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Houston reporter Nicole Nielsen begins maternity leave after premature arrival of son

  • Nicole Nielsen’s baby arrived three weeks early.
  • She will take three months of maternity leave.
  • Prepared content will keep her social media active.

Houston reporter Nicole Nielsen is taking maternity leave earlier than planned after her baby boy arrived three weeks before his due date. She joined KPRC in March 2026 and says she will be off air for three months, returning in February, while she focuses on her family. Nielsen…

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Julia Garner Shares Madonna Biopic Update: “Every Hour It Changes”

  • Garner says the biopic’s status keeps changing.
  • Madonna selected her to portray the singer.
  • A Netflix series was reported in 2025.

Julia Garner says the status of the Madonna biopic remains uncertain, with plans changing frequently. Personally chosen by Madonna to portray her, Garner says she would like the project to be made but has no control over its future. First announced in 2020, the film was reportedly scrapped…

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Nets players’ frustration mounting amid disappointing start to season

  • The Nets’ start has been disjointed and disappointing.
  • Players’ frustration is becoming visible on court.
  • Moritz Wagner says the team must manage its emotions.

Brooklyn’s disappointing start to the season has left players frustrated, adding to the dissatisfaction already felt by fans. After several difficult years, including two marked by deliberate losing, the team had hoped that a renewed effort to win and a young core would give supporters more reason to…

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Who wrote the ‘Grease’ soundtrack?

  • Jacobs and Casey wrote most of the songs.
  • John Farrar wrote two of the film’s best-known songs.
  • Barry Gibb wrote the opening track, sung by Frankie Valli.

The 1978 film *Grease* became a cultural hit in part because its songs blended nostalgia for doo-wop, rock and roll and R&B with radio-friendly pop. Its soundtrack album sold 20 million certified copies and topped charts in the US and UK, helping the film’s music reach far beyond…

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Keira Knightley On Fans Quoting ‘Love Actually’ To Her: “It Means Nothing To Me”

  • Knightley has not watched *Love Actually* since its premiere.
  • Fans quote the film, but she says it means nothing to her.
  • She filmed the memorable card scene at 17.

Keira Knightley says fans quoting *Love Actually* means little to her because she has not watched the film since its premiere. She remembers people’s expressions when they quote it, but does not know the lines or scenes they have in mind. The 2003 Christmas romantic comedy features Knightley…

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‘Ramayana’ Makes History as First Indian Film to Top U.K., Ireland Box Office as ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Debuts in Third

  • “Ramayana” opened at number one in the U.K. and Ireland.
  • It earned £2.1 million, setting a record for Indian films there.
  • “Godzilla Minus Zero” debuted third with $1.8 million.

“Ramayana: Rise of a Legend” became the first Indian film to open at number one at the U.K. and Ireland box office, taking £2.1 million (about $2.8 million). Its debut marks a new high for Indian cinema in the territory, where the previous best was second place. Disney’s…

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Tony Romo makes shocking return to TV on Pat McAfee ‘MNF’ alt-cast months after OWI arrest

  • Tony Romo appeared on ESPN2’s Monday Night Football alternative broadcast.
  • It was his first media appearance since his July arrest.
  • He and CBS Sports parted ways in October.

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo made an unexpected return to television during ESPN2’s Monday Night Football alternative broadcast, months after an arrest led to his departure from CBS Sports. His appearance was his first public media appearance since the incident, bringing attention to what he plans to…

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s High-Quality Visuals Have Players Second-Guessing Decades of Memories

  • Switch 2 graphics reveal fuzzy fairies in Kokiri Forest.
  • Guards’ jorts were apparently in the original game.
  • ReDeads have eyes behind their masks.

The *Ocarina of Time* remake on Switch 2 has revealed small visual details that are prompting players to question how they remember the 1998 game. Close-up graphics show Kokiri Forest’s fairies as fuzzy, glowing creatures rather than simple balls of light, sparking amused discussion among fans. Other details…

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Forget ‘You,’ Netflix’s Twisted Psychological Thriller With Only 6 Episodes Is Even Better

  • A six-episode thriller turns an affair into a stranger mystery.
  • Louise is drawn into the secrets of David and Adele’s marriage.
  • Its bold finale may delight or frustrate viewers.

Netflix’s six-episode British thriller *Behind Her Eyes* begins as a story of an affair and a troubled marriage, then takes an unexpected turn into more fantastical territory. Its shifting loyalties and bold finale make it a compact, memorable watch, though the surprises may divide viewers. Louise, a divorced…

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In 1970, a failed movie about Russia led to a Yusuf/Cat Stevens classic. It has now been streamed 600,000,000 times

  • ‘Father and Son’ began as a song for a musical that collapsed.
  • Stevens released it on Tea for the Tillerman in 1970.
  • The track has passed 636 million streams.

Yusuf/Cat Stevens wrote ‘Father and Son’ for Revolussia, a planned musical about a young man who wants to join a revolution despite his conservative father’s objections. The production fell apart after Stevens contracted tuberculosis in 1969, but the song later appeared on his 1970 album Tea for the…

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