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Bode thrives when he has a mission. Whether it’s saving a friend’s life by falsely admitting to possession, rooting out a firebug, or finding an arsonist directly responsible for his father’s death, ...

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Fire Country just tossed another log onto Bode Leone’s already blazing personal life. This time, it comes wrapped in a familiar face. Alona Tal is joining Fire Country Season 4 as Chloe Mackenzie, ...

Bode’s Corned Beef House, a Plymouth landmark since 1959, will close on Dec. 19. The current owner hopes to reopen the restaurant in a new, nearby location. A staff fundraiser is scheduled for Dec. 15 ...

Marissa Bode is feeling sentimental. She’s at the tail end of a whirlwind press tour for Wicked: For Good, which has sent her to events across London and New York and signals the end of her time in Oz ...

Warning: This story contains spoilers for "Wicked" and "Wicked: For Good." Marissa Bode first saw "Wicked" at the age of 12 after her mother surprised her with tickets to see the Broadway show. What ...

Bode Wells Fry, 19, of Macon, Missouri, passed away on Monday, November 17, 2025, in Columbia, Missouri. Bode was born on December 29, 2005, in Oxford, Mississippi, the son of Shaon and Shannon (Wells ...

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Fire Country Season 4 Episode 3.The civil war between Bode (Max Thieriot) and Jake (Jordan Calloway) is continuing on Fire Country, and their new ...

After hinting that Bode will be struggling with his sobriety, Fire Country had him slip up — for 10 seconds. Bode, who thought he deserved to take over in his father’s place, wasn’t thrilled to be ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Marissa Bode isn't just breaking ground on "Wicked" – she's using her platform to push Hollywood to rethink how it represents disability. Bode, 25, says reactions to the first film ...