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‘Do Better.' ABC Is Under Fire After New Golden Bachelor Says He's ‘Cutting' Any Woman 60 Or Older
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‘Just Don't Make It Weird.' Jesse Palmer Addresses Potential Bachelor In Paradise Age Gap Romances After Backlash From Alumni
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‘Jurassic World Rebirth' roars to top of the box office
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