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The presenter tells fans it is "time to throw myself into something new" after recent Celebrity Traitors success.

The presenter tells fans it is "time to throw myself into something new" after recent Celebrity Traitors success.

Jensen Huang "is committed to continuing to lead NVIDIA," the company said.

• ‘I’m delighted we got the win. He’s a world-class coach’

• England beat Australia 45-22 in Nations Championship

Maro Itoje, the England captain, has reiterated his squad’s full support for the head coach, Steve Borthwick, after the home side’s resounding 45-22 victory against Australia at Allianz Stadium on Sunday. Itoje described Borthwick as “a world‑class coach” and said England were “lucky to have him” despite fresh media reports of unhappiness in the camp this summer.

Borthwick also revealed he had received several pre-game messages from former England coaches urging him to ignore external criticism and to concentrate on the rugby. His team certainly succeeded in that regard, scoring seven tries to rack up a record number of points against the Wallabies and register only their third win in their past eight games.

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Sydney Thomas mocked LSU head coach Lane Kiffin before Halloween with a joke about dressing up as him losing to Ole Miss. The costume idea, for whatever reason, ended up not making the cut this year.

Maybe she couldn’t figure out how to work boobs into the whole look. I don't know, that's purely speculation on my part. And before you laugh, with the costume she chose, she managed to make them part of it.

Sydney went a step further with her Erling Haaland-inspired look. She reminded us that putting boobs on someone is truly one of the best ways to pay tribute to them. Again, don't laugh. Not yet, anyway, you haven’t seen what I'm talking about.

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A few days ago, the internet's favorite ring girl shared her Halloween costume on Instagram with a carousel of pictures and a "Haappy Haaloween" caption. She tagged the Norwegian soccer star in the post.

One of the images, the fourth one in the carousel for the impatient ones out there, is a face-swap type one, thanks to the power of AI. It put Haaland's head on Thomas' body while in her Halloween costume.

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Some, I fear, missed the point here. They mistook a touching tribute to the World Cup star as something to be terrified of. I don't believe that's the intent.

Sydney Thomas was having some fun with it, is all. Those make for some of the best costumes. They also make for some of the best tributes you're going to find.

Without question, the Lane Kiffin costume would have been good. The Erling Haaland costume, however, and the tribute that it includes is great.

It checks several boxes. Arguably the most important box it checks is the tribute box. It's never too late to go viral with your Halloween costume.

German supermarket chain Aldi is decking its aisles with new seasonal items throughout November as the store helps shoppers get in the holiday spirit.

Every Wednesday until Nov. 25, the grocery chain will roll out limited-time festive products including frozen snacks and appetizers, sweet treats and more, according to Food & Wine.

In keeping with the chain’s reputation for affordability, the more than 30 new items will all cost less than $10.

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Fox News Digital reached out to Aldi, headquartered in Batavia, Illinois, for comment.

Aldi’s popular Advent calendars returned on Nov. 4 as part of the first weekly item drop of the month.

Along with the classic chocolate-filled calendars, others contain cheese, wine, beer, tea, beauty products and more.

There are even Advent calendars for dogs.

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Other festive finds released on Nov. 4 included crab cakes and lobster cakes, iced gingerbread cookies and pigs in a blanket wrapped in pastry dough with everything bagel seasoning.

The Nov. 11 lineup will include items like peppermint mocha and caramel brûlée-flavored ground coffee, dark chocolate-covered cranberries, sugar cookie kettle corn and a maple nut brioche loaf, Food & Wine reported.

Other products coming this month include pot roast pastry bites filled with beef and Swiss cheese, chicken nuggets shaped like Christmas trees, candy canes and stockings, and chocolate peppermint bark.

This month’s holiday items arrive in the wake of the many Thanksgiving products that hit stores in October, including a sweet potato casserole, cranberry jalapeño dip, truffle cheddar cheese, scalloped potatoes and more.

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Seasonal finds at Aldi tend to generate buzz online, with fans discussing their favorite items they secured at the grocery chain during the holidays.

