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    This refers to news coverage saying that Donald Trump welcomed China's President Xi Jinping with formal, high-profile hospitality, described as 'rolling out the red carpet.' The evidence is limited to a single headline from ABC News, and no post snippets or reactions are available, so it is not clear from the posts what people are saying about the meeting or what specifically prompted the welcome.

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    Strictly Come Dancing 2026 celebrities face judges for first time●Strictly 2026 leaderboard to be revealed as celebrities face the judges for the first time✉newsCultureCelebrity2 h ago

    The first leaderboard of Strictly Come Dancing 2026 is set to be revealed as this year's celebrity contestants perform for the judges for the first time. The opening live show marks the start of the new series, with scores determining early frontrunners in the competition and viewers reacting to the first glimpses of how the 2026 line-up will perform.

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    In memoriam: Notable figures who died in 2026●In Memoriam: Notable people who died in 2026✉newsCultureCelebrity2 h ago

    News outlets are publishing their annual in memoriam features honoring notable public figures who died in 2026. The retrospectives take stock of the prominent entertainers, athletes, politicians and other well-known personalities lost over the past year, and readers are revisiting their lives and legacies. Such year-end tributes traditionally draw wide attention as people reflect on the year's losses.

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    Cardi B and Katie Holmes Draw Eyes at Milan Fashion Week●From Cardi B to Katie Holmes, the Stars Are Storming Milan Fashion Week✉newsCultureCelebrity2 h ago

    Celebrities including Cardi B and Katie Holmes are turning up in force at Milan Fashion Week, drawing attention to the Italian city's runway shows. Harper's BAZAAR is cataloguing the star arrivals, reflecting how A-list appearances have become a central part of the fashion calendar's appeal alongside the collections themselves.