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BTS reinstated the song 'Please' in their concert setlist after performing 'One More Night' exclusively at the Busan concert. 'One More Night' was a special addition unique to the Busan show, temporarily replacing or competing with 'Please'.

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In ENHYPEN's 'Eat Sleep EN Dive' Episode 4, 'Good bye AUS,' the group wrapped their Australian trip with breakfast chats, pool games, and a boozy billiards showdown where loser Ni-ki made Sunoo drink repeatedly. Tipsy chaos followed: Sunoo dropped ice cream into his ramen without noticing, Ni-ki tumbled dramatically, and Sunghoon trolled with a birthday photo of a kneeling Sunoo held up by leader Jungwon. Sunoo later laughed it off in a Weverse Live, saying he only drinks hard around safe people and remembers nothing of the night, highlighting the group's tight bond.

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Sunoo downed shot after shot in a billiards bet with Ni-ki, then collapsed on the couch declaring it 'so comfortable' before passing out under a blanket.

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In ENHYPEN's 'Eat Sleep EN Dive' Episode 4, 'Good bye AUS,' the group wrapped their Australian trip with breakfast chats, pool games, and a boozy billiards showdown where loser Ni-ki made Sunoo drink repeatedly. Tipsy chaos followed: Sunoo dropped ice cream into his ramen without noticing, Ni-ki tumbled dramatically, and Sunghoon trolled with a birthday photo of a kneeling Sunoo held up by leader Jungwon. Sunoo later laughed it off in a Weverse Live, saying he only drinks hard around safe people and remembers nothing of the night, highlighting the group's tight bond.

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Sunoo downed shot after shot in a billiards bet with Ni-ki, then collapsed on the couch declaring it 'so comfortable' before passing out under a blanket.

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In ENHYPEN's 'Eat Sleep EN Dive' Episode 4, 'Good bye AUS,' the group wrapped their Australian trip with breakfast chats, pool games, and a boozy billiards showdown where loser Ni-ki made Sunoo drink repeatedly. Tipsy chaos followed: Sunoo dropped ice cream into his ramen without noticing, Ni-ki tumbled dramatically, and Sunghoon trolled with a birthday photo of a kneeling Sunoo held up by leader Jungwon. Sunoo later laughed it off in a Weverse Live, saying he only drinks hard around safe people and remembers nothing of the night, highlighting the group's tight bond.

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Sunoo downed shot after shot in a billiards bet with Ni-ki, then collapsed on the couch declaring it 'so comfortable' before passing out under a blanket.

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The 14-track ARIRANG, released March 20, draws from Korean heritage like the folk song it's named for, with themes of roots and resilience. Lead single 'Swim' debuted at No. 1—BTS's seventh there—while tracks like 'Body to Body' at No. 25 and 'Hooligan' at No. 35 filled the top 70, marking a historic sweep. The 1:38 interlude 'No. 29,' featuring the 1,300-year-old Divine Bell of King Seongdeok, gained enough streams and sales to chart but was ruled ineligible, sparking fan memes like 'JUSTICE FOR NO. 29' and jokes about its power.

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BTS returned from military service with ARIRANG, landing 'Swim' at No. 1 and 12 other songs across the Hot 100—then fans rallied for the ancient bell interlude that almost joined them.

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The 14-track ARIRANG, released March 20, draws from Korean heritage like the folk song it's named for, with themes of roots and resilience. Lead single 'Swim' debuted at No. 1—BTS's seventh there—while tracks like 'Body to Body' at No. 25 and 'Hooligan' at No. 35 filled the top 70, marking a historic sweep. The 1:38 interlude 'No. 29,' featuring the 1,300-year-old Divine Bell of King Seongdeok, gained enough streams and sales to chart but was ruled ineligible, sparking fan memes like 'JUSTICE FOR NO. 29' and jokes about its power.

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BTS returned from military service with ARIRANG, landing 'Swim' at No. 1 and 12 other songs across the Hot 100—then fans rallied for the ancient bell interlude that almost joined them.

