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Vinícius Júnior scored twice early, with Matheus Cunha adding a third, as Brazil topped Group C with a 3-0 win over Scotland on Thursday in Miami. Pre-game buzz came from Vó Bahiana's viral dream of alien ships invading in the 38th minute of the second half, amplified by memes and even a satirical airport post. No UFOs showed up, leaving fans relieved and the internet full of jokes about the flop.

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Brazilian psychic Vó Bahiana tearfully predicted UFOs abducting players like Neymar right at Hard Rock Stadium—but kickoff brought only soccer under clear skies.

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A viral question from Fastbreak Hoops sparked discussions on whether Michael Jordan would dominate today's NBA. Users are divided, with some arguing he would average 40-50 points due to weaker defense and more freedom of movement, while others claim modern athleticism and taller wings would limit him. Arguments reference Jordan's career 30 PPG average in a hand-checking era, his poor 3-point shooting, and comparisons to LeBron James and current stars like SGA and Giannis.

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On April 30, Leo contacted Virgin for a broken outside cable repair, but an agent insisted on a new two-year deal with obsolete 360 TV boxes and streaming ones. Despite engineer visits, the service failed, and when Leo demanded a return to his working April 2025 contract, the CEO's assistant offered £200 but refused, citing discontinued boxes. Dozens shared matching complaints of aggressive upsells and poor service, amid Virgin's top ranking in Ofcom broadband complaints. Leo plans to escalate to the ombudsman with recordings, rallying others against what he sees as a push to ad-filled streaming.

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Ben Leo called Virgin Media to fix a simple cable issue, only to get pushed into a faulty new contract he couldn't escape. His story uncovered a wave of similar customer headaches.

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Vogue Korea's digital editor Kwon Minji reached out to Collins' agent on Valentine's Day, seeking a muse who embodied the era's spirit—Yeonjun fit perfectly with his cool yet flexible vibe. Their Paris collaboration during Miu Miu's Fall/Winter 2026 show earned rare approval from Miuccia Prada, blending Yeonjun's boyish charm with cinematic backdrops. The 'VOGUE SALON: Frame—Yeonjun by Petra Collins' exhibition in Seoul from June 12 to 21 showcased the results, from daytime ease to midnight surrealism, highlighting his rise as a high-fashion star.

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A simple email sparked instant chemistry between TXT's Yeonjun and photographer Petra Collins, turning a Paris trip into a magical 16mm film shoot.

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The montage, posted by Cody Kakpo on Thursday, shows Bayern Munich's 'Der Titan' shoving players, wiping saliva off a forward's face, and unleashing fury during matches from his 1994-2008 career. Kahn anchored eight Bundesliga titles, the 2001 Champions League win, and Germany's 2002 World Cup final run, earning the only Golden Ball ever for a goalkeeper. Fans cherish his raw passion, from collar-grabs with defenders to post-match rants like 'Eier, wir brauchen Eier!', though some recall darker moments like injuring Rangers' Michael Mols in 1999.

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Oliver Kahn charges out, roaring at teammates and opponents alike, in a 44-second clip that captures his wild intensity on the pitch.

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On April 30, Leo contacted Virgin for a broken outside cable repair, but an agent insisted on a new two-year deal with obsolete 360 TV boxes and streaming ones. Despite engineer visits, the service failed, and when Leo demanded a return to his working April 2025 contract, the CEO's assistant offered £200 but refused, citing discontinued boxes. Dozens shared matching complaints of aggressive upsells and poor service, amid Virgin's top ranking in Ofcom broadband complaints. Leo plans to escalate to the ombudsman with recordings, rallying others against what he sees as a push to ad-filled streaming.

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Ben Leo called Virgin Media to fix a simple cable issue, only to get pushed into a faulty new contract he couldn't escape. His story uncovered a wave of similar customer headaches.

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The UC Santa Barbara junior right-hander threw a complete-game shutout on 108 pitches, allowing just two hits, no walks, and striking out 12 in the Gauchos' 1-0 win Thursday at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium. UCSB scored its lone run early, and Flora preserved it against a Highlanders team that stranded few threats, dropping his ERA to 1.03 with 115 strikeouts over 87 1/3 innings. A Golden Spikes and Dick Howser semifinalist, the No. 4-ranked 2026 MLB Draft prospect from Pleasanton thrilled fans and scouts with his mid-90s fastball and sharp breaking pitches, boosting UCSB's 34-16 record as playoffs near.

