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Perhaps the most unpredictable award of the Oscars evening, Best Actor ultimately went to Michael B. Jordan for ‘Sinners.’ “God is good,” the actor declared as he took the stage Sunday night to accept his Oscar. He went on to thank all the actors who paved the way for his win, including Denzel Washington, whom he has repeatedly said in interviews has inspired his career choices. Jordan’s win is particularly impressive considering that young actors rarely win this award. Jordan broke out early in prestige television shows like ‘The Wire’ and ‘Friday Night Lights,’ but it was Ryan Coogler who set him on his movie-star trajectory when he cast him as the lead in his Sundance film ‘Fruitvale Station.’ See more highlights from Oscars 2026 here:
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Perhaps the most unpredictable award of the Oscars evening, Best Actor ultimately went to Michael B. Jordan for ‘Sinners.’ “God is good,” the actor declared as he took the stage Sunday night to accept his Oscar. He went on to thank all the actors who paved the way for his win, including Denzel Washington, whom he has repeatedly said in interviews has inspired his career choices. Jordan’s win is particularly impressive considering that young actors rarely win this award. Jordan broke out early in prestige television shows like ‘The Wire’ and ‘Friday Night Lights,’ but it was Ryan Coogler who set him on his movie-star trajectory when he cast him as the lead in his Sundance film ‘Fruitvale Station.’ See more highlights from Oscars 2026 here:

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NEW: Graham Platner releases video moments after Politico dropped a report claiming he s*xually assaulted a woman he previously dated. 41-year-old Maine resident Jenny Racicot told the outlet that Platner forced himself on her. "I remember him grabbing my pelvis and being really forceful of me. I remember the specific moment where I thought to myself, like, 'This is no longer my choice,'" Racicot said. Racicot says an intoxicated Platner let himself into her home uninvited before carrying out the alleged assault. She says she repeatedly told him to stop. After the encounter, Racicot says she cut off communication with Platner. Platner denies the allegations but now says he is "taking the time to reflect" on his candidacy.
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In Dustin Lynch’s “Thinking ‘Bout You” he sings, “And that one time in Baton Rouge when we made out in the rain”. Since I lived there I told him I’d check up on his girl. Turns out the lyric actually touches on two sore spots. The first is his high school sweetheart moved to Baton Rouge after finishing school to be a teacher, and… He was sucker punched by an LSU baseball player in Baton Rouge during a night out partying. I guess he had more than one reason to hope his dad’s Florida Gators pulled off the win in Omaha! Our bad but, #GeauxTigers Pivot Podcast from Jack Daniel's #BatonRouge #ThePivot #ThinkingBoutYou #DustinLynch
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184,209 views • 4 months ago

"And he had to go join some mfs!" Kenyon Martin finally keeps it all the way a buck about Lebron, during a discussion where B. Jennings tried claiming Melo vs Bron was not a rivalry beyond the first couple of years. Kenyon knows just like Shad knows, just like them goofy niggas they lab with everyday know, JUST LIKE BRON AND HIS STANS KNOW, buddy HAD TO quit and run and join other great players to win, whereas other GREATER players endured to win without selling their soul and cheating the game. But I've always stood on this: If LeBron had stayed and gutted out JUST ONE CHAMPIONSHIP in Cleveland, that ONE would hold more weight and legacy that the four that he has via superteams he quit repeatedly to run around the league joining. And Melo and Bron was a rivalry right up until LeBron stole JR Smith and Iman Shumpert, who Melo was building a winner in NY with, to add to his already superteam in Cleveland. Weakass dude had to play with EVERYBODY but y'all want us to pretend that he grinded for his. FOH! I clipped this from 2RAW4TV's commentary. Go check his vid & commentary out here + like & sub:
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41,473 views • 7 months ago

