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Star Academy students face another elimination round, with candidate Elija leaving the show after the latest nomination. In an interview, Elija shared the encouraging words former winner Philippe Mosimann gave him, saying the singer understood what contestants go through because he had lived it himself. Viewers are following each nomination closely as the season progresses.
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The new season of Star Academy is under way in France, with Elija eliminated in the first results show following an evening dedicated to singer Vianney. Fans are now debating which of the nominated students — Brieuc, Elija or Zoé — should be saved by the public vote, with media polls tracking opinion. Separately, former teacher criticism of Ladji Doucouré has added to the buzz around the TF1 show.
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The new season of TF1's Star Academy continues to dominate French TV talk. Elija became the first contestant eliminated during a prime dedicated to singer Vianney, who serves as the season's patron. Vianney defended TF1 against criticism over song choices, saying "it's been three years since we sang at the Star Academy." Meanwhile, evaluations saw Leeloo shine while Antoine and Zoé forgot their lyrics.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed running back Elijah Mitchell, giving the former San Francisco 49ers rusher a fresh opportunity in the NFL. The move coincides with encouraging signs that Saquon Barkley could return for Week 7, and Mitchell is expected to add depth to a backfield dealing with injury concerns. Reports note the Eagles are giving the free agent a second chance after his stint on the market.
- 5Florida congressional rivals trade jabs over stock trading▼Florida congressional rivals Dalton, Elijah exchange stock trading jabs
Rivals competing for a Florida congressional seat have accused each other over stock trading, exchanging public jabs on the issue. The exchanges have become a point of contention in the race, with each side attacking the other's financial dealings and calling into question the opponent's ethics and transparency as voters weigh the contest.