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The (G)I-DLE member has been offered—or reportedly confirmed for—the lead role of Semi, daughter of a powerful conglomerate chairman who revels in stirring unease. Royal Camp expands the Bitch X Rich universe with new tensions between an illegitimate heir and the school's reigning queen, set at a sophomore camp. Fans eagerly await her 'cool girl' transformation in the thriller series, which debuted on Wavve in 2023 and streams on Netflix, while her agency has yet to confirm details.

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Cho Mi-yeon steps into the spotlight as Semi, the icy princess ruling Cheongdam International High School's elite transfer camp.

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BTS announced its first-ever concerts in Belgium at King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels on July 1 and 2, both of which sold out with capacities of over 50,000 attendees per night. The group becomes the first Asian act to perform at the stadium, Belgium's largest.

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Blackpool kicked off their 2026/27 League One preparations by bringing in forward Dion Charles on a season-long loan from rivals Huddersfield Town. Charles, who started at Blackpool's academy before being released young, shone under Evatt at Bolton with 57 goals in 149 games but struggled at Huddersfield with just four goals in 55 appearances. He steps in to replace Ashley Fletcher and joins attackers like Jake Beesley, bringing over 70 League One goals from his career. Fans are excited, with the club teasing the signing as their first summer coup, while Huddersfield sees it as a fresh start for the curly-haired forward entering his contract's final year.

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Dion Charles is heading home to Blackpool, the club where he first kicked a ball as a kid in their academy. Now 30, the Northern Ireland striker reunites with coach Ian Evatt, who knows exactly how to unlock his scoring touch.

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The royal procession opened Friday's racing at Ascot Racecourse, where Venetian Sun won the Commonwealth Cup at 50/1 and Precise took the Coronation Stakes for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Libertango upset the Albany Stakes at 6/1, and Opportunity claimed the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes. Style stood out too, with Baroness Floella Benjamin in her 40-year-old feathered hat and Henry Cavill arriving in classic morning dress alongside partner Natalie Viscuso.

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla waved from their open carriage, kicking off Day 4 of Royal Ascot amid cheers and sunny skies.

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Faulkner, who led Factory's $50 million Series B last year and sat on its board, announced Tuesday she's leaving New England Associates to join the AI startup full-time. With six years building AI systems at Meta and Thrasio, she sees Factory's Droids—autonomous agents for coding, testing and security—as the fix for engineers buried in tech debt and understaffing. CEO Matan Grinberg called her hire unprecedented, comparing it to rare investor-to-startup leaps, while Factory also added AI veteran Lila Tretikov to its board amid aggressive hiring.

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Madison Faulkner spent years spotting AI talent as a top VC. Now she's jumping ship to build with one of her bets firsthand.

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Fans marked #LizzieWeek2026 starting around June 7 with daily prompts like alternate universes, resilience themes, baby Liz flashbacks, and a birthday finale for Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Young from Chloe Walsh's Boys of Tommen series. Highlights include Hunger Games crossovers with Hughie as Everlark, Percy Jackson mashups, and gothic AUs, all celebrating Lizzie's raw journey through bipolar disorder, family struggles, and her bond with Hughie in the 2025 book Releasing 10. Her unfiltered humanity—messy, fierce, unbreakable—resonates deeply, turning fans' pain into shared power as the Cork rugby saga continues to grow.

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Picture a bloodied Lizzie rising in a moonlit forest beside her glowing deer spirit animal, tightrope-walking life's toughest blows. That's the kind of heartfelt art fans are sharing this week.

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At Monday's WWE Raw, former NXT Champion Oba Femi declared his pursuit of the King of the Ring crown and a potential SummerSlam title shot against Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns, drawing massive cheers and chants from a full house. Jey Uso interrupted with 'Yeet' energy, sparking a heated exchange where Femi warned, 'When you shoot, don’t miss. Because if you do, I’ll destroy you. And if you don’t, I’ll still destroy you.' Tuesday's SmackDown struggled with under 6,500 fans in the 20,000-capacity venue, empty sections, high ticket prices over £150, a UK heatwave, and competition from an advertised England soccer match screening.

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Oba Femi strode into London's O2 Arena like a king in waiting, owning the mic and sending the packed crowd into a frenzy with his bold King of the Ring vow.

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The de Havilland Dragon biplane, piloted by Aer Lingus captains Brendan Bruton and Mark Dalton, departed Weston Airport near Dublin at 10:16 a.m., tracing the original path over Wales before landing in Bristol after 2 hours and 40 minutes. Back on May 27, 1936, the first Iolar flight from nearby Baldonnel Aerodrome marked Ireland's start in commercial aviation with just one plane and 12 staff. CEO Lynne Embleton called it the 'beginning of our DNA,' celebrating the airline's growth to over 100 destinations amid cheers from aviation enthusiasts and spotters.

