Below are Newsweek's hints to help you with Monday's puzzle: Yellow: Things that your heart does. Green: Something that exists on Earth and on some other planets. Blue: What you would use to hang ...

White Lotus fans work out 'Chelsea's tragic fate' in finale through chilling clues - From snake symbolism to that 'Stay Gold' ...

Here's today's Connections answer and hints for groups. These clues will help you solve New York Times' popular puzzle game, ...

NYT Mini Crossword for March 19, 2025, kept solvers engaged with a mix of easy and tricky clues. While some answers were straightforward, a particular clue about a Halloween costume sparked debate.

Coming off a nightmare defeat to Richmond seven days earlier, the Blues trailed by just five points at three-quarter-time on Thursday night and appeared primed to upset the "Hollywood Hawks''.

Hawks great Jason Dunstall said the Blues needed to have a “serious think” about the way they move the ball after registering 54 inside 50s for just five marks. Statistics also show they went ...

Sporting winger Geovany Quenda, 17, will join the Blues in 2026, while midfielder Dario Essugo, 20, will move this summer to deputise for Moises Caicedo. A recent Uefa report declared Chelsea's ...

"Blue balls" is a slang term for a medical condition called epididymal hypertension. This condition occurs when prolonged sexual arousal without ejaculation causes fluid to build up in the testicles.

Below, you’ll find some helpful clues for today’s Wordle answer, and if those don’t do the trick, keep reading to discover the solution directly. Wordle was initially developed by engineer ...

I should also admit all the hate might’ve blinded me from the fact there might be some hella clues (or spoilers??) in this sequence. In case you missed it, plenty of eagle-eyed fans reckon they ...

The New York Times’ Connections puzzle is a captivating daily word game that challenges players to discover the secret links among sets of words. Featuring a total of 16 words divided into four ...

All Blacks Damian McKenzie and Luke Jacobson are back for the Chiefs in this weekend’s clash with the Blues, taking their places in the starting line-up at first five-eighths and No 8 respectively.