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In the run-up to the Oscars, few ceremonies tend to offer greater insight into the particular predilections of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences than the Screen Actors Guild Awards, voted on by upwards of 160,000 actors, announcers, broadcast journalists, stunt performers, voiceover artists, and other screen professionals. 

Ahead of the 2024 SAGs, find a summary of everything you need to know about this year’s broadcast—from how to tune in to who’s nominated—below.

When are the 2024 SAG Awards?

The 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards are due to take place on Saturday, February 24 at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles.

How can I watch the 2024 SAG Awards?

The 2024 SAGs will be streamed live on Netflix from 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. 

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Benjamin Logan Environmental Science enthusiasts visited the Kavanagh Farm, home of Bruce and Jodie Kavanagh, located along U.S. Route 68 Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 21, where they gained insights into the art of harvesting sap and the syrup-making process. Engaging in hands-on activities, they actively participated in collecting 40 gallons of sap, navigating through the muddy terrain. Then they went to the sugar shack to see the evaporator boiling. To conclude their day, they savored homemade topped pancakes with the syrup produced on the farm. “It was fun for all,” Jodie shared of hosting the club members. (Benjamin Logan PHOTO)

A student checks out the evaporator in the sugar shack at Kavanagh Farms. (Benjamin Logan PHOTO)

Experts have warned popular iOS productivity app was flawed in a way that allowed threat actors to steal sensitive data from the vulnerable device.

The app in question is called Apple Shortcuts, and it acts as a nifty little time-saving widget that allows apps to interact with one another on specific tasks and thus generate useful actions, such as using it to determine the user’s location, calculate how much time it would take to get home, and send that information via SMS, to a contact. 

Multiple posts on social media falsely claim a video shows hundreds of birds that were supposedly killed by severe temperatures of -52°C in Xinjiang, China. 

In fact, the footage comes from South Dakota in the US. 

The video seemingly shows hundreds of dead birds frozen to the surface of an expanse of water. 

It has been shared on both X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook with the caption: “Today, temperatures in Xinjiang, China dropped 45° [sic] almost instantly to a low of -52℃ (-61.6℉), kiIIing hundreds of waterfowl. Will they blame this on global warming?” 

While temperatures in Xinjiang, in the north west of China, were reported to have reached -52°C in recent days, the video does not show scenes from this region. 

The video was first shared by an

Christina and the snow! HGTV star Christina Hall has whisked her husband Josh Hall and her three children away for a vacation in Utah with their close friends. 

Christina revealed she was staying at her HGTV co-star Brian Calypool’s new home in the state of Utah, although she didn’t share which resort they were enjoying. On her Instagram Stories, Christina shared a video of her 13-year-old daughter Taylor and her “bestie” snow tubing down the hill situated outside the home while Christina appeared to be sipping champagne as she wrapped up warm in thermal clothes and snow boots. 

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