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11/30/2025

A GMA TV segment highlighting how long Thanksgiving leftovers remain safe to eat is getting renewed attention as viewers take stock of their holiday meals. The graphic, sourced from FoodSafety.gov and featured during an ABC News broadcast, breaks down recommended storage times for common Thanksgiving dishes in both the refrigerator and freezer.

According to the chart, turkey and gravy should only be kept in the refrigerator for three to four days before they are no longer considered safe to eat. The guidance emphasizes that even properly stored meats can become unsafe after that window due to bacterial growth.

More flexible storage limits apply to popular side dishes. Potatoes, yams, and stuffing are listed as safe for up to four days in the refrigerator, but can last significantly longer when frozen — up to two months under proper freezer conditions.

Cranberry sauce carries different guidance. The chart notes that it can remain in the refrigerator for seven to ten days, but freezing is not recommended, likely due to changes in texture and consistency once thawed.

The segment aired as part of ABC’s post-Thanksgiving coverage, as travel delays, winter storms, and holiday cleanup dominated national headlines. With many households still working through leftovers days after the holiday, the reminder serves as a timely food-safety warning to prevent foodborne illness. **are yall still eating Thanksgiving leftovers? When’s the last day for you?**

11/30/2025

11/30/2025

Simone Biles says she knew almost immediately that Jonathan Owens was her forever partner — even before she could fully explain the feeling herself. In a recent interview, the 28-year-old Olympic gymnast reflected on their first date five years ago, revealing that something about the moment stood out in a way she had never experienced before.

Trying to put the feeling into words, Biles admitted she struggled to describe it. “Gosh… It wouldn’t even be giddy. What is the right term?” she told People with a laugh. She also joked that she never understood when people claimed to instantly know they’d found “the one” — until it happened to her.

Despite her uncertainty about the emotion, Biles said she clearly remembers what she told her friends immediately after the date. “I came back and I was like, ‘Oh, I think I’m going to marry him,’” she recalled. At the time, the comment even surprised her, as Owens was only the second person she had ever dated.

Before their romance officially began, the two briefly crossed paths at a Houston Texans game in January 2019. Their real connection came a year later in March 2020, when they matched on the dating app Raya. Biles later revealed that she made the first move, saying she “slid into his DMs” after spotting Owens and realizing he lived in the Houston area.

The couple went public with their relationship in August 2020, got engaged two years later in February 2022, and married in April 2023 during a courthouse ceremony in Texas. They later celebrated with a second wedding in Mexico, marking the beginning of their next chapter together.

11/30/2025

Jay-Z has officially declined to seek attorney fees after securing a decisive legal victory in his long-running paternity dispute with Rymir Satterthwaite, allowing the court-ordered deadline to quietly expire. Federal court records confirm the mogul did not file for reimbursement following the case’s dismissal, and a judge has now confirmed the matter is permanently closed with no remaining financial claims on the table.

Satterthwaite voluntarily dismissed his federal lawsuit in late July, ending his most recent attempt to legally establish that Jay-Z is his biological father. In the filing, he alleged that Jay refused to submit to a paternity test and used the legal system to stall his efforts. Despite dropping the case, Satterthwaite later told viewers during a livestream, “I have not stopped my fight,” adding that he received neither a DNA test nor a settlement and declaring, “It is not over.”

Two weeks before that livestream, Jay-Z’s legal team issued a forceful public response to the claims. His attorneys labeled the allegations a “decades-long harassment campaign” and said the accusations have been “fabricated” and repeatedly rejected by the court system. They also stressed that no court has ever ruled in favor of Satterthwaite’s paternity claims.

The expired attorney-fee window followed another major development earlier this month, when a related lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice on November 4 by U.S. District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett. That ruling permanently blocks the case from being refiled in federal court. The lawsuit had been brought by Lillie Coley, Satterthwaite’s godmother and legal guardian, who alleged that his late mother, Wanda, had a relationship with Jay-Z in the early 1990s. With both federal lawsuits now closed and Jay-Z choosing not to recover legal costs, this chapter of the decades-spanning legal battle has been formally brought to an end.

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11/29/2025

Some women feel it’s completely disrespectful when a man only wants to see them after the sun goes down, because it can signal bare-minimum effort or late-night intentions instead of genuine interest.

Do you think nighttime linkups are a red flag or harmless scheduling?👀👀

11/29/2025

Michael B. Jordan is giving fans major updates on the future of the “Creed” universe, confirming that a spin off TV series centered on Adonis Creed’s daughter, Amara, is officially moving forward at Amazon.

The project marks the first “Creed” story to shift outside the main films while expanding the franchise into what Jordan calls an interconnected world of new characters and storylines.

“We’re spinning off doing Adonis’s daughter, Amara’s story, the television show that’s picked up at Amazon,” Jordan said in an interview with Variety. He added that the universe is only getting bigger, teasing, “You’ll be seeing different parts of the Creed-verse, I like to call it.”

Jordan also noted that “Creed IV” is still coming. “Eventually, definitely,” he said, although he admitted he does not want to “be in the ring boxing for the next 15 years.” Still, he believes “there’s a bit more story to be mined” as the franchise evolves beyond Adonis’ time in the ring.

Will y’all be tuning in?

11/29/2025

Jameis Winston is opening up about a financial wake up call that shaped his NFL journey and completely changed how he handles success.

During a recent appearance on “No Free Lunch” with Ndamukong Suh, the New York Giants quarterback revealed that his biggest early career challenge was not the pressure of being a former top draft pick, but the financial strain created by the people closest to him.

“It got to a point where I enabled the people around me spending like $400,000 a month,” Winston said. “A month, bro.”

He admitted that seeing eight figure balances convinced him the money would last forever, until monthly statements showed how quickly it was disappearing. Winston said he was barely spending anything himself, yet the totals kept dropping.

He did recall one purchase he will never regret. “I bought a fancy chair for my grandma,” Winston said, describing the $4,600 massage chair that brought her comfort after long days working as a nurse clerk while managing diabetes.

Sheesh that’s a big check😩 Have you ever had entitled family members?

11/29/2025

Kim Kardashian faced an unexpected revelation during a recent episode of “The Kardashians” when a brain scan suggested unusually low activity in a region tied to stress management and focus.

According to Today, psychiatrist and brain imaging expert Dr. Daniel Amen told her the frontal areas of her brain were less active than anticipated. He explained that reduced activity in this region can make it harder to handle long periods of stress. Kardashian immediately questioned the finding.

“That just can’t be,” she said. “It just can’t, not accepting.”

Amen reassured her that nothing alarming showed up. He noted that she displayed no concerning patterns related to anxiety, depression, or Alzheimer’s and described her brain as generally healthy. He added that her emotional baseline appeared more optimistic than most people under similar pressure.

Kardashian admitted she needed a plan after hearing his recommendation to prioritize stress management.

What are your thoughts on Kim’s brain dilemma?