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Can Texas Turn Blue? Leticia Plummer’s 2024 Plan
After a long history of Republican leadership, Democrats have been strategizing on how to flip the state of Texas blue. But if you ask the Democratic nominee for Harris County judge, Dr. Letitia Plummer, that moment may finally be here. Dr. Plummer entered the 2026 Harris County race as an underdog against former Houston Mayor Annise Parker. In May, she defeated Parker and secured the nomination for the November general election.
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TV Shows and Movies to Rewatch Years Later
Some stories never lose their audience appeal, even years later, because every replay feels like watching it for the first time. Whether its the nostalgic romantic comedy of Boomerang or the journey of self-growth and relationships in Insecure, these fan favorites still have plenty to offer. From familiar characters to storylines that hit differently with age, these picks deserve another rewatch for old times sake.
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A$AP Rocky on Just Smile Magazine October 2026
A$AP Rocky for Just Smile Magazine. Story by True Laurels. Styling by Henson. Editor-in-Chief: Studio Kevin Hunter. Art Director: Anthony Bones. Design Director: Alber Laurenti V. Hair: Tasha World of Styles. Grooming: Mirna Jose. Nails: Nail Glam. E
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Russell Brand Accuser: Injuries After Alleged Assault
Russell Brand's rape trial heard emotional testimony from a woman who claims the comedian sexually assaulted her at his London home. She alleged that Brand initiated anal sex without her permission, despite her only consenting to vaginal sex.
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Naomi Ackie on The Knockturnal Cover
Naomi Ackie for The Knockturnal. Editor-in-Chief: OJ Williams. Stylist: Jason Rembert. Styling Assistant: WW Ilt. Styling Assistant: MR JLA.
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Yella Beezy Convicted of Hiring Hitman Murder Plot
Yella Beezy is going to prison for the rest of his life. The Dallas rapper has been convicted of hiring a hitman to murder fellow rapper Mo3 in a brazen shooting on a busy Texas highway. A Dallas jury found Beezy guilty of capital murder Wednesday, exactly six years after Mo3 was gunned down on Interstate 35 in November 2020. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.