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For those truly starving for on-the-scene footage of Bill Belichick's highly polarizing — and trending toward disastrous — first season in Chapel Hill, you are in luck.
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It’s a sad truth that sometimes, the deepest wounds are inflicted by those you’ve helped the most. For years, we in Pakistan have watched with a growing sense of frustration and grief as the very Afghan brothers we sheltered have allowed their soil to be used for attacks against us. The recent border tensions weren’t […]
Two-time Indy 500 winner Takuma Sato is eyeing a return to the 110th running of the race in 2026 with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing.
A new study announced Wednesday shows that psilocybin -- the active compound in "magic mushrooms" -- and mindfulness training can together ease depression.
Angel Anthony Rojas, 24, died on Monday afternoon after a burial vault crushed him while he was working at a Texas funeral home.
Kim Kardashian stole the show in a sexy black leather gown as she joined her co-stars for the UK premiere of All's Fair in London on Wednesday.
WMAQ’s local luxury real estate series “Open House Chicago” will return for its second season ... Read MoreThe post NBC Chicago readies Season 2 of local luxury real estate series appeared first on NCS | NewscastStudio.
New York Mets SS Francisco Lindor underwent an offseason procedure to address an injury he's been dealing with for multiple years.
Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino joined federal immigration agents in Little Village on Wednesday as they carried out arrests — just days after a federal judge ordered him to sit for a deposition regarding the government’s handling of protesters during "Operation Midway Blitz."Federal immigration agents were seen at multiple locations in the neighborhood Wednesday morning, including along West 26th Street, where at least one person was detained. Video footage taken on 26th Street between South Sawyer Avenue and South Spaulding Avenue shows Bovino with agents as they make the...
Special to the Herald This past Sunday, Oct. 19th at the EA Rawlinson Centre for the Arts, Prince Albert welcomed a rare and memorable convergence of two of the ’90s’ most unforgettable voices. Paula Cole and Sophie B. Hawkins, co-headlining an 11-date Western Canada tour, delivered a performance that was at once intimate, dynamic, and deeply human, leaving the audience energized and profoundly moved. Sophie B. Hawkins opened the night with an unmistakable vigor. She is, in every sense, like the energizer bunny… she keeps going and going and going. Hawkins’ raspy, magnetic voice drew the audience immediately into her world, while her djembe playing added rhythm, nuance, and a palpable sense of joy. She’s also very confident on the piano and guitar. She has a stage presence that commands attention, a rare ability to erase the boundary between performer and audience. Hawkins’ energy is infectious, her personality as bold and extraverted as her music. Every movement, every note, seemed to radiate a personal connection to her songs, whether revisiting classics like “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover” or introducing newer material like the wonderfully sentimental ballad “You Are My Balloon”. Paula Cole, who followed, offered a striking contrast. Demure, and almost introverted, she captivated with her extraordinary voice and the elegance of her piano playing. Cole’s set moved seamlessly between her iconic hits, including “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?” and, of course, “I Don’t Want to Wait,” and songs from her latest album, LO. The poignant “Green Eyes Crying” was definitely a standout. Cole’s performance was a study in refinement, her delivery both classy and elegant, reminding the audience why she has been celebrated as a boundary-pushing artist capable of weaving social consciousness into deeply emotional music. After the show, the Daily Herald spoke with both artists about the tour and their experience performing in Canada. Cole reflected on her connection with Hawkins: “I love hanging out with Sophie B. Hawkins. That’s the best part of all is the friendship. (I’ve been) loving the Canadian audiences. I’ve never been in this part of the country and I hadn’t toured Canada for 27 years, so I didn’t know what to expect. Touring business is hard, but I’m really touched by the love every night. It’s going fantastically. I love the musicians. I love the friendship.” Hawkins, speaking from the perspective of the night’s performance, emphasized the personal and professional bond that has grown between them. “I love getting to know Paula as an artist, but mostly as a person, which is actually inseparable. You know, you are who the artist is, and for me it’s so rare to be able to (be touring with) a female who’s so evolved and so developed as an artist that I can relate to… It’s really, truly comforting.” She also noted the reprieve of touring in Canada: “When I came here to Canada, I took literally a big breath. So that was really great too. So the timing is good… Every gig is different. Every group of people is different. And we’re growing… I’m absorbing from Paula’s performances and her musicians. And it’s just really fun.” The interplay of Hawkins’ boundless energy and Cole’s graceful elegance made for a mesmerizing evening. Both artists clearly thrive on the collaboration of just simply being on the road together, and their mutual respect and friendship were evident in every note. Cole reflected, “It’s just been really, really fun all of it,” a sentiment Hawkins echoed as they continue to develop their show night by night. For fans of ’90s music and beyond, the concert was a reminder of the enduring power of these voices. Hawkins’ long-awaited Canadian debut, paired with Cole’s intimate, refined delivery, created an evening of musical brilliance. Together, they offered proof that artistry doesn’t simply endure — it evolves, connects, and leaves a lasting impression.
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Jack Ciattarelli campaigns with Rep. Byron Donalds while Rep. Mikie Sherrill prepares for a rally with former President Barack Obama in New Jersey's tight governor race.
The grievances committee, comprising MLAs Palla Srinivasa Rao, Vishnu Kumar Raju, and Konatala Ramakrishna, met at the Vizag collectorate to assess complaints and review departmental performance.
The drag queen and pro dancer Aljaz Skorjanec received their lowest score on week four of the BBC dance show
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In a shocking interview, Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro was caught musing about getting “rid of” President Trump, as the Commander-in-chief’s crackdown on South American drug cartels intensifies in the Caribbean and tensions in the region are rising. What is the latest on Trump’s armed conflict with South America’s drug cartels? And which countries are involved?
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An 18-year-old from Federalsburg is in custody following a traffic stop and arrest last week. A Dorchester County Sheriff’s deputy arrested him in Hurlock last Thursday night. Deputies say they smelled cannabis during the stop and found a loaded semi-automatic handgun on passenger Cavin Wilcox, along with about five ounces of cannabis packaged in multiple bags. Wilcox faces several gun and drug charges, including possession with intent to distribute, and is being held without bond.
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is changing the world faster than we ever imagined. It helps us find answers, write essays, drive cars, and even make art. For many people, it feels like living in the future. But behind this amazing technology lies a darker side that we don’t talk about enough. Like every powerful invention, […]