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EastEnders character Barry Evans to return alongside Pat Butcher

The hapless Barry Evans, played by Shaun Williamson, was killed off more than 20 years ago when he was pushed from a cliff.

Evening Standard

BBC has had ‘no further contact’ from Donald Trump’s lawyers ‘at this point’

Following an apology from the BBC, the US president said he still plans to sue the corporation.

Evening Standard

YouTube and Disney reach a deal to restore ESPN, but you can still redeem your $20 credit — here's how to claim it now before it's gone

ESPN, ABC, and other Disney-owned networks are back on YouTube TV after the two reached a deal, but you still have time to claim your $20 rebate.

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'Your Dream Becomes A Nightmare' — Dave Ramsey Warns Business Owner With $90K Debt As Pregnant Wife Says The Family Has Just $25 Left

Rachel from Eugene, Oregon, called "The Ramsey Show” for help after her husband's construction business had collapsed, leaving their family in serious financial trouble.

Benzinga

I Love The Idea Of Boston Blue's Sean And Jonah Becoming Roommates, But It Also Leaves Me With A Concern

It might not be such a good idea.

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Apple TV commits to more monstrous sci-fi with a trailer for new Monarch season

There's never enough Kong in the world

Journal of Free Speech Law: "The Fox Effect? Implications of Recruiting Corporate Law to Combat Misinformation," by Lili Levi

This new article is here. The Introduction: In the wake of the mega-million-dollar settlement of U.S. Dominion's defamation action against… The post Journal of Free Speech Law: "The Fox Effect? Implications of Recruiting Corporate Law to Combat Misinformation," by Lili Levi appeared first on Reason.com.

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Fire Country's Diane Farr Got Candid About Billy Burke's Exit, And Revealed How He Broke The News To The Cast: 'Everyone Was Sad'

It was devastating.

Cinemablend

The Paper Is A Blast, And I Want A Specific Crossover With Abbott Elementary

Hear me out.

Cinemablend

How to watch I'm A Celebrity 2025 from anywhere - stream online

We're heading back to the jungle, and there's no need to miss out on any of the action down under because the show can be streamed free online

Woman & Home

FBI Accused of Cover‑Up After Tucker Carlson Says He Has Proof of Trump Shooter's Online Activity

Tucker Carlson claims he has proof the FBI covered up Thomas Crooks' online activity related to the Trump assassination attempt, sparking calls for accountability and political scrutiny.

International Business Times UK

I Want To Be Excited About Bridgerton Season 4 And Stranger Things Season 5, But Netflix Makes It Hard

The "new" split binge-watching model doesn't work.

Cinemablend

If You Watch The Office Enough Times, You Can See One Big Twist Coming A Mile Away

You have no idea how high he can fly.

Cinemablend

Netflix Just Quietly Released The Most Surprising Thriller Of The Year

'The Beast In Me' elevates the stereotypical Netflix crime thriller into something a little more complicated.

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Evening Standard

Bizarre moment Donald Trump claims London so dangerous you get ‘stabbed in the ass’ as he tears into ‘disaster’ Sadiq Khan

US President Trump told GB News there are now areas of capital ‘where police don’t even want to go’

Tom’s Guide

3 best Apple TV thriller shows you can stream right now (Nov 15-21)

From 'Silo' to 'Severance,' here are thrilling titles you need to add to your Apple TV watch list ASAP

Evening Standard

Sara Cox to star in new BBC show following Children in Need ultra marathon heroics

The Marvellous Miniatures Workshop with Sara Cox will soon be coming to the BBC

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Nicôle Lecky’s blood-soaked private school drama

The Bafta-winning writer takes down the filthy rich in the Gossip Girl-esque Wild Cherry. Plus: Alan Carr brightens up our screens once more. Here’s what to watch this evening

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International Business Times UK

'Malice:' Cast, Plot, and More Details About Prime Video's Newest Thriller Series

'Malice' is Prime Video's newest British psychological thriller starring David Duchovny and Jack Whitehall was released on November 14

Benzinga

In Search Of Community: A Growing Number Of Companies Are Launching Men's Groups With Surprisingly Positive Outcomes

Employee groups that provide support and resources for specific subsets of workers, like women, veterans, or minorities, have become a mainstay of corporate culture over the past several years. Now, a growing number of companies are adding a new type of coterie, men's groups, Bloomberg reports.

Cinemablend

‘It’s Slick’: The Landman Cast Told Me What The Oil They Get Covered In Actually Is (And How Long It Takes To Wash Off)

Let's talk about the (fake) oil.

The Independent UK

How chummy is too chummy? Epstein emails shine light on relationships between journalists, sources

The emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein that were released this week shine a light on the relationship between reporters and their sources — and that light isn't always flattering

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Matt LeBlanc Reappears As Joey In Unaired Episodes After Rare Outing With His Daughter

Christmas came early for Friends fans — eight never-before-aired episodes of the Joey spin-off have just been released 20 years later.

Benzinga

South Park Leans Into Making Fun Of Donald Trump With Viewership Surge: 'Politics Became Pop Culture'

Animated comedy hit "South Park" has been around for 28 seasons. With a new deal in place from Paramount Skydance Corp (NASDAQ:PSKY), show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are pushing the envelope with content aimed at poking fun of President Donald Trump.

The Independent UK

Alan Sugar asked why he’s ‘salty all the time’ in hilarious Children in Need sketch

Lord Sugar hosted a special version of The Apprentice featuring children rather than adults and some very blunt questions

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