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Duke football will play for the ACC championship — and, potentially, a College Football Playoff berth — after all. The Blue Devils, who have five losses on the season, were sent to the ACC ...

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Christmas has come early for the Jonas Brothers, and they're already thinking about other holidays. The musicians have released their new Christmas film, appropriately titled A Very Jonas Christmas ...

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