With a newfound belief in Bryce Young, the Carolina Panthers enter the 2025 NFL offseason with the most optimism they have had in years. The 2025 season will be crucial for the development of both Young and the Panthers, putting general manager Dan Morgan in a sink-or-swim position. Despite building a mostly young core, Morgan […]
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The Tennessee Titans head into the 2025 offseason with a clear mission. They need to rebuild a roster that endured one of the worst seasons in franchise history. Once a consistent contender in the AFC, Tennessee now finds itself in full-scale reconstruction mode. With limited cap flexibility and a roster in need of upgrades, difficult […]
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The Duke Blue Devils entered Madison Square Garden on Saturday night for a rare late-season non-conference matchup with a very good Illinois squad as considerable favorites, but even the most optimistic supporters of the Dukies likely didn’t have a 43 point victory on their Bingo card. In a 110-63 win, superstar freshman Cooper Flagg did […]
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It’s time to continue our College Basketball odds series with a Utah-UCF prediction and pick. Find out how to watch Utah-UCF. There are a number of notable conference games in college basketball on the final Sunday of February. This one might slip under the radar due to the fact that Ohio State versus UCLA will […]
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It’s time to continue our College Basketball odds series with an Ohio State-UCLA prediction and pick. Find out how to watch Ohio State-UCLA. The Ohio State Buckeyes are not a lock to be in the NCAA Tournament, and they really did not help their cause a few days ago. They not only lost to Northwestern […]
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Los Angeles, Feb 23 (SocialNews.XYZ) South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon Ho, who won the Academy Award for his critically acclaimed film ‘Parasite’, has insisted that the Oscar success hasn't added more "pressure" on his work....
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THEY only spent 15 months together at Parkhead before parting ways in 2021.
Things didn’t quite go to plan for one of them in Glasgow though and they weren’t given many opportunities to share the pitch with one another during that time.
But they still managed to form a decent partnership anytime both of them did get the nod.
Four years later the duo have linked up once again.
But they’ve been spotted together at the side of the pitch, instead of on it.
Former Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths shared a picture on social media of him catching up with old team-mate Patryk Klimala.
Griffiths, 34, is currently in Australia after moving down under in 2022 after leaving Falkirk.
The ex-Dundee and Livingston forward is now plying his trade with semi-professional outfit Mandurah City in Western Australia and has been there for two years.
He’s found his new home across the globe and it looks like his old pal Klimala is also enjoying his time in the country with Sydney FC.
Unfortunately for the pair though, they are quite literally playing in opposite sides of the country.
They must travel over 2,000 miles to meet up with each other in their respective cities.
But they were just up the road from each other last night as Klimala’s Sydney made the trip to face Perth Glory.
Perth is just an hour-long drive from Mandurah, and Griffiths took advantage of the fairly short commute.
He attended the A-League clash and watched his old pal in action as the game finished goalless.
Griffiths shared a snap of their meeting on Instagram, with the caption: “Great to catch up with @PatrykKlimala last night.”
Klimala, 26, has been in Australia since joining Sydney on loan from Slask Wroclaw in September.
He’s scored 10 goals and provided five assists in 22 games in all competition for the club this season.
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A STAY-at-home daughter who has never worked a day in her life has revealed what it’s really like growing up in the 1%.
Chloe, 21, took to social media to share just how different her life was compared to the average adult.
She said: “Things I thought were normal growing up rich.”
Chloe first revealed that for Chinese New Year she once got gifted £1,000 in cash along with a solid bar of gold.
But the US-based daughter said it wasn’t uncommon to get extravagant gifts.
“For example, for my first-month birthday party, I got a Louis Vuitton Mini Speedy from the Murakami collection,” Chloe said.
“Every year for my birthday, my grandparents would give me a Tiffany key pendant, and I honestly have no clue where they are anymore.”
While Chloe admits she has been super blessed with her upbringing, she does say it comes with negatives too.
