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Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is no stranger to criticism. Whether it’s praise for his precision passes or critiques after a tough loss, the spotlight on an NFL quarterback is always bright. But according to Tagovailoa, the key to handling the noise isn’t scrolling through social media or chasing public approval—it’s going home to his…

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Milwaukee Bucks shooting guard AJ Green isn’t just making his mark on the court—he’s also using his platform to point people to Jesus. Recently, Bucks players were given the opportunity to take over the team’s social media accounts. While some athletes used the moment for fun or personal promotion, Green chose to share his faith.…

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“Saturday Night Live” cast member Sarah Sherman is facing criticism after a weekend sketch appeared to blur the line between comedy and political campaigning. Social media users accused the comedian of using her platform on NBC to promote Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani while mocking his critics. A Controversial Sketch On Saturday’s…

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“Grow,” director John McPhail’s follow-up to his hit “Anna and the Apocalypse,” releases Friday, Oct. 17. The family-friendly comedy centers on a fiercely competitive pumpkin contest in a small village. Charlie, a young orphan, arrives to live with her aunt on a farm. When she learns that their neighbors have dominated the competition for years,…

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