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There have been countless PlayStation games over the years, with many of the best going on to become widely acclaimed and talked about for years. Despite many of the greatest PlayStation games
Every year during the college football transfer portal cycle, fans of teams across the country get a renewed sense of hope. Because of the mass exodus that happens every season, players often fall
Commercial Appeal Memphis
Memphis Zoo elephant predicts the winner of the AutoZone Liberty BowlAsali, an African Elephant at the Memphis Zoo, has her prediction for who will win the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. The matchup between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Navy Midshipmen is set
He played the leader of a heist crew and a criminal who fought off vampires. He's been to space, worked on a 1950s biblical epic, and played a news producer alongside an iconic journalist. Whatever
Coca-Cola's Sicilian bottling partner just unveiled a major step forward in beverage packaging, according to Packaging Strategies — and the move could help keep communities cleaner while cutting
Argus Leader Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls man loses $60K in recent text scamOfficials with the Sioux Falls Police Department on Dec. 15 cited a recent fraud case, where a victim says they lost $60,000, to warn people about potential scams, especially during the holiday
MANHATTAN, N.Y. (WPIX) – A Los Angeles County deputy is thanking two good Samaritans who helped his girlfriend after she was stabbed multiple times inside a Macy’s restroom more than 2,000 miles
Son of Grey
6 delish '90s frozen foods we want backThe 1990s were a golden era for quirky, colorful, and often surprisingly indulgent frozen foods. From breakfast treats to full dinners, the freezer aisle was a playground for kids and nostalgic
Packers running back Josh Jacobs was listed as questionable to play on Sunday because of a knee injury, but he's looking just fine on the field in Denver. Jacobs broke free for a 40-yard
The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento's Sutter brings new therapy to treat hard-to-beat depressionSutter Health is bringing a new, faster treatment for serious depression to the Sacramento region, the first local health system to introduce the SAINT electromagnetic treatment developed at Stanford
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Building 'a safer community': After adversity, 16 young San Diegans are on track for EMS careersSixteen young adults are on their way to becoming first responders after completing a five-month long emergency medical services course through the County of San Diego. The group graduated Tuesday
Some of the best original horror stories in recent memory have originated from comic books. The medium has also served as a way for some popular existing scary movie franchises to continue away from
Americans may soon have access to a new sunscreen ingredient already used around the world. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday that it is reviewing a proposal to allow
As Vin Diesel goes full throttle toward the Fast & Furious grand finale, he’s expanding the franchise’s star-studded extended cast with the onscreen debut of a global star. On Friday, the
Get ready to light five thousand candles in the wind and say your prayers for Lil' Sebastian, because this is your sign to binge-watch one of the best sitcoms ever made on streaming. NBC dominated
Travel + Leisure
This less-visited Caribbean island has luxe hotels and stunning beaches—and it’s only 36 square miles with no stoplightsHere’s where to stay, eat, and explore on the island of Nevis.NevisTake a historical tour of Nevis to explore the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, a heritage village turned museum, and remnants of
Times of San Diego
UCSD water polo team plays for something bigger by connecting with disabled Mount Hope girl From the sidewalk, the midnight-blue house in Mount Hope looks peaceful. Inside, it’s anything but. Forest Frank — a family favorite — blares for a moment before Kirsten Massella, the
The nominations for the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards are in, with the likes of The White Lotus, Only Murders in the Building, and The Pitt picking up multiple nods in the television categories.
The Phoenix Zoo has a new addition: a bouncing baby giraffe who the public will be consulted to help name. The female Masai giraffe calf was born Nov. 16 at roughly 6 feet
The $150K charitable component of Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber’s 5-year contract appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Philadelphia Phillies
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