Alabama Won by Becoming the Thing Nick Saban Hated Most

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A look at Nick Saban's Alabama team that just won the National Championship, an investigation into viral TikTok songs, and a guide to the ongoing feud between Sarah Jessica Park and Kim Cattrall.

Alabama Returned to Glory by Becoming the Thing That Nick Saban Hated Most

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In 2012, Saban asked whether unstoppable offense was “what we want football to be.” In 2021, he won his seventh national title behind one of the most unstoppable college offenses of all time. While that evolution once may have seemed unlikely, it explains everything about Saban’s dynastic run.

[Join Rodger Sherman as he takes a look at Alabama's dominance and how they got there.]

What TikTok’s 2020 Says About the State of the Music Industry

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Despite challenges from the president and a ban in India, the app grew last year, helping to propel a handful of artists new and old up the chart. But what’s in store for TikTok’s future?

[Follow Will Schube as he investigates the state of the viral TikTok hit.]

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“It Takes a Village”: The Lessons Behind Josh Allen’s Rapid Rise

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Allen’s development in Buffalo has relied on good coaching, organizational support, and sound roster management. It also involved a dash of daring and a bit of belief, kind of like an off-balance Allen pass when it’s unleashed—you never know what might happen.

[Join Nora Princiotti as she examines Josh Allen's swift adjustment to the NFL.]

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The Bachelor Recap: Victoria Is an All-Time Bad Villain | Matt James Episode 2 Breakdown

On this episode of No Rose, All Thorn, Amelia Wedemeyer breaks down Victoria’s feud with Marylynn, the chaotic wedding dress group date, and Sarah’s emotional story line including her one-on-one date with Matt and the cliffhanger at the rose ceremony.
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Blake Griffin May Be Untradable

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Never say never, but given the way the hobbled former dunk machine is moving these days, a trade deadline deal looks very, very unlikely.

[Zach Kram has a question: Is Blake Griffin untradable?]

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A Brief History of the Feud Between Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall

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Shady acceptance speeches, lunch cliques, interviews with Andy Cohen—the conflict between these two Sex and the City castmates has been messy, long lasting, and far reaching, especially considering the news that Cattrall won’t be back for the HBO Max revival.

[Miles Surrey has updated his 2018 investigation into the SJP–Kim Cattrall feud with two new entries to consider.]

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