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‘We put it all on the line’ - Sting of second for Ineos with Narvaez at Tour Down Under

Ecuadorian comes in behind race winner Stephen Williams in dash to line at top of Mount Lofty, also taking second overall

Cycling News

Days of our Lives spoilers: week of January 15-19

There's a lot happening in Salem this week. Here are the Days of our Lives spoilers for the week of January 15-19.

WhatToWatch

In Memoriam: Celebrating Jeff's Impact and Navigating Pain of Absence

Memorial tribute to Jeff, a charismatic soul whose talent and laughter enriched the world. A touching farewell to a friend who leaves a lasting legacy.

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Make room for 43 bowls — college bowls, that is

It’s that time of the year, and we can bask in all its gory — or glory.

Chicago Sun-Times

Syd Millar: Ireland and Lions hero dies aged 89

Tributes paid to former prop

Evening Standard

Jenni Rivera's Family 11 Years After Her Death: Threats Against Chiquis, Lawsuits and Ghosts

In the 11 years since Jenni Rivera's passing, the Rivera family has unraveled and is now embroiled in a mix of threats, lawsuits, and ghost stories.

Latin Times

Which Love Island Games couples are still together?

Which Love Island Games couples are still together? Here's what we found out.

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Here's why Renaissance is Beyoncé's best era yet - especially for her LGBTQ+ fans

Her allyship might not be perfect (the Dubai debacle, anyone?) but there's still huge power in one of the world's biggest stars spotlighting LGBTQ+ culture

Evening Standard

‘I can sense her presence in the works’: the bold designs and trailblazing life of sculptor Kim Lim

A first major museum show celebrating the dazzling constructions of the Singaporean-British artist will finally etch her place in the UK art pantheon once and for all

The Guardian - UK

Michigan State basketball legend Johnny Green passes away at age 89

USA Today Sports Media Group

Out There: release date, plot, cast, trailer and everything we know about the Martin Clunes drama

Out There sees Martin Clunes reunited with the team who created Manhunt

WhatToWatch

Ten Takeaways: Patriots’ Latest Loss Could Change Calculus on Bill Belichick

It now seems inevitable the end of New England’s Belichick era is near. Plus, the race for the No. 1 pick is on, and the Vikings are the NFL’s best story.

Sports Illustrated

The Bikeriders director says Austin Butler is "the most beautiful human" he’s ever seen

Exclusive: Director Jeff Nichols recalls meeting Austin Butler for the first time

Total Film

Livin’ on a Prayer! Desmond Child on writing bombastic hits with Bon Jovi, Aerosmith and more

From Dude (Looks Like a Lady) to You Give Love a Bad Name, the great songwriter has racked up 500m sales. As he publishes a star-studded memoir, Child talks about being a gay man at the more macho end of rock

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Inverse

40 Years Ago, a Legendary Sci-Fi Director Made the Most Underrated Stephen King Thriller

From 'The Shining' to 'Firestarter,' movies based on King's novels have varied wildly in quality. A forgotten adaptation is secretly one of the best.

The Guardian - AU

Overconfidence, inexperience and vanity: the seven deadly sins of dinner party hosting

As a recovering hospitality veteran, Elizabeth Quinn advises home cooks to aim low, practise often, and keep away from the béarnaise

The Conversation

'Reflect, listen and learn': Melissa Lucashenko busts colonial myths and highlights Indigenous heroes

This article mentions ongoing colonial violence towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The Guardian - UK

‘If you don’t want to have sex, it’s not like the relationship’s over’: Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch get personal

He’s the ex-England striker who wants a quiet life. She’s the model on a hair trigger. Now, the husband and wife team have turned unlikely agony aunts

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The Guardian - UK

The Bikeriders review – potent ode to the violent lives of 60s biker gangs

Jodie Comer, Austin Butler and Tom Hardy are magnetic in this power struggle-cum-love triangle inspired by Danny Lyon’s 1968 photographic study of Chicago bikers

The Guardian - AU

Edenglassie by Melissa Lucashenko review – Miles Franklin winner slices open Australia’s past and present

The latest novel from the author of Too Much Lip splits its time between the 1800s and 2024 and provides a masterclass in humour, flair and generosity

The Guardian - UK

My Weil by Lars Iyer review – a sharp satire on the state of higher education

Corporate academia, a crumbling society and student pretensions are all skewered in this darkly comic novel

Motorsport

Kawasaki announces Rea's exit ahead of Yamaha switch

As reported by Motorsport.com on Saturday, Rea will part ways with Kawasaki after nine seasons during which he clinched six consecutive titles, 104 wins and 214 podiums - becoming one of the most successful riders in WSBK’s history in the process.

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Winning Time’s John C. Reilly And Hadley Robinson Get Candid About Shooting That Heated Family Monopoly Scene In The Season 2 Premiere

Winning Time stars John C. Reilly and Hadley Robinson opened up about filming that tense Monopoly sequence for the Season 2 premiere.

Los Angeles Times

Helene Elliott: Learner Tien's rise has tennis world noticing Southern California left-hander

Learner Tien played tennis almost as soon as he started walking. He was 5 when he competed in his first tournament, at the Racquet Club of Irvine, near his home. He was just short of 6, his father recalled, when he earned his first championship by winning three matches at…

Metal Hammer

"The other kids in school voted me 'Class Clown'". From taking English lessons to becoming a thrash legend, the life of Slayer's Tom Araya, in his own words

Moving to Los Angeles from his native Chile in the 1960s, Tom Araya began a journey that'd take him to heavy metal immortality

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