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The Marvel Cinematic Universe never stops, and it is the fate of every movie in the franchise to lay the groundwork for its future. But what, exactly, does “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” set up? Watch Looper’s video above to find out.

Over the weekend, the islanders interacted with fans as they walked the pink carpet ahead of the highly anticipated reunion. They ditched their swim trunks and bikinis and opted instead for elevated gowns and suits.

Locally hosted series led by Alicia Lokke highlights the people, neighborhoods, businesses, and experiences that define Duluth and the Northland.

Tallahassee’s Chaires Capitola Little League is set to compete against Tennessee’s Nolensville Little League to see who competes in the Southeast regional championship tomorrow.

Martin Kemp knows Dublin well, but his son Roman has barely ventured beyond Belfast, so the pair are heading out on the road to see more of Ireland together. Starting in County Cork, their trip takes in everything from the folklore surrounding the Banshee Queen to a visit to Spike Island, the former prison known…

New Jersey champion Bayonne Little League faces New York champion PYA Little League of Port Washington today, Monday, Aug. 10, in the winner’s bracket of the Little League Metro Region Tournament.

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Getting cast in a hit television series is a dream come true, but sometimes even starring actors aren’t guaranteed to keep their roles. Behind the scenes, creative differences, contract disputes, scheduling conflicts and unexpected personal circumstances have all led to shocking recasts over the years. Some replacements happened so seamlessly that viewers barely noticed, while…

Ted Lasso said goodbye to fans over three years ago, leaving many wondering if we’d ever see that loveable mustachioed soccer coach again. Well, the answer to that question is a resounding yes, as Apple TV‘s Emmy-winning comedy is back with new episodes.

For most of television history, comedies were filmed with multiple cameras on two or three main sets in front of live studio audiences. But the multicam sitcom has fallen out of fashion, including at the Emmys: Not since “The Big Bang Theory” in 2014 has one been nominated for comedy series, and not since “Everybody…