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CrowdStrike Beats Q3 Earnings, Revenue Estimates; Cybersecurity Company Highlights 'Incredible Success' Retaining Customers Following IT OutageEastEnders is preparing for another dramatic Christmas Day, with Cindy Beale (played by Michelle Collins) at the heart of the action. Regular watchers of the BBC soap will know that Cindy has been secretly involved with her ex-stepson, Junior Knight (Micah Balfour), and their secret is about to be dramatically exposed. However, fans have spotted a similarity to a classic episode. The latest teaser indicates that the holiday spirit in Walford will be short-lived when George Knight's (Colin Salmon) Christmas lunch spirals into chaos as incriminating evidence of Cindy's affair lands in the wrong hands. Cindy isn't exactly a favourite among her Albert Square neighbours, but who could be blackmailing her? Anna Knight (Molly Rainford) opens a small present to discover a USB stick. When it's played, Cindy's secret is shockingly revealed to the Beale family, reports MyLondon . This plot twist has led EastEnders fans to draw parallels to the notorious 'Sharongate' storyline, where Sharon Watts' (Letitia Dean) affair captivated the nation back in 1994. Almost 30 million viewers tuned in to see the iconic Queen Vic moment when Sharon Mitchell's affair with her brother-in-law Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) was exposed by her husband Grant (Ross Kemp). Grant pulled a shocker when he laid his hands on a taped confession of Sharon's tryst with his brother, causing a spectacle as he crashed Phil and Kathy's (Gillian Taylforth) engagement bash at the Queen Vic by airing Sharon's dirty laundry to all in attendance. The latest shenanigans in Albert Square have spectators' jaws hitting the floor yet again, as Cindy finds herself at the centre of drama with her secret rendezvous blasted to the public courtesy of an incriminating audio message. EastEnders enthusiasts were quick to take to social media to comment on the deja vu-inducing plot twist reminiscent of the notorious Sharongate saga from 30 years prior. Social media is abuzz as one fan speculated: "Who combined Sharongate and Lauren's festive present surprise (Outing Max and Stacey's affair) to out Cindy. "Can we get a cat fight between Kathy and Cindy then Kathy can bold patch Cindy like she did Sharon. But seriously I need to know who is behind outing Cindy." Echoes of past betrayal rang loud for another viewer who added: "Just like Sharon Phil and Grant with the interview Michelle did with Sharon." A third post bubbled over with anticipation: "Audio played in the Vic about an affair yet again." An enthusiastic tweet read: "Looks like we're in for a Sharongate re-run and I am totally here for it!!!!# EastEnders ." Whilst another observer underscored the anniversary aspect with: "30th Anniversary since Sharongate." EastEnders airs Monday - Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

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Former Nebraska head coach Scott Frost has landed his first college job since his time with the Huskers, and it's a familiar location. Frost is set to take over at UCF, the program he coached from 2016-17 before heading to Nebraska, according to multiple reports. 247Sports and The Orlando Sentinel reported the news Saturday. Previous reported indicated that UCF was down to two candidates, Frost and UNLV head coach Barry Odom, in its quest to replace the fired Gus Malzahn. The Knights chose to reunite with Frost over the 48-year-old Odom, who led UNLV to a 10-win season this fall. Frost rebuilt a UCF football program coming off a winless season into a six-win squad, then a 13-0 team during the 2017 season which stands as the best in UCF's program history. Frost had been out of the college game since his firing at Nebraska in September 2022. He compiled a 16-31 record at his alma mater, completing four losing seasons before being fired three games into the 2022 campaign. The former Nebraska head coach's first job since was with the Los Angeles Rams this fall, where he briefly worked as an analyst. Having failed to rebuild at Nebraska, the 49-year-old Frost now returns to the school where he thrived as an up-and-coming offensive coach. Get local news delivered to your inbox!Rakovina Therapeutics Announces Closing of Oversubscribed $3M Private Placement