NEW YORK — With a feast of , ESPN outpaced all of the broadcasters to be the most-watched network on television during holiday week. The showcase was ESPN’s college championship semi-finals, which together averaged 19.3 million viewers and outpaced last year’s games by 6%, the Nielsen company said. Credit goes primarily to the Clemson-Ohio State […]
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Lindsay Lohan has big plans for 2020. In a New Year’s Eve interview with Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper, Lohan said she expects to move back to the U.S. to spend the year reviving her work as an actor and singer. “I’m managing my sister, so I want to really focus on me and everything that I
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Zach Werenski got his first career hat trick as the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Florida Panthers 4-1 By MITCH STACY AP Sports Writer January 1, 2020, 3:57 AM 4 min read COLUMBUS, Ohio — Zach Werenski’s first career hat trick helped spoil the first Columbus homecoming for Florida goalie Sergei Bobrovski, and the Blue
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Fazle Abed, who started a temporary relief effort for refugees in Bangladesh that became one of the largest nongovernmental organizations in the world, died on Dec. 20 in a hospital in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. He was 83. His daughter, Tamara Abed, said the cause was complications of glioblastoma, a type of brain cancer.
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Kathy Griffin kicked off a new decade with a trip down the aisle. In a short video posted to her Twitter and Instagram accounts on New Year’s Eve, the actor and comedian revealed that she and boyfriend Randy Bick were planning to marry. Just hours later, Griffin followed up with a second post that included a
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Scientists think they can make a century-old tuberculosis vaccine far more protective simply by changing how they give it By LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer January 1, 2020, 7:31 PM 3 min read WASHINGTON — Scientists think they’ve figured out how to make a century-old tuberculosis vaccine far more protective: Simply give the shot a
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The decade of college basketball started with Duke outlasting Butler in an epic national title game and ended with Virginia earning redemption after being on the wrong side of history the year before. Two great teams, but were they good enough to be among the five best of the 2010s? The Associated Press asked its
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But he made key mistakes. He failed to get a nuclear freeze agreement from the North in return for the meeting, meaning that the country’s nuclear and missile production churned along while the two old adversaries returned to their old stances. And Mr. Trump’s team, internally divided, could not back itself out of the corner
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NEW YORK — Every movie year offers up a parade of hits and flops. But in 2019, no winner was in the same galaxy as the Walt Disney Co. And the biggest loser might have been anyone less thrilled about the box-office domination of franchise films. When the year closes out Tuesday, the top 10
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The creators of “A Quiet Place” decided to make some noise by dropping the trailer to the film’s sequel on New Year’s Day. The clip has lots of shots of the creepy monsters that appeared in the first movie, but also suggests a possible twist: Humans may be the real monsters. The clip shows Emily
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