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The animated “Win or Lose” follows a middle school softball team, and each episode is told from the perspective of a different character.

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Cast and crew members from the Disney Dream volunteered at a local non-profit organization, Bahamas Feeding Network last Friday while the ship was docked in Nassau. Disney Cruise Line works Continue Reading →

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Do you have a grandchild on the way? Are you hoping to assist when the new bundle of joy makes his or her debut? Here’s a way to make sure Grandma is rested and ready to be a part of the little one’s life. Put a Grannymoon on the calendar. Plan for yourself or

Read more about A relaxing vacation can help soon-to-be grandparents prepare for busy times

BBC Studios and the Walt Disney Company will collaborate on a movie about the hit children’s character.

Read more about ‘Bluey’ Is Headed to Theaters, Backed by Disney

We were excited to see that ABC/Disney was broadcasting the classic Sound of Music last Sunday night. For an entire evening we watched the mutilation of this beloved movie.  The number of commercials was disgusting. The fact that the same commercials were repeated over and over, and the placement of the commercials in the storyline showed that the editors had

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By Jaclyn Cosgrove, Los Angeles Times (TNS)

Now is the time of year when I try not to brag too much about how great the weather is.

Soon enough, my friends back home in the South will start posting on social media about ice, snow and bitter wind. Meanwhile, here in L.A., our fall is Goldilocks weather — not too

Read more about Joshua Tree too crowded? Try these 3 enchanting desert hikes near L.A.

No matter the style, the music world has long been bookended by rising young artists and seasoned veterans alike, wannabes and legends, chart-toppers, cult acts and the journeymen and women in between. Even so, it’s difficult to recall another year in which a new generation of performers and a long-established group of veteran acts each had such a formidable impact.

Read more about Rock of ages: 2024 was a banner year for music by artists in their 20s, 80s and beyond

This week’s special offers from Disney Cruise Line include dates from now through May 2025. Currently, there are 73 unique sail dates, available with special offers available across the fleet Continue Reading →

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It felt like 100 degrees on the job site by late afternoon.

“Truly unbearable,” was how Jonathan Baudilio Ramirez Salazar described Florida’s weather when he spoke to his wife on the phone the night before.

He’d worked one day in the thick July heat as a temporary laborer on a Fort Myers landscaping crew for TruScapes Industries Inc.

“Don’t go to work tomorrow,” his wife

Read more about Florida workers died in the heat. Their deaths were kept from authorities

Orange County Elections Supervisor Glen Gilzean’s millions of dollars in misspending broke Florida law, according to an investigative report released Monday, and has left his office in danger of overdrawing its checking account by nearly $590,000.

The 12-page report by Orange County Comptroller Phil Diamond examined Gilzean’s spending from Oct. 1 to Dec. 12.

Diamond has been engaged in a public

Read more about Orange County probe says elections chief Gilzean’s overspending broke Florida law