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Former Mavericks Star's Dad Takes Shot at Organization Over Rotation Decisions

A former player's dad has taken a shot at the Dallas Mavericks organization.
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Odell Beckham Jr. praises Giants’ Malik Nabers after latest breakout game
Odell Beckham Jr. was very impressed by his fellow LSU alum.
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Caitlin Clark’s offseason golf plans have the LPGA’s attention
The LPGA certainly seems to support Caitlin Clark’s offseason golf plans.
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Inside Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea ‘Housewives’-themed workout class — featuring surprise appearances by ‘RHONJ’ stars
Jennifer Fessler and Margaret Josephs surprised our listeners who participated in the Barry’s RIDE x LIFT class in NYC Tuesday.
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Paul Fieg Says “Trump Supporters” Fueled Hatred Of His Female ‘Ghostbusters’ Reboot: “Everyone Went F***ing Cannibal”
Feig and the cast got "piled on" from haters on social media.
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Pistons owner to buy 27% stake of Chargers, ending Spanos family dispute
Pistons owner Tom Gores to acquire 27% of the Chargers. The deal still requires approval from NFL owners at a meeting in Atlanta next month.
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‘Nickel Boys’: Colson Whitehead’s Harrowing Racism Drama Hits Big Screen
Amazon MGM StudiosFirst-person storytelling is taken to an excessive degree in Nickel Boys, RaMell Ross’ adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 2019 novel, whose primary action is shot from the point-of-view of its protagonist and, eventually, his best friend. That approach is intended to foster intimate engagement with the plight of its victimized characters. Yet instead, it has the opposite effect, calling such constant undue attention to itself (and its artificiality) that it proves a distracting gimmick which undercuts the proceedings’ portrait of torment, perseverance, camaraderie, and survival. Its formal showmanship unconvincing and off-putting, the film is a case study in the hazards of prizing style over substance.The opening night selection of the 62nd New York Film Festival, and in theaters on Oct. 25, Nickel Boys doesn’t establish context for its tale, although later dialogue indicates that it’s set in 1960s Tallahassee, Florida, during Jim Crow. There, Elwood (Ethan Cole) spends his days gazing up at orange trees, twirling leaves between his fingers, and gently touching spiderwebs, all of which Ross shoots with a brand of dreamy expressionism reminiscent of his 2018 documentary Hale County This Morning, This Evening.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Section of International Space Station is increasingly leaky, NASA warns: ‘Top safety risk’
A Russian area of the ISS is subject to "cracks and air leaks" that have increased since February, according to a new report.
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Jesse Lally gives update on how ‘Valley’ co-star Jax Taylor is doing following divorce news, mental health treatment
"I was basically a year ahead of him when I saw the writing on the wall," Lally told Page Six in an exclusive interview Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Angel Reese: Accepting 'villain' role for good of women's basketball 'backfired on me'
WNBA star Angel Reese called out those in the media who were 'a little late to the party' in covering the hate speech directed at players online.
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Cheech and Chong sue California over ban on certain hemp products
California cannabis businesses are trying to stop the enforcement of new emergency regulations that ban certain hemp products.
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Harris-Trump showdown: New poll indicates who has edge in battle for crucial electoral vote
A new poll in the race for a crucial electoral vote that could potentially determine whether Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Trump wins the 2024 White House race shows Harris ahead.
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Oddity’ on Shudder, a Fascinating Horror Mashup About a Blind Psychic and her Creepy Mannequin Pal
Filmmaker Damian Mc Carthy practices impressive control in this unsettling creeper.
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Angel Reese shouts out her podcast in post revealing emotional pain and feeling 'villainized'
Sky rookie Angel Reese posted on social media, blasting the media and opening up about her pain, while also mentioning her new podcast.
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Grisliness, human or not, propels 'Grotesquerie' and Menendez-centered 'Monsters'
For Ryan Murphy, entertainment is a series of baroque monstrosities, human and otherwise, as seen in 'Grotesquerie' and his latest installment of 'Monsters.'
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Navigate the city like a pro taxi driver when you have this infotainment system!
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50 "exceptionally well-preserved" Viking skeletons unearthed in Denmark
The Viking burial ground, used during the 9th and 10th centuries, was discovered on the southern outskirts of the village of Åsum.
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Supreme Court rejects RFK Jr's appeal to be put back on the New York election ballot
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal by independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to restore his name to New York's election ballot.
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Vice presidential debate with Vance and Walz will have hot mics in stark contrast to Trump, Harris debate
Walz and Vance will square off Tuesday at 9 p.m. at CBS studios in New York City.
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‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ stars Zac and Jen Affleck have no actual relation to Ben Affleck: report
"There's no relationship," a source close to the couple said of their ties to the "Good Will Hunting" star.
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Game like Post Malone with 28% off Xbox Game Pass Ultimate
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Wuhan’s latest disaster, cop critics’ crime hypocrisy and other commentary
“All the troubles in the world apparently lead back to Wuhan,” muses National Review’s Jim Geraghty.
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WNBA players blast USA Today’s Christine Brennan over interview: ‘We call B.S.’
The players of the WNBA are not happy with USA Today's Christine Brennan.
