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It's like a brand new Tupperware set, Bobby! As we all continue to come down off the amazing high of yesterday's total eclipse, which was truly

What happens to Andrew Scotts Ripley in the final episode of the Netflix series? As it makes a change from the 1999 movie

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Are the Bulls still good? Asking for a few million friends.

Talking about money over a Christmas ham may be less stressful than getting into politics or social issues this year. Here are some possibilities to get the ball rolling.

Talking about money over turkey may be less stressful than getting into politics or social issues this year. Here are some possibilities to get the ball rolling.

Hello, God. Its me, Mara. Have a good night Last updated 4/30/2021 at 9:41am You know, Lord, a couple of us gals were comparing our weeks, days; then the question of how we slept popped up. Thats an interesting subject; believe it or not, a few of us could relate to lack of sleep. Jill mentioned her past lack of sleep: "Is it really considered misplacing if the misplaced object is yourself? Yup - that was me. The rest of my story: I went to use the bathroom, came out later ... my husband aske...

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images What was it former Cubs sloganeer Joe Maddon said again? Oh, yeah: “Try not to suck.” That rallying cry worked for the Cubs in 2016, when they — stop me if you’ve heard this before — won the World Series for the first time in 108 years. Any chance it might work again in 2021, when they’re face-planting offensively like no Cubs team has in even longer than that? As long as we’re appropriating Maddonisms, “Do simple better” is another message t...

It seems they aren’t much as deal-makers, either. Win, no. Capitulate, yes. By trading ace Yu Darvish to the Padres, they’ve thrown in the towel. They’ve waved the white flag — and not the kind with a big, blue, beautiful “W” on it. They’ve closed the winning window, latched it and boarded it up. Hey, isn’t this fun? Related No, it isn’t. How sad, truly. It’s always sad when a great team is pulled apart, and the Cubs did indeed touch greatness. It didn’t last. Th...