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“Dancing With the Stars” will look very different in the upcoming season, which will air in the fall of 2023 with changes in location, hosting, and budget.

Though many fans hoped the show would return to ABC after just one season on the streaming service, that is not the case. The show is set to move forward on Disney+ for at least one more season, so that’s not something that’s going to be changing.

There are still huge changes to be made, and some will be more visible than others.

Tyra Banks Will Not Return to the Ballroom

In a March 17, 2022 interview with TMZ, Tyra Banks, 49, shared that she will not be returning to the “Dancing With the…

The developers of The Sons of the Forest revealed that they have big plans for the two AI-powered characters that the player can make friends in the survival horror. And, more specifically, dedicated servers are also available.

Kelvin survived a plane crash, and became deaf and mute because of the head injury. The latter is useless given our ability to do other tasks such as collecting wood and others. Virginia, on the other hand, is a mutant woman with three legs and two arms, initially afraid of the player, whom we won’t be able to control, but who then could decide to lend us a hand at the fight, given she can use two firearms and then sell them.

A part of the players have criticised these allies, which prove themselves not quite a popular game, as there is a feature…

Big tech was in the crosshairs once again at one of the biggest annual gatherings of conservative politicians and personalities.

In speeches at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), elected officials, including Sens. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., and Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., targeted big tech and the legal immunity companies enjoy under Section 230, which is currently being considered by the Supreme Court.

Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Co., said in her speech Saturday: “I have called for 230 protections to be removed from these big tech companies who are hiding behind section 230, and they are acting like editors rather than publishers.”

But unlike last year’s conference, speakers shied away from boosting a grand utopian vision of a conservative “parallel economy” shielded from the…