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At Hospital Luxemburgo in Belo Horizonte, Lula announced R$89.3 million in investments to expand oncology services while chatting soccer with a child, riffing on Neymar's calf injury that's kept him sidelined since late May despite his World Cup call-up. The 'home office' joke, drawn from a viral meme, highlighted fan frustrations over the 34-year-old star's fitness after an ACL tear in 2023, with some praising the banter and others calling it unfair to a national icon. As Brazil pushes for knockouts without Neymar on the pitch, the clip racked up millions of views worldwide.

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Grinning at a young fan's shout of 'Neymar!', Brazil's President Lula quipped back: 'He's not even playing, dude—the first home office player in the world.' The remark landed amid cheers and some backlash.

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In a 27-minute video, Michelle Bolsonaro stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was rude, disrespected her, and told her she did not understand politics after she opposed the PL party's alliance with Ciro Gomes in Ceará. She claimed he mistreated, humiliated, and excluded her as president of PL Mulher. The public dispute involves Flávio Bolsonaro, the PL's presidential pre-candidate, amid family tensions.

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Cape Verde qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup last October by topping CAF Group D, becoming the second-smallest nation to reach the finals with a population of about 600,000. They're drawn in Group H against Spain in Atlanta on June 15, Uruguay in Miami on June 21, and Saudi Arabia in Houston on June 26—all cities with strong Cape Verdean communities. A video of stylish supporters chatting and posing has drawn nearly 5,000 likes, blending soccer anticipation with admiration for their vibe and the team's diaspora stars like MLS players Steven Moreira and C.J. Dos Santos.

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A group of confident Cape Verdean women posed in team shirts and sunglasses outside a U.S. stadium, capturing the island nation's first-ever World Cup excitement.

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Acquired by the Los Angeles Lakers in February 2025 in exchange for Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and a 2029 first-round pick, Dončić has urged the front office to build a championship roster this summer of 2026. He specifically calls for shooters and athletic centers who excel in pick-and-rolls, high jumps for lobs, and shot-blocking. The Lakers are targeting restricted free agents like Jalen Duren and Walker Kessler, while navigating a thin center market and decisions around LeBron James' future at age 42. With free agency starting June 30, GM Rob Pelinka's moves will shape their contention window amid high fan expectations.

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Fresh off a blockbuster trade from Dallas, Luka Dončić isn't holding back—he wants shooters and a rim-running big to chase rings now.

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Directed by Cyrus Nowrasteh and written by Bolsonaro's former culture secretary Mário Frias, the movie frames Bolsonaro as a political underdog who overcame Brazil's divisions to win the presidency. Filming began in October 2025 across Brazil, the U.S., and Mexico, with a leaked trailer showing Caviezel ripping out hospital tubes to a slowed 'Survivor' cover. The $12 million production faces backlash over funding tied to arrested banker Daniel Vorcaro, crew complaints, and regulatory issues, as supporters praise it while critics decry it as hagiography for the convicted ex-leader. Set for September 11, 2026 release amid Brazil's elections, the film blends political thriller elements with Caviezel's intense portrayal.

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Jim Caviezel steps into the role of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, capturing his dramatic 2018 rise and near-fatal stabbing in the upcoming film Dark Horse.

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After securing a domestic double and the permanent job on June 11, 74-year-old Martin O’Neill plans to strengthen every key position: a new goalkeeper, left-back, centre-half, midfielders, wingers, and at least two strikers. Uruguayan left-back Saracchi, 28, impressed on loan from Boca Juniors with 27 appearances despite injury, and Boca is open to a £2million permanent deal as he's now surplus there. With Celtic down a dozen players from retirements, sales, and loan returns, O’Neill—Parkhead hero from 2000-05—aims to reset the squad fast ahead of pre-season, sparking fan calls to 'bring him home.'

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Celtic fans still cheer Marcelo Saracchi's attacking flair from the bench in that title-clinching Hearts win. Now, boss Martin O’Neill wants him back for good as the first piece of a major rebuild.

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In Globo's 9 p.m. novela Três Graças, Grazi Massafera's icy Arminda shifts from schemer to killer by pushing Otávio Müller's comedic Célio to his death. The gossipy character anchors the show's humor with his building crew antics, and his exit around episode 100 has fans cheering the bold move or mourning the laughs. Author Aguinaldo Silva hinted at the drama months ago, nodding to iconic moments in Brazilian soap history, as viewers await if Arminda escapes justice.

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Villain Arminda finally gets her hands dirty, shoving nosy neighbor Célio down the mansion stairs around episode 100. It's her first direct kill, echoing classic novela drama like Nazaré Tedesco's famous tumble.

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