Netflix confirms Emma Myers as Aunt Ophelia in 'Wednesday' Season 2, doubling her role from Enid Sinclair. The casting, announced November 24, 2025, adds psychic depth to the Addams lore and could boost viewership by 22%.
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Real Madrid drew 2-2 with Elche in a dramatic LaLiga match, as Jude Bellingham equalized in the 87th minute. Dean Huijsen scored his first goal, but injuries and defensive flaws exposed Real Madrid’s fragility — yet they still lead the table.
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Oklahoma defeated Missouri 17-6 on November 22, 2025, behind a blocked field goal, Isaiah Sategna’s 87-yard TD, and a stifling defense that shut out Missouri in the second half, pushing the Sooners closer to the College Football Playoff.
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Duke faces Kansas in the 2025 Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden, with Peterson's status uncertain and betting lines split. Duke's offense vs. Kansas' defense could decide the outcome.
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Bronny James earned his first NBA start as the Lakers lean on his defense amid LeBron's 23rd season. With JJ Redick trusting him in crunch time and Isaiah Jackson's arrival adding depth, Bronny's path to meaningful minutes is real—despite modest stats.
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Indiana's unbeaten Hoosiers face UCLA at Memorial Stadium on Oct 25, 2025, as they enter as 26.5‑point favorites. Key players, odds and playoff implications explained.
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Chelsea beats Nottingham Forest 3-0 at City Ground, with teen Josh Aampong scoring his first senior goal. Postecoglou's future remains in doubt.
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‘The Lost Bus’ dramatizes the 2018 Camp Fire with Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera, premiering at TIFF 2025 and streaming on Apple TV+.
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A viral claim says Bryce Mitchell tapped to a teenager in under a minute. There’s no verifiable evidence of that. What is verified: he lost to Jean Silva at UFC 314 on April 12, 2025, via second-round ninja choke. We break down the rumor, the real fight result, and how these stories spread after high-profile losses.
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A viral clip from the Phillies-Marlins game shows a woman confronting a dad and his son over a home run ball, igniting outrage and a messy online search for her identity. The Marlins made it right for the boy, who met Harrison Bader and received a signed bat. The episode revived debates over stadium etiquette, ball ownership, and the dangers of online misidentification.
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