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Jazz Beat Nuggets 109-97 in Preseason Opener
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The Utah Jazz opened their preseason with a 109-97 win over the Denver Nuggets, led by Lauri Markkanen’s 17 points and Keyonte George’s 15. Utah’s unselfish offense and contributions from young players stood out, while rookie Darryn Peterson had a mixed debut; Denver played without Jamal Murray.
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Music Features Explore Artists, Scenes, Legacies
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Mississippi’s Hattiesburg music scene remains active, while Haruki Murakami’s jazz roots and Frank Zappa’s genre-defying work show how musical traditions and influences shape artists across generations. A film revisits Madness’s gritty early years as the band rose from struggling north London musicians to pop stars.
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Jazz, Keyonte George Agree to Five-Year, $157.5M Extension
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— Sep 18, 2026
Keyonte George and the Utah Jazz agreed to a five-year, $157.5 million extension finalized September 18, 2026, with no options, running through 2031.
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Jared Kim
George deserves every dollar after his growth last season, but five years is a long bet on consistency.
Philadelphia Marks Coltrane Centennial With Citywide Events
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— Sep 20, 2026
Jazz legend John Coltrane would have turned 100 this week, prompting a worldwide wave of tributes—from Philadelphia’s John Coltrane Day and citywide concerts to multi-site commemorations and screenings in cities across the U.S.—honoring his impact on jazz and spirituality. The celebrations spotlight Coltrane’s North Carolina roots, Philadelphia years, and lasting legacy as a transformative innovator; multiple outlets and institutions are hosting events, exhibitions, and broadcasts to mark centennial.
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More Than 170 Candidates Sign Pledge To Remove COVID Shots From Market
Libby Bandelin · 4 min · 2h
Grammy-winning jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70 in Jackson
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— Sep 3, 2026
Cassandra Wilson, the Jackson-born, two-time Grammy-winning jazz vocalist celebrated for bending jazz boundaries across folk, pop, R&B and country, has died at age 70 in Jackson, Mississippi, with the death announced by her manager and authorities confirming the location but not yet revealing a cause. Tributes from peers and mentions of her NEA Jazz Master honor and notable albums underscore her influence and legacy in modern jazz.
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Jazz Great Chuck Mangione Dies at 84
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— Jul 24, 2025
Jazz great Chuck Mangione, best known for his ‘70s hit “Feels So Good,” died Tuesday. The trumpeter was 84. Mangione died on July 22 in his sleep at home in Rochester, New York, People reported. The musician won two…
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Utah Basketball Team To Play Preseason Game In Hawaii, Proceeds Go To Maui Fund
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— Aug 24, 2023
The Utah Jazz basketball team announced it would play its first preseason game in Hawaii and the proceeds going towards a Maui fund. The Utah Jazz, a professional basketball team, announced in a post on X, formerly…
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Harrison Ingram signs with Utah Jazz
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— Jul 25, 2026
Harrison Ingram, who spent two seasons with the Spurs on two-way deals, has signed with the Utah Jazz as a free agent with undisclosed terms, likely an Exhibit 10 or two-way contract. The 6-foot-5 forward, who was the 48th pick in the 2024 draft and starred in the G League with Austin, will presumably split time with Utah and its G League affiliate.
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how to Sleep on your facet the right way
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— May 27, 2020
Thank you all for your kindness to me, I wish you good health and good luck! Official Website: https://www.bestgrouplife.com It isn’t just how darkish your room is or how lots clean jazz you play earlier than heading…
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Education means earning the right to interpret your own life
Anyone torn between family loyalty and a newly independent mind will feel the real price of that split.
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Kennedy Center Christmas Eve Concert Canceled After Name Change
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— Dec 26, 2025
There was no merry music coming from the Kennedy Center this year. The reason? The addition of President Donald Trump’s name to the organization. The annual Christmas Eve jazz concert was canceled after the show’s host…
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Lawmakers Up In Arms Over Proposed ‘Jazz Hands Monument’ Designed For War On Terror Vets
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— Jun 13, 2026
Like the armed conflicts it seeks to commemorate, a design for a planned memorial unveiled Wednesday provoked strong reactions and criticism over its perceived treatment of the sacrifice of U.S. service members and…
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New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep Dish
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The foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.
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NFL Team Issues Statement Following Backlash Over Cheerleader Decision
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— Aug 18, 2025
Oh, the Minnesota Vikings really went for it this time. Because what better way to fire up your fan base for the upcoming NFL season than by swapping gridiron grit for jazz hands? Cue the social media explosion. It…
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Jazz projected top scorer for 2026-27 season
Sports
— Aug 7, 2026
The articles survey season-long projections and betting markets across major sports, highlighting Lauri Markkanen as the Jazz’s projected top scorer for 2026-27 despite long odds, Ty Jerome’s breakout potential amid Grizzlies’ changing roster, and Kalshi’s rookie of the year market pointing to Caleb Wilson as the favorite with others close behind. They also examine NL Cy Young betting, where Jacob Misiorowski is the market favorite but models warn that innings workload could dilute his edge, alongside a behind-the-scenes look at a sports podcast episode covering rookies and team evaluations.