"Stumbled upon these two sets of pjs in my size for $2.50 each! Also, this cookie jar that I’ve had my eye on since they put it out was marked down to $5.50," one Reddit user wrote last holiday season.

"There were other great deals and markdowns of pretty much all the holiday stuff," the person added.

Another individual mentioned a crafting Advent calendar that included supplies to make sand art, bracelets and other projects. 

"Overall worth the purchase," the person wrote.

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A similar product, the "Creativity For Kids Sensory Play Advent Calendar," is available at Aldi this holiday season.

Aldi has more than 2,000 stores across 36 states, according to the company’s corporate website.

It also noted the chain has been named "the Best Value among U.S. grocery stores."

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The pro wrestling conversation on social media usually ranges from hotly contested debates between which company is better, WWE or AEW, fans complaining about the way their favorite wrestler is booked or there being too many commercials on TV. OK, maybe the last one is just me tweeting into the void.

Regardless, there was a lot of chatter online about independent wrestling being "dead." The noise around the notion appeared to spark when Produce Wrestling and Absolute Intense Wrestling (AIW) announced hiatuses for different reasons for the end of the year. For what it’s worth, Produce already has a show booked for Feb. 25.

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OutKick Dropkick has put the spotlight on several independent shows this year with a few different promotions, including Pandemonium Pro Wrestling, Awesome Championship Wrestling, Produce Wrestling, Gamechanger Wrestling, Fight Factory Wrestling and others. So, as social media wrote an obituary for the indies, OutKick Dropkick made its way to Middletown, New Jersey, on Friday night to take in Fight Factory’s No Thanks Given and to see whether the vibes would be more of a concert or a wake. It didn’t disappoint.

Ben Bishop, who made a surprise appearance at Total Nonstop Action Wrestling’s (TNA) Bound for Glory pay-per-view assembled a team for an elimination eight-person tag team match against MADE. Richard Holliday, Jack Vaughn and Madisyn Maxwell went up against Made. Kristin Blaze then defeated Rachel Ley in a preview of what women’s wrestling may look like in the future. Even WWE Hall of Famer Arn Anderson showed up to support his sons as they took on Sent 2 Salute.

The main event featured a no holds barred match between TNA star KC Navarro and Steve Gibki for the latter’s openweight championship. The match ended with Gibki spearing Navarro through a table and putting his opponent in the Hell Hammer for the win.

The show was held at the Middletown Sports Complex, which is not a large venue by any means. But pro wrestling fans still showed up to fill the available seats. Most lasted through the chilly conditions since the event took place on a literal ice rink, which is also the home of the North American Hockey League’s New Jersey Titans.

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There certainly was no funeral for independent wrestling. In fact, attendees were actively engaged in the sport that was happening in and outside of the ring.

OutKick Dropkick asked Bishop whether he believed the indies were dead.

"I mean, look at it, look at it here. In Middletown, New Jersey, on a Friday night, you could be doing anything," Bishop said. "We're close to (New York City). There's a ton of things you can do. We got about 300, almost 400-plus here in Middletown, New Jersey, here at Fight Factory. You can thank me for the house. So yeah, this whole notion, indies are dead, all that stuff, it's just words, it's just noise. It comes up every few months. Everyone wants to pretend that they think that when they were wrestling on the indies, it was so much better. It is what it is. Things evolve, things change. I believe that indie wrestling is alive and well."

Bishop is right.

Anyone who was in the facility on Friday night could have been doing anything else. WWE’s "Friday Night SmackDown" was on TV, "World of Warcraft’s" new game just dropped, there was basketball and hockey going on at the same time.

And maybe you don’t know who Ben Bishop is. Maybe you didn’t see his "curtain call" with Holliday, Vaughn and Tommy Invincible at War on the Shore 3 that had social media talking over the summer. And all of that is OK.

OutKick Dropkick asked Killer Kross his thoughts about the same notion. Kross works for a big-time company in Major League Wrestling, which has multiple media rights deals and partnerships with CMLL and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. However, he’s gone on his own tours in the U.S. and abroad for promotions big and small.

