Banchero, the 2022-23 Rookie of the Year, is the first Orlando player to be named for the big game on All-Star Weekend since center Nikola Vučević in 2021.

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Photo Credit: ABC/Randy Holmes. Last night, May 28, 2025, Jimmy Kimmel Live!hosted musical guests for a 90s-era revival courtesy of Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms, who merged classic hits from ...

But we also recommend you grab your pair now. With the highly anticipated live-action remake of “Lilo & Stitch” releasing last week, all merch featuring the blue alien has been selling fast.

'Hey Copilot' Voice Prompt in Windows Now Under Testing via Microsoft's Beta—How Can You Join? AI voice commands are now under testing on Windows 11's Copilot.

To get started, just say, “Hey Meta, start live translation.” Other languages are likely to follow. I’ll be putting this to the test shortly – watch this space.

Users may also enjoy live translation using Meta AI's voice command via the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses, and it already includes support for languages like English, French, Italian, and Spanish.

US and Canadian users can now use Meta's Live AI feature, which lets you ask questions about your surroundings without saying "Hey Meta" every time.

When the new Yankees radio play-by-play voice was preparing for spring training games, he wasn’t nervous at all. Remember, this isn’t Dave Sims’ first radio rodeo.

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Miss Manners: Hey, I’m eating here. ... It is true that having to treat co-workers as dear friends was a farce that may now be recognized as such.

Sims' first "Hey Now!" didn't wait long — Austin Wells went yard on the Yankees' first at-bat of 2025. Among those who wondered aloud about the origins of "Hey Now": none other than Howard Stern.