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The Phoenix Suns secured an impressive 114-106 victory over the Utah Jazz on Saturday afternoon at Footprint Center, and what's even more exciting is that they never trailed during the game. Devin Booker was absolutely on fire, leading the Suns with 34 points, while Kevin Durant put together a solid performance with 25 points, seven assists, and five rebounds. This win marks their second consecutive victory, a feat they haven’t accomplished since mid-December when they beat the Jazz and Portland Trail Blazers in back-to-back games on December 13 and 15. The Suns had just topped Atlanta in a thrilling contest on Thursday.

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The Los Angeles Chargers’ dreams of advancing in the playoffs came to a crushing halt as they fell to the Houston Texans, 32-12, in the AFC wild-card game on Saturday afternoon. The game was a brutal reminder of how even the best players can falter under pressure, and unfortunately, it was Justin Herbert and the offense that bore the brunt of the blame for this disheartening loss.

The Tennessee Titans have taken another step in their search for a new general manager by interviewing Catherine Hickman, the Cleveland Browns’ assistant general manager. The team announced the interview on Saturday, adding Hickman to a growing list of potential candidates. Her impressive journey through the world of football makes her a standout choice for this high-profile role.

The Houston Texans broke out of their mid-game slump during Saturday's NFL wild-card playoff, and it all began with a stunning broken play that turned the tide. This pivotal moment ignited a thrilling 99-yard touchdown drive that left fans buzzing.

In the 1999 animated comedy South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, there's a catchy and humorous song titled "Blame Canada!" that takes aim at America’s northern neighbor. The satirical lyrics poke fun at the idea of blaming Canada for everything wrong with the world, claiming that the country is responsible for the moral decline in the U.S. instead of pointing fingers at domestic issues like government policies, media influence, or parenting. The song even has a memorable line: "We need to form a full assault — it’s Canada’s fault." While the song's humor is rooted in exaggeration, the idea of pinning societal problems on Canada has popped up in unexpected ways throughout history.

In one of the boldest cinematic moves of recent years, Robbie Williams’ life story takes an unexpected twist in his biopic, directed by Michael Gracey, best known for "The Greatest Showman." This isn’t your average rockstar-to-riches tale—it’s a journey like no other, with a highly imaginative, and frankly bizarre, portrayal of the pop icon.

The College Football Playoff (CFP) has reached an electrifying crescendo as two powerhouse programs, Notre Dame and Ohio State, prepare to square off in the ultimate showdown. Mark your calendars for January 20 because Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium is set to host a clash of the titans in the CFP National Championship, proudly presented by AT&T. This game isn’t just about winning a trophy—it’s about ending championship droughts and etching legacies into college football history.

Friday night’s College Football Playoff semifinal at the Cotton Bowl brought fans to the edge of their seats as Ohio State faced off against Texas in a high-stakes showdown. The game wasn’t just about talent or strategy—it came down to who could make the critical play when it mattered most. And when the dust settled, it was Ohio State’s Jack Sawyer who delivered the moment of the night, sending the Buckeyes to the national championship with an emphatic win.

On Friday, Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro officially swore in for a third term as president, sparking heated reactions both inside the country and across the globe. Opposition leaders have denounced this moment as a "coup d’état," capping off more than five months of bitter dispute over the legitimacy of last summer's contested election.

Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York and once a prominent lawyer for Donald Trump, finds himself in deep legal and personal trouble yet again. For the second time in just one week, Giuliani has been found in contempt of court, marking another low point in his downfall. This time, it's tied to his relentless spreading of false claims about the 2020 presidential election—claims that have caused real harm to the lives and reputations of two Georgia election workers. The court’s harsh rebuke of Giuliani comes as part of the ongoing legal battles over the defamation suits filed by these workers, who are still dealing with the fallout from the lies Giuliani helped amplify.

During a press session on Friday, President Joe Biden didn’t mince words when responding to questions regarding Meta’s latest decision to overhaul its content moderation system. The company, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, had announced that it would no longer rely on fact-checkers, opting instead for user-generated community notes. Biden called this shift "really shameful," highlighting concerns about the spread of misinformation and the absence of professional oversight.

Did anyone ever think the mystery of Luna's father was really put to rest along with Tom Starr? If you thought that chapter was closed, think again. It seems like the whole question is being brought back into the spotlight the week of January 13, and this time, there’s a very different twist. Let’s break it down because this reveal may just flip everything on its head.

The wildfires that ravaged Pacific Palisades have left a trail of devastation, and one of the most poignant casualties was the home of "This Is Us" star Milo Ventimiglia. The actor, known for portraying the beloved Jack Pearson on the hit TV show, found himself in a heartbreaking situation when the flames tore through his house, destroying everything in their path, including something deeply personal—the newly installed crib for his soon-to-arrive child. This loss struck a particularly emotional chord, not only because of the personal nature of the destruction but also because of the eerie parallel between his real-life tragedy and the storyline of his iconic character, Jack, who perished in a house fire on the show.

The iconic reunion of Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb at NBC’s 30 Rock studio on Friday was a moment to remember. Fans were treated to a surprise “Hoda-bration” celebration during the first two hours of the Today show, which brought Gifford, Kotb's former co-host, back to the morning show. This reunion was all about the special bond between these two beloved personalities, and it was packed with emotional moments that had everyone in the studio—and likely the viewers at home—feeling all the feels.

The FA Cup, one of football's oldest and most cherished competitions, has been a thrilling journey for over 150 years. From the Wanderers’ first triumph in 1871-72 to the dramatic Manchester derbies in recent finals, this iconic tournament has undergone massive changes. Yet, through it all, the spirit of football and the excitement it brings have remained as strong as ever.

The Miami Hurricanes' football program is no stranger to big names making bold moves. One standout story that’s sure to captivate the hearts of college football fans is that of Cam Ward. Last year, the Hurricanes managed to convince Ward to skip the NFL draft, and in return, Ward led Miami to their first 10-win season since 2017. It’s safe to say that his decision paid off—now, as the 2025 NFL draft approaches, Ward could very well be the first quarterback selected.

The Arizona Cardinals are stepping up in a big way to show some serious sportsmanship and compassion. They’re doing everything they can to ensure the Los Angeles Rams feel right at home when they hit the field at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The Rams are set to face off against the Minnesota Vikings in a high-stakes wild-card game, and the Cardinals’ actions are winning hearts across the league.

Jared McCain’s journey with the Philadelphia 76ers took an unexpected turn, leaving fans and teammates alike grappling with disappointment. The 20-year-old rookie guard, who had been dazzling audiences with his standout performances, is now sidelined for the remainder of the season following left knee surgery. Coach Nick Nurse, who had a sense this might be the case, made it a point to check in with McCain frequently at the practice facility. From casual chats to discussing recovery strategies, Nurse was there to support his player through a tough time.

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