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Sunday’s Super Bowl between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams is likely to be the cherry on top of an already stupendous season for the NFL and its broadcast partners. According to a new Morning Consult survey, 2 in 3 U.S. adults expect to watch this year’s championship game. The impact Even in its worst year, the Super Bowl is the most-watched program on American TV by a large margin, netting a financial windfall for the broadcaster.

TALENTRECAP.COM Entertainment Celebrity Photo by Dia Dipasupil/FilmMagic Reading Time: 2 minutes Country music sensation Kelsea Ballerini is gearing up for a historic homecoming that’s set to leave her fans in awe. The star, who hails from Knoxville, Tennessee, is returning to her roots for a special one-night-only concert at the Thompson-Boling Arena on November 2. What makes this event even more remarkable is that it marks Ballerini’s first headlining arena show, making it a milestone in her career.

YouGov President, Peter Kellner, discusses what the Lib Dems win in Eastleigh's by-election means Of course it matters. Anyone who says it doesn’t is either a spin-doctor for a losing candidate or someone who can’t see beyond the true but trite observation that by-elections are not general elections. Here are my observations. Want to receive Peter Kellner's commentaries by email? Subscribe here 1. The Lib Dems should not crow too loudlyEastleigh was a disaster avoided, not a triumph secured.

There are just as many odd celebrity stories as there are positive ones. Even though the celeb life is like an open book for fans, they still have some quirky stories about themselves that not many know. 1. David Spade accidentally bought Adam Sandler a $9,000 dinner. David Spade recently said that he took a joke a bit too far with Adam Sandler which, in the end, worked out in Adam’s favor. When Spade found out that Adam was eating at the same “expensive restaurant” as he was, he decided to go say hi to his old friend while making some dad jokes for him and his guests.

Morrisons has reported a “solid start” to the first quarter of its financial year, despite a slight decline in like-for-like sales. Although like-for-like sales (which exclude the effects of new store openings) fell by 1.8% in the 13 weeks to 5 May, Morrisons reported a moderate increase in total sales of 0.6%. The ‘Big 4’ supermarket chain acknowledged that it had benefitted from making the most of coming out clean in the horsemeat scandal, and has tried to capitalise on this by launching a new campaign.

Those who tend to take a side are split in whether or not they have sympathy for the other side, howeverYouGov has been tracking attitudes towards the Israel-Palestine conflict since before the recent outbreak of fighting. Our latest tracker results show that 19% of Britons say they ‘most sympathise’ with the Israeli side, while an identical 19% say they most sympathise with the Palestinian side. A further 31% sympathise with both sides equally, while the remaining 31% are unsure.

Mothers in the Bible are depicted as honourable beings worthy of the love and respect of their children and the entire community. A woman, Mary, brought the saviour, Jesus Christ, into the world, and in this regard, every mother in the world is believed to be connected to Mother Mary. What more does the Bible have to say about mothers? And which are the most prominent scriptures about mothers? Find out below.

Divorce can cause lasting pain, especially when children are involved, and our reader is well aware of this. After nearly a decade of healing, she finally felt brave enough to open her heart and attempt to build a family once more. Her new boyfriend seemed perfect—charming and able to bond with her teenage son. But then something happened that changed everything. One of our readers contacted us with a deeply emotional story. I think, I can never earn over which I paid by my precedent employer, but I was wrong, world is so large to try their fate.

61% want more renewable energy in UK; 45% uneasy about dangers of nuclear power Almost a quarter (24%) of UK consumers have responded to our online survey with both positive and negative opinions towards nuclear energy, however the majority are more clear-cut in their views. There is a divide between men and women when it comes to nuclear power as a source of energy for the UK. 45% of UK consumers believe that recent events in Japan have demonstrated the potential dangers in nuclear power, while 44% believe nuclear technology can be safe if properly handled.