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Trump repeatedly references Dylan Mulvaney at correspondents’ dinner speech
Donald Trump repeatedly referenced transgender TikTok personality and Broadway actress Dylan Mulvaney during his speech at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner, mentioning her four times alongside pointed remarks about CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins. The comments came as Collins was being honoured for her coverage of the Trump administration, which Trump dismissed as illegitimate, prompting…
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Adam Ramsay-Peaty snubs his estranged family while paying tribute to his wife Holly for supporting him during ‘whirlwind’ 24 hours as she watches him reach 50m breaststroke final after 100m heartbreak
Adam Peaty has reached the final of the 50m breaststroke, following a 24-hour turnaround after missing out in his stronger 100m event, with the swimmer crediting his wife, Holly Ramsay, for her support through what he called a “whirlwind” period. He publicly thanked Holly while notably making no mention of his estranged family, highlighting a…
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Alan Joyce speaks out about growing up poor and being gay – before Nat Barr calls him out for ‘hurting Australians’
Former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce has given a wide-ranging interview promoting his new memoir, in which he defends his tenure at the airline while acknowledging the mistakes that damaged its reputation. He also opened up about his impoverished upbringing in Dublin and the difficulties of being openly gay in Australian corporate life, framing these…
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Melbourne socialite Brynne Edelsten faces court with a mystery man and an eye-popping new engagement ring – as she scores a sweetheart plea deal to dodge jail on drug charges
Melbourne socialite Brynne Edelsten has appeared in court accompanied by a mystery man and a large new engagement ring, after securing a favourable plea deal that will allow her to avoid jail on drug possession charges. The court appearance drew attention both for the resolution of her legal case and for the personal details on…
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Katy Perry blasts White House for using hit song ‘Firework’ she sold in $225M catalog deal
Katy Perry has criticised the White House for using her 2010 hit “Firework” in a TikTok video without her permission, despite the singer having sold the majority of her music catalogue years earlier in a deal reportedly worth $225 million. The dispute highlights a common tension in the music industry, where artists who sell their…
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Dylan Mulvaney Responds To Trump’s WHCD “Diss Track,” Feels Like “The One That Got Away” For MAGA Men
Dylan Mulvaney has responded after Donald Trump repeatedly referenced her during his speech at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner, more than three years after her Bud Light partnership triggered a conservative boycott of the beer brand. The transgender TikTok personality and Broadway actress said she was struck that Trump mentioned her name “four times”…
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Jalen Brunson’s Knicks status on full display as he walks in venue with wife while Nets star checks guest list
A viral video has highlighted the contrasting status of two New York basketball stars after New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson was seen walking straight into a venue with his wife, while Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. was made to wait as his name was checked against the guest list. The clip has drawn…
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Marvel Reveals First Clip of Sadie Sink in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, But Fans Aren’t Sure What She’s Trying to Say in It
Marvel has released a brief promotional clip featuring Sadie Sink in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, offering fans their first proper look at her mysterious character ahead of the film’s release. The move continues the studio’s drawn-out tease of Sink’s role, with speculation still centred on whether she is playing X-Men telepath Jean Grey, Mary Jane…
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Airbnb tip-off leads to alleged discovery in the boot of a car in Sydney – as two Scottish tourists are arrested
Two tourists from Scotland have reportedly been arrested in Sydney after a tip-off linked to an Airbnb booking led police to an alleged drugs discovery in the boot of a car. The case, centred on North Sydney, appears to involve suspected ketamine, according to the article’s headline and web address, though the full details of…
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Are brain waves the next unlock for physical AI?
Startups are betting that the next bottleneck in humanoid and warehouse robotics won’t be model architecture but the scarcity of real-world physical training data, and some are now going as far as measuring workers’ brain waves to generate richer datasets. Encord, a company based in San Leandro, California, that traditionally built data-annotation tools for AI,…