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Rather of admitting defeat in the 2020 US Presidential election, former US President Donald Trump displayed a behind-the-scenes video of him attempting to make a prepared message to the nation. The select committee looking into the Capitol Hill Riots provided the outtakes, which also show Trump hesitating to make a special effort to denounce the rioters. The current election is over. Trump was to inform Americans that the results had been verified by Congress. But he was unable to. In the footage of a speech intended to denounce violence, which was captured around 24 hours after rioters rushed the US Capitol, Trump is seen refusing to read what his staff had written and repeatedly altering the text. He reads, "You will pay you do not represent our cause, you do not represent our country. To those who broke the law. And I'm not allowed to say that if you breached the law. I won't do that. I've already said you're going to pay. He also takes back the speech's int...

In a picture posted on Instagram on Friday, Zac Efron can be seen pumping his fist in the air like John Bender at the conclusion of the movie "The Breakfast Club" in front of Salt Lake East High School, where "High School Musical" was filmed. Zac Efron discusses a potential "High School Musical" remake. With a fist emoji, Efron added the phrase, "Don't you... Forget About Me," which was also a reference to the song played at the conclusion of "The Breakfast Club." Efron became well-known for his role as Troy Bolton in the "High School Musical" movies. Following the 2008 release of "High School Musical 3: Senior Year," the actor went on to star in box office successes including "The Greatest Showman" and the "Neighbors" movies. Vanessa Hudgens does a funny High School Musical karaoke try. Season 3 of "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" welcomes JoJo Siwa and Jesse Tyler Fer...

South Korea's SEOUL Despite hostilities over the North's most recent missile tests, South Korea intends to end its decades-long restriction on public access to North Korean television, newspapers, and other publications as part of its efforts to foster understanding between the foes. The two Koreas, which have been divided since 1948 along the most tightly guarded border in the world, forbid its residents from travelling to one another's country, exchanging phone calls, emails, and letters, and they block access to one another's websites and television networks. South Korea's Unification Ministry said it will gradually open the door for North Korean broadcasts, media, and publications to strive to improve mutual understanding, restore the Korean national character, and prepare for a future unification in a policy report to new President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday. According to ministry representatives, South Korea would begin by enabling access to North Korean broadcas...