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In 2017, box office numbers fell to a three-year low. In 2018, folks returned to their beloved theatres in droves, making it a year for blockbuster movies to make a comeback. And some definitely conquered, while others, not so much. Hollywood tuned into the fact that diverse casts = diverse audiences = $$. It was […]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – For the third time this season, Oregon grabbed the top spot in the USA Today/NFCA Division I Top 25 Poll, announced Tuesday by the Association.   Receiving 18 first place votes and 786 points, the Ducks (44-5) returned to their familiar spot after sweeping then-No. 18 California in convincing fashion over the […]

Life likes to deal us surprises from time to time — a job loss, a chronic illness, an unfortunate fender bender. As a homeowner, any one of these sudden changes can throw you off your game, financially speaking, but if you’re house poor, even a minor expense change can have catastrophic consequences. House poorness occurs […]

A Japanese app that claims to help husbands “translate” their wives’ behaviour has triggered a storm of indignation. Ezaki Glico Co., one of the nation’s largest confectionery makers, released the Kope app in early February to encourage partners to share the responsibility of raising children. The free app enables users to exchange messages, access articles […]

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OKLAHOMA CITY – Senior Michelle Duncan tossed her second straight shutout of the championship as No. 4 Dixie State blanked Adelphi, 2-0, in the second winner’s bracket game (Game 6) of the 2015 NCAA Division II Championship, on a cool and wet Friday evening at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium.   With the victory, the […]

OSHAWA, Ont. — Unionized workers at the General Motors assembly plant in Oshawa, Ont., are holding another sit-down protest over the planned closure of the facility. The union confirmed the work stoppage this morning following an earlier protest on Tuesday. Watch: Canada’s auto industry has an expiration date, but a turnaround is possible. Story continues […]

It was the Emmy win Canada was hoping for: a Tatiana Maslany vs. Sandra Oh trophy face-off. An “Orphan Black” swan song, up against a television veteran who became the first woman of Asian descent to be nominated for a lead acting Emmy, returning with the female-driven show “Killing Eve.” Instead, the Outstanding Lead Actress […]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – SIU Edwardsville’s Haley Chambers’ perfect game and Weber State’s Sara Hingsberger’s productivity at the plate earned those student-athletes 2015 Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I National Pitcher and Player of the Week honors, respectively, for games played over March 16-22.   Chambers, a native of Coatesville, Ind., put on a masterful performance in her […]

The bass player for a Mexican rock band appeared to have killed himself a day after he was accused of sexually harassing a young woman when she was 13. Police said Armando Vega-Gil was found dead at his home after an anonymous woman posted a complaint online claiming he had sexually harassed her when she […]