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‘FBI’: Missy Peregrym Says Maggie Will ‘Never Be the Same’ After Major Loss - TV Insider
entertainment 2026/03/17 02:00:18

‘FBI’: Missy Peregrym Says Maggie Will ‘Never Be the Same’ After Major Loss - TV Insider

‘It was hell,’ says Peregrym. She also reveals what she didn’t like about the original ending of this episode.

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Clean your feed: Refresh your Instagram diet - Axios
technology 2026/03/17 01:57:02

Clean your feed: Refresh your Instagram diet - Axios

It’s not about missing out; it’s about reclaiming your attention.

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Bitcoin price: BTC surges past $75,000, XRP (XRP) and ether (ETH) jump 8% - CoinDesk
business 2026/03/17 01:56:58

Bitcoin price: BTC surges past $75,000, XRP (XRP) and ether (ETH) jump 8% - CoinDesk

Bitcoin’s move, led by unwinding of shorts, has lifted the broader crypto market, with the CoinDesk 20 Index up 5%.

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Oscars 2026: Why Timothée Chalamet Lost Best Actor To Michael B. Jordan - SlashFilm
entertainment 2026/03/17 01:45:00

Oscars 2026: Why Timothée Chalamet Lost Best Actor To Michael B. Jordan - SlashFilm

Timothée Chalamet was the front runner for Best Actor for most of awards season, but the lead of Marty Supreme went home empty handed at the Oscars. Here’s why.

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YouTuber upgrades MacBook Neo to 1TB, posts ASMR video of the process - 9to5Mac
technology 2026/03/17 01:42:45

YouTuber upgrades MacBook Neo to 1TB, posts ASMR video of the process - 9to5Mac

YouTube creator DirectorFeng is back with another ASMR-themed video in which they attempt to upgrade the storage on a new Apple device.

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Cannabis shows little benefit for most mental disorders, data review finds - KSL.com
health 2026/03/17 01:40:20

Cannabis shows little benefit for most mental disorders, data review finds - KSL.com

Cannabis-based medicines have shown little evidence of effectiveness for treating most mental health ​and substance-use disorders, according to a large review of past studies published Monday.

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