Kross said he wasn’t necessarily plugged into the conversation but suggested that the attendance at independent events undercut the notion that independent wrestling is dying.

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"No, that's hilarious to me," he said. "These are people who don't attend indies that are saying that, and I don't even think they're saying it to be malicious. I think they're just innocently saying it because You know, when, when you're a young adult and you have a very busy life, if you're not paying attention to something, or like you're not paying attention to the big main thing that everybody's paying attention to, then you innocently will think that it's not important cause it doesn't have your attention.

"But when you go to an independent show where there's 2,000-3000 people there, That kind of speaks for itself. I don't get involved with neurotic conversations online. You know what I mean? And it's OK. Anyone can express their opinion about anything they want. I don't get hung up on that, but like … I don't know, I'm not emotionally prone to these types of conversations. Some people are like, ‘Well, I gotta drop everything I'm doing and respond.’ I'm like, I don't have the time. I don't have the time."

Pro wrestlers who aren’t exclusively signed to the major corporate companies are working their tails off to make a living in their sport and to put on a good show for those who do come out and see them.

Not every venue is going to be Allegiant Stadium or Wembley Stadium. The pro wrestlers who work these shows know that and work together to put on the best matches they can to keep the fans coming back for more.

Is independent wrestling dying? No chance.

Alanis Morissette’s recent decision to publicly identify as pansexual has cast her famous same-sex kiss with Sarah Jessica Parker on "Sex and the City" in a new light.

The singer, 52, opened up about her sexuality during an appearance on the "Handsome" podcast after previously discussing the memorable 2000 scene on Alex Cooper’s "Call Her Daddy" podcast in September.

Morissette appeared on "Sex and the City" in the season 3 episode "Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl…" as Dawn, a woman who kisses Parker’s character, Carrie Bradshaw, during a game of spin the bottle.

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During her September appearance on "Call Her Daddy," Morissette revealed that she helped pitch the storyline to the show’s producers.

"I reached out to them and I said, ‘Might it be a nice time for Carrie to experience a lesbian moment?’" Morissette said. "And they said, ‘Why, yes. We were thinking the same thing.’"

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"I think we literally had the same idea at the same time," she added. "That happens."

Morissette also reflected on the kiss itself, describing the moment with Parker as "easy" and "buoyant."

"I do recall kissing her," she said. "It was very pleasant."

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Morissette’s comments resurfaced after she publicly identified as pansexual during Tuesday’s episode of the "Handsome" podcast, co-hosted by Tig Notaro, Fortune Feimster and Mae Martin.

The conversation turned to the singer’s rocky dating history with men.

"I’m sorry for the men that hurt you, but I’m not sorry for the songs that came from it," Feimster told Morissette before asking, "Did it make you want to be a lesbian at any point?"

"I’m pansexual, so, yeah," Morissette replied.

"Wait, you’re not really pansexual, are you?" Notaro asked.

"I am," Morissette confirmed.

"You’re supposed to come into the ‘Handsome’ podcast leading with, ‘I’m pansexual,’" Notaro said.

"You know, I like to leave it for the epilogue," Morissette responded. "I like to confuse people on the way out."

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Morissette previously spoke about sexuality during a 2008 interview with The Advocate.

"I think it’s a beautiful rite of passage for everyone to play with their sexuality at some point, so I did exactly that," she said. "And it was great!"

"I’ve felt love from the gay community since I was really young because all my friends were gay," Morissette added. "There’s a passion, a presence, and a curiosity with a lot of gay people that I meet, and that aliveness is such a special quality to me."

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‘JD, habibi’ is going viral after Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed used the phrase to mock JD Vance in a speech.

CEO reportedly ‌had close relationship ‌with a Chinese businesswoman who passed information to ‌Beijing

Nvidia said ⁠on Sunday it “is initiating an independent investigation in light of recent reporting that founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort”.

Top Republican lawmakers ⁠in the US House of Representatives have called on Huang to brief Congress ⁠this month about a New York Times report in ​October alleging he ‌had a close relationship ‌with a Chinese businesswoman who passed information to ‌Beijing.