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Ninety years ago, a single biplane named Iolar carried newspapers and passengers from Ireland to Bristol, launching Aer Lingus. This morning, that same route came alive again with the restored aircraft soaring under clear skies.

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In a thrilling All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 1 match, Louth rallied from behind to beat Dublin 4-18 to 1-24, securing Round 2A while sending the Dubs to the losers' path. James Maguire's two quick goals flipped the game early in the second half, with Ciaran Byrne and Craig Lennon's late strike sealing the win despite Dublin's fightback led by Con O'Callaghan and Cormac Costello. Louth manager Gavin Devlin hailed his team's response after a prior loss, as wild celebrations erupted among fans at the low-attendance 16,160 crowd.

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Trailing by six at halftime, Louth unleashed three second-half goals to shatter Dublin's dominance after 53 years.

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In a thrilling All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 1 match, Louth rallied from behind to beat Dublin 4-18 to 1-24, securing Round 2A while sending the Dubs to the losers' path. James Maguire's two quick goals flipped the game early in the second half, with Ciaran Byrne and Craig Lennon's late strike sealing the win despite Dublin's fightback led by Con O'Callaghan and Cormac Costello. Louth manager Gavin Devlin hailed his team's response after a prior loss, as wild celebrations erupted among fans at the low-attendance 16,160 crowd.

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Trailing by six at halftime, Louth unleashed three second-half goals to shatter Dublin's dominance after 53 years.

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Dundalk FC overturned an early 1-0 deficit against Bohemians, with Danny Mullen equalizing in the 22nd minute before Kenny's stunning strike clinched a 2-1 win on Friday night at Dalymount Park. Despite finishing with 10 men after Ryan McDaid's late red card, the Lilywhites held firm to leap into third place on 35 points in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division. Player of the Match Kenny said post-match, 'We deserve to win,' while manager Ciarán Kilduff added, 'If we can keep going like that, anything is possible.' Bohemians fans booed their team off after a poor second half.

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Eoin Kenny's 25-yard rocket in the 77th minute turned the tide, sealing a gritty comeback that sent Dundalk fans into raptures.

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The 9/1 shot, ridden by Dylan Browne McMonagle for trainer Joseph O'Brien, claimed the Group 3 Cashel Palace Hotel Derby Trial Stakes over 1m 2f at Leopardstown on Sunday, earning €60,000. Owned by Aziz Kheir's syndicate and Kevin Blake—who named the colt after boxer James J. Braddock—it confirmed stamina for Classic races after a strong late surge on good ground. O'Brien praised the three-year-old's toughness despite ground concerns, now eyeing the Epsom Derby on June 7 as bookies cut odds from 100/1 to 25/1.

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In a heart-pounding finish, James J Braddock dug deep to edge hot favorite Pierre Bonnard by a short head, leaving connections speechless with joy.

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In a recent post, Crowe explained that the 156-minute unrated version adds crucial emotional depth, expanded battles, and character moments that the 140-minute theatrical release lost. He shared how the film started as a Sheriff of Nottingham story before evolving into a generational tale inspired by Green Man mythology. Fans are thrilled, calling it vindication for the gritty epic that reunited Crowe and Ridley Scott after Gladiator, now streaming on Prime Video and Max.

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Russell Crowe just reminded everyone why the director's cut of his 2010 Robin Hood feels like the real deal—with 17 minutes of heartfelt scenes trimmed from theaters.

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In a thrilling All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 1 match, Louth rallied from behind to beat Dublin 4-18 to 1-24, securing Round 2A while sending the Dubs to the losers' path. James Maguire's two quick goals flipped the game early in the second half, with Ciaran Byrne and Craig Lennon's late strike sealing the win despite Dublin's fightback led by Con O'Callaghan and Cormac Costello. Louth manager Gavin Devlin hailed his team's response after a prior loss, as wild celebrations erupted among fans at the low-attendance 16,160 crowd.

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Trailing by six at halftime, Louth unleashed three second-half goals to shatter Dublin's dominance after 53 years.

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The 9/1 shot, ridden by Dylan Browne McMonagle for trainer Joseph O'Brien, claimed the Group 3 Cashel Palace Hotel Derby Trial Stakes over 1m 2f at Leopardstown on Sunday, earning €60,000. Owned by Aziz Kheir's syndicate and Kevin Blake—who named the colt after boxer James J. Braddock—it confirmed stamina for Classic races after a strong late surge on good ground. O'Brien praised the three-year-old's toughness despite ground concerns, now eyeing the Epsom Derby on June 7 as bookies cut odds from 100/1 to 25/1.

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In a heart-pounding finish, James J Braddock dug deep to edge hot favorite Pierre Bonnard by a short head, leaving connections speechless with joy.

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