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I'll bet when Soto signed that big contract you said to yourself "WooHoo! We're gonna have the NL co-leader in stolen bases!"

China opens the world's highest bridge — 2,050 feet above a gorge APPLE.NEWS The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge soars about 2,050 feet above a river in Guizhou province, more than twice as high as its highest...

The 10 Most Overhyped Fast Food Items Of All Time APPLE.NEWS From fleeting crazes to cult favorites, these overhyped fast food items disappointed fans and proved that menu sensations rarely deserve the...

With ten minutes left in that episode I decided it was time this show joined The Mediocre Mrs. Maisel on the list of shows that I got tired of trying to enjoy and gave up on. At least I got through three seasons of that one. I'm tapping out on this show.

Episode one was more of the same as last season... it felt like work getting through it. I like a couple of the actors and a couple of the characters but am only mildly entertained by it.

Filmmakers sue Vivica A. Fox, claiming 'Kill Bill' star took $25K --... NYPOST.COM Brand New Entertainment estimates its lost more than $75,000 since the "Kill Bill" actress backed out of filming...

Kroger is celebrating National Chocolate Milk Day with a sweet treat! On September 26–27, grab a digital or in-store coupon for a free half-gallon of Kroger Brand Chocolate Milk. Rich, creamy, and customer-loved, this classic is yours at no cost while supplies last.

Sonny Curtis obituary APPLE.NEWS Singer and guitarist in the Crickets who wrote hundreds of songs, including I Fought the Law, covered...

A bit weird, but not unpleasant.

I get $40/quarter from my Medicare advantage plan to spend on non prescription stuff and I sometimes have a little left at the end and need to find something to buy. Tonight I will be trying my new Amazon disposable vibrating toothbrush. I'm so @&%#ING PUMPED to be elevating my oral care to a new level. 'I'll report back later.

ANYTHING YOU CAN DO, WE CAN DO BETTER... NYCFC’s soccer-specific stadium in Queens beginning to take shape in Willets Point – QNS QNS.COM NYCFC's new 25,000-seater stadium at Willets Point is progressing rapidly and remains on schedule to be...

NYCFC’s soccer-specific stadium in Queens beginning to take shape in Willets Point – QNS QNS.COM NYCFC's new 25,000-seater stadium at Willets Point is progressing rapidly and remains on schedule to be...

Two Pennsylvania teens are facing charges after prosecutors said they drove their friends on dangerous TikTok-inspired stunts, killing one and causing what are expected to be lifelong injuries to another. While the district attorney’s office called out TikTok and Instagram by name, similar videos have appeared on other apps and social media sites as well. A TikTok spokesperson said videos involving table and car surfing violate the company’s community guidelines and that 99.8% of them are removed proactively, and 92.4% of videos removed for violating the app’s rules are taken down before anyone views them. The incidents were unrelated to one another and involved different stunts, but both happened in Northampton County, 85 miles west of New York City and 80 miles north of Philadelphia. In one case, a 17-year-old died on June 1 while riding on top of a folding table tied to the back of his friend’s car, according to Northampton County District Attorney Stephen Baratta. Prosecutors said the friend recklessly drove too fast and “whipped the rider sitting on the table into another parked vehicle, resulting in [his] death,” Baratta’s office said in a statement. The victim in that case was identified as David Nagy, 17, FOX 29 Philadelphia reported. In the other case, a 19-year-old woman allegedly drove through a parking lot with her 20-year-old friend “surfing” on her trunk on March 18. The woman on the trunk fell off and suffered “catastrophic head injuries that will be permanent in nature,” Baratta’s office said. Neither teen is accused of “criminogenic thinking,” meaning they are not accused of planning to hurt their friends. However, Baratta said, they are allegedly criminally culpable because the incidents were “so grossly negligent and reckless.” “The families did have a closeness and a trust with these close friends — I mean they knew them very well,” Baratta told reporters at a news briefing attended by FOX 29. “That’s what’s so heartbreaking in this case.” Baratta added that neither driver has a criminal record and neither victim’s family is “calling out for incarceration.” As a result, he said his office won’t seek jail time for either of them if they agree to plea deals. He said the families want to use the cases in the hope that other teens will make better decisions. “These families are seeking accountability and hope that these charges will result in deterrence for other youth who may find themselves attracted to the thrill of mimicking dangerous social media challenges that have the potential to injure others,” his statement said.The dangerous stunts are not just limited to Pennsylvania. A similar car surfing stunt in Utah left a 15-year-old girl with a severe brain injury last year.

He was a friend of Fred & Barney, but wasn't known to Wilma & Betty.

My mom didn't need to... knowing she was carrying such an amazing little human kept her happy, smiling, and pain-free for her entire pregnancy. She's been gone 20+ years so this is an educated guess that I am unable to confirm.

What a space cadet!

Charlie Brown Jr. To Sign With Grizzlies WWW.HOOPSRUMORS.COM The 28-year-old shooting guard played in the G League last season. Charlie Brown Jr. To Sign With Grizzlies Will Lucy pull the basketball away?

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Soothr LIC brings 1960s Hong Kong vibes and Thai flavors to Queens QNS.COM A new Thai restaurant is bringing Yaowarat flavors to Long Island City with signature dishes like roast...

I will next time I'm pregnant.

Bizarre stat of the day... Grisham has 16 hr in his last 53 games. No other xbase hits. Only he & Mantle have had a 50-game stretch in which they hit at least 15 homers without a single other extra base hit.

The Grand Ole Opry is often called the heart of country music, and for more than a century, it’s lived up to that name. Since its founding in 1925, the iconic Nashville venue has become a rite of passage for country artists and a symbol of tradition. So when the Opry announced that pop star Sabrina Carpenter would be stepping into the circle on October 7, fans were quick to weigh in. The official announcement came via the Opry’s Instagram account on September 19. “Oh, boy! @sabrinacarpenter is making her Opry debut! The two-time Grammy-award winning global superstar just released her 7th studio album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ and we can’t wait to welcome her to the Opry stage on October 7. See you soon, Sabrina!” Carpenter, 26, is without a doubt becoming a rising force in pop music. With seven studio albums and multiple chart-topping hits to her name, the former Disney Channel star has built a successful career on her own terms. Still, her name isn’t exactly synonymous with country music, and that left some longtime fans conflicted. While some fans praised the move, others expressed confusion, asking questions like, “Ok love her so much but why is she at the Opry” and “She’s pop not country. What is happening with the Opry!!???” One comment even called her debut a “disgrace to country music.” On the flip side, many supporters defended her appearance. Some highlighted that Carpenter has country influences in her sound and has teamed up with a country icon, Dolly Parton, for a version of her single “Please Please Please.” For those fans, her Opry debut feels like less of a stretch than critics are claiming. It's worth mentioning that the Opry has a long history of opening its doors to artists outside traditional country circles. Performers like Paramore, Pharrell Williams and Steven Tyler have all graced the Opry stage. While the venue honors its roots, it has continued to evolve alongside the changing times and the music that resonates with new generations of fans.