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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Aussies Down Under and Up in Aspen

Aspen has a special place in the hearts of Australians. For over three decades, Aussies have been flocking to this snowy paradise. They come for the thrilling sports, the warm community, and the stunning winter scenery. It's like a second home to many, especially during their summer months. On Janu

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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Brothers, Waves, and Secrets: A Surf Drama in the Making

A new surf drama is brewing, and it's not just about riding waves. Two big names in entertainment and surf culture are teaming up to bring a story of brothers, secrets, and the healing power of the ocean to life. The project, called "Bali Hai, " is set to hit the screens after it's filmed in the bea

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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Why 2016 Feels Like a Distant Dream

A decade has passed since 2016, and people are still looking back fondly at that year. It was a time when the Americas celebrated the eradication of measles, Beyoncé dropped her iconic album "Lemonade, " and there was hope for the first woman president. Social media was buzzing with trends like Poké

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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

A Fresh Look at Faith in the New Knives Out Film

The latest "Knives Out" movie, "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, " shifts focus from the clever detective Benoit Blanc to Father Jud Duplenticy, a young priest played by Josh O'Connor. This film dives into the world of contemporary American Christianity, offering a fresh perspective on faith.

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Jan 17 2026SCIENCE

Unraveling the Tiny World of Wine: How Nature Shapes the Microbes in Vineyards

In the world of wine, tiny microbes are the unsung heroes. They play a big role in how wine tastes. But what makes these microbes choose one vineyard over another? A big study in Swiss vineyards tried to find out. Over three years, scientists collected samples from 95 different vineyards. They look

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Jan 17 2026SCIENCE

Why Are Families in Asia Having Fewer Kids?

Asia is a big place, with lots of people. How many kids families have is super important. It affects jobs, money, and who takes care of elderly people. If families have fewer kids, the population gets older. This can cause problems for the economy and society. In the past, families in Asia had lots

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Jan 16 2026SPORTS

Why We Can't Let Go of Jordan Spieth: A Fan's Struggle

People love to look back. It's not just about remembering good times. It's a big part of how we enjoy things today. Take golf, for example. Fans often hold onto hopes that their favorite players will return to their glory days. Jordan Spieth is a perfect example. He was a superstar a few years ago.

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Jan 16 2026ENVIRONMENT

Microsoft's Big Move for Greener Fields

Microsoft has made a huge step towards its environmental goals. They have agreed to buy 2. 85 million soil carbon credits from Indigo Carbon. This deal is the largest of its kind. It will last for 12 years. The credits come from farms in the U. S. that use special farming methods. These methods help

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Jan 16 2026ENTERTAINMENT

New Faces Wanted for Baywatch Revival

Fox Entertainment and Fremantle are on the hunt for new talent to bring the classic show Baywatch back to life. They're looking for a diverse group of actors to play various roles, from lifeguards to beachgoers, and even bartenders. The open casting call is set for February 18 at the Marina Del Rey

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Jan 16 2026POLITICS

A Change in Direction: Democrats Reevaluate Their Approach

A notable opinion writer has shared a bold perspective on the Democratic Party's recent struggles. They believe the party's emphasis on certain cultural issues may have contributed to their electoral setbacks. This shift in stance is significant, as it comes from within the party's own ranks. The w

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