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In Ryan Coogler's vampire horror Sinners, set in the Jim Crow-era South, Lindo plays Delta Slim, fighting alongside twins portrayed by Michael B. Jordan; the film grossed $368 million and snagged a record 16 Oscar nominations. Fans highlight his early Spike Lee roles in Malcolm X, Crooklyn, and Clockers, with one sharing his fiery WestIndianArchie clip that's drawing big views. As Sinners surges in Best Picture contention after an ACE Eddie win, challenging One Battle After Another, admirers remind everyone Lindo has shone for decades.

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Delroy Lindo's blues musician Delta Slim delivers a pivotal monologue in Sinners that fans can't stop sharing. At 73, the veteran actor is getting fresh love for his 35-year legacy in Black cinema.

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Posts on X sarcastically compare Minnesota to conflict zones and sanctioned countries such as Gaza, Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran, suggesting it could soon become a viable vacation destination. Users joke about avoiding Minnesota due to its perceived issues, likening it to Somali pirates or unsafe areas. The discussion revolves around humorous reactions to a statement or image listing these locations as potential tourist spots in 'incredible times.'

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FOX Sports launched the twice-weekly digital series 'SPEED WITH HARVICK AND BUXTON' on Monday, hosted by 2014 NASCAR champion Kevin Harvick and FOX's lead IndyCar voice Will Buxton. Filmed in the hallowed SPEED studio closed since 2013, the show covers NASCAR recaps, IndyCar previews, F1, and more, with episodes on YouTube, podcasts, and FS1 encores. Fans shared nostalgic memories from man caves to GIFs, while execs hailed it for connecting open-wheel and stock car enthusiasts across motorsports.

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Stepping into the original SPEED studio after years shut down, Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton geeked out over the iconic logo that once united race fans for nearly two decades.

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In the Kyiv metro in Kyiv, Ukraine, soldiers on leave assaulted a man with dyed hair and nails, punching and kicking him while telling him 'You can’t flaunt this while we are at war.' The incident was captured on video.

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Released on February 25, 1987, as the final single from her blockbuster album True Blue, 'La Isla Bonita' blended flamenco guitar, castanets, and Spanish lyrics for Madonna's first Latin pop venture. Co-written by Madonna, Patrick Leonard, and Bruce Gaitsch after Michael Jackson passed on the instrumental demo, it topped charts worldwide including the UK and hit No. 4 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The Mary Lambert-directed video, featuring a teenage Benicio del Toro as an extra, has racked up over a billion YouTube views and keeps drawing fans sharing clips and lyrics on its anniversary.

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Picture Madonna in a fiery red flamenco gown, dreaming of San Pedro's sun-soaked streets—today marks 39 years since that vivid single dropped.

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On his podcast 'Sale y se acaba,' Baerga said Bad Bunny paid the costs, but the Houston Astros and New York Mets denied permission for the 2026 World Baseball Classic due to injury risks and high insurance demands. Correa cited his past ailments and a $200 million contract, while Lindor backed out after elbow surgery, leaving Puerto Rico's roster without its captain and short on star power. Fans reacted with anger, calling the teams classless, as the island defends its 2017 title amid the clash between national pride and MLB business.

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Bad Bunny stepped up to cover insurance for Puerto Rican stars Carlos Correa and Francisco Lindor, hoping they'd join Team Puerto Rico. Hall of Famer Carlos Baerga shared the news, revealing the teams blocked them anyway.

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In a Tennis TV interview before defending his Acapulco title, Alexander Zverev said he lost the Australian Open semifinal to Carlos Alcaraz because he ran out of gas in the fifth set, while noting Alcaraz got 'physical breaks' from cramping issues in earlier sets. The January 30 match lasted five hours and 27 minutes—the longest AO semifinal ever—with Alcaraz winning 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(3), 6-7(4), 7-5 after treatments for cramps and a leg problem. Zverev brushed off the loss as a strong run overall, shared plans to play more aggressively this offseason, and kicked off Acapulco with a sharp 6-2, 6-4 win over Corentin Moutet, daughter Mayla cheering from the stands.

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Zverev had match point in hand during that epic five-set semifinal, but exhaustion hit hard as Alcaraz battled through cramps.

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Rescuer Niall Harbison of Happy Doggo stayed by Bowie's side during her midnight birth of six healthy puppies, nursing them all back to health on Koh Samui. The pups found local homes, while spayed and thriving Bowie landed with a forever family in snowy Germany, complete with two dog siblings. Recent videos capture her pure bliss rolling in the snow, a transformation Harbison calls one of his happiest rescues. Her story, alongside brother Prince's, highlights efforts against Thailand's street dog crisis through rescues and international adoptions.

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Bowie, the starving pregnant husky left on a scorching Thai construction site, now bounds joyfully through snow in Germany, her blue eyes sparkling with a doggy grin.

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Journalist Ben Jacobs revealed on The United Stand podcast that club officials held internal talks about the 53-year-old Spaniard, whose contract runs until the 2026 World Cup. This follows Ruben Amorim's sacking in January, with interim boss Michael Carrick unbeaten in the Premier League so far and earning Manager of the Month. Other names on the list include Julian Nagelsmann and Roberto De Zerbi, though fans heavily oppose Martínez, citing his Everton and Belgium records, while showing more enthusiasm for Nagelsmann.

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Manchester United's board has quietly discussed Portugal coach Roberto Martínez as a potential summer hire, stirring surprise amid their ongoing search.

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Journalist Ben Jacobs revealed on The United Stand podcast that club officials held internal talks about the 53-year-old Spaniard, whose contract runs until the 2026 World Cup. This follows Ruben Amorim's sacking in January, with interim boss Michael Carrick unbeaten in the Premier League so far and earning Manager of the Month. Other names on the list include Julian Nagelsmann and Roberto De Zerbi, though fans heavily oppose Martínez, citing his Everton and Belgium records, while showing more enthusiasm for Nagelsmann.

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Manchester United's board has quietly discussed Portugal coach Roberto Martínez as a potential summer hire, stirring surprise amid their ongoing search.

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