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Jackson Flora gripped the ball and stared down UC Riverside hitters, mowing them down one by one in a tense pitcher's duel that had fans on edge.

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The UC Santa Barbara junior right-hander threw a complete-game shutout on 108 pitches, allowing just two hits, no walks, and striking out 12 in the Gauchos' 1-0 win Thursday at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium. UCSB scored its lone run early, and Flora preserved it against a Highlanders team that stranded few threats, dropping his ERA to 1.03 with 115 strikeouts over 87 1/3 innings. A Golden Spikes and Dick Howser semifinalist, the No. 4-ranked 2026 MLB Draft prospect from Pleasanton thrilled fans and scouts with his mid-90s fastball and sharp breaking pitches, boosting UCSB's 34-16 record as playoffs near.

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Jackson Flora gripped the ball and stared down UC Riverside hitters, mowing them down one by one in a tense pitcher's duel that had fans on edge.

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The TV series 'Normal People', adapted from Sally Rooney's novel and starring Paul Mescal as Connell and Daisy Edgar-Jones as Marianne, premiered six years ago. Social media users are marking the anniversary.

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The TV series 'Normal People', adapted from Sally Rooney's novel and starring Paul Mescal as Connell and Daisy Edgar-Jones as Marianne, premiered six years ago. Social media users are marking the anniversary.

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The Manchester United trio let loose at Akon's concert on Thursday night, captured on video hyping the crowd amid purple lights before chatting backstage. Fans loved the display of team spirit from the £66 million striker Šeško, energetic right-back Dalot, and defender Martínez, especially as one posted, 'Some team's players are knocking out each other while my club players are enjoying Akon together.' It comes just before Saturday's Premier League match against Sunderland, with most seeing it as harmless fun to boost morale under interim boss Michael Carrick now that Champions League football is secured.

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Benjamin Šeško, Diogo Dalot, and Lisandro Martínez traded training pitches for pulsing beats, dancing wildly in the Co-op Live crowd with grins and high-fives all around.

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On May 24, 2026, Tehran's Revolutionary Court under Judge Abolqasem Salavati sentenced Milad Armoun, Navid Najaran, Seyed Mohammad Mehdi Hosseini, and Mehdi Imani to death for 'corruption on earth' or 'enmity against God,' charges stemming from clashes during the Woman, Life, Freedom protests after Mahsa Amini's death. This came days after a criminal court acquitted Najaran of murder, reduced Armoun's sentence to five years plus blood money, and eased penalties for others, citing weak evidence in the death of Basij member Arman Aliverdi. Defense lawyers report torture-tainted confessions, denied court access, and procedural flaws, while human rights groups condemn the dual-track trials as a way to impose political executions. Appeals remain possible amid Iran's 613 executions this year, with advocates urging global pressure to intervene.

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Four young men from Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood now face the gallows, even after a criminal court just days ago cleared them of murder charges linked to 2022 protests.

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The 39-year-old South African dancer, known for reaching Strictly Come Dancing's first same-sex final with John Whaite in 2021, brings Finally Home to UK and Ireland theatres from April 1 to June 13, 2027. Expect dazzling choreography blending ballroom, South African rhythms, and pop anthems in a feel-good party honoring his path from a township in Zamdela Sasolburg to global stardom. The tour starts at Wycombe Swan, hits spots like Manchester Palace Theatre and London Palladium, and ends in Cardiff—with presales live now and general tickets from 10am June 24. Radebe promises joy and fun, saying he's just getting started.

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Johannes Radebe's got that sparkle dialed up: after Strictly history and Kinky Boots triumph, he's launching a massive tour to celebrate his journey home.

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Daniel Mulhall argues that Suad Mooge, a Somali-born Irish citizen born in Ireland, qualifies as Irish, citing James Joyce's Ulysses. Critics contend that Irishness requires ethnic heritage or ancestry beyond citizenship by birth and question her eligibility for the Rose of Tralee contest, which is traditionally for Irish citizens or those of Irish descent. Discussions distinguish between nationality, ethnicity, and cultural ties.

