Stars of Netflix's "Bridgerton" discuss what to expect in Season 3
Netflix's hit series "Bridgerton" is back for season three. Stars Hannah Dodd and Jessica Madsen join CBS New York to discuss what fans can expect this season.
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Showrunner Jess Brownell talks to Yahoo Entertainment about what to expect when "Bridgerton" Season 3, Part 2 is released.
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'Bridgerton' Season 3: As Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton's characters take center stage, here's where the series left off
Season 3 turns its attention to the friends-to-lovers courtship between Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton.
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Netflix’s cozy take on Animal Crossing hits Android and iOS in June
Netflix’s mobile gaming lineup will soon have one more entry. Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit, the sequel to the 2021 Animal Crossing-esque Cozy Grove, will arrive on Android and iOS on June 25.
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Groovy! Sarah Jessica Parker just made these iconic Dr. Scholl's sandals cool again
What's old is new: Follow in the stylish star's footsteps with a pair of versatile, supportive slides.
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The Civic goes hybrid, driving the Nissan Z Nismo and more | Autoblog Podcast #833
On this week's podcast, we discuss the Honda Civic Hybrid refresh; a possible Maverick sport truck and possible new Mitsubishi Delica; booming hybrid sales; the UAW Mercedes vote; VW's ID.7 postponement; Tesla Semi news; the BYD Shark pickup truck; and, whew, even more.
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MLB won't adopt robot umpires to call balls and strikes by 2025, says Rob Manfred
Major League Baseball does not expect to implement an automated ball-strike system or "robot umpires" by the 2025 season, according to commissioner Rob Manfred.
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Mavericks take Game 1, Cavaliers fire J.B. Bickerstaff & 76ers plan to pursue third star | No Cap Room
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The 11 best electric bicycles of 2024, tested and editor-approved
We rode every type of e-bike imaginable — these are our favorites, including models from Bluejay, Juiced, Lectric, Vvolt and Schwinn.
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NFL odds: Slow the hype, most bettors believe Caleb Williams and Bears will miss playoffs
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'Covers my belly': This flirty and flattering spring top is down to $28
Amazon shoppers say the flowy number elicits 'so many compliments.'
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Walmart's secret sale room has a treasure trove of deals — score over $1,500 off a Samsung TV (yes, really!) and more
Also spotted: Ridiculously low prices on a Dyson vac, HP laptop and Michael Kors crossbody bag.
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The West Nile virus is detected in Houston and other parts of the U.S. Should you be worried about mosquito-borne illnesses?
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10 ADPs to watch this summer: Dolphins RBs + Chiefs WRs have major questions | Yahoo Fantasy Football Show
What a player's ADP is heading into Memorial Day weekend is likely not what it could be heading into Labor Day weekend. But with the start of summer fast approaching, there's no better to identify the ADPs that are worth monitoring over the next few months. Fantasy football expert Tera Roberts joins Matt Harmon to identify 10 ADP situations you need to keep an eye on this summer.
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The It List summer movie guide: 5 new kid-friendly films to see or stream
As school gets out and temperatures go up, heading to a local movie theater for popcorn and PG fun is an excellent way to while away a day. These are the movies we're seeing in summer 2024.
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Ina Garten uses this knife sharpener to keep her blades in tip-top shape — grab it for 30% off
Believe it or not, dull knives are actually more dangerous than sharp ones. Use this handy gadget to keep your cutlery a cut above.
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X should bring back stars, not hide 'likes'
Elon Musk's X is preparing to make "likes" private on the social network, in a change that could potentially confuse users over the difference between something they've favorited and something they've bookmarked. According to new posts by company employees, the decision to hide likes is meant to incentivize engagement, by allowing people to favorite content that seems "edgy" and to protect their public image. The change comes across as somewhat unnecessary, given that X, the company formerly known as Twitter, already had a private way to save posts on the platform: bookmarks.
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The biggest French startups in 2024 according to the French government
There are many ways countries can go about supporting their tech industries. In France it involves picking a yearly cohort of 120 high-potential startups — the French Tech 120 — including 40 private companies deemed as most promising, dubbed the Next40. The French Secretary of State for the Digital Economy as of this year, Marina Ferrari, revealed this year’s laureates during VivaTech week in Paris.
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$6M fine for robocaller who used AI to clone Biden's voice
The FCC has proposed a $6 million fine for the scammer who used voice-cloning tech to impersonate President Biden in a series of illegal robocalls during a New Hampshire primary election. It's more about robocalls than AI, but the agency is clearly positioning this as a warning to other would-be high-tech scammers. This was, of course, fake — a voice clone of President Biden using tech that has become widely available over the last couple years.
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UK study: Hybrids and EVs are much more likely to hit a pedestrian
The study found that electrified vehicles were up to three times more likely to hit a pedestrians, due in part to them being quieter, heavier, and harder to stop.