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BBC News
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
The build-up to tomorrow...
With Liverpool on the brink of claiming their 20th title, we wanted to know how you are gearing up for Sunday afternoon's big have received loads of replies - and some of you have even shared pictures of what you are getting up to - so do keep them coming in over I'm working until 5pm tomorrow so unfortunately I'll miss the majority of the first half, but the second I get home, I'll be opening a beverage and watching the game with my family. I'm hoping tomorrow is the moment it happens! If it does, Dua Lipa's 'One Kiss' is getting blasted on the radio for the whole town to hear! Anil: Currently in Paris on a family holiday, booked by the missus months ago on the basis that Liverpool would surely not win the league this early in the season. I'm rushing home tomorrow to be in the stadium for kick-off! Richard: My son and I are watching from the Legends Lounge. We have been lifelong season ticket holders and I thought this would be a special treat on a special day, hopefully! Maggie: I'm travelling to Liverpool with my football friend Richard to be in the incredible atmosphere that will see my lifelong team confirmed Premier League champions. After seeing the last trophy being lifted from my hospital bed during Covid, I admit I shed a tear. This time, I will be raising a glass or two. Keith: Champagne in the fridge, food bought for the pre-match party and the flags will be going up in the morning. My family are coming round and one of my match WhatsApp buddies too, so there will be less thumb action during the game. Bring it on. Come on you mighty Reds - the Slot Machine is rolling!
Yahoo
14-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Duolingo Owl Is Dead — And One Star Is Particularly Sad
Duo the Duolingo owl's life may be over, but his memory lives on. The popular language app announced the death of its mascot on Tuesday, prompting both grief and relief from aspiring language learners across the world. 'It is with heavy hearts that we inform you that Duo, formally known as The Duolingo Owl, is dead,' the company shared in a statement on social media. Suggesting foul (fowl?) play may have led to the avian avatar's tragic end, Duolingo added, 'Authorities are currently investigating his cause of death and we are cooperating fully.' 'Tbh, he probably died waiting for you to do your lesson, but what do we know,' the announcement continued. While memorializing its mascot, the app acknowledged many people's disdain for its dearly departed Duo, who was known for his persistent, often desperate and at times passive-aggressive lesson reminders. an important message from Duolingo — Duolingo (@duolingo) February 11, 2025 'We're aware he had many enemies, but we kindly ask that you refrain from sharing why you hate him in the comments,' Duolingo's statement went on. 'If you feel inclined to share, please also include your credit card number so we can automatically sign you up for Duolingo Max in his memory.' 'We appreciate you respecting Dua Lipa's privacy at this time,' it concluded. After getting name-checked, the 'One Kiss' singer had to pay her respects to her longtime friend. 'Til' death duo part,' she wrote in a repost on X. While Duo may have had a hard time convincing some users to commit to their language lessons, business experts have called the company's commitment to the character a masterclass in marketing. Matt Williams, a visiting professor at the College of William & Mary, told NPR, 'They've done an amazing job at doing what brands are all trying to do, which is creating a personality that breaks through this hugely cluttered media landscape that we live in, that people either love or hate. 'And that polarization is part of the point because that's what gets people talking about this,' he added. Duolingo Sees 216% Jump In Mandarin Learners As TikTok Users Migrate To RedNote Dua Lipa's WTF Diet Coke Recipe Could Be The Drink Of Your Nightmares You Can Now Learn A 'Game Of Thrones' Language For Free On Duolingo