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As Newport Beach Jazz Festival returns, Brian McKnight talks coming back to its stage

R&B singer-songwriter Brian McKnight’s return to the annual Subaru Newport Beach Jazz Festival at the Hyatt Regency in Newport Beach on June 5 will be an extra special occasion. Not only is he excited to hit the stage and perform new music off his latest “Exodus” album, as well as hits like “Back at One”…
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Promise fulfilled: CSUF’s Andrew Aguilar psychs himself to decathlon title

Andrew Aguilar waited a whole week before letting his inner swagger out. He had to get acclimated to his new Cal State Fullerton digs, settle into that student-athlete thing, take the lay of the new land and understand what being a Division I decathlete entails. This acclimation period didn’t take long. Then again, Aguilar isn’t…
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6 concerts and comedy shows coming to Southern California casinos in June

Whether it’s live music or standup comedy, Southern California casinos have plenty of options to choose from. You may have also noticed that Yaamava’ Resort & Casino is now part of our entertainment quiz. Last month, the casino opened its new theater, so you’ll be seeing more of them in the future. Now, let’s test…
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Aaron Judge joins the likes of Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth with 17 home runs in first 42 games

Aaron Judge has already accomplished a myriad of things with the Yankees. By smacking his 16th and 17th home runs of the season on Monday night, he reached another impressive feat, something that Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio and Reggie Jackson never did. With 17 homers through the team’s first 42 games, Judge joined an exclusive…
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Giants might have gotten No. 1 overall caliber player in tackle Evan Neal

Max Starks believes the Giants got the No. 1 player in the 2022 NFL Draft with the No. 7 pick. “Evan Neal was my No. 1 prospect in the draft, and I was surprised Jacksonville didn’t take him,” Starks, 40, a two-time Super Bowl winning Pittsburgh Steelers tackle, told the Daily News. “Every team is…
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Tua Tagovailoa, out sick at Tuesday practice, receives praise from Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel during OTAs

Some highlights from Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel’s press conference ahead of Tuesday’s practice in the team’s second week of organized team activities: McDaniel offered a rousing endorsement of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who was out sick at Tuesday drills with a non-COVID-related illness, during the team’s offseason OTA stretch. “A guy that’s attacking the moment,”…
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Omar Kelly: Miami Dolphins position-by-position breakdown of revamped roster

The Miami Dolphins offseason makeover is nearly complete. The Dolphins entered 2022 with the most cap space in the NFL, and that kind of financial freedom allowed the team to have an active offseason. Two of the team’s top free agents — defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah and and tight end Mike Gesicki — were retained,…
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Recovery begins in Laguna Niguel neighborhood after Coastal fire

Ali Darian carefully raked through the rubble and debris left of his 5,000-square-foot, two-story Mediterranean-style home on Laguna Niguel’s Coronado Pointe. He was looking for a century-old stamp and coin collection he inherited from his parents and some antique jewelry that belonged to his wife. Ali Darian and his son Shayan look over the rubble…
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins was drunk, had ketamine in his system when he was fatally hit by dump truck

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins had a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit when he tried to cross a Florida interstate in April and was hit and killed by a dump truck. Haskins, 24, had blood alcohol levels of 0.20 and 0.24 in two separate samples, according to a toxicology report released…
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How to create a comfortable space at home for your fitness and workout routine

Two years ago, working out at home was the only option for many people who wanted to start or maintain exercise plans in the early days of the pandemic. While gyms and fitness classes have long since resumed and relaxed COVID-19 protocols have prompted some people to feel more comfortable exercising with others, working out…
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