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San Francisco Mayor Caught Partying Maskless at Nightclub, Hints Citywide Mandate Doesn't Apply to Her
Opinion
— Sep 18, 2021
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is being slammed by supporters and critics alike after she was caught on camera singing and dancing at a jazz club with no mask on — in defiance of her own city mask ordinance. To make…
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Mother Of Woman Killed In Russian Lab Incident Speaks Out. She Has Doubts About Her Daughter’s Cause Of Death
Libby Bandelin · 5 min · 3h
NBA Legend John Stockton Sues Gov’t Officials Over COVID Persecution
Opinion
— Mar 17, 2024
After a career making history in college and pro basketball, John Stockton is taking his name, and his game, to a different kind of court. The former Utah Jazz point guard, NBA Hall of Famer and current podcast host is…
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Can you actually read a map?
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Fifteen world-geography questions. Most people miss at least three — the AI grades you and names your traveler rank.
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Pottery Barn Kids Receives Backlash After Featuring Trans Activist in Video Aimed at Kids
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— Jun 9, 2023
The children’s furniture brand Pottery Barn Kids is receiving backlash after it featured transgender activist Jazz Jennings reading a book to children about a transgender child. On Thursday, Pottery Barn Kids posted a…
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Hollywood Vampires Release Ace Of Spades Cover Montreux
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— Jul 22, 2026
Hollywood Vampires release Ace Of Spades as the second single from their upcoming live album At Montreux Jazz Festival, a 2018 Montreux performance tribute to Lemmy and a feature of a new live video. The project accompanies an extensive European tour kicking off August 12 in London, highlighting the band’s mix of classic covers and original material.
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Pitch Clock Enforcement Drives Debate in Yankees-Pirates
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— Jul 21, 2026
The Yankees beat the Pirates 8-5 as Jose Caballero’s late-pitch-clock routine provoked Dennis Santana into a confrontation, prompting benches and bullpens to clear. The incident highlights ongoing tensions around the pitch clock since 2023, with Caballero having prior delays and Santana offering his perspective, while Jazz Chisholm Jr. supplied two homers in the win.
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Injunction Clears LSU 2026-27 for RJ Luis Jr.
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— Aug 25, 2026
A Louisiana judge granted RJ Luis Jr. a preliminary injunction allowing him to play for LSU in the 2026-27 season after challenging the NCAA’s eligibility ban tied to his two-way contract with the Utah Jazz. Luis, the 2024-25 Big East Player of the Year at St. John’s who went undrafted in 2025, would join LSU’s roster under coach Will Wade amid ongoing NCAA-SEC disputes over college eligibility rules.
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Profanity-Laced Emails Reveal Growing Tensions Around Dolly Parton’s Business Empire
A bitter dispute involving Dolly Parton’s longtime security chief was already intensifying before the singer’s death, with newly surfaced court records detailing profanity-filled emails sent by her nephew just days before she died. According to Fox News , Bryan Seaver, who spent more than two decades overseeing Parton’s security, sent the messages as disagreements grew over security arrangements a
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Robert Plant Turns 78, Led Zeppelin Icon
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— Aug 20, 2026
The articles profiles celebrate influential musicians born around Aug. 20–21, highlighting their lasting contributions to rock, pop and songwriting, plus how they shaped bands and genres. They spotlight Kim Sledge and Sister Sledge’s disco-era hit We Are Family, Steve Smith’s jazz-inflected rock with Journey, Robert Plant’s Led Zeppelin legacy and ongoing influence, John Hiatt’s acclaimed songwriting and Dylan collaborations, and John Deacon’s quiet but pivotal role in Queen.
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Iconic 70s Rock Stars Turn Milestones Worldwide
Entertainment
— Aug 28, 2026
On milestone birthdays, Scorpions founder Rudolf Schenker turns 78 and remains the band's sole original member; jazz innovator John Surman marks 82 as a pioneering multi-instrumentalist with a career spanning the ECM era and notable collaborations. Hugh Cornwell of the Stranglers turns 77, Chris Copping rejoined Procol Harum in 1970 filling multiple roles, and Chicago drummer Danny Seraphine turns 78, celebrating a career that produced enduring hits and a hall-of-fame legacy.
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Denver approves no-cost intergovernmental agreement for Wynkoop Crossing
Sports
— Jul 23, 2026
Denver approved a no-cost intergovernmental agreement to finance and build the Wynkoop Crossing pedestrian and bicycle bridge over Speer Boulevard, funded by Kroenke Sports and Entertainment Metropolitan Districts Nos. 2 and 3. In sports and regional media, Syracuse beat West Virginia to reach the Sweet 16, the Utah Mammoth announced a home opener against the Chicago Blackhawks and added Vincent Trocheck and Anders Lee, Jokic and the Nuggets delivered a strong showing against the Jazz, and local media profiles and programming updates from KSL and KQED highlight ongoing coverage.
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