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The Pineapple Dole Whip, a fruity frozen treat previously only available in Disney parks and at Disney-owned properties, can now be found in the freezer aisle at grocery stores nationwide. It’s available in Pineapple, Strawberry, and Mango varieties, and while it sounds like a simple dessert, there’s a surprising…

The NFL knows that football fans are starting to itch. No games have been played since the week of Valentine’s Day. Scott Hanson is sending out his weekly summer countdown of how many Sundays remain until the RedZone returns to our lives — nine weeks. Still, that first Sunday is after Labor Day. With the people…

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Production is underway for the ninth series of the ITV drama Grantchester, but one leading actor has confirmed this season will be his last.

In forgoing the ceremonial handshake, the union is signaling a more aggressive tone for contract negotiations with GM, Ford and Stellantis.

Massive sums are being spent on industrial policy with little guidance from economic theory or research.

A GRANTCHESTER stalwart has confirmed they are leaving the hit ITV series.

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Lead actor Tom Brittney has announced that the upcoming ninth season of the Masterpiece/ITV drama Grantchester will be his last. Brittany has played Reverend Will Davenport on the crime series since 2019 and is stepping back to focus on new projects. Grantchester follows Detective Geordie Keating (Robson Green) and the motorcycle riding vicar Will (Brittney) […]

The protest generated crisis talks between SAFA, the South African Football Players Union (SAFPU), Banyana Banyana and the Minister for Sports, Arts and Culture, Zizi ...

The Baseball Project have gone back to 1979 for the song 'Disco Demolition.' In the animated clip they remember a dark night. I spoke with Steve Wynn about the video.