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A post on X warned people to be wary of Telegram users, sparking U.S.-centric jokes linking the app to scams, drugs, and worse, while memes portrayed its users as untrustworthy weirdos. International users pushed back, explaining its everyday role in places like Russia and India for group chats, news, pirated media, and privacy amid censorship. The divide highlights cultural differences: niche and edgy in the U.S., mainstream for nearly 1 billion worldwide, despite controversies like lax moderation and CEO Pavel Durov's 2024 arrest.

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One post called Telegram users pedophiles or edgy teens, and it quickly drew thousands of likes along with memes like 'instant hard drive check.'

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Crufts 2026 launched Thursday at the NEC with a record 18,600 dogs, including 4,299 from overseas—mostly France—competing in over 200 breeds across agility, flyball, and conformation judging through Sunday. Day one featured jumping heats, flyball races, grooming demos, and evening group judging for Working and Pastoral breeds, while backstage a pirate-themed routine by Nikki and her Border Collie Elsa charmed crowds. PETA protesters highlighted breathing issues in flat-faced breeds outside, but The Kennel Club's new Respiratory Function Grading scheme promotes healthier standards; heartwarming moments included cancer survivor Freya Harris returning with her Australian Shepherd Echo. All eyes are on Sunday's Best in Show finale for the iconic trophy.

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Pedigree pooches like fluffy Old English Sheepdogs and leopard-print terriers strutted into Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre, tails wagging amid the lively buzz.

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Crufts 2026 launched Thursday at the NEC with a record 18,600 dogs, including 4,299 from overseas—mostly France—competing in over 200 breeds across agility, flyball, and conformation judging through Sunday. Day one featured jumping heats, flyball races, grooming demos, and evening group judging for Working and Pastoral breeds, while backstage a pirate-themed routine by Nikki and her Border Collie Elsa charmed crowds. PETA protesters highlighted breathing issues in flat-faced breeds outside, but The Kennel Club's new Respiratory Function Grading scheme promotes healthier standards; heartwarming moments included cancer survivor Freya Harris returning with her Australian Shepherd Echo. All eyes are on Sunday's Best in Show finale for the iconic trophy.

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Pedigree pooches like fluffy Old English Sheepdogs and leopard-print terriers strutted into Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre, tails wagging amid the lively buzz.

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On November 19 at 4 p.m. UTC, the Avalanche Network deployed the Granite upgrade via ACP-181, ACP-204, and ACP-226, introducing epoched P-Chain views for stable cross-chain messaging, secp256r1 biometric authentication, and dynamic block production starting at two seconds on C-Chain. Following successful Fuji testnet activation on October 29, the upgrade enhances speed, security, and interoperability across L1 chains. Avalanche reported over 8.5 billion total transactions, with C-Chain peaking at 901 TPS just before rollout.

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Avalanche just unleashed its Granite upgrade, slashing block times to two seconds and enabling FaceID logins for dApps.

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The 25-year-old Vancouver actor born in Kamloops graces the March 2026 Hello! Canada cover, spotlighting his breakout role as closeted hockey pro Shane Hollander in Crave's queer romance Heated Rivalry. The series, filmed mostly in Ontario, has become a global sensation with its steamy fleeces and iconic leg pose, even winning over Prime Minister Mark Carney—who wore the fleece gifted by Williams and asked him to do the leg thing at a January Ottawa gala. Williams' path also includes Milan runway walks, Olympic torch carrying, new roles, and confirming a longtime girlfriend, marking him as Canada's rising star.

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From slinging pasta at the Old Spaghetti Factory to hugging the Prime Minister in a Team Canada fleece, Hudson Williams' rise feels like a dream straight out of his hit show.

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The 25-year-old Vancouver actor born in Kamloops graces the March 2026 Hello! Canada cover, spotlighting his breakout role as closeted hockey pro Shane Hollander in Crave's queer romance Heated Rivalry. The series, filmed mostly in Ontario, has become a global sensation with its steamy fleeces and iconic leg pose, even winning over Prime Minister Mark Carney—who wore the fleece gifted by Williams and asked him to do the leg thing at a January Ottawa gala. Williams' path also includes Milan runway walks, Olympic torch carrying, new roles, and confirming a longtime girlfriend, marking him as Canada's rising star.

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From slinging pasta at the Old Spaghetti Factory to hugging the Prime Minister in a Team Canada fleece, Hudson Williams' rise feels like a dream straight out of his hit show.

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On The Tonight Show, Buckley addressed backlash from a podcast where she admitted not liking cats and once giving her husband an ultimatum to rehome his pets early in their relationship. She clarified her love for cats and shared a hilarious story of her failed audition for the 2019 Cats film, mimicking paw-licking moves that cracked up Fallon. Fans split between praising her humor and defending the original complaints, but her charm shone through amid Hamnet Oscar buzz.

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Hand on heart, Jessie Buckley told Jimmy Fallon she's a cat lover at heart—despite past comments that had fans hissing. Her funny audition tale for the Cats movie stole the show.

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On The Tonight Show, Buckley addressed backlash from a podcast where she admitted not liking cats and once giving her husband an ultimatum to rehome his pets early in their relationship. She clarified her love for cats and shared a hilarious story of her failed audition for the 2019 Cats film, mimicking paw-licking moves that cracked up Fallon. Fans split between praising her humor and defending the original complaints, but her charm shone through amid Hamnet Oscar buzz.

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Hand on heart, Jessie Buckley told Jimmy Fallon she's a cat lover at heart—despite past comments that had fans hissing. Her funny audition tale for the Cats movie stole the show.

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On The Tonight Show, Buckley addressed backlash from a podcast where she admitted not liking cats and once giving her husband an ultimatum to rehome his pets early in their relationship. She clarified her love for cats and shared a hilarious story of her failed audition for the 2019 Cats film, mimicking paw-licking moves that cracked up Fallon. Fans split between praising her humor and defending the original complaints, but her charm shone through amid Hamnet Oscar buzz.

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Hand on heart, Jessie Buckley told Jimmy Fallon she's a cat lover at heart—despite past comments that had fans hissing. Her funny audition tale for the Cats movie stole the show.

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