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Jenna Dewan performed with professional partner Val Chmerkovskiy on the latest episode of Dancing With the Stars, which dedicated the night to Mariah Carey's music. Their routine to 'Animal' drew wide coverage from outlets like Billboard, alongside a show recap on Yahoo. Dewan, an experienced dancer and former touring partner for Janet Jackson, is trending in both the US and Canada.
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Dancing With the Stars has announced details for its 2027 live tour, with Us Weekly reporting which professional dancers will be hitting the road. The tour brings the show's pros to venues across North America, continuing the franchise's tradition of taking the ballroom on stage between seasons.
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Banned Books Week is drawing attention to challenges against books in US schools and libraries, an annual observance highlighting titles targeted for removal. Readers, authors, librarians and free-speech groups are using the moment to urge protection of access to contested works and to flag rising censorship efforts across several states.
- 4Solar eruption could push northern lights over the US this week●Powerful solar eruption is heading for Earth and could supercharge the northern lights over the US this week
A powerful solar eruption is traveling toward Earth and could trigger strong geomagnetic activity this week, pushing the northern lights farther south than usual, potentially visible over parts of the United States. Space weather watchers are monitoring the event for timing and intensity.
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Professional dancer Emma Slater is trending in the US and Canada amid fresh interest in how Dancing With the Stars matches celebrities with their pro partners. Outlets including Us Weekly have published explainers on the pairing process, and viewers appear curious about which celebrity Slater will be matched with in the current season.
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Professional dancer Emma Slater is in the spotlight as interest grows in how 'Dancing With the Stars' matches celebrities with their pro partners. Coverage, including from Us Weekly, explains the behind-the-scenes matching process, with fans weighing in on how pairings are decided and why certain dancers, Slater among them, end up with specific celebrity partners each season.
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Actress and singer Tatyana Ali is competing on Dancing With the Stars this season. She says juggling rehearsals with motherhood has been a challenge, telling Us Weekly she 'needs a village' to make it work. Fans of the former Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star are following her journey on the show as she balances family life with the demanding rehearsal schedule.
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Actress and singer Tatyana Ali is speaking about how she is managing life as a mother while competing on ABC's Dancing With the Stars. In an interview with Us Weekly, she said rehearsals and parenting require support, saying she 'needs a village'. Viewers are following her journey on the show and her candid comments about the demands of juggling both roles.
- 9Melting Beartooth Plateau ice patches surveyed in likely last window●Likely last chance Beartooth Plateau melting ice patch survey. US-212 closes Tue., but ❄️ late Sun/Mon, could be earlier
Researchers are documenting the rapidly melting ice patches on Montana's Beartooth Plateau, where Beartooth Highway (US-212) is set to close Tuesday. Ice patches thousands of years old were found thinner than last year, with surveys rushed ahead of forecast snow expected late Sunday or Monday. Melting should pause as the weather system moves through next week, but the findings underscore accelerating ice loss in the region.
- 10Helena Christensen's fashion career and success revisited●Helena Christensen Lifestyle, Net Worth, Fashion Career NYFW, LFW US Fashion Industry Success Story
Helena Christensen, the Danish supermodel, is the subject of renewed attention for her lifestyle, net worth and decades-long fashion career spanning New York Fashion Week, London Fashion Week and the US fashion industry. Posts recount her rise to supermodel status in the 1990s and her enduring influence, framing her story as a fashion industry success. Interest centres on her career achievements and personal life rather than any new event.
- 1119-year-old Mexican immigrant dies in ICE custody▼19-year-old Mexican immigrant dies in ICE custody this week, agency says
A 19-year-old Mexican immigrant has died this week while in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency confirmed. The death was reported across ABC affiliates in Los Angeles, Chicago and other markets. Details about the circumstances, the person's name and the cause of death have not been made public, and the news is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of conditions and medical care in immigration detention.
- 12US jobless claims near 57-year low as September layoffs fall●US jobless claims near 57-year low as layoffs fall in September
New figures show weekly US jobless claims falling to levels close to a 57-year low, while employer layoffs also declined in September. The data point to a labour market that remains remarkably resilient, with few Americans filing for unemployment benefits despite broader concerns about slowing hiring and economic uncertainty.
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Mauricio Dubón, the Honduran-born infielder, is trending in US searches as the Major League Baseball postseason gets underway. Coverage this week focuses on playoff lineups and series openers, including the Dodgers' 5-3 win over the Braves and Ha-Seong Kim returning to the lineup, with fans tracking rosters and lineup moves across the bracket.
- 14Republicans slide in US polls ahead of midterms●Republicans continue to slide in US polls, four weeks before midterm elections
With four weeks to go before the United States midterm elections, polling continues to show Republican candidates losing ground. Commentators are watching whether the trend holds until election day on November 4, as control of Congress could shift. The slide is being attributed to a range of campaign issues, though the exact causes remain debated among analysts.
- 15US housing markets where homes sell fastest and slowest in 2026▼U.S. housing markets where homes sell fastest and slowest in 2026
A new report ranks US housing markets by how quickly homes are selling in 2026, listing the fastest and slowest markets nationwide. The findings come as buyers and sellers weigh elevated mortgage rates and uneven demand across regions, with some markets seeing homes go under contract within days while others sit for weeks or months.
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Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless have reunited following their infamous falling out, according to HotNewHipHop. The former 'Undisputed' co-hosts famously clashed for years on FS1 before Sharpe's 2023 departure. In related sports media news, On3 reports the Big 12 has revealed Week 7 football kickoff times and TV assignments. The reunion is drawing wide attention across US sports media.
- 17US Treasury Faces Record High Yields on $119 Billion Bond Sales●⚡ NEWS US Treasury Faces Record High Yields on $119 Billion Bond Sales The US Treasury is scheduled to sell $119 billion
The US Treasury is selling $119 billion in bonds this week at borrowing costs not seen since 2002. Investors are watching closely because weak demand at auction could push yields higher and deepen losses for existing bondholders, underscoring pressure on US government finances amid high interest rates and heavy debt issuance.
- 18L'Agence Takes Paris Fashion Week Amid Global Expansion Plans▼L’Agence Takes Paris Fashion Week as It Plots Global Expansion Plans
Los Angeles-based fashion brand L'Agence staged a presentation at Paris Fashion Week as part of a broader strategy to grow internationally. The move signals the label's ambition to raise its profile beyond the US market and position itself among global luxury and contemporary brands. Industry observers are watching how the Paris debut will support its expansion plans.
- 19This May Be the Best Week to Buy a Home in 6 Major Cities●This Is the Best Week to Buy a Home in 6 Major Cities. Not Every Discount Is a Deal
A report suggests this week offers the best buying conditions of the year in six major US cities, as seasonal price dips and reduced competition create discounts for homebuyers. Analysts caution, however, that not every discounted listing is a genuine bargain, and buyers should weigh condition, location and long-term value before committing.
- 20Wall Street set for gains as oil slides ahead of earnings●Wall Street points toward gains, oil prices fall as markets await next week’s earnings ramp-up
US stock futures pointed toward a higher open while oil prices fell, with investors holding back ahead of a heavy week of corporate earnings due next week. Traders are watching quarterly results for clues on profits and the economic outlook, keeping activity subdued and oil under pressure in the meantime.