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Trump threatens to prosecute Google if he wins election for pushing only ‘bad stories’ about him
Trump was reacting to a study which found that Google placed search results for Kamala Harris' campaign website in a more prominent location.
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Avid hiker and former park ranger discovered in Yosemite National Park weeks after note said he'd return
Experienced Hiker and Former Park Ranger Kirk S. Thomas-Olsen, 61, who had been missing for over two weeks, was found dead in Yosemite National Park, California.
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What states are wealthy Gen Zers leaving — and where are they going?
These are the top three states for exits and arrivals by the wealthiest members of Gen Z, according to SmartAsset. 
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Who needs a meteorologist when you have this accurate weather app?
This isn't your parent's weather app!
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Trump Suggests Putin Wants to End War, as Zelensky Looks On
“I’m sure President Putin wants it to stop,” Donald Trump said of the Russia-Ukraine war on Friday. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine stressed that the war shouldn’t have been started.
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Eric Adams’ indictment: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 28, 2024
NY Post readers discuss Mayor Adams indicted with federal corruption charges including bribery and fraud.
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Minnesota reports rare human death from rabies
A Minnesota resident who came into contact with a bat in July died of rabies
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Something is Missing from London: Children
The Hackney area of East London is burgeoning with art galleries and cafes. But the neighborhood, like many places that are appealing to young professionals, is rapidly losing families with children. And some experts say it's a bad sign for the future. We go to Hackney to understand the problem.
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From 'Othello' to 'Downton Abbey': Maggie Smith's talent never dimmed across seven decades
The Harry Potter movies. 'The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.' 'The Lady in the Van.” 'A Room With a View.' Maggie Smith wasn't just an actor. She and her characters were practically a genre unto themselves.
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A federal appeals court hands the FDA a stupendous win in its battle against stem cell clinics
The FDA claimed these clinics were plying patients with an illegal drug derived from their stem cells. A federal court agrees.
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Fox News Politics: North Carolina Voter Rolls Refreshed
The latest updates from the 2024 campaign trail, exclusive interviews and more Fox News politics content
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PM Update: Showers or a rumble through evening, then a break in the rain Saturday
Nicer weather is inbound to start the weekend. First, some more showers to get through.
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Emergency Doctor Worries Louisiana’s New Classification for Abortion Meds Could Be Life-Threatening
The law classifies mifepristone and misoprostol as controlled substances—a change that doctors worry could restrict access in emergencies.
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Eight years and 2,000 miles across the ocean. How a message in a bottle penned by three Bay Area friends was found
In 2016, three Bay Area friends vacationing in Fiji placed a message in a bottle and set it out to sea. After 8 years they got an answer, from Australia.
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This AI headshot generator could help you land your dream job
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RFK Jr. Says Dems Spent Millions to Make Him Look Crazy—But He Did That for Free
Brian Snyder/ReutersFormer longshot presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Friday that Democrats spent “tens of millions of dollars” to make him “look like a crazy person”— some say he’s done that himself, absolutely free of charge. Speaking at a Donald Trump rally in Michigan, Kennedy, who was once vying for the Democratic nomination, complained that after he came out in support of the far-right former president, his one-time party tried to make him look bad. “The Democratic Party spent tens of millions of dollars to defame me, to publish perjuries against me, to publish fake news against me, to marginalize me, to make me look like a crazy person,” Kennedy told a crowd of Trump faithfuls. After the clip was posted to X, commenters remembered Kennedy’s zanier moments. A non-exhaustive list of these often animal-related oddities would include his admission that he dumped a dead bear in Central Park and framed a cyclist for it, the time his daughter said he cut off and absconded with the head of a dead whale, his denial that he barbecued and ate a dog, and when he revealed that doctors found a dead worm in his brain—not to mention the years he has spent peddling anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Whitney Cummings Tapped To Host Max’s New ‘Friends’ Game Show ‘Fast Friends’
"I'll be there for you..."
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Which SNL cast members are on tour in 2024? See Will Ferrell, Martin Short
Other household name alums on the road include Sarah Silverman, David Spade and Seth Meyers.
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Inside Canada’s largest mansion — abandoned for more than 15 years and left to rot
The Peter Grant mansion in Ontario is a testament to what could have been.
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Border-district Republicans hammer Harris, demand 'an apology' over 'photo op' campaign stop in Arizona
House Republicans who represent districts that border Mexico are laying into Vice President Kamala Harris for making a campaign stop at the border on Friday.
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The State Fair of Texas opens with a new gun ban after courts reject challenge
The State Fair of Texas is back with a new firearms ban
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Netanyahu defies calls for a cease-fire at the U.N., as Israel strikes Lebanon
In a fiery speech at the United Nations General Assembly, the Israeli prime minister said his country would is "winning" and would attack Iran and its proxies anywhere in the Middle East.
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Rez Ball’ on Netflix, a Winning Basketball Story Set in Navajo Nation
Sports-movie cliches abound, but the context freshens the formula.
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Una lista de las películas de Maggie Smith
Maggie Smith, fallecida el viernes a los 89 años, apareció en decenas de películas a lo largo de más de 60 años.
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