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Myles Turner Situation: No-Board Man Gets Paid Myles Turner: No-Board Man Gets Paid Welp — exactly what the Pacers needed. One week, they’re 24 minutes away from a title. The next? They let their longest-tenured player and fan-favorite big man, Myles Turner, walk to their rival Milwaukee Bucks. Sounds like a disaster, right? I’m not convinced it’s even a bad thing. Opinion #1: The Pacers Used Tyrese Haliburton’s Injury as an Excuse to Be Cheap Let’s be real: it’s no secret the Pacers are a historically cheap franchise. They’ve only gone over the luxury tax once since 2000. The only teams that have spent less in that span? The Hornets and Pelicans — two perennial bottom feeders. After all those seasons the Pacers were just a few games away from the Finals, they still never spent the money to improve or keep the roster intact. That’s why so many people believed making it to Game 7 of the NBA Finals would finally push ownership to ...

28 Years Later Image used under fair use for review purposes only. All rights belong to Sony Pictures. They had me in the first half ngl… 28 Years Later marks the long-awaited return to the bleak, adrenaline-charged universe first unleashed by Danny Boyle in 28 Days Later . The film picks up nearly three decades after the original outbreak of the Rage virus turned Britain into an infected wasteland. With a fresh cast, new storylines, and a world forever changed, 28 Years Later isn’t just a sequel—it’s the start of a new trilogy with a lot of questions to answer. The film features a strong cast led by Jodie Comer as Isla, Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Jamie, and newcomer Alfie Williams as Spike. Supporting roles include Ralph Fiennes as Dr. Ian Kelson, and Jack O’Connell (from Sinners ) makes a surprise entrance that left me speechless. (We’ll get into it later.) This one has a lot to unpack. To start, the prologue opens in the most gruesome, messed-up way possible—definit...