Check My Stats! Playoff LeBron has long since been the guy who you can tell that when he can't lift his team to victory, is just playing for stats so that afterwards, he can say "look at my stats, it wasn't my fault" Ty Lue confirmed what we all knew when he revealed that at halftime of G7 of the 2016 Finals, the most important game in LeBron's life, he was ready to quit and when Lue demanded more from him so that they could win, LeBron immediately pointed to his stats.. "Look at my stats, it's not my fault" Even though Adam Silver had given him the corrupt suspension of Draymond and young Kyrie had given him the performance of a career, dude was ready give up on his team because he knew that in the aftermath, his fans and media would use his stats to absolve him. -2017 and 2018, they got swept but "look at Bron stats" -2014 and 2015, they got rinsed off but "look at Bron stats" -2009 and 2010, he failed badly to meet Kobe in the Finals despite being heavily favored and having back to back league best records... but "look at Bron stats" That's why he's always finessed the game and played for numbers. It allows him to fake and hack "greatness" with fans who don't know or care about the integrity of the game, and media who want to push propaganda for content & ratings. But those of us who watched him shrink and quit so many times know better because we've seen real greatness and that's why the fake goat debate has failed so miserably in year 23. Here's Uncut Hoops, a year and a half ago, placing a magnifying glass on LeBron's use of stats to fake greatness.
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Check My Stats! Playoff LeBron has long since been the guy who you can tell that when he can't lift his team to victory, is just playing for stats so that afterwards, he can say "look at my stats, it wasn't my fault" Ty Lue confirmed what we all knew when he revealed that at halftime of G7 of the 2016 Finals, the most important game in LeBron's life, he was ready to quit and when Lue demanded more from him so that they could win, LeBron immediately pointed to his stats.. "Look at my stats, it's not my fault" Even though Adam Silver had given him the corrupt suspension of Draymond and young Kyrie had given him the performance of a career, dude was ready give up on his team because he knew that in the aftermath, his fans and media would use his stats to absolve him. -2017 and 2018, they got swept but "look at Bron stats" -2014 and 2015, they got rinsed off but "look at Bron stats" -2009 and 2010, he failed badly to meet Kobe in the Finals despite being heavily favored and having back to back league best records... but "look at Bron stats" That's why he's always finessed the game and played for numbers. It allows him to fake and hack "greatness" with fans who don't know or care about the integrity of the game, and media who want to push propaganda for content & ratings. But those of us who watched him shrink and quit so many times know better because we've seen real greatness and that's why the fake goat debate has failed so miserably in year 23. Here's Uncut Hoops, a year and a half ago, placing a magnifying glass on LeBron's use of stats to fake greatness.

Apex Jones

65,122 views • 8 months ago

🚨WOW!!! A woman spotted a 64-year-old Navy veteran limping across an airport tarmac on hurting knees while caring for his 90-year-old mama in hospice Then over 6,000 strangers raised $180,000 so he can finally retire, get knee surgery, and care for his 90-year-old mama. That woman she flew back and hand-delivered the check to his door. ❤️ His name is James Blair. He served in the United States Navy from 1980 to 1990. He sat on a carrier with planes loaded, twenty minutes from launching against Iran during the hostage crisis, waiting on President Reagan's word. He came home and never stopped working. LAX for 13 years and then John Wayne Airport for 20 more years. He has been fueling planes, moving stairs, in rain or shine. "I've been doing this job for 20 years... and I just didn't think anybody actually cared." The work destroyed his knees, but he kept going. His plan? "Work until I physically can't." Because his 90-year-old mother is in hospice... and he takes care of her and pay the bills. Then on May 21, a Utah woman named LaCinda Thackeray looked out the gate window and saw him limping on his hurt knees outside of her airplane window. She was flying home from a funeral, carrying her own grief, but saw James limping and she filmed him and asked the internet: "Does anyone know this man? "Watching him work so hard, he could barely move... I know there has to be a way we can help him retire." MILLIONS watched the video and then 6,000 strangers from all over the world donated more than $180,000. Then LaCinda flew BACK to California and knocked on his door with the check. "I'm at a loss for words," he said. His mama's hospice care is covered. His knee surgery is coming. And a veteran who thought nobody cared just found out SIX THOUSAND people do. GOD BLESS James Blair and GOD BLESS LaCinda Thackeray. THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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🚨WOW!!! A woman spotted a 64-year-old Navy veteran limping across an airport tarmac on hurting knees while caring for his 90-year-old mama in hospice Then over 6,000 strangers raised $180,000 so he can finally retire, get knee surgery, and care for his 90-year-old mama. That woman she flew back and hand-delivered the check to his door. ❤️ His name is James Blair. He served in the United States Navy from 1980 to 1990. He sat on a carrier with planes loaded, twenty minutes from launching against Iran during the hostage crisis, waiting on President Reagan's word. He came home and never stopped working. LAX for 13 years and then John Wayne Airport for 20 more years. He has been fueling planes, moving stairs, in rain or shine. "I've been doing this job for 20 years... and I just didn't think anybody actually cared." The work destroyed his knees, but he kept going. His plan? "Work until I physically can't." Because his 90-year-old mother is in hospice... and he takes care of her and pay the bills. Then on May 21, a Utah woman named LaCinda Thackeray looked out the gate window and saw him limping on his hurt knees outside of her airplane window. She was flying home from a funeral, carrying her own grief, but saw James limping and she filmed him and asked the internet: "Does anyone know this man? "Watching him work so hard, he could barely move... I know there has to be a way we can help him retire." MILLIONS watched the video and then 6,000 strangers from all over the world donated more than $180,000. Then LaCinda flew BACK to California and knocked on his door with the check. "I'm at a loss for words," he said. His mama's hospice care is covered. His knee surgery is coming. And a veteran who thought nobody cared just found out SIX THOUSAND people do. GOD BLESS James Blair and GOD BLESS LaCinda Thackeray. THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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382,623 views • 12 days ago

