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Caring for a young child can bring plenty of big emotions, for children and caregivers alike. Michigan State University Extension is offering a free, four-week online series designed to help caregivers better understand their young child’s social and emotional development while building practical skills for navigating challenging behaviors.

“9/11: United We Stand – 25 Years Later,” a powerful story of hope and healing led by Michael Strahan, premieres Tuesday, Sept. 1, on ABC and streams next day on Disney+ and Hulu. The devastating terrorist attacks of 9/11 have been well documented, but the story of what helped people heal in the wake of…

The Mandalorian franchise is entering a new chapter, and one of its most familiar faces from the early seasons is nowhere to be found in it.

The 2026 Phenix City team at the Southeast Regional Championship (Little League Baseball and Softball)

Streaming platforms have delivered some of the best shows over the last couple of months, and August has been no exception. From brand-new originals to returning favorites, a slew of great content has dropped in August that fans everywhere need to check out.

Megan Park has had an unusual career considering that, as a kid, her family home had no TV. Growing up in a small Canadian town, she developed an interest in the arts and attended theater camp during the summer. “I really enjoyed it,” she says. “I met other artistic people there and felt like I…

Due to the unprecedented popularity of K-pop, K-film and K-dramas, Korea is in the global spotlight these days. As a result, recent American television shows are reflecting this trend by frequently casting actors of Korean origin or showing the streets of Seoul to attract viewers’ attention.

England host Pakistan for a three-Test series at Headingley, Lord’s and Edgbaston.

If you’ve been exploring Netflix lately, particularly on mobile, you’ve likely stumbled into The Culture Edit—Netflix’s dedicated hub bringing the best short-form and YouTube-native content from massive digital publishers. Since its initial launch earlier this month, the partnership with media giants like Condé Nast, Hearst, BuzzFeed, PMX, Tastemade, and People has given subscribers hundreds of…

“Sterling Point” is not your typical teen drama. Though it features some stalwarts of the genre (summer awakenings, family secrets, love triangles), everything about the show feels fresh and authentic. Created by Megan Park, who directed the great film “My Old Ass,” and executive produced by “Gossip Girl” creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the…