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Niecy Nash-Betts said she wants Hollywood to remember she's a "Funny Girl" after an acclaimed string of dramatic roles.

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Jenna Ortega explained why her titular 'Wednesday' character would 'hate' the commercialization of the series.

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Failing NHS bosses could have annual pay rises docked under tough new measures announced today. The government said a "carrot and stick" approach will also see CEOs who cut waiting times and boost ...

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(Gray News) - A woman from Mississippi paid $250 to have her face on a billboard in Times Square to accomplish a life goal. In a TikTok video with over 400,000 views, Rachel Carlisle said that her ...