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On May 19, +972 Magazine announced it will release a Hebrew edition of Rooney's *Intermezzo* next month, partnering with Local Call and November Books, the only Israeli publisher vetted by PalFest as fully BDS-compliant—no settlement operations, no state funding, and endorsement of Palestinian rights. The project consulted PACBI and excludes pre-orders from settlements, aiming to clarify BDS guidelines amid growth and backlash. While supporters like Haggai Matar see it as advancing the movement's nuance, critics including Mohammed El-Kurd call it a loophole that eases pressure on Israel during the Gaza war.

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Sally Rooney, a vocal BDS supporter, once turned down a major Israeli publisher over military ties—now a small independent house steps up to bring her latest novel to Hebrew readers.

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The 39-year-old South African dancer, known for reaching Strictly Come Dancing's first same-sex final with John Whaite in 2021, brings Finally Home to UK and Ireland theatres from April 1 to June 13, 2027. Expect dazzling choreography blending ballroom, South African rhythms, and pop anthems in a feel-good party honoring his path from a township in Zamdela Sasolburg to global stardom. The tour starts at Wycombe Swan, hits spots like Manchester Palace Theatre and London Palladium, and ends in Cardiff—with presales live now and general tickets from 10am June 24. Radebe promises joy and fun, saying he's just getting started.

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Johannes Radebe's got that sparkle dialed up: after Strictly history and Kinky Boots triumph, he's launching a massive tour to celebrate his journey home.

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The Manchester United trio let loose at Akon's concert on Thursday night, captured on video hyping the crowd amid purple lights before chatting backstage. Fans loved the display of team spirit from the £66 million striker Šeško, energetic right-back Dalot, and defender Martínez, especially as one posted, 'Some team's players are knocking out each other while my club players are enjoying Akon together.' It comes just before Saturday's Premier League match against Sunderland, with most seeing it as harmless fun to boost morale under interim boss Michael Carrick now that Champions League football is secured.

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Benjamin Šeško, Diogo Dalot, and Lisandro Martínez traded training pitches for pulsing beats, dancing wildly in the Co-op Live crowd with grins and high-fives all around.

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On May 24, 2026, Tehran's Revolutionary Court under Judge Abolqasem Salavati sentenced Milad Armoun, Navid Najaran, Seyed Mohammad Mehdi Hosseini, and Mehdi Imani to death for 'corruption on earth' or 'enmity against God,' charges stemming from clashes during the Woman, Life, Freedom protests after Mahsa Amini's death. This came days after a criminal court acquitted Najaran of murder, reduced Armoun's sentence to five years plus blood money, and eased penalties for others, citing weak evidence in the death of Basij member Arman Aliverdi. Defense lawyers report torture-tainted confessions, denied court access, and procedural flaws, while human rights groups condemn the dual-track trials as a way to impose political executions. Appeals remain possible amid Iran's 613 executions this year, with advocates urging global pressure to intervene.

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Four young men from Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood now face the gallows, even after a criminal court just days ago cleared them of murder charges linked to 2022 protests.

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Daniel Mulhall argues that Suad Mooge, a Somali-born Irish citizen born in Ireland, qualifies as Irish, citing James Joyce's Ulysses. Critics contend that Irishness requires ethnic heritage or ancestry beyond citizenship by birth and question her eligibility for the Rose of Tralee contest, which is traditionally for Irish citizens or those of Irish descent. Discussions distinguish between nationality, ethnicity, and cultural ties.

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On May 19, +972 Magazine announced it will release a Hebrew edition of Rooney's *Intermezzo* next month, partnering with Local Call and November Books, the only Israeli publisher vetted by PalFest as fully BDS-compliant—no settlement operations, no state funding, and endorsement of Palestinian rights. The project consulted PACBI and excludes pre-orders from settlements, aiming to clarify BDS guidelines amid growth and backlash. While supporters like Haggai Matar see it as advancing the movement's nuance, critics including Mohammed El-Kurd call it a loophole that eases pressure on Israel during the Gaza war.

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