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NASCAR is trying something different with the Cup Series races at Pocono this year — run them on consecutive days. The coronavirus pause threatened to scuttle the plan, but NASCAR returned to racing early enough to keep it intact.

The first half of the doubleheader, the Pocono Organics 325 in partnership with Rodale, took place Saturday, and while the race wasn't that exciting, there was a bold piece of strategy that provided drama.

NASCAR racing continues at the Tricky Triangle on Sunday -- but thunderstorms are complicating the busy weekend schedule.

The first Saturday race, the Truck Series Pocono Organics 150, was met with wet weather at the start of the weekend, and was delayed until Sunday at 9:30 a.m. EDT.

Later Saturday afternoon, the first Cup Series race of a rare doubleheader weekend ended up running an hour and a half later than planned due to weather, but the race was still able to be completed.

The story of NASCAR, according to legend, is rooted in good ole boys hauling moonshine from the law in the rural, deep south of the 1950s.

The sport’s first superstar, Junior Johnson, literally had the job of bootlegger before going fast, legit.

NASCAR got big in the 1960s, when Detroit began pumping money into it. It got bigger in the 1990s, when corporate America began turning stock cars into garish billboards for Tide and Walmart and Home Depot.

When Wendell Scott became the first African American driver to win a race in NASCAR's top division in December 1963, he was denied the trophy, the winner's check and moment of glory. Though Scott had beaten second-place finisher Buck Baker by two laps, NASCAR declared Baker the victor.

Scott protested. A few hours later, after fans had left the Jacksonville, Florida, track, NASCAR corrected what it called "a scoring error," and handed Scott a check that barely covered his debts and enough gas to haul his racecar back to his Danville, Virginia, garage. The delay averted a scenario the sport wasn't ready to countenance: a Black driver receiving the traditional kiss from the event's beauty queen in Victory Lane.

Shane Dawson has owned up to his past racist actions in a 20-minute video posted to his YouTube channel on Friday night.

In the video, titled “Taking Accountability,” Dawson apologized for doing blackface in racist videos during his early YouTube career.

Records of text exchanges between actor Johnny Depp and his assistant Nathan Holmes have been introduced at a recent hearing, ahead of Depp’s lawsuit trial against a British news organisation, which published a story claiming that he had physically abused his ex-wife, Amber Heard. Depp denies the claims, as well as the implication that he failed to reveal his drug abuse in the proceedings.

NBC Days Of Our Lives spoilers and updates reveal Olivia Rose Keegan might only be 20 years old, but she’s proven herself as a force to be reckoned with in the daytime television world. The Days of Our Lives actress, best known for her role as Claire Brady, has been nominated for the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Young Performer and quite frankly, Olivia is in a league of her own. Here are three reasons why she deserved the win this year.

Mamma Mia is a story about a mother-daughter duo. The story revolves around how the daughter makes a plan to find her real father on her wedding day. This film is a musical drama. The music used in the movie is of the very famous 1970’s music group ABBA.

Thank You For The... streaming services, because Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again has just been made available on Netflix UK.

The hugely popular follow-up to the beloved 2008 hit – which is due to arrive on the platform too on July 1 – landed online today (June 26), amplifying ABBA fanatics' happy Friday feeling by approximately 98%.