Tom Brady takes you “inside the helmet” and reveals what he said to himself when his team was down 28–3 in Super Bowl 51. He shared this lesson with a room full of Georgetown graduates, leaving them with something to remember for hard times: “I’m taking you inside my helmet at a very vulnerable time in my life and one of the biggest moments of my life.” “And that inner self-talk that people talk about, that should be positive — you know what I said?” “I said to myself, ‘DON’T BE A LITTLE B*TCH. Go out there and fight your ass off.’” “Whether you win or lose, fight to the end.” The greatest comeback in Super Bowl history started with Tom Brady telling himself not to be a “little b*tch” and fighting until the very end.
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Tom Brady takes you “inside the helmet” and reveals what he said to himself when his team was down 28–3 in Super Bowl 51. He shared this lesson with a room full of Georgetown graduates, leaving them with something to remember for hard times: “I’m taking you inside my helmet at a very vulnerable time in my life and one of the biggest moments of my life.” “And that inner self-talk that people talk about, that should be positive — you know what I said?” “I said to myself, ‘DON’T BE A LITTLE B*TCH. Go out there and fight your ass off.’” “Whether you win or lose, fight to the end.” The greatest comeback in Super Bowl history started with Tom Brady telling himself not to be a “little b*tch” and fighting until the very end.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

122,136 views • 1 month ago

── Letters from Midsummer 《盛夏来信》 Li Youlin x Dong Yueyu Binge-watched this last night, and it was such a sweet slow-burn romance filled with everyday warmth and affection. The way their relationship develops is so well written, taking them from strangers, to friends, to lovers in the most natural way He suffers from a hereditary disease but initially hides it from her because he's planning to end his life in three months. His mother and younger brother both died from the same illness, and his condition leaves him unable to stand for long periods due to weakness in his legs. But when she and her family learn about his illness, they don't abandon him—instead, they shower him with even more love and care. He's calm, gentle, and kind, while she's optimistic, cheerful, independent, and strong. She truly becomes his salvation, helping him find hope again. They both have their own wonderful qualities, so it makes perfect sense why they're drawn to each other. Their interactions are incredibly sweet, especially when he's already fallen for her but keeps acting cool and aloof—it's both adorable and hilarious. I couldn't stop smiling while watching them 😆 After they officially get together, she thinks he no longer wants to die. But then she discovers that he's still planning to go through with it. He even writes a will, leaving everything to her. Furious, she writes a breakup letter and leaves. He lets her go because he still believes that short-term pain is better than long-term suffering. But afterward, he starts imagining her becoming a rich widow after his death, spending his money on new boyfriends every day and burning paper money for him during festivals. Suddenly, he doesn't want to die anymore 🤣🤣 060终于有好本子了，董玥妤也特别可爱
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── Letters from Midsummer 《盛夏来信》 Li Youlin x Dong Yueyu Binge-watched this last night, and it was such a sweet slow-burn romance filled with everyday warmth and affection. The way their relationship develops is so well written, taking them from strangers, to friends, to lovers in the most natural way He suffers from a hereditary disease but initially hides it from her because he's planning to end his life in three months. His mother and younger brother both died from the same illness, and his condition leaves him unable to stand for long periods due to weakness in his legs. But when she and her family learn about his illness, they don't abandon him—instead, they shower him with even more love and care. He's calm, gentle, and kind, while she's optimistic, cheerful, independent, and strong. She truly becomes his salvation, helping him find hope again. They both have their own wonderful qualities, so it makes perfect sense why they're drawn to each other. Their interactions are incredibly sweet, especially when he's already fallen for her but keeps acting cool and aloof—it's both adorable and hilarious. I couldn't stop smiling while watching them 😆 After they officially get together, she thinks he no longer wants to die. But then she discovers that he's still planning to go through with it. He even writes a will, leaving everything to her. Furious, she writes a breakup letter and leaves. He lets her go because he still believes that short-term pain is better than long-term suffering. But afterward, he starts imagining her becoming a rich widow after his death, spending his money on new boyfriends every day and burning paper money for him during festivals. Suddenly, he doesn't want to die anymore 🤣🤣 060终于有好本子了，董玥妤也特别可爱

biee🎐*:.⋆°

20,026 views • 1 month ago

Vladimir Guerrero jr recalls meeting Denzel Washington at Dodgers stadium and getting schooled in life; (Translated and written by Master Flip) I’ve seen almost every Denzel Washington movie from my era onward, though I haven’t caught his earlier classics yet. Then came the 2022 MLB All Star Game at Dodger Stadium. We were out there, and the teams’ translator, Tito, suddenly says, “Denzel’s here.” I was like, “Who’s Denzel?” He goes, “Denzel Washington.” I laughed it off. “Stop playing, bro, you’re always joking.” But he insisted, “I’m serious, he’s in the clubhouse right now.” I dropped everything mid practice and took off running. I couldn’t find a bat for him to sign, so I just grabbed the practice hat I was wearing and said, “Here, sign this for me.” We snapped a quick picture together too. When I shook his hand, he looked right at me and said, “Ahh, Vladdy Jr., huh?” I was stunned he actually knew my name! Then he added, “God bless you, and remember something; to win, you have to lose.” 🎥 Yancen Pujols
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Vladimir Guerrero jr recalls meeting Denzel Washington at Dodgers stadium and getting schooled in life; (Translated and written by Master Flip) I’ve seen almost every Denzel Washington movie from my era onward, though I haven’t caught his earlier classics yet. Then came the 2022 MLB All Star Game at Dodger Stadium. We were out there, and the teams’ translator, Tito, suddenly says, “Denzel’s here.” I was like, “Who’s Denzel?” He goes, “Denzel Washington.” I laughed it off. “Stop playing, bro, you’re always joking.” But he insisted, “I’m serious, he’s in the clubhouse right now.” I dropped everything mid practice and took off running. I couldn’t find a bat for him to sign, so I just grabbed the practice hat I was wearing and said, “Here, sign this for me.” We snapped a quick picture together too. When I shook his hand, he looked right at me and said, “Ahh, Vladdy Jr., huh?” I was stunned he actually knew my name! Then he added, “God bless you, and remember something; to win, you have to lose.” 🎥 Yancen Pujols

Master Flip 🇩🇴

65,955 views • 5 months ago

We’ve been taught to think about depression as a chemical imbalance… But after more than 15 years studying the gut, Tim Spector believes the real starting point might be somewhere else entirely. My team asked Tim to come back on because the impact of his previous episodes was remarkable. Tim is a world-renowned scientist and co-founder of ZOE. I had gut problems for four years and just assumed I was broken. That’s until I looked into my gut health properly with ZOE. It was so game changing for me that I became an investor in the business. Tim’s career has been quite the evolution. He began his career studying twins but over time, that research led him to something much bigger - the microbiome. Food, inflammation, and how those forces shape almost every part of how we feel. Tim’s mum is 93 and has been in a care home for seven years. She has advanced dementia and she no longer recognises him. That moment forced him to stop and question everything he thought he knew about ageing and the hidden forces that shape our brain. And as he looked deeper, the science kept pointing in the same direction - the gut. We’re living longer, but we’re not living better. We have more information than ever, but we’re still tired and confused as to why. For decades we’ve been told that everything starts in the brain - but Tim no longer believes that.
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We’ve been taught to think about depression as a chemical imbalance… But after more than 15 years studying the gut, Tim Spector believes the real starting point might be somewhere else entirely. My team asked Tim to come back on because the impact of his previous episodes was remarkable. Tim is a world-renowned scientist and co-founder of ZOE. I had gut problems for four years and just assumed I was broken. That’s until I looked into my gut health properly with ZOE. It was so game changing for me that I became an investor in the business. Tim’s career has been quite the evolution. He began his career studying twins but over time, that research led him to something much bigger - the microbiome. Food, inflammation, and how those forces shape almost every part of how we feel. Tim’s mum is 93 and has been in a care home for seven years. She has advanced dementia and she no longer recognises him. That moment forced him to stop and question everything he thought he knew about ageing and the hidden forces that shape our brain. And as he looked deeper, the science kept pointing in the same direction - the gut. We’re living longer, but we’re not living better. We have more information than ever, but we’re still tired and confused as to why. For decades we’ve been told that everything starts in the brain - but Tim no longer believes that.

Steven Bartlett

21,000 views • 6 months ago