She said her parents were often strict, and Chloe was never able to go on school trips or pick the classes she wanted to take.
“She was scared we were going to get kidnapped,” she continued as she also explained she had to do finance in school or would lose her inheritance.
Chloe also said she had to be picky with friends who could keep up with her lavish lifestyle.
“It’s hard to find people that have enough cash to keep up with us, and while that’s a joke, it is a little bit true because you are gonna be friends with people that have similar experiences with you,” she explained.
The clip was posted to her TikTok account @chloeabeth4545 and it went viral with over 3 million views and 325k likes.
People were quick to take to the comments to share their thoughts on Chloe’s lifestyle.
One person wrote: “The friends thing sounded so classist.””
Another commented: “My fave rich girl ugh can’t wait to be iconic like you.”
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“Oh to be rich,” penned a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “Only rich kid I like.””
“Your honesty is refreshing,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Obsessed with you.”
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FEARS are growing for a missing jogger who went missing on a remote moor.
Jenny Hall, 23, was last seen leaving her home in Tow Law, County Durham, just after 3pm on Tuesday.
Since her disappearance, a widespread search has been underway to locate the keen runner.
In the five days since she went missing, mountain rescue teams and cops have scoured over 100 miles of running trails.
As the search ramps up, here are the five biggest clues in the search for the missing jogger who vanished on a remote moor.
It emerged earlier this week that Jenny had parked her car in a remote lay-by surrounded by empty moorland before she went missing.
Dashcam footage taken by a passing motorist showed her abandoned red Ford Focus on the B6278, between Eggleston and Stanhope.
The video was taken just one hour after the jogger left her home in Tow Law, County Durham, on Tuesday afternoon.
Earlier this week, a police spokesperson said digital intelligence officers had conducted enquiries into Jenny’s digital devices.
Behind the scenes, they looked at her mobile phone, smart watch and running apps but none have provided any results.
Chief Inspector Dean Haythornthwaite, of Durham Constabulary, added: “We have become increasingly concerned for Jenny since she was reported missing on Tuesday and have been exploring all lines of enquiry, including dozens from members of the public.
“We are focusing our search on areas we know Jenny likes to run through and we are determined to do everything we can to find her.
“I would like to thank everyone who is working around-the-clock in our search and efforts to reunite Jenny with her family.”
A driver who captured dashcam footage of Jenny’s abandoned car later told of his increasing fears for the woman who went missing in “an incredibly remote area”.
He said: “It is an incredibly remote area.
“My fears for the missing woman are growing.
“I really hope she is found safe and well.”
Jenny, who disappeared five days ago, is understood to have left her vehicle between Eggleston and Stanhope.
The discovery of the Ford Focus sparked a 100-mile wide search for the missing runner.
Jenny has been described as a keen jogger who often ran routes between Eggleston and Hamsterley, Durham.
Teesdale and Weardale Search and Mountain Rescue Team (TWSMRT) said it scoured an area of moorland between Eggleston and Stanhope on Wednesday.
More than 100 miles of track have already been covered in the Teesdale area alone to find the missing woman.
Sniffer dogs and HM Coastguard air support have also been involved in the search.
But so far, there has been no trace of the jogger.
Police believe Jenny may have been heading to the Barnard Castle area when she left home in her red Ford Focus.
It was revealed on Friday that turbulent weather and rough ground was prevalent in the area where Jenny disappeared.
Cops said searchers were facing “challenging weather conditions and terrain”.
Police added they were grateful for assistance from the Rurali community group, who have been assisting in the search for the 23-year-old.
Durham Police added: “We would like to thank the public for their continuing support in the search.
“Anyone who believes they may have seen Jenny or has any relevant information about her whereabouts is asked to contact police immediately on 999.”
A spokesperson thanked the public for offers of help in the hunt for Jenny.
But individuals were advised not to try and assist as it could “hamper the systematic search”.
