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Why Is Lady Danbury Still 'Faffing Around' With The Bridgertons' Romances? The Actress Shared Her Take

Simon and Daphne married several seasons ago now...

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Myles Garrett Told Jimmy Fallon He Never Once Doubted His Chances of Breaking NFL Sack Record

Garrett quieted Fallon’s questioning pretty quickly with these confident responses.

Sports Illustrated

Arne Slot admits Liverpool planning for life without Virgil van Dijk after Jeremy Jacquet signing

Slot admitted that Jacquet’s arrival was made with eye towards Van Dijk’s succession plan, who turns 35 in the summer

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“Michael Stipe said, ‘Can I sing with you guys in Brooklyn?’ I’m like, ‘Are you serious?!’” How a Chicago alt-rock stalwart and Hollywood A-lister put together a supergroup to celebrate their favorite records

You might know Jason Narducy from playing bass with Bob Mould. You might recognize Michael Shannon, too. He’s in the movies. But they are also in band, and are celebrating R.E.M.’s Lifes Rich Pageant in concert. Narducy tells GW how it all went down

Guitar World

Demond Wilson, who played Lamont on 'Sanford and Son,' dies at 79

Demond Wilson, the actor who played the son on the seminal 1970s sitcom “Sanford and Son,” has died

The Independent UK

Dining across the divide: ‘Zack Polanski is articulate and charismatic, rather like Boris Johnson’

Their views differ on the Green party leader, but did the fellow Irish women agree on how to police demonstrations?

The Guardian - UK

Central Asia is in a boom phase — with some caveats

Headline GDP is strong, but per-capita gaps, inflation and borrowing costs complicate the picture.

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'Bridgerton' season 4 wisely brings 'Downton'-style class tensions to the Ton

"Bridgerton" season 4's class-focused story revolves around the forbidden romance between high-society Benedict Bridgerton and lowly maid Sophie Baek, and it's a must-watch

Tom’s Guide

Macron hosts Chadian President Déby for talks aimed at resetting ties

Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno is set to visit Paris on Thursday, where he will meet French President Emmanuel Macron in a sign of improving relations between the two countries after more than a year of tension.

Radio France Internationale

Jon Stewart and Anderson Cooper roast Trump’s seeming abandonment of Second Amendment after Alex Pretti shooting

‘They’re lying. We saw it. And that’s how brazen they lie when they know we’ve seen the truth’

The Independent UK

“Sounds Fishy”: Barron Trump’s Late-Night Emergency Call To Save Close Friend Challenged By Judge

“The whole thing sounds fishy,” one said after a judge’s recent comments about Barron Trump’s late-night call to the UK police about his “close friend.”

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Man City finally find a solution for their Erling Haaland problem to end horror week

Manchester City 2-0 Wolves: Haaland was benched for a much-needed rest as Omar Marmoush and Antoine Semenyo stepped up to see off Wolves and banish recent bad memories

The Independent UK

‘A Pain in the A-- to Defend’: Brian Urlacher Talks Caleb Williams, Bears’ 2025 Season

The Pro Football Hall of Famer says he’s “super proud” of how Chicago played this year.

Sports Illustrated

Tour Down Under: Sam Welsford sprints to seventh Tour Down Under victory and first for Ineos Grenadiers in chaotic stage 3 finale

Tobias Lund Andresen second and Lewis Bower third in chaotic finish as Jay Vine retains race lead

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Evening Standard

Long-lost portrait of Scotland’s national bard on public display for first time

The painting, which fetched tens of thousands of pounds at auction last year, was lost for more than 200 years.

The Guardian - AU

The fate of the planet’s coastlines depends on how fast Antarctica’s ice sheets melt. We don’t know what’s coming

Some regions of the continent have enough ice to push up sea levels by 15 metres if they all melt, but researchers don’t yet fully understand the consequences

Cycling News

Women's Tour Down Under: Ally Wollaston sprints to stage 1 win after solo break is reeled in before the line

Josie Nelson second and Femke Gerriste third in Willunga

The Independent UK

Olympic great Shaun White's next chapter: Shaping snowboarding from outside the halfpipe

Newly retired and now trying to shape his sport from outside of the halfpipe he once dominated, Shaun White says he fully expects his upcoming trip to Italy — the country where he won the first of his three Olympic gold medals — to be an emotional ride

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Is Cole Palmer injured? Premier League injury update on Chelsea midfielder

Chelsea play Brentford at Stamford Bridge on Saturday but will their talisman be involved?

Evening Standard

Chelsea vs Arsenal LIVE: Carabao Cup result, latest updates and fan reaction

First leg of a huge London derby to decide Wembley finalists

Sports Illustrated

Albert Breer’s NFL Takeaways: Mike Vrabel’s Patriots Vision Takes Center Stage

New England’s first-year coach got some ‘dogs’ to play his style. Plus, how San Francisco and Buffalo pulled off come-from-behind wins.

Metal Hammer

The 12 best new metal songs you need to hear right now

New year, new metal tunes from Alter Bridge, Hanabie, Lord Of The Lost and more!

The Guardian - UK

Shadow attorney general steps back on Ukraine over Abramovich link

David Wolfson is part of the legal team attempting to recover some of Russian billionaire’s frozen assets

Cinemablend

Marty Supreme Made Me Root For A Terrible Person, But I'm Not Complaining

He's unlikable, but I kind of like him.

The Guardian - UK

The Oak and the Larch by Sophie Pinkham review – are Russia’s forests the key to its identity?

How billions of trees left their mark on an empire’s psyche – shaping ideological and literal battles up to the present day

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