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63 jili slot IRVING, Texas (AP) — The NFL will consider expanding replay assist to include facemask penalties and other plays. Officials have missed several obvious facemask penalties this season, including two in a three-week span during Thursday night games. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! viewers have made up their minds on who they want to be booted out of the jungle first, and it seems a case of too much screen time has led to this backlash. The 2024 series of ITV 's hit reality show saw audiences quickly warm to the lively and cheerful radio personality Dean McCullough. The 33-year-old immediately captured attention with his reactions during tasks, with his terrified yelps providing huge entertainment and resulting in him being chosen for nearly every trial. But Dean's constant selection for trials has unintentionally caused other stars to be pushed into the background, receiving far less exposure. This has prompted viewers to suggest that Dean should be the first to leave, allowing others to step into the spotlight. Social media has been abuzz with calls for the Northern Irish presenter to be the first evicted from the camp, with one viewer writing: "Can we all collectively agree that dean must leave the jungle first #ImACeleb #imacelebrity." Another agreed: "Sick sore and tired of people voting Dean. Vote him out yes when the time comes but I'm sick of the sight of him, give someone else a go." A third added: "How long until Dean can be voted out? He’s making an entertaining show unbearable every time he’s on screen." There's also been a shift in sentiment towards Dean after he had a confrontation with Coronation Street 's Alan Halsall. Alan riled Dean with a request to help Jane Moore gather wood. The radio host sharply retorted: "Listen to me. If you're gonna wake me up, you need to give me a minute, alright? "It takes a couple of minutes for my contact lenses to get back working again, alright, so you don't need to turn around to me and say 'Do you not fancy it? OK?' And then turn around and walk away." Speaking on I'm A Celebrity Unpacked, Ant McPartlin also admitted he would like to see another celebrity take on the trial. "This is not a personal thing. It's not about Dean," Ant insisted. "It's about us, just seeing different people down there." He continued: "I think we want to see different people on the show doing [trials]. Some people are, unfortunately, aren't getting... I'd like to see Barry do a trial. I'd like to see Melvin down there. Or Oti... Who is still voting for Dean? I don't get it." Ant's relationship with Dean has been frosty since the show began, with the Britain's Got Talent presenter admitting to acting "unprofessional" during a trial. However, Ant seems to be softening towards the Radio 1 DJ as he congratulated Dean and shook his hand after he successfully won nine stars in Absolute Carnage with Coleen Rooney.

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Take a step back in time and enjoy footage from past newscasts showing shoppers during the holiday rush in the late 70s, 80s and mid-90s. (Credit: FOX) Shoppers are ready to drop some cash this holiday season as total spending this year is expected to be at least $24 billion higher than last year, according to the National Retail Federation. Online shopping is still the biggest hit, but in-person shopping is making a comeback and the NRF predicts nearly half of all shoppers will head to department and discount stores to knock out their shopping lists. Store owners at the Galleria at Sunset in Henderson, Nevada, said it just gets busier each year. CYBER MONDAY SPENDING HITS RECORD $13.3 BILLION " Black Friday was great. We hit goal. We actually passed goal, so that was good. It's better than last year. So that was good for us. Everybody always likes to try on stuff, too. So I think that's what keeps the malls open," said Bring it Back owner Brandon Nova. Shoppers carry Macy's and Nordstrom bags at Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek, California on Monday, Dec. 16, 2024. (Credit: Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images Some spots at the Galleria at Sunset are seeing a flood of visitors, especially during the holiday season. Store owners and employee said the customers want that in-person experience. SENDING HOLIDAY GIFTS? HERE ARE THE DEADLINES TO GET THEM OUT IN TIME " Most of the families have the reason to come here and make their kids come here. This is the big reason for them, you know, to come to the mall," said Crazy Bungee owner Duygu Beg. STOP OVERSPENDING OVER THE HOLIDAYS AND START THE NEW YEAR OFF FINANCIALLY STRONG The mall's general manager said it hasn’t been this busy since the pandemic. "I would say since COVID, it's been the first holiday season where ... we're feeling the holiday spirit. The customers, you can just feel that they're happy to be out shopping, happy to be out, you know, experiencing the holiday season," said Galleria at Sunset general manager Heather Cox. There has been a huge rebound in in-person shopping over the last four years as consumers start to enjoy the social aspect of going to the mall again, according to the NRF. "We, as consumers, don't shop just because we need something," said Mark Mathews, NRF's executive director of research. "One of the main reasons that people go out is for deals, but it's also to be with family and friends and be engaged and a fun activity. And for a lot of people, shopping is a fun activity. So, you know, I don't think we're going to ever see an end of in-store shopping." Gift cards are the most popular item on people’s wish lists this year, followed by clothes and accessories, then books and other media, according to the NRF. Find more updates on this story at FOXBusiness.com.Bali Nine homecoming a step closer after presidential approval