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Review: ‘Delta Man’ spotlights Allison-Spehar partnershipThe new album “Delta Man” collects 15 songs by Bobby Allison and Gerry Spehar, an under-the-radar partnership now in its fifth decade
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Rey Mysterio flying high as cover star for WWE 2K22Rey Mysterio was revealed Thursday as the cover star of the WWE 2K22 video game
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Jamie Dornan talks 'Belfast', TV and going behind-the-scenesJamie Dornan, whose latest film “Belfast” is being recognized with award nominations, says he looks to the movie's director, Kenneth Branagh, as an example of a career to aspire to
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Review: 'Yinka, Where is Your Huzband' funny and big-hearted“Yinka Where Is Your Huzband” is the first novel written by Lizzie Damilola Blackburn
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German actor Hardy Kruger, star of adventure movies, diesHardy Kruger, considered one of post-war Germany’s best actors, has died at 93
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Review: A generic modern fairy tale in 'The Royal Treatment'In the new Netflix movie “The Royal Treatment,” Laura Marano plays Izzy, the owner of a rundown hair salon in the Bronx who gets an unexpected client in Prince Thomas of Lavania one day
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Hamsters and mail: New Covid threats in China, Hong Kong dismay residents and expertsIn their relentless drive to eliminate the coronavirus, authorities in China and Hong Kong have zeroed in on new targets: international mail and hamsters.
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Biden ends first year as president with 'bleak, discouraging' marks from publicIn a new NBC News poll, Americans give Biden low marks on overall job approval, the pandemic and the economy as he reaches the one-year mark.
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TV reporter struck by car during live broadcast gracefully rebounds to finish shotIntrepid TV reporter Tori Yorgey shocked viewers when she was struck by a car during a live broadcast Wednesday, but she seamlessly bounced right back up to finish her report.
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CIA says 'Havana Syndrome' not result of sustained global campaign by hostile powerThe CIA says that the mysterious symptoms known as Havana Syndrome are not the result of a sustained global campaign by a hostile power.