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During the recent Jeopardy! Champions Wildcard Tournament, a contestant revealed his error from the game and that the final clue may have been too difficult for them.

The show’s host, Ken Jennings, was even stumped by the clue and informed people in the studio about it, but only after the cameras stopped rolling.

Former show winner Joey DeSena, a development engineer from North Carolina, appeared as a contestant on Thursday night’s episode.

He competed against Mehal Shah, a software engineer from Seattle, Washington, and Eamonn Campbell, a lawyer from Manchester, Vermont.

Joey later described his two opponents as “tremendous competitors” whom he enjoyed getting to know.

In additional online remarks, he shared with fans about his behind-the-scenes error and other insights from the game show.

Jeopardy! champ revealed his ’embarrassing’ error during Double Jeopardy

Joey indicated his error arrived during the January 16 episode’s Double Jeopardy round when...

Few thrillers captivated audiences like Terry Gilliams 12 Monkeys. The 1995 masterpiece was a resounding success that pleased audiences and critics alike. It won multiple awards, many of which were centered around its unique sci-fi plot. After all, not many science fiction works dig into the psychological twists of the thriller genre. However, that acclaimed narrative was inspired by a film few know, although Gillam cites the title in 12 Monkeys opening credits.

That source is, specifically, a 1962 French film, La Jete. At just twenty-eight minutes long, Chris Markers experimental piece is nowhere near the scale of 12 Monkeys. It lacks much recognizable dialogue beyond plain narration, and its cinematography is comparable to a slideshow. So, how did this black-and-white art film morph into an American classic? Moreover, how did such a film become a pivotal force in modern science fiction?

La Jete Pushed the Boundaries of 1960s Cinema

Visually, La Jete is nothing particularly special.

Tuba Büyüküstün Tuba Büyüküstün . Tuba Büyüküstün, Turkish actress, in 2012

Tuba Büyüküstün is a Turkish actress, born on July 5, 1982 in Istanbul, Turkey. She is considered one of Turkey’s most talented actresses, and her popularity helped her gain a following outside Turkey. She rose to fame in 2003 with her leading role in the television series “Cemberimde Gul Oya.” Since then, she has appeared in numerous successful TV shows such as “Ask-i Memnu,” “20 Dakika” and “Kara Para Aşk,” which have made her a household name in Turkey and the Middle East.

One of the reasons for Tuba Büyüküstün’s success is her natural beauty and her ability to transform herself for every role she takes on. Her talent as an actress has helped her embody every character she portrays, and her performances are always convincing. She has received numerous accolades for her work, including Best Actress at the 37th International Emmy...

The top four finalists of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, and Sasha Colby, battled tonight with a series of show-stopping song hits in the Season 15 finale. The goal was to win the coveted title of “America’s Next Drag Superstar” and $200,000.

Tonight’s program also offered a first look at the new season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars,” which premieres May 12 on Paramount+. There was also a sneak peek at the new season of the global drag singing competition “Queen of the Universe, who season two premieres June 2 on Paramount+.

Spoiler Alert: Do Not Read Past This Line If You Don’T Want The Results:

After an epic showdown, RuPaul chose Anetra and Sasha Colby as the top two queens, who then battled it out for the crown in an unforgettable lip sync to the cover of “Knock On Wood” by Amii Stewart.

Sasha...