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Austin Reaves scored a career-high 38 points, LeBron James had 29 and the Los Angeles Lakers held on to beat the Brooklyn Nets 102-101.

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Keery continued the joke by mentioning that he did receive something for his placement in the contest. "I got a gift card. Like a $5 gift card to an Arby's or something," Keery said. Meanwhile, Fallon noted that the winners, Troy and Max, got the chance to appear on 'The Tonight Show.' "That’s kind of a good prize!" Fallon added.

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On Wednesday, the foundation, now known only as Save the Music Foundation, announced its intention to “go indie” — rocker-speak for becoming an independent organization. The nonprofit will cut ties with Paramount and seek donations from various sources, including individual donors.