The sec they introduced Mike SENSING Vecna’s figure behind... the gate long before his arrival & THEN FIRST shown to react when Vecna’s FACE uncovered, I knew he’s cooked… That foreshadowed he was first to lock eyes w/Vecna; next target after dealing freely & briefly w/Will in ep4show more

i find it hilarious that they denied being in... love the entire time to yuna when this kiss was after the first time they fucked,, look at shane closing his eyes man he was GONEshow more

op asked matthew how he knew maki and he... said when he first came to korea he went to hybe and they trained together there but he was cut before he could go on the program that formed &teamshow more

It was love at first sight when I first... came face to face with a fox boy called Elf! 😍It was exactly a year ago that he came up to me to make a connection. I was struck by his soulful eyes and earnest face. I called him Elf as he was a little Christmas fox that appeared just before the holidays. He did not belong to the previous cemetery fox clan but got lucky when they had abandoned their territory and this golden ticket of foxy real estate was up for grabs. Elf had been an itinerant fox before, roaming the streets with no set territory of his own. He moved into the cemetery, brought his vixen Eliza around and together they reared their 4 cubs there successfully. Elf is a fantastic fox dad and I am so honoured to be is guardian and support him and his family. I am hopeful that he will be able to keep his precious territory and that he and Eliza will rear the next generation of cemetery foxes next spring.show more

Offset, who trolled Stefon Diggs after he lost his... first game with the Patriots & called him trash, reportedly isn’t happy that Diggs made it to the AFC Championship. Offset recently said that he will beat Diggs and then shoot him in the knees when he catches him in leaked video.show more

🚨 There’s been a lot of debate about whether... the Conor McGregor fight was fixed… I was there. I saw everything. Here’s my take. I filmed the two videos below as he walked into and out of the stadium. (Definitely take a second to watch them) What alarmed me the most about the first video was that there was no joy, excitement, or confidence as he headed toward the Octagon. As he walked into the sea of people, there ZERO percent hope in his eyes; complete deadpan. We all grew up watching Conor hype himself up before battle. That was NOT the Conor we’ve come to know. I’ve watched Conor make that walk dozens of times over the years. The swagger, the grin, the confidence; it was non existent. That’s what IMMEDIATELY caught my attention. The second I saw him, I knew was going to lose. This was his first UFC fight in five years, yet there was zero hope in his eyes? Just a completely blank expression? After all that 💩 talk? Really? To me, he looked like someone who already knew something wasn’t right. Whether it was his body, his preparation, or both, his energy was completely different. The second video shows him WALK back to the locker room. Yes, without a noticeable limp, he WALKED back with that same hopeless look in his eyes. I know 10+ people who have blown out ACLs, and none of them were casually walking around minutes later. That made me think one of two things: He already knew he was dealing with a serious injury, and that kick simply made it much worse. OR He straight up lied about his health, and planned to do a wild kick to blame the injury on in order to cash the check Regardless, it’s unfortunate how it ended. The highest selling gate in UFC history ended up being one of the biggest letdowns the sport has ever seen. Growing up means watching your heroes become human. I sincerely hope Conor continues his spiritual journey with Jesus, gets back to 100%, and returns one more time because we’d all still pay to see it. Shout out to Paddy for saving the night. What do you think? Do you believe Conor knew about the injury before the fight? Do you believe his tweet? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. 👇🏼show more

peak bengaluru moment booked an auto through ola for... a ride that was almost an hour long ... the driver asked for extra money even before the trip started ... i said i will see to it once we reached because i didn't want to argue before the ride when we finally reached i took out cash to pay the fare ... he refused to accept it and said "am i a beggar" because he wanted upi only ... somehow i ended up being the one saying sorry just to avoid creating a scene after that attitude i didn't pay the extra amount he had asked for at the start came back to bengaluru after a long time and this was the first experience i had ... since when did paying in cash become a problem ... and are ola and uber auto drivers even allowed to demand extra money before the ride starts ... genuinely askingshow more

