The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Reunion Recap: Flight Risk

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So, how did Angie supposedly solve the mystery? She claims she requested a password reset for the troll account, and Instagram sent the reset link to Lisa’s phone number. However, the process requires you to enter the phone number the link is sent to. Angie’s own screenshot actually shows Instagram asking her to enter the number right after saying the link was sent to Lisa. Honestly, if it were this simple to unmask anonymous online trolls, things would be very different. Despite this, the two women continued to argue intensely, forcing Andy to make a historic decision: he walked off set, prompting apologies and pleas for him to come back.

Will Berachain’s Surge Trap Shorts in a Web of Profit?

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As if they were old acquaintances meeting on a bucolic country estate, the price and the latent vigor of on-chain engagement high-fived in the garden. To the delight of onlookers, DEX volume leapt to an admirable $17.9 million in a single day, with weekly turnover also managing a staggering surge of over 178%. The spectacle appears a grand display of renewed commitment rather than fleeting capriciousness, the observers might say with a wry smile.

4 Things ‘The Pitt’ Actually Gets Right About Pittsburgh

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As a huge TV fan, I’ve noticed that shows set in specific cities don’t always make the location feel real. And the medical drama genre? It’s been done so many times. Take Grey’s Anatomy, for example. They’re always dealing with massive disasters in Seattle, but honestly, you’d barely know it is Seattle unless they randomly mention the Space Needle. It’s different with shows like the original ER. Chicago wasn’t just a backdrop; it felt like a character. That show really captured the city’s spirit. The Pitt isn’t quite as deeply rooted in its setting as something like Mare of Easttown—Kate Winslet’s accent was amazing—but I really appreciate how much effort they put into making Pittsburgh feel authentic. As a Pittsburgher, I can definitely tell they’re trying, and it shows. It’s cool to see Noah Wyle back in a show that clearly has a similar spirit to ER, where he first got his start as Dr. Carter way back in ’94.

Viggo Mortensen’s Favorite LOTR Scene Perfectly Summarizes Aragorn

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The Lord of the Rings is unique because the actors involved genuinely love the films as much as the fans do. People like Christopher Lee and Andy Serkis are known for their deep connection to the original trilogy. Recently, Viggo Mortensen shared his favorite scene, and it perfectly captures the essence of his character, Aragorn.

Disney Confirms Re-Release of One of Disney+’s Biggest Cancelled TV Shows

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One streaming show that didn’t last was Turner & Hooch. It continued the story of the popular Tom Hanks movie about a U.S. Marshal and his canine partner, this time investigating the death of the marshal’s father. The series premiered on Disney+ in June 2021 as part of the service’s initial offerings, but was taken down in May 2023.