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Michael Cole, the beloved actor renowned for his iconic roles in The Mod Squad and General Hospital, has passed away at the age of 84, his publicist confirmed. The news was shared on Tuesday, with a statement revealing that Cole “passed away peacefully,” though no official cause of death has been disclosed.

Max is about to drop something that every Friends fan will want to tune in for: the all-new TV special Fast Friends, a four-part game show that celebrates the 30th anniversary of the legendary NBC sitcom Friends. If you thought you had seen everything related to the beloved show, think again! This exciting special, hosted by the hilarious Whitney Cummings, promises to give fans an unforgettable experience.

As baseball's winter meetings kick into full gear, one of the most captivating storylines has centered around the future of Alex Bregman, the Houston Astros’ star third baseman. While much of the attention has been on Juan Soto's free agency, another significant deal unfolded recently that might offer a glimpse into Bregman’s potential future contract. On Saturday, the San Francisco Giants made waves by locking down shortstop Willy Adames with a seven-year, $182 million deal, drawing direct comparisons to Bregman, who is also entering free agency.

After the Phillies’ season came to a close in October, Alec Bohm was standing in the visitors' clubhouse, reflecting on his performance and looking ahead. He was clear and confident about one thing: he knew where he’d be in 2025. “I know where I’ll be next year,” the third baseman said, sounding optimistic about his future with the team.

The Cleveland Guardians made a significant move in the offseason, trading Gold Glove-winning second baseman Andres Gimenez and right-handed pitcher Nick Sandlin to the Toronto Blue Jays. This deal was confirmed by both Gimenez and Sandlin themselves, but the official details have yet to be released by the teams involved. According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, this trade has been a hot topic, signaling a new chapter for the Guardians as they head into the 2024 season.

The past week has been nothing short of a whirlwind for Eric Hazzard, the senior defensive end from Page High School. It’s been an emotional roller coaster packed with both triumphs and heartbreaks—one that Hazzard won’t forget anytime soon. From signing a college commitment to playing in a high-stakes championship game and wrapping it all up with a prestigious individual honor, his week had it all.

Denver Broncos’ Week 13 victory over the Cleveland Browns was nothing short of electrifying, highlighted by a defense that delivered game-changing plays when it mattered most. With three interceptions, including two pick-6s, the Broncos managed to pull off a thrilling win in what became a back-and-forth battle. Yet, despite these exhilarating moments, Denver’s defensive unit knows they left much to be desired.

In an eye-opening move, President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus has confirmed the arrival of Russian nuclear weapons in his country, stirring both regional and international concern. This announcement, made through a post on his Telegram account, has sent ripples across global media, with Lukashenko boldly stating, “I brought nuclear warheads here. Not a few dozen of them.” He went on to address critics, saying, “Many people write: ‘Oh, it’s a joke, no one brought anything in.’ They did. And the fact that they say that it’s a joke means they missed it. They didn’t even notice how we brought them in.”

As California turns its attention toward the 2026 gubernatorial race, one question stands out: Will Vice President Kamala Harris, a native Californian and one of the state's most prominent political figures, decide to enter the race? While Harris has yet to publicly indicate her intentions, and insiders suggest she isn’t immediately focused on running for governor, the mere possibility of her entering the contest would dramatically shake up the race for California's top office.

With a political landscape brimming with drama and anticipation, all eyes are on Washington as President Joe Biden prepares to make a defining speech about his economic legacy. Set to take the stage at the Brookings Institution, Biden will spotlight his “middle-out, bottom-up” economic approach, offering a counter-narrative as former President Donald Trump gears up for a potential return to the White House next month. Biden’s message comes as Trump’s administration-in-waiting is busy making waves, with key appointments like Pete Hegseth for defense secretary actively seeking support among Republican senators on Capitol Hill.

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On Monday night, the Dallas Cowboys were back under the bright lights of national television, but things didn’t go the way fans had hoped. In a heart-stopping game that was packed with drama, the Cowboys fell short once again, losing to the Cincinnati Bengals 27-20. However, this game didn’t end in the typical way you might expect. No, this time the loss was sealed by a crazy turn of events, involving a blocked punt and a high-stakes special teams blunder that almost single-handedly decided the outcome.

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The Houston Astros are entering this year’s winter meetings with a sense of fluidity and intrigue, keeping fans and insiders alike on the edge of their seats. As the team looks ahead to the future, they’re juggling the immediate need to contend in 2024 with the broader strategy for 2025 and beyond. Central to their plans is a potential reunion with Alex Bregman, a cornerstone of their lineup, and exploring creative trade options for some of their top-tier talent, including right fielder Kyle Tucker and ace Framber Valdez.

The Monday sun rose brightly over the city, casting a clear light on the Philadelphia Phillies' downtown skyline as viewed from their winter meetings suite. With the offseason in full swing, the Phillies' brass was focused not only on the spectacular cityscape but also on their roster's outlook for the upcoming season. The question loomed: What’s the best way to respond when your NL East rival snags Juan Soto in a jaw-dropping deal?

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