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North American soldiers track Santa's journey on Christmas Eve

On December 24, Canadian and U.S. soldiers who typically guard North American skies take on an extra task: tracking Santa Claus's journey. It's a Christmas tradition dating back decades, and there's even a hotline to assure kids that St....

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Narcocorridos: Mexican songs glorifying cartels create controversy

A popular genre of Mexican music that authorities say glorifies cartel life is being banned in some states. Narcocorridos, or drug ballads, have become a cultural flashpoint, amassing millions of listeners while drawing fierce criticism ...

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Looking back at biggest pop culture moments of 2025

From Beyoncé finally winning the Album of the Year Grammy and Taylor Swift's engagement to NFL star Travis Kelce, to major blockbusters like "Zootopia 2" and the final season of "Stranger Things," 2025 has been a fun and jam-packed year ...

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Secret Santa teams up with doctor to give money to patients

As you've no doubt heard, Santa Claus is coming to town. In fact, he's already been to Baltimore. Steve Hartman met him "On the Road."

CBS America

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Eddie the Eagle finds new stage success decades after Olympic debut

Eddie 'the Eagle' Edwards, famed for his last-place finish at the Calgary Olympics, is now starring in a Christmas pantomime. His journey from hardship to Olympic fame and now to the theatre continues to inspire audiences.

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These holiday decorations aren't just for a love of Christmas

This elaborate display in northwest Calgary serves a dual purpose for the 82-year-old who created it.

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Why Hallmark movies are so popular

Here's a look at the formula behind Hallmark movies and why they hit.

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Hundreds of skiing Santas hit the slopes

Julia Croteau tells The National about the moment she and hundreds of other skiers dressed up as Santa and hit the slopes to raise money for charity in Newry, Maine.

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Woman who lost her home in a fire back on her feet

An October fire at an apartment complex in St. John's left nearly a dozen families displaced. But as the CBC's Laura Howells reports, people like Majdah Mohammed Eid Barima have been able to find their footing with the help of friends an...

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Meet Trev: One of the last pub piano man in England

Trev Woodison is one of England’s last pub pianists. He can play more than 4,000 songs by heart – from Coldplay to Queen.

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Lagos turns its walls into art canvases

Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, is known for its music, energy and hustle. Now, street art is stepping into the spotlight.

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Kathy Bates: Rob Reiner "changed the course of my life"

Kathy Bates opens up about the impact director Rob Reiner had on her life and career: "Rob changed the course of my life. And if he hadn't, I wouldn't be sitting here in front of you now."

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Oscars to stream on YouTube from 2029

From 2029, the Oscars will no longer air on US network television but will stream worldwide on YouTube, ending ABC’s decades-long broadcast. The Academy says the move reflects its global audience, as falling TV ratings and the rise of st...

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Four female directors making waves in Arab cinema

Arab female film directors have helped change the landscape of Arab cinema in recent years, presenting stories that haven't been told before and claiming space in an industry in a region that rarely makes room for women to grow.

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Photographer Lamrabat blurs cultural boundaries in exhibition

Born in Morocco and raised in Belgium, Mous Lamrabat has made it his mission to explore how cultural symbols shape desire and visibility, particularly for marginalized communities. His new exhibition 'Moustalgia' is on display in Marseille.

Africanews

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YouTube snags the Oscars from Disney

The Academy Awards will air on YouTube starting in 2029, a massive shift from the historic broadcast television experience. Sam Adams, a writer for Slate Magazine, joins CBS News with more.

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Nick Reiner appears in court on murder charges in killing of parents

Nick Reiner made his first court appearance after being charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the killing of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner.

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Gay hockey romance Heated Rivalry premieres as LGBTQ+ roles dwindle

Heated Rivalry, a steamy romance series featuring a relationship between two male professional hockey players, premieres on Crave and HBO Max on Friday, as U.S. advocacy group GLAAD says about 200 LGBTQ+ characters won't be returning to ...

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Thousands pay tribute to reggae star Jimmy Cliff at memorial service

Beloved Jamaican reggae star Jimmy Cliff was celebrated at a memorial service in Kingston on Wednesday and thousands turned out to pay their respects.

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Musicians raise alarm over AI scammers

If a recent song by your favorite artist sounded slightly unusual, there may be a reason: musicians are warning that AI-generated tracks are appearing on streaming platforms while being falsely credited to their names.

France 24

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Literary icon Jane Austen turns 250

Jane Austen’s legacy endures 250 years on – As readers worldwide celebrate her novels and cultural impact.

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Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic set to launch before 2030

Director Casey Hudson says the newly announced Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic will release before 2030, pushing back on fan concerns about a lengthy development timeline following the studio’s recent formation.

IGN

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Why Rob Reiner changed "When Harry Met Sally" after meeting his wife

Rob Reiner's life changed while he was making "When Harry Met Sally." He met Michele, who would become his wife of 35 years. Reiner said the budding relationship led him to change the indelible film, telling Lesley Stahl the couple hit i...

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Three movies that shaped Rob Reiner’s film legacy

For The National, CBC’s Eli Glasner looks back on the big moments in Rob Reiner’s filmmaking career, including the real-life Hollywood love story that prompted the director to change the ending of When Harry Met Sally.

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What we know about the Bondi Beach hero

Ahmed al-Ahmed has been hailed as a hero for running toward one of the Bondi Beach shooters and likely preventing more deaths. Al-Ahmed, who served in Syria's security forces, told his cousin he was going to die before jumping into action.

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A look back at Rob Reiner's life and career

Rob Reiner, the son of a comedy giant who became one himself with movies such as "The Princess Bride," "When Harry Met Sally…" and "This is Spinal Tap," is being remembered for his iconic contributions to entertainment following the news...

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Trump mocks Rob Reiner hours after director's death

Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are pushing back after President Trump mocked director Rob Reiner on social media in the hours following his death. Eleanor Mueller, congressional reporter for Semafor, and Riley Rogerson, politics ...

CBS America

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Rob Reiner's impact on film and politics

Famed actor, writer, director and political advocate Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, were killed in their home in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles on Sunday. Peter Debruge, chief film critic for Variety, joins "The Takeout" to...

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Rob Reiner's son arrested after director and wife found dead

The son of filmmaker Rob Reiner was arrested on homicide charges after the director of beloved movies like "When Harry Met Sally ..." and his wife were found dead in their Los Angeles home, a police official said on Monday.

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'Bondi hero' praised for disarming gunman during Sydney mass shooting

A man caught on camera grabbing a gun from one of the suspects has been hailed as a hero. A video shows Syrian-born Ahmed al-Ahmed creeping up behind the shooter and seizing the rifle. The 43-year-old fruit vendor suffered gunshot wounds...

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