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23 hours ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Andrew Holleran

Demi Moore was so close to winning the first Academy Award of her career due to her performance in "The Substance." Unfortunately for the longtime actress, she came up short to "Anora" star Mikey Madison. Moore, 62, has been starring in films since her debut performance in "Choices" in 1981.

2 days ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Effie Orfanides

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is sharing the real reason that he didn't attend Wrestlemania 41 in Las Vegas over the weekend. Many wrestling fans were disappointed with his absence, but he explained his thinking on the matter while chatting with Pat McAfee. "A lot of people thought you were going to show up," McAfee told Johnson during a video interview.

2 days ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Shawn Childs

Joe Mixon started the 2024 season as one of the most productive running backs in fantasy football before injuries and a fading Texans offense slowed his momentum. Despite a rough finish, he delivered elite value for much of the year and still outpaced several top-tier backs in total PPR scoring. Joe Mixon, Houston TexansBased on his play in eight of his first 10 games, Mixon should have ranked in the elite tier of running backs changing teams last season.

2 days ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Shawn Childs

D'Andre Swift saw a career-high workload in his first season with the Bears, topping 1,000 total yards but struggling with efficiency and touchdown production. Despite flashes of fantasy relevance early on, Chicago's offensive woes limited his impact down the stretch. D'Andre Swift, Chicago BearsBased on his opportunity (295 touches-career high), Swift was an eighth running back who succeeded in changing positions in 2024. He gained over 1,000 combined yards for the third time in his career.

3 days ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Taylor Ford

FLORENCE, S.C. - On a bright and cool Saturday, under a crisp sky perfect for rolling up one's sleeves, the Florence community gathered to build more than just beds. They built hope. In the parking lot across the street from Central United Methodist Church, hammers clinked, sawdust swirled and laughter rang out as volunteers came together to construct wooden bed frames for children who have gone without a proper place to sleep. What unfolded was a striking display of neighborly love.