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Las Vegas music festival canceled Saturday because of high winds, but organizers are still on track to sell out the three-day event, according to a person with direct knowledge of the situation. Tickets sold…
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3 Good Things: A romp to school, resilient eagles and responsive rats. I’ve spent the morning at a local elementary school, listening as my kids (ages 4 and 5) talked about the first day…
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Colin Farrell doesn’t have many ‘true friends.’ But Brendan Gleeson is one. They’ve known each other since grade school, the older man a former classmate from the University of Southern California, the younger one…
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‘An important part of my life is leaving too,’ says emotional Rafael Nadal (R) as he arrives at the court of Ivan Lendl (not pictured) for the Davis Cup final with Spain. Photograph: Pablo…
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Woman and her dog missing after mudflows slam parts of San Bernardino County Officials say the couple were believed to have been driving to a vacation spot on a dirt road north of San…
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Wendy Williams leaves wellness facility and says she’s ‘back and better than ever’ The actress looks nothing like the woman who starred in the popular ABC daytime drama for more than a decade. She…
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Hollywood trailblazer Anna May Wong to be first Asian American featured on U.S. currency Anna May Wong, who created the film Mulan and made over six decades in the business, will be the first…
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Newsom signs state of emergency to support California communities recovering from wildfires California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a state of emergency to protect millions of people from the threats posed by the state’s…
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Six people who tested positive for monkeypox have died, health departments confirm – but the disease has spread, and is expected to peak next week. Six people who tested positive for monkeypox have died,…
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Toronto relaxes COVID-19 rink rules as winter activities move ‘toward normal’ This week, the Bluecoats will be participating in the first of a number of “Winter Welcome Weekend” activities, which run through Saturday. The…
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