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When SEC programs hire head coaches, a key part of their interview process must be testing their ability to do marketing and promotion.

Few, if any, coaches excel at marketing, like LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin, who has worked tirelessly to convince the broader college football public that losing games should not be punished because of SEC stadiums. Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea campaigned in 2025 by telling fans, voters and media that SEC teams should be given preferential treatment over all other conferences if they have the same records.

Then there's Steve Sarkisian.

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The Texas Longhorns head coach said in 2025 that excluding his 9-3 team from the College Football Playoff would be a "disservice to the sport." A disservice! College football would forever be lesser if a 9-3 Texas team was not included, despite several awful performances against a bad Florida team, a bad Mississippi State team, a bad Kentucky team, and getting blown out by Georgia.

Sark complained about the result of the 2025 matchup between the Longhorns and Ohio State Buckeyes hurt his team's resume, saying that even in a 14-7 loss, Texas shouldn't be punished for scheduling a tough opponent. There's some truth to that, sure, but after their miraculous comeback in this year's game, he had a totally different perspective.

"We could be like other teams and play Jones Junior High and win 66-0," he said to reporters after beating OSU. "I don’t know what that does for us. Tonight we found out that we can (win big games)."

When they lose, the result shouldn't matter. When they win, it's a huge boost to their resume compared to teams that played lesser opponents. Shocking.

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Well, Sark is back, and this time, the marketing effort is to convince those watching that the Longhorns are actually humble little "nobody believes in us" underdogs. Against Missouri.

"I'm really proud of our football team overall because our guys, they're not naive to noise. As much as I would love to say, tune it all out — and we try our best to do that — I could hear the talk getting on the plane yesterday. I could hear the talk when we got here," he said after their 34-20 win. "Nobody believed we'd win the game. Nobody thought we were going to come here and win the game. Nobody thought we were we were tough enough at the line of scrimmage. Everyone thought we'd be pushed around."

He continued, saying that the "DNA" of Texas is "toughness," which showed through against the Tigers.

"The DNA of this organization is mental and physical toughness, and I think that poured out of our pores today in this ball game today, and so I'm very proud of them for that. I'm very proud of the way they hung together, the way they responded to adversity," Sarkisian said.

And finally, claimed that the win showed they're "big game hunters."

"We are big game hunters, and we showed up again today," he added.

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Sure! It was a good win for Texas, on the road against a solid, top-25 level opponent. They did face some "adversity," mainly falling behind after a shaky first quarter, then fighting their way back. But acting as though Texas, literally Texas, with arguably the most expensive roster in the sport, or at worst, top 2-3, is a "nobody believed in us" team is ridiculous. Beyond ridiculous.

Texas also had some help, well, a lot of help from the officials. A number of questionable calls went against the Tigers, including what appeared to be a completed pass on a big third down deep in Texas territory, and what seemed like a clear incomplete pass from Arch Manning on 3rd-and-10 being ruled a fumble that gave the Longhorns a 12-yard gain and a first down. Sure enough, that drive resulted in a touchdown and what wound up being 21 unanswered points.

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That's not to say officiating was the reason Texas won, but it sure didn't hurt. Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz implied as much after the game, when asked about the number of calls that went against his team.

"If I say what I want to say, I'm going to get fined until I don't have any retirement, and I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to blame the officials. That would be disrespectful to Coach Sarkisian and his team," he said, according to On3.

Even the announcing team, including Jesse Palmer, were flabbergasted at the officiating.

"If you're a Missouri fan, if you're Eli Drinkwitz, you are livid because it does feel like a lot of these calls are going against Missouri today," he said.

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Again, this isn't to say Texas didn't deserve to win, they outplayed Missouri on the field and were the better team. It's the attitude that Sarkisian brings, that they were just humble underdogs clinging to a win against the big, bad Missouri Tigers that's the marketing campaign.

By acting as though every win his team gets is a monumental achievement, it builds the case that should Texas trip up against, say, a struggling LSU or on the road against a bad Texas A&M team, they can't be punished for it. It's marketing. It's classic SEC. And it's ridiculous.