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The pack is back in Green Bay. Hi, I'm Mike Clemens with Sports NFL. The packers return to the practice seal tomorrow for the start of OTA's organized team activities. It's the next step in the team's off-season program to see what they've got in rookie wide receivers like Matthew Golden, Savion Williams selected in the draft.
Hockey, the Milwaukee admiral season, came to an end last night. They lost three to two at home to the Texas stars to end their playoff run.
Baseball, Brewers with a three-game series at home against the Boston Red Sox today through Wednesday. The crew with a six to five win over the Pirates on Sunday thanks to RBI doubles from Caleb Durbin and Bryce Tarrang, who was just one for 24 heading into the game.
I'm not even really scuff on a hit and both are just right to people. It's big to get that run, but like I said earlier, it's Durbin to move the chain.
You know, those guys to have a good up that's the reason why I even got an opportunity. So you can go down a big rabbit hole.
That's the Brewers Bryce Tarrang with Sports on Mike Clemens.
On your entertainment beat, I'm Peach Walla, the summer box office kicks into high gear this weekend with two huge releases squaring off for your hard-earned money.
Let's start with the granddaddy, which is the final installment of the Mission Impossible franchise, at least for now.
Mission Impossible, the final reckoning, continues the story from two years ago where we left with a train hanging off a cliff.
The film is pulling about an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes because some critics apparently don't know how to party.
Not to be outdone, the live-action version of Lilo and Stitch also opens this weekend and is also anticipating massive returns at the gate.
In the film, which is pulling a 73% on Rotten Tomatoes, a fugitive alien helps a young Hawaiian girl heal her dysfunctional family.
If you're looking for some good old-fashioned, cringe-worthy adult comedy, check out the film Friendship, which goes into why to release this weekend.
If you're in a small town, you might have to roadtrip for the laughs, but it might be worth it as it's pulling a 90% on RT.
Let's go to the movies.
Katy Perry has been in the news lately for various reasons.
First, she went into space for about 31 seconds and now the New York Post is reporting that her bra broke and popped open during one of her concerts.
Before you run to the Google, you should know that she acted quickly and covered up.
An assistant quickly ran out and saved the day after which Perry said,
sorry guys, you didn't pay that much.
Tickets to a Katy Perry concert range from 50 to 500 bucks.
Top or no top, I think they paid plenty.
And finally, Perry will no longer be waking up in Vegas.
She is out at Resorts World Hotel.
The singer signed a contract that would pay her up to $900,000 to show and the deal has been terminated after the hotel and casino actually lost money during the pop star's residency.
This was after there was a bidding war for Perry's talents between World Resorts and Caesar's Palace.
The Perry residency lasted from 2021 to 2023.
George went past away earlier this week.
Most people know him as norm from cheers where he spent 11 seasons and was the only cast member, including Ted Danson,
to appear in all 275 episodes.
In addition to cheers, his credits include Fletch, Airplane 2, Outside Providence,
and of course Bob Swersky, one of the Chicago Super fans.
Here are a couple fun facts about George Went.
He got his start in Chicago at Second City, but his first job there was sweeping floors.
He's actually the uncle to Ted Lasso himself, Jason Sadekis.
Here are some fun norm lines to remember George went by.
Well, shake them now.
All four cheeks at a couple of chains, coach.
Hey, what's happening, Norm?
That's a doggy dog world, Sammy.
And I'm wearing a milk phone underwear.
For more showbiz fun, tune in to Nightlight with me, Pete Schwabba.
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Sunday this morning, becoming partly cloudy this afternoon,
our high today, right around 70, with wind out of the east at 5 to 15.
Tonight will drop to 47 tomorrow, mostly cloudy, with a high of only 68.
I'm meteorologist Sean Cable.
Outside now, it's 55!
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