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Smith Entertainment Group, Salt Lake leaders unveil updated downtown vision - KSL News

SALT LAKE CITY — No, Smith Entertainment Group isn't seeking 600-foot skyscrapers, as some wondered when it secured a zoning amendment of land east of the Delta Center for a new "sports, entertainment, culture and convention district" in and around the Delta Center. The primary owner of the Utah Jazz and Mammoth is planning to move forward with a mixed-use development that brings new housing and business options downtown, including a hotel reaching nearly 250 feet. It would surround a brand new, taller Salt Palace Convention Center, along with a new Utah Museum of Contemporary Art building, according to new renderings that Ryan Smith, the company's chairman and CEO, unveiled in a video on Wednesday, which also featured Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson and Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall. Abravanel Hall will also undergo renovations, but most of the building will be preserved following a push to save the historic building in 2024. Construction tied to the larger project is on track to begin next year, with a goal of completing the entire district before the 2034 Winter Olympics. "This is a massive win for Salt Lake City," Mendenhall said.

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General Hospital, Days of Our Lives Star Robert Kelker-Kelly Refused Hospital Trip Before Death - Soap Opera Digest

Robert Kelker-Kelly, the late star of Days of our Lives (ex-Bo Brady) and General Hospital (ex-Stavros Cassadine), declined to seek medical attention in advance of his sudden death at the age of 62 despite experiencing chest pains, according to a police report obtained by Page Six. Kelker-Kelly died on October 3, 2026 at his home in St. Peters, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis.

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Kelly Clarkson bird saga takes another turn as store owner's footage is released - CBC

EntertainmentKelly Clarkson's feud with a Brooklyn shop over a singing mechanical bird just got a lot more expensive —15 million dollars more, to be precise. Art of Play store owner ups price to $15 million USGriffin Jaeger · CBC News · Posted: Oct 14, 2026 3:35 PM EDT | Last Updated: October 14Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Kelly Clarkson performs on NBC's Today show at Rockefeller Plaza in May 2025, in New York. (Charles Sykes/Invision/Associated Press)Kelly Clarkson's feud with a Brooklyn shop over a mechanical bird just got a lot more expensive — $15 million more, to be precise. Adam Rubin, the co-owner of Art of Play, chose to put the shop's automated bird, "Molly," up for sale for a whopping $15 million US amid the shop's ongoing viral feud with the pop star, according to USA Today. The listing in the store now reads: "Molly. Designed and created by Bliss Kolb. The world's most famous singing bird automata! $15,000,000.

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Hornets Sports And Entertainment And Visionary Square Partner To Help Fans, Advisors And Businesses Turn Vision Into Action - NBA.com

OCTOBER 13, 2026 – Hornets Sports and Entertainment and Visionary Square today announced a new three-year partnership that unites two Charlotte organizations committed to helping people achieve their goals through vision, teamwork and execution. Through the partnership, Visionary Square will serve as an official sponsor of the Hornets through the 2028-29 NBA season. The partnership brings together two brands that understand success is built through preparation, collaboration and a long-term commitment to growth. While the Hornets focus on building a winning culture on the court, Visionary Square helps independent financial advisors build, scale and sustain successful businesses across the country. As part of the agreement, fans will experience Visionary Square throughout the season through in-arena branding, digital content and special gameday integrations. The partnership includes courtside LED signage, rotational arena branding and the new Hornets Assists of the Month Presented by Visionary Square social content series, which will spotlight the ball movement, teamwork and selfless play that drive success on the court.

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RJ Mitte’s Fiancee Gave Him Ultimatum to Choose Between Her or His Mom Days Before His Death - Yahoo

There was reportedly tension between late Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte and his fiancée Kennedy Suarez in the days leading up to his death by suicide. According to TMZ, the actor, 34, was given an ultimatum by Suarez shortly before his death. Suarez, sources told the outlet, felt Mitte's mother Dyna was too involved in their relationship and wanted him to choose between the two of them. The pair began dating in 2020, after being friends for 10 years. They later got engaged on October 10, 2025. Almost a year later, as In Touch previously reported, he committed suicide on Monday, October 12. Sources told TMZ that Suarez did not get along with Mitte's mother despite the actor being close with both his mom and sister, Lacianne, and he was unwilling to cut ties with the former. Mitte's relationship with Suarez was reportedly weighing heavily on him in the weeks before he died, with TMZ describing him as "outwardly distraught. "It's unclear whether the two were still together at the time of his passing.2014 Kathy Hutchins / Hutchins Photo/Newscom/The Mega AgencyA spokesperson for Mitte confirmed his death in a statement earlier this week.

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How much pain do I need to be in for health-care professionals to see past their biases and help me? - CBC

Documentaries·First PersonLiving with the double burden as a Black man with sickle cell disease has made me feel overlooked by health-care professionals at times. What does it take to not be ignored? Sometimes I waited for hours in hospital hallways waiting to be seenGabriel Badejo · for CBC First Person · Posted: Oct 14, 2026 1:37 PM EDT | Last Updated: October 14Listen to this articleEstimated 6 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. In this collage, Gabriel Badejo views a sick version of himself in a hospital bed. He lived with the intensely painful symptoms of sickle cell disease his entire life until a stem cell transplant cured him. (Javier Lovera)This First Person is the experience of Gabriel Badejo, who lives in Toronto. For more information about CBC's First Person stories, please see the FAQ.  Imagine you’re walking down the street and someone falls in front of you — an elderly woman with a walker. Do you stop to help her? What about a man in a suit? What about a teenager in a hoodie?

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Sean "Diddy" Combs Sustained Head Injury in Prison Fight with Jamaican Drug Lord: Report - Consequence of Sound

TMZ has revealed details of the prison fight that landed Sean “Diddy” Combs in the hospital with a head injury over the weekend. According to a new report, the disgraced rap mogul and a Jamaican drug lord named “Dudus” got into the altercation on Friday, October 9th, after a recent NBC News exposé about Diddy’s lavish prison lifestyle led to inmates’ illicit privileges being taken away.

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'Fjord' drew early criticism for its supposed anti-wokeness. The director says decide for yourself - CTV News

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'Below': Canadian Netflix thriller starring Josh Hartnett just broke a major streaming record - Yahoo News Canada

The Canadian series Below, set and filmed in Newfoundland, hit a major milestone on Netflix. Created by Jesse McKeown and starring Josh Hartnett, Mackenzie Davis, Charlie Heaton, Natasha Henstridge, Ruby Stokes and Rohan Campbell, the series is the most-viewed debut of a Netflix Canadian title ever. Since its release last week, the show has achieved 17 million views globally. For comparison, Nobody Wants This Season 1 debuted with 10.3 million views, the first season of The Gentlemen achieved 12.2 million views globally, and the recently released East of Eden series debuted with 6.5 million views on Netflix. Below has remained the No. 1 series in more than 50 countries and is leading the way in having great Canadian content on Netflix. The show also contributed more than $90 million to Canada's economy, with most of that benefiting Newfoundland and Labrador.'Every conversation was a detailed one'While it didn't take long for audiences around the world to be hooked by Below, for McKeown, he described the process of making the series "a very slow light bulb" over 18 years, as he continued to visit Newfoundland with his wife, who is from the province.

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