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Hideo Kojima has made it known publicly this week that he is currently in New York City working on his upcoming video game Death Stranding and it seems like one of 2018’s most polarizing figures in Kanye West caught wind of his arrival in town and is now looking to meet up with him. Following a rather …
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Julius Peppers‘ swan song is potentially nearing its end as the Panthers flounder to end the season, but that isn’t going to stop him and his teammates from enjoying it. Some Panthers players were excited when they heard that Nelly would be performing at halftime in the Panthers’ game against the Saints on Monday night, …
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This is really cute: Kit Harington gently mocking his Game of Thrones character Jon Snow in a “long lost audition tape” for an “untitled fantasy drama” from 2010 (the year Thrones was cast). In reality, its new sketch promoting the upcoming How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, pairing the actor with Toothless for a mock …
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Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a bill that would require voters show a form of photo identification before voting in person, calling it “a solution in search of a problem.” The bill passed this month largely along party lines. A handful of Democrats voted for it., and the bill passed with veto-proof margins in both the …
Members of the African Action Congress (AAC) on Friday staged a protest at the vice presidential debate in Abuja to demand the inclusion of their candidate, Omoyele Sowore, and Ahmed Rufai. The event, which is holding at the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton, was disrupted for a few minutes when the protesters besieged the entrance …
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WASHINGTON ― Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, knew better than to lie to the FBI, the special counsel team led by Robert Mueller told a federal judge Friday ahead of Flynn’s scheduled sentencing. “A sitting National Security Advisor, former head of an intelligence agency, retired Lieutenant General, and 33-year veteran of …
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When Cardi B jumped in a car with James Corden to record her episode of the Late Late Show host’s viral hit segment Carpool Karaoke, Corden was probably thinking most about making sure he had prepped enough to match the Invasion of Privacy rapper line for line on her chart-topping, tongue-twisting songs like “Bodak Yellow” …
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Gerdau S.A. (NYSE:GGB)’s EPS was -$0.15 as reported for the September quarter. In comparison, the same quarter a year ago had an EPS of -$0.12. That means that its growth in general now stands at 25%. Therefore, a prediction of -$0.07 given by the analysts brought a positive surprise of 114.%. GGB Sep 18 quarter …
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On the artwork of Cassius Jay and Lil Uzi Vert‘s new collaboration “Big Racks,” the “Lil” has been conspicuously dropped from Uzi’s moniker. Perhaps it signifies a sense of artistic growth, from boy to man; perhaps it merely speaks to a desire to give the snake’s face more room. In any case, the rapper has …
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This story is about Published 1d By , Assistant Sports Editor The Stagg Bowl — the NCAA Division III football championship — will have a new home Friday night. But it will involve two programs very familiar with the title game. When Mary Hardin-Baylor and Mount Union face off at Woodforest Stadium in Shenandoah at …
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