exploit early, exploit often," whether that meant buying items for less than they sold for or farming hundreds of frogs for a shortcut. Normally these discoveries get fixed, players complain about Blizzard "detecting fun," and things

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Janet Jackson clashes with brother Jermaine at Michael biopic screening

The Jackson family gathered quietly in Los Angeles for what was expected to be a triumphant moment: a private screening of the upcoming biopic Michael. More than 60 family members packed the showing, which stars Jaafar Jackson and hits theaters on April 24. At first the mood was electric as

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Crabmeat is a horror game about catching crabs—no, not like that

Crabs are the spiders of the sea: too many legs and inherently unsettling whether a swarm converges or a single oversized specimen looms. Crabmeat turns that unease into a short point-and-click horror experience. You're stuck on a boat in an ocean full of crabs, operating traps, sailing to

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Chainsaw Man part 2 to end March 24 after surprise note

A note at the end of chapter 231, published on March 10, announces that part 2 of the Chainsaw Man manga will conclude on March 24. The series is published bi-weekly, which means there is only one more chapter scheduled. Part 2 began on July 13, 2022. The second half

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10 '90s Crime Thrillers Ahead of Their Time

The 1990s were a turning point for television. Networks were still testing what the medium could do, cable loosened creative boundaries, and writers suddenly had room to experiment. The crime thriller benefited most of all, producing shows that were murky, morally complicated, and often so unconventional that contemporary audiences didn’

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‘High Potential’ Spotlights Dottie in Character-Driven Episode

The latest episode of High Potential lifts the veil on a larger mystery while centering on a fan-favorite. The man who has been following Arthur is revealed to be Eric Hayworth, a former Special Forces operative hired to abduct Roman by a woman named Willa Quinn. That revelation frames a

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Mickey Rourke kicked out of Los Angeles rental after default judgment

Court documents show Mickey Rourke’s rented Drexel Ave. home is back under the control of landlord Eric T. Goldie. The judgment was filed Monday in Los Angeles County Superior Court by default, meaning the “Celebrity Big Brother UK” alum likely failed to appear or respond to the complaint before

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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book announced with May 21 release

Mario Day brought Yoshi to the front of the stage. On Monday a new trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie revealed Donald Glover voices the egg-pooping dinosaur, and on Tuesday morning a trailer for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book arrived along with a May release date. Yoshi and the

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Mona Fastvold on how Ann Lee's vision feels radical today

Director Mona Fastvold returned to period storytelling with The Testament of Ann Lee, a film that casts Amanda Seyfried as the founder of the Shakers. Fastvold first encountered Ann Lee while researching another project and was drawn not only to a forgotten feminist figure but to the movement’s physical

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Every Rush Studio Album Released in the 80s, Ranked

The 1980s were a period of wide-ranging change for Rush, a decade when the trio stretched its sound, embraced new technology and tightened song structures. Drummer Neil Peart emerged as a defining lyricist and developed complex polyrhythms and a powerful, smooth style—"it's like running a marathon

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Cryptic crossword No 29,951

1 down. Like something flapping – say, insect going round. 8 letters. 2 down. Disciple upset before he had had some loaves and fishes? 6 letters. 3 down. Sore member of the family hiding under something warm. 8 letters. 4 down. Jazz fan turned up with old mum in American city.

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Katherine Heigl returns to red carpet at Mar-a-Lago dog rescue event

Katherine Heigl returned to the red carpet Sunday at the Wine, Women & Shoes Benefiting Big Dog Ranch Rescue event at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., marking her first public carpet appearance in two years. She styled her hair in a bouffant, wore drop earrings and a colorful patterned dress,

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Pokémon streamer's roguelite monster-collector Kickstarter exceeds its target

Wonderful Neoran Valley, a roguelite monster-collector, hit its funding target in ten minutes and has since raised over $800,000, more than seven times its original goal. The run-based game leans into JRPG mechanics with a touch of creepypasta horror. Neoran creatures include a pear-shaped character called Pero, a cosmic

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Why the Final Fantasy Magic card Flash Photography is spiking in value

Magic players have suddenly started paying a lot more attention to one previously overlooked Final Fantasy card. Flash Photography — a blue sorcery showing Final Fantasy 15’s Prompto Argentum taking a selfie with a chocobo — has jumped sharply in price. Throughout most of February its market value sat just above