Solid performance tonight, Barca in the top two teams... I’ve seen at SJP in past 15 or so years. Atmosphere was incredible, massive well done to Wor Flags 🏴🏳. Should’ve taken chances in first half but really not too disheartened after that. Onwards. #nufcshow more

wonwoo ended up at the street they filmed the... bittersweet mv! 🐈‍⬛ it’s my first time going here in the morning so i’ve never seen that store open before! was that already 3 or 4 years ago? i don’t remember it being that tiring but it was really late at nightshow more

TAKE AWAYS FROM TONIGHTS GAME : Played really well... in 1st half. Tel scored a beauty 😮‍💨 We then lost control from the 60th min onwards. HAPPY TO SEE MADDERS BACK! 🥳👏🏾 How the hell was that NOT a penalty at the end? 🤷🏾‍♂️ STILL ONLY TWO WINS AT HOME ALL SEASON! (Disgraceful) 🥴show more

I have seen some really dumb things happen at... the ballpark over the years, either in person or watching the broadcast, but this may well be 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝘀𝘁... A dad dangerously dangles his son, head first, over the railing in a truly diabolical attempt to retrieve a ball.show more

BBC cut 2 or the 3 jokes about Donald... Trump by David Tennant at the BAFTAs First is in this clip, "A film about incredible architecture.. In fact it's the boldest architecture in film this year apart from Donald Trump's hair in The Apprentice" The two censored jokes: “Donald Trump, he says he hasn’t seen ‘The Apprentice’ because it’s a 15. It’s not on Nickelodeon" "Donald Trump … I’m worried. I’ve said his name three times. It’s like ‘Beetlejuice’ — I’ve summoned him"show more

Tiffany shared that after filming Uncle Samsik, she immediately... felt that Byun Yohan was such great person, really hoped they’d have another chance to meet. She was worried at first, since he’s so professional but once they talked, they clicked so well even in work-related convosshow more

I’ve been seeing a lot of comments questioning my... love for Suriya Sivakumar Na just because I haven’t posted about him lately I thought of not tweeting this, but I’ve to do so The truth is my admiration for him isn’t faded out He’s been a source of inspiration in my life for years♥️ The words from him “Adi Manasu la enna thonudho Adha pannu” was my source of motivation till now that’s make me running constantly 💯 I’ve been inactive quietly for a past few days and Insta Page is being handled by my friends. Even I haven’t edited much for this IPL too. This is not a justification. I should’ve done what I’ve done already in the past The quiet pride I carry in my heart will not change for sure I’ll always be an ardent Suriya Na Fan♥️ That hasn’t changed, and it never will Sorry for all the things that happened in the past You guys have been my constant support from my initial days 🤍 -MMshow more

Okay, so is Steve Heiden a savant as the... New York Jets OL coach, or was Keith Carter literally the worst ever to do it? In his unit's first game with him at the helm, I think we saw more clean pockets for Justin Fields than we've seen in 90% of Jets games over the past ten years.show more

Q. Which member hasn’t changed from back then until... now? On the other hand, which member has changed the most? Jongin: I think I’ve changed a lot as well. I definitely used to pretend to try and be the mysterious and cool Kai in the past, but I’m not like that anymore now, right? So, I’ve changed quite a bit too. Kyungsoo hyung has also changed a lot. He goes around saying that he has changed the most himself. Not in a bad way though, since Kyungsoo hyung is of course doing variety shows now as well. Suho hyung has remained exactly the same. He really hasn’t changed at all. It’s actually so surprising how consistent he is. That’s really great too. Sehunnie hasn’t changed one bit to the point that it even surprises me as well. I think Chanyeol hyung has changed in some aspects and remained consistent in some other ones~show more

It breaks my heart not being able to perform... tonight, but the energy at the show and with the staff was UNPARALLELED beforehand thank u everyone that showed up, said hello or got pics! 🙇 Support ROFLCOPTER in the future, they treated us so right in all this, it’s not on them!show more

This was yesterday in front of Trump Tower in... New York City. It is possible that Trump may be forced to sell property in order to pay the massive fine that he was hit with for fraud. This isn’t Democrats’ fault. It’s not Joe Biden‘s fault. It’s not the fault of the judge or New York State or anyone else but Donald J Trump. There are so many other Republicans out there, who have some of the same ideologies that Trump does but without the baggage, yet people seem to be unable to admit that maybe they chose the wrong guy in the past.show more

Everything is going exactly as I told you. 2011... → 2022 → 2026 Oil is repeating the same setup that triggered massive crashes in 2011 and 2022. Same resistance level. Same overbought RSI. It’s only a matter of time. Remember, I’ve predicted all the market tops and bottoms for the last 15 years, including the exact Bitcoin bottom at $16,000 three years ago and the top at $126,000 in October. If you missed those calls, don’t worry. I’ll call the next one too. Turn notifications on. If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.show more

