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Gayle Benson, left, and Tom Benson in 2017. Photograph: Bill Feig/APGayle Benson, left, and Tom Benson in 2017. Photograph: Bill Feig/APNew Orleans Saints This article is more than 10 months oldEstranged family of late New Orleans Saints owner opt not to challenge willThis article is more than 10 months oldFamily of Tom Benson had argued businessman had been manipulated into cutting them out of succession plan Gayle Benson inherited control of New Orleans’s NFL and NBA teams when her husband and the multibillion-dollar organizations’ owner, Tom Benson, died five years ago.

South Africa This article is more than 11 years oldFame finally finds teenage township singing sensationThis article is more than 11 years oldMusic industry search for child star of YouTube viral music video ends at South African teenager Vicus Visser's doorA 10-year-old boy sits in his living room in a poverty-stricken South African township, singing his heart out and strumming a guitar that threatens to dwarf him. This two-minute video lay dormant for years, but when it finally went viral it revealed such a precocious talent that record industry executives launched an international hunt for the mystery boy with the angelic voice.

Ryan Reynolds spent 11 years thinking about what it would feel like to walk in Deadpool’s shoes. So when he finally got to don the red Spandex suit, he’d already worked out the character: His underdog Marvel superhero wouldn’t have Superman’s steely strut but instead would walk with a bounce.

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