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Christian Pulisic Confirms Leg Fracture After US Falls to Belgium in World Cup Last 16
US national team forward Christian Pulisic sustained a leg fracture during America’s 4-1 defeat to Belgium in a World Cup knockout match held in Seattle on Monday. The injury prompted the player to address the situation
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Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 shadow drop on PS5, and you’ve got one month to get them at a good price
Activision has shadow-dropped the original Call of Duty: Black Ops and its sequel Black Ops 2 on the PlayStation 5, making the two acclaimed shooters natively available on Sony’s current-generation console without any prior announcement. The move matters to fans because it brings a pair of the franchise’s most fondly remembered entries back into easy…
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James Beard Award Winner Kwame Onwuachi Signs With CAA
James Beard Award-winning chef, restaurateur and author Kwame Onwuachi has signed with the talent agency CAA. The move matters because it signals the growing crossover of celebrity chefs into wider entertainment, branding and media ventures, with CAA already securing him high-profile partnerships across food, travel and luxury sectors. Through CAA, Onwuachi has joined American Express…
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US soccer star Christian Pulisic reportedly suffered microfracture in leg, speaks out on social media
U.S. soccer star Christian Pulisic reportedly suffered a microfracture in his leg during the team's 4-1 loss to Belgium on Monday in Seattle.
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US confirm Pulisic leg fracture in defeat by Belgium
The United States national team have confirmed that forward Christian Pulisic suffered a leg fracture during their 4-1 defeat by Belgium in the World Cup last 16. The injury matters because Pulisic is the team’s talisman, and his early substitution — combined with a heavy exit — has intensified scrutiny of both his performance and…
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As Labour careerists and sycophants rush to nail their colours to Andy Burnham’s mast, what ARE his plans for Britain?
In a leader comment, the Daily Mail criticises the rush of Labour MPs to back Andy Burnham as he closes in on the party leadership and, potentially, No 10, having secured 322 nominations to replace Sir Keir Starmer. The paper’s central concern is that Burnham is poised to become prime minister without a proper mandate…
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GIL MOORE Says Fan Response To TRIUMPH’s Comeback Tour Was ‘Unbelievable’: ‘It Was 99.99% Positive’
Triumph drummer and vocalist Gil Moore has described the fan reaction to the Canadian rock band’s 2026 comeback tour — their first in more than 30 years — as “unbelievable” and “99.99% positive”. Speaking to Jimmy Kay of The Metal Voice, Moore said the reunion won over sceptics who had doubted the band would show…
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OpenAI releases latest ChatGPT model after delay over White House cybersecurity concerns
OpenAI has released its latest advanced AI model, ChatGPT 5.6, after initially delaying the public rollout at the request of the Trump administration, which cited cybersecurity concerns. Last month the White House asked the company to restrict access to a small group of government-approved users, and OpenAI complied, briefing officials and limiting the model to…
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MSG Kept A Database Flagging LGBTQIA Celebrities
Leaked documents have revealed that Madison Square Garden (MSG), the New York arena owned by Knicks proprietor Jim Dolan, maintained a surveillance database that flagged 93 celebrities as “LGBTQIA,” including Ricky Martin, Phoebe Bridgers and Geese’s Emily Green. The trove was published by a criminal hacker collective called ShinyHunters after MSG reportedly refused to meet…
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Woman happily married to her ex-husband’s twin, boobs getting in the way of love & realizing it’s over
This is a light-hearted romance column (“True Romance”) published by Fox News’ OutKick, in which columnist Sean Joseph muses on celebrity relationships before turning to an unusual real-life story. The main hook is that a woman named Kimberly has ended up happily married to Ismael, the twin brother of her former husband, having grown close…