Rory McIlroy finished T2 at the Genesis Invitational. Clueless... reporter: Was it almost cruel to see that one on 18 go in after so many slipped by earlier? Rory: No not really, I mean it probably earned me an extra $400,000 or $500,000 so it was fine.show more

Zendaya reveals her parents had a hilarious reaction to... watching her intimate scenes in 'CHALLENGERS' “It was hilarious.” “They’ve all seen Euphoria, you know, so it’s not like our first rodeo or anything.” “It was funny because obviously I’ve seen the movie many times, so I know what’s coming…” “…and they were all sitting behind me, and I got to watch them watch and slowly just be like, ‘Oh god.’” Despite the awkward moments, Zendaya said the experience was all in good fun, with her family taking the film’s intimate scenes in stride after already seeing her work in Euphoria.show more

After an incredible and sometimes challenging time in comms... at West Ham United, I’ve been made redundant as part of wider changes - yesterday was my final day. It’s not how I expected it to end, but I’ll always be grateful for the people and the fans that make the Club ⚒️show more

⛈️ The storm I witnessed yesterday near Clarendon, Texas,... is hands down one of the most incredible ones I’ve ever seen! Those bright blue bands were so vibrant. I haven’t seen such bright blue banding like that since a hail storm in Iowa in 2022. The blue hues are caused by the scattering of sunlight by ice crystals and water droplets high in the storm clouds, especially during the “golden hour” when the sun’s angle enhances those vibrant colors. I’d trade nearly any tornado I’ve seen in the past two years for this—honestly, I could care less about tornadoes. I just want to see the coolest or most interesting thing out there. I wish I had more time to stand under this thing. RadarOmega Project WeatherEyeshow more

Was Keir Starmer responsible for the decision NOT to... prosecute Jimmy Saville? Keir Starmer was head of the CPS when the decision was taken not to prosecute Saville in 2009 but the decision was taken by a local CPS lawyer who decided there was not enough evidence to proceed. So he maintained it was not his decision. He later apologised after a review in 2011 (once Saville died & it all came out) for the CPS shortcomings but maintained he was not personally involved. At the end of the day the buck stops at the top & HE WAS THE HEAD OF THE CPS, so he has to take responsibility. In the video below he says: “I take full responsibility for every decision of the Crown Prosecution Service while I was Director of Public Prosecutions.” There you have it straight from the horse’s mouth. YES he was responsible for the failure to prosecute Britains most notorious & prolific child sex offender.show more

I’ve been reporting from the ground for 10 years,... and I’ve never seen anything even close to what I witnessed today and yesterday. This feels like a turning point in #GeorgiaProtests. I have never seen the Georgian people so unyielding. Just last week, I wrote that the smaller crowds in the streets compared to spring meant nothing — except that the anger hadn’t gone anywhere. Instead, it was simmering, growing stronger, waiting for the regime’s next mistake to erupt with even greater force. Today’s riot was dispersed so many times, in such brutal ways, that I’ve lost count. So many people were bloodied. So many were detained. Yet even now, Rustaveli Avenue is filled with people — beaten, bruised, exhausted, disappointed, and fiercely angry — but still holding EU flags with pride. Because we believe, that Europe is our home, and we will not surrender it at any cost. Help us. Don’t let us lose this country to the Russians. No one has fought harder for it than we have.show more

I have absolutely loved the past two and a... half years I’ve been in Arkansas. It’s always been my dream to cover sports, but I truly had no idea how amazing it would be to come to the Natural State and cover the Hogs 24/7. This fan base is incredible and you guys make going to work each and every day so much fun. Having said that, I’ve decided I’m sticking around a bit longer and extended my contract with Pig Trail Nation! I’m glad I get to keep calling Arkansas home ❤️ #WPSshow more

In 1944, a 14-year-old Black boy named George Stinney... was arrested in South Carolina. He was falsely accused of killing two white girls without a single piece of solid evidence, simply because he was the last person seen with them. He wasn't allowed to see his family, was interrogated without a lawyer, and "confessed" under pressure and fear. His trial lasted only a few hours with an all-white jury. Just 81 days after his arrest, he was executed in the electric chair. He was so small that his feet didn't reach the floor, so they had to place a Bible under him to make the straps fit. The most shocking part: he was innocent. In 2014, seventy years later, a court officially overturned the conviction and declared him innocent. But George never came back. His story became a symbol of racial injustice and the failures of the legal system—a child executed in the name of justice, but justice came far too late.show more