When Jalen Williams first declared for the draft, his... agents didn’t know if he would even go high enough to stay in the draft. But 5 minutes into his first workout before the combine, his new trainer, Packie Turner, turned to them and said his college career was done. Turner knew he was a guaranteed lottery pick. “He’s gifted, man.” Only three years later, J Dub is taking over the NBA finals with creative, unstoppable moves. I spoke with Turner to break down how they built these moves and what made Williams a championship caliber playmaker so quickly. Read on The Athletic NBA below 👇👇👇show more

A MIRACLE BEFORE OUR EYES Meet Asaf. He was... critically injured three months ago when Hamas terrorists fired an RPG at the tank which he commanded. His three tank mates - Shlomi, Shoham, and Yuli - were all killed. Asaf suffered from burns over 85% of his body. He was in a coma for a few weeks. When Asaf woke up his first words were: “I must return to fighting in Gaza and I must go to the graves of my soldiers.” Yesterday, thanks to God, incredible doctors, and Asaf’s will to live and heal, he moved from the intensive care unit to the rehab unit. Asaf heard that his tank division was holding a ceremony to mark their leaving Gaza. He felt that he had to be there. WATCH to see the emotional moments when Asaf arrived at the ceremony and was greeted by his commanders and soldiers…show more

“You sleep on concrete for that long, and you... hate it while you’re there, but then, when you get back, you’re not used to it—the bed. I feel like I’m sinking into it.” Mark Swidan was imprisoned in China for 12 years on false charges. He tells his story for the first time to Peter Savodnik.show more

I walked into the children's home with one name... written on my heart. Ava. I had seen her photo weeks before — her soft smile, her almond-shaped eyes, the quiet strength in them. I told myself I was ready. Ready to be her mother. Ready to build a life together. But when they brought her into the room, she wasn't alone. She was holding someone's hand. A little boy stood beside her — same age, same shy eyes, fingers laced tightly through hers like he was anchoring himself to the only safe place he knew. "This is Lucas," the staff member said gently. "They've been inseparable since the day they met. If we try to separate them, they both fall apart." I watched them for only a few minutes, but it was enough. Lucas never let go. And Ava never asked him to. When she laughed, he looked at her first. When he shifted nervously, she squeezed his hand. It wasn't just friendship. It was safety. It was belonging. It was love in its purest, childlike form. And in that moment, I knew something deep and undeniable: If I took Ava and left Lucas behind, I wouldn't just be adopting one child - I would be breaking two hearts. So l asked the question that changed all of our lives. "What would it take to bring them home together?" The caseworker looked surprised. Then hopeful. Then emotional. The paperwork doubled. The responsibility doubled. The love? It multiplied in ways I can't even describe. On the drive home, they sat side by side in the backseat, still holding hands. Not afraid. Not anxious. Just calm. Like they knew. I walked in planning to adopt one child. I walked out with two souls who refused to be separated — and a family I didn't know I was meant to have. Sometimes you go looking for one miracle. And God places two in your hands. 💕show more

[AUGUST] [ FIRST ROLE ✦ BIRTH OF A NAME... ✦ CHA EUNWOO ] In August 2015, before ASTRO officially debuted, the web drama To Be Continued introduced a fresh face to viewers: Cha Eunwoo. This wasn’t just his acting debut. It was also the first time he used the name Cha Eunwoo. Originally chosen for his character in the drama, the name stuck, eventually becoming his official stage name. Though still a trainee, Eunwoo left an impression with his calm presence, visuals, and quiet charisma. Fans watching didn’t just see a rookie actor, They saw potential. Few knew his birth name was Lee Dongmin, but after To Be Continued aired on August 18, 2015, the name Cha Eunwoo began to spread. And it all began with a small drama… in a story To Be Continued. #CHAEUNWOO #차은우 CHA EUN-WOO OFFICIALshow more

IN MY OPINION If Mr. Miles Guo wants to... come out, I do believe that he has an option to make it happen - The question is, why doesn’t he do it ? Once he is released, he will give us an answer in a way that will be unexpected, which may lead to some need more questions while others might fully understand. In my mind, all I knew was that everything he did was because of the NFSC, not just for himself alone. He chose to suffer in order to show that the new Chinese people will be recognized and respected by the whole world. No one knows the detailed outcome of his case more than he does. Up to date, CCP isn’t focused on trying to keep him imprisoned for as long as possible anymore; instead, they are more concerned about how they can face him once he is released.show more

A poor old painter spent his days drawing portraits... on a busy street. One afternoon, a customer asked for a portrait. As the old man carefully painted, two police officers suddenly arrived. The customer panicked and ran away. The officers gathered the painter's canvases, brushes, and supplies, then asked the old man to come with them. Tears filled his eyes. He thought he had done something wrong. But when they stopped, he was shocked. They had brought him to a local art gallery. The officers had secretly shown his paintings to the gallery owner, who was amazed by his talent. For the first time in his life, the old painter saw his artwork hanging on gallery walls. He cried again-but this time, they were tears of joy.show more

HAPPENING NOW: Massive U.S.-Israeli airstrikes ROCK Tehran, Iran, as... President Trump tells The Atlantic that the country’s new leadership wants to talk to him and he plans to do so. “They want to talk, and I have agreed to talk, so I will be talking to them. They should have done it sooner. They should have given what was very practical and easy to do sooner. They waited too long,” Trump told The Atlantic in a phone call from his Mar-a-Lago club shortly before 9:30 a.m. The Atlantic: “Asked whether his conversation with the Iranians would happen today or tomorrow, Trump responded, ‘I can’t tell you that.’ He noted that some of the Iranians involved in negotiations in recent weeks were no longer alive. ‘Most of those people are gone. Some of the people we were dealing with are gone, because that was a big—that was a big hit,’ he told me. ‘They should have done it sooner, Michael. They could have made a deal. They should’ve done it sooner. They played too cute.’”show more

Whenever I see this many posts about me in... a row on someone’s page, I know I already won the debate before the first one even dropped. I like Alex, but he was wrong to imply Dave Portnoy was a pedophile. Alex does great work, but you don’t get to do a bunch of good things and then use your position of “pedo poacher” to slander someone as wanting to have sex with children just because you disagree with them. Alex lost my respect and some of his credibility when he did that. He was wrong, I called him out, now he’s spiraling and trying to slander me the same way because he knows he’s wrong. Stay mad bro 🤷🏻‍♂️show more

I don't even understand why people are surprised when... they hear Pavel say he fell in love first. Back at the Pit Babe auditions, he practically broke his neck trying to talk to Pooh. And during the test, he immediately faked a kiss with Pooh just to prove they had chemistry and should be chosen together. At that point, Pavel wasn't just focused on getting the role he was also making sure that that boy would end up as his partner. Everything was already part of the plan. And that video from P’Chod’s birthday, the one Pavel was recording? He only filmed it to get footage of Pooh. He already thought Pooh was cute back then he made sure to comment on Pooh’s post, and whenever they talked about how long they’ve known each other, Pooh would mention the auditions while Pavel would insist it was on P’Chod’s birthday. (He treasures the exact moment he first liked that boy, so he wasn't about to let the official story be rewritten.) He even said that when he finds someone cute or interesting, he doesn't say anything he secretly takes a picture to look at later. And in that video, he clearly calls Pooh by name. I really don’t need to expose this old cat here. #ppoohkt #pavelphoomshow more

Ray had been trying to act casual at the... vet’s front desk, filling out one last form while Milo pressed his body against his jeans like he didn’t want even an inch of space between them. They had only been together for three weeks, but the dog already followed him from room to room, waited outside the bathroom door, and slept with one paw touching the side of Ray’s bed. The rescue had told Ray that Milo was sweet, but scared of being left behind. His last family hadn’t been cruel. They just couldn’t keep him after a move, and the handoff had happened in a place that smelled a lot like this one. Bright lights. Hard floors. A counter. Paperwork. People talking over his head while his whole world changed without warning. Milo had done fine in the exam room at first. He let the vet check his ears, stood still for the scale, and only tucked his tail when someone closed a door too loudly down the hall. Ray kept one hand near his collar the whole time, telling him he was doing good, and for a while that seemed to be enough. Then they walked back to the front desk. Ray reached for his wallet. The receptionist asked a question about follow-up care. A jar of dog treats sat on the counter, and someone’s printer started humming behind the desk. Milo looked around, saw Ray facing away from him, and something in him changed. He sat down behind Ray’s leg and wrapped both front paws around it. Ray felt the weight first. Then he heard the small whine, so quiet it almost got lost under the clinic noise. When he looked down, Milo was staring up at him with those worried eyes, holding on like the floor might open if he let go. For a second, Ray didn’t say anything. Then he put his hand on Milo’s head and rubbed him gently, right there in the middle of the lobby. The dog leaned harder into his leg, still holding on, still not sure what was happening. Ray turned a little toward the person filming and smiled, but his eyes had already softened. “I sure do love this boy,” he said. Milo didn’t understand vet bills or follow-up appointments. He didn’t know they were only there for a checkup, or that Ray had already bought his food, washed his blanket, and made room for him at home. All he knew was that they were standing at another counter, and counters had taken people away before. This time, the hand on his head stayed. Ray kept petting him until Milo’s breathing slowed, then looked back down at him and gave the smallest shake of his head, the kind people do when something gets them more than they expected. That dog wasn’t trying to be cute. He was asking, in the only way he knew how, not to be left behind again.show more

Ray had been trying to act casual at the... vet’s front desk, filling out one last form while Milo pressed his body against his jeans like he didn’t want even an inch of space between them. They had only been together for three weeks, but the dog already followed him from room to room, waited outside the bathroom door, and slept with one paw touching the side of Ray’s bed. The rescue had told Ray that Milo was sweet, but scared of being left behind. His last family hadn’t been cruel. They just couldn’t keep him after a move, and the handoff had happened in a place that smelled a lot like this one. Bright lights. Hard floors. A counter. Paperwork. People talking over his head while his whole world changed without warning. Milo had done fine in the exam room at first. He let the vet check his ears, stood still for the scale, and only tucked his tail when someone closed a door too loudly down the hall. Ray kept one hand near his collar the whole time, telling him he was doing good, and for a while that seemed to be enough. Then they walked back to the front desk. Ray reached for his wallet. The receptionist asked a question about follow-up care. A jar of dog treats sat on the counter, and someone’s printer started humming behind the desk. Milo looked around, saw Ray facing away from him, and something in him changed. He sat down behind Ray’s leg and wrapped both front paws around it. Ray felt the weight first. Then he heard the small whine, so quiet it almost got lost under the clinic noise. When he looked down, Milo was staring up at him with those worried eyes, holding on like the floor might open if he let go. For a second, Ray didn’t say anything. Then he put his hand on Milo’s head and rubbed him gently, right there in the middle of the lobby. The dog leaned harder into his leg, still holding on, still not sure what was happening. Ray turned a little toward the person filming and smiled, but his eyes had already softened. “I sure do love this boy,” he said. Milo didn’t understand vet bills or follow-up appointments. He didn’t know they were only there for a checkup, or that Ray had already bought his food, washed his blanket, and made room for him at home. All he knew was that they were standing at another counter, and counters had taken people away before. This time, the hand on his head stayed. Ray kept petting him until Milo’s breathing slowed, then looked back down at him and gave the smallest shake of his head, the kind people do when something gets them more than they expected. That dog wasn’t trying to be cute. He was asking, in the only way he knew how, not to be left behind again.show more