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“Escala”; Lexa quebra o SILÊNCIO e confirma BAILARINO na sua equipe; Rapaz é apontado como suposto amante da cantora
Entretenimento A artista, por meio de sua assessoria, esclareceu a situação nesta quarta-feira (18) Por Ysac Freitas Atualizada em 18/10/2023 – 18:23hs BRT Atualizada em 18/10/2023 – 18:23hs BRT Fotos: Reprodução/Instagram Lexa Por Ysac Freitas Lexa abre o jogo A assessoria de imprensa da cantora Lexa veio a público explicar a polêmica sobre o Gabriel…
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Cameron and Cayden Boozer talk Kentucky visit
John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats are no strangers to having twins after they were able to get Andrew and Aaron Harrison to commit in the 2013 class. Those two helped lead Kentucky to a magical two-year run, going to the NCAA Championship in their freshman year, then making it to the Final Four their…
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Kentucky basketball is an underdog in the SEC? Oh, how times have changed.
Ben Roberts October 18, 2023 at 5:20 PM Early and often in his tenure as Kentucky’s basketball coach, John Calipari lamented the top-to-bottom level of competition within the Southeastern Conference. Calipari’s teams were really good. Billy Donovan and Florida were only a couple of years removed from back-to-back national titles (with another Final Four ahead…
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FGF participará de painel sobre Racismo no Futebol na Assembleia Legislativa do RS
O presidente da Federação Gaúcha de Futebol – FGF, Luciano Hocsman, será um dos convidados do painel “Racismo no Futebol: Prevenção e Enfrentamento”, organizado pela Frente Negra Gaúcha, com o apoio do Observatório da Discriminação Racial no Futebol. O debate ocorrerá no dia 23 de outubro, a partir das 13h, no Teatro Dante Barone da…
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Music publishers sue AI company Anthropic over song lyrics
Companies Anthropic Follow Alphabet Inc Follow Amazon.com Inc Follow Show more companies Oct 18 (Reuters) – Music publishers Universal Music (UMG.AS), ABKCO and Concord Publishing sued artificial intelligence company Anthropic in Tennessee federal court on Wednesday, accusing it of misusing an “innumerable” amount of copyrighted song lyrics to train its chatbot Claude. The lawsuit said…
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The Amazon’s colossal prehistoric fish
Sustainable paiche fishing in Peru’s Pacaya Samiria National Reserve has become an opportunity for Amazonian communities, thanks to its increasing popularity within haute cuisine. Jairo Natorce’s surveillance post in Lake Yarina, deep in Peru’s Amazon rainforest, does not have water or electricity. He works alone in this part of the park on the banks of…
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How to update your transitional fall fashion essentials on a budget
October 18, 2023, 5:17 pm Fall is a beautiful time of year but can be a challenging time for fashion. While you might be ready to dive into sweater weather headfirst, many places in the country are still seeing temperatures that are not fully suited for cozy fashion. Enter your transitional wardrobe, for days when…
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Famous Indianapolis soul food restaurant set to reopen
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A famous Indianapolis soul food landmark is set to reopen Thursday in its original location. Indianapolis restaurant Kountry Kitchen Soul Food Place, which closed in Jan. 2020 after a fire destroyed the building, is set to reopen Thursday, Oct. 19 in the Kennedy-King neighborhood. An invitation-only ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for Thursday…
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Celebrities Reveal the Video Games That Changed Their Lives
Our readers have told us time and again that video games have changed their lives, once or twice for the better. Did you know that celebrities love gaming just like we do? That’s right: passionately, obsessively, and often to the detriment of their hygiene and mental health. Here are your favorite celebrities sharing the games…
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Aurora to consider appointments for Entertainment Commission
The Aurora City Council will soon consider the first 11 appointments to the city’s new Music, Events and Entertainment Commission. Members of the council’s Rules, Administration and Procedures Committee on Tuesday recommended the appointments made by the mayor’s office. The appointments will go to the Committee of the Whole at its Nov. 7 meeting, with…