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Viktor, known as 'The Orange PFP Guy,' ended his role as Global Community Lead at TON Foundation on May 19 after years of fostering growth alongside collaborators like ZenithTON and Jacob. Telegram founder Pavel Durov is now taking direct control, following his May 4 announcement that Telegram will become TON's primary driver and largest validator, shifting focus to technical upgrades like near-zero fees and Catchain 2.0. Community members shared deep gratitude for Viktor's energy in onboarding creators and building culture, while he plans to stay involved covering news and supporting projects—calling this just the beginning for $TON.

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At just 28, Viktor signed off from leading TON's global community with a heartfelt post, thanking the team that built the ecosystem into a tight-knit family.

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Durov, based in the UAE, praised Dubai's zero personal income tax and strong air defenses that intercepted over 550 ballistic missiles, 29 cruise missiles, and 2,200 drones since late February 2026 amid Iran-UAE tensions. The strikes caused 13 deaths and 230 injuries, mostly from debris, including recent incidents in early May that injured workers but saw the city quickly return to normal. While crypto fans and expats cheer the safety and low taxes over Europe's high rates, critics point to slumping real estate prices and call the hype tone-deaf amid the human toll.

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After Iranian missiles lit up the sky, Dubai's streets filled with traffic again—proof for Telegram's Pavel Durov that it's the perfect haven for ambitious people.

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The luxury brand launched its Summer Takeover at The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, running through July 31 with a pop-up shop featuring High Summer and Summer 2026 collections, bespoke ice lollies, wellness sessions, and photo booths. Global ambassador Bright Vachirawit headlined in sleek black leather, joined by Thai actors like Santa Pongsaphak and Joong Archen, K-pop's Hwasa, and more, all dancing to DJ sets amid rooftop cocktails and pool parties. Fans shared clips of Bright splashing in Burberry swim shorts, calling it the hottest summer check-in as the event blends British heritage with Bangkok's vibrant energy.

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Burberry blanketed Bangkok's The Standard hotel in sunny yellow House Check patterns, turning pool loungers and tuk-tuks into a British-tropical playground that drew stars like Bright Vachirawit.

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The Israel Defense Forces identified dozens of Hezbollah weapons sites and command posts in the southern Lebanese village of Beit Lif, calling it a violation of the November 2024 ceasefire. Local residents denied the claims and requested Lebanese army protection, which deployed patrols hours later. The accusations coincide with IDF strikes on suspected storage facilities in nearby Deir Kifa, Shehour, Tayr Filsay, and Aynata after evacuation warnings.

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Just 3.5 km from Israel's border, IDF troops uncover Hezbollah headquarters hidden in Lebanese homes next to schools.

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During an event referred to as 'fromm 260402,' ATEEZ member Yeosang assigned fellow members Wooyoung to the Frozen character Olaf the snowman and San to Sven the reindeer. Fans shared videos and images of Wooyoung acting like Olaf, including walking and shaking.

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Manchester United confirmed Jadon Sancho, Casemiro, and Tyrell Malacia will leave as free agents after their contracts expire this month, following the 2025/26 season retained list submission. Sancho, signed for £73 million in 2021, scored just 12 goals in 83 games amid loans and a fallout with Erik ten Hag; Casemiro departs after 160 appearances, two trophies, and a likely move to Inter Miami; Malacia made 50 outings despite knee injuries. The classy club statement thanked them as 'Once a Red, always a Red,' clearing high wages for manager Michael Carrick's rebuild ahead of Europa League action.

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Casemiro's warm farewell on Instagram—'Forever a Red Devil'—captured the bittersweet end to his United chapter, while fans breathed relief over Sancho's departure.

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The 23-year-old USMNT international joins FC Utrecht from VfL Wolfsburg on a one-year deal through 2027, with options for two more seasons, replacing Souffian El Karouani. After breaking out with D.C. United and scoring four goals in 65 Bundesliga games, injuries limited him to just 10 appearances over the last two years—but Paredes called the move a 'complete circle' since Utrecht nearly signed him earlier. With his pace and dribbling suiting the left wing-back role under new boss Marco Correia, this Eredivisie switch offers consistent minutes to rebuild his form ahead of USMNT World Cup prep, much like Paxten Aaronson and Taylor Booth.

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Kevin Paredes, the speedy Virginia native with a 703 tattoo, grinned in Utrecht's locker room, his new No. 30 jersey nearby and the American flag draped over him.

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The Brazilian teen, fresh off beating Novak Djokovic, outlasted two-time finalist Casper Ruud 7-5, 7-6(10-8), 5-7, 6-2 in a nearly four-hour battle on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Fonseca fired 43 winners, sealed tight sets early, and powered through the fourth despite controversy in a second-set tiebreak over a disputed line call. He's the first Brazilian man in the Roland Garros quarters since Kuerten in 2004 and faces teen Jakub Mensik next in an all-youth matchup with the draw wide open.

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Nineteen-year-old João Fonseca pumped his fist after clinching a gritty four-set win over Casper Ruud, with three-time champ Gustavo Kuerten cheering from the stands.

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During Sweden's 8-6 loss to Canada on February 14 in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Eriksson claimed Kennedy touched the granite part of his stone after releasing the handle, breaking curling's delivery rules before the hog line. Officials reviewed video but upheld the call, sparking a heated exchange where Kennedy told Eriksson to 