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Brazilian influencer Vó Bahiana, with 24 million followers, posted a tearful video predicting that aliens would descend on the Brazil vs. Scotland World Cup match in Miami and abduct players and fans. Someone placed a $1.1 million bet on Polymarket against an alien abduction occurring during the match.

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During Sunday's 5-4 comeback win over the Brewers at Target Field, Twins staff spotted fans in 'outdated' Correa gear—traded to the Astros last summer in a salary dump—and handed out free Buxton jerseys. The team's social media called it an upgrade, delighting most fans who joked about a full exchange program while a few called the shade petty. Buxton, the team's anchor through 2028, stays central amid rebuild talks as Minnesota pays $10 million yearly to offload Correa's contract.

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Grinning fans in Carlos Correa jerseys got the surprise of the game when Twins staff leaned over seats with crisp Byron Buxton replacements, high-fives flying amid the cheers.

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Seattle Sounders FC dominated St. Louis CITY SC 4-1 at Lumen Field, with captain Cristian Roldan scoring twice off Albert Rusnák corners in the first half for a 2-0 lead. Rusnák added a penalty kick early in the second, and sub Osaze De Rosario sealed it late, while Eduard Löwen volleyed a consolation for St. Louis in stoppage time. Roldan earned Man of the Match for his goals and eight recoveries, boosting Seattle to 5-1-1 and their seventh straight win over St. Louis before 30,596 fans.

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Cristian Roldan leaped high to head in the opener, then volleyed home a stunner from another corner—his brace lighting up renovated Lumen Field on Saturday night.

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Seattle Sounders FC dominated St. Louis CITY SC 4-1 at Lumen Field, with captain Cristian Roldan scoring twice off Albert Rusnák corners in the first half for a 2-0 lead. Rusnák added a penalty kick early in the second, and sub Osaze De Rosario sealed it late, while Eduard Löwen volleyed a consolation for St. Louis in stoppage time. Roldan earned Man of the Match for his goals and eight recoveries, boosting Seattle to 5-1-1 and their seventh straight win over St. Louis before 30,596 fans.

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Cristian Roldan leaped high to head in the opener, then volleyed home a stunner from another corner—his brace lighting up renovated Lumen Field on Saturday night.

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Flamengo defeated Columbus Crew 2-0 in a CONMEBOL Club World Cup group stage match at the Mile High venue in Denver, Colorado. Bruno Henrique scored one of the goals in the victory that started Flamengo's group stage campaign.

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In recent posts, evolutionary behavioral scientist Gad Saad ponders why 'deeply leftist professors' show 'unhinged hate' toward his humor, unlike soldiers and truckers from the 'muscular classes.' He attributes it to academia's 'herd mentality' among conforming types envious of his fame, bestselling books like The Parasitic Mind, and honey badger mindset. Supporters praise his critiques of woke culture; critics call him pompous or rightward-drifting. Saad, who fled Lebanon's civil war and now teaches in the U.S. after leaving Montreal over antisemitism, highlights tensions between ivory towers and everyday workers.

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Professor Gad Saad shares a stark divide: truckers and soldiers cheer his bold style, while some leftist academics unleash sharp criticism.

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In recent posts, evolutionary behavioral scientist Gad Saad ponders why 'deeply leftist professors' show 'unhinged hate' toward his humor, unlike soldiers and truckers from the 'muscular classes.' He attributes it to academia's 'herd mentality' among conforming types envious of his fame, bestselling books like The Parasitic Mind, and honey badger mindset. Supporters praise his critiques of woke culture; critics call him pompous or rightward-drifting. Saad, who fled Lebanon's civil war and now teaches in the U.S. after leaving Montreal over antisemitism, highlights tensions between ivory towers and everyday workers.

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Professor Gad Saad shares a stark divide: truckers and soldiers cheer his bold style, while some leftist academics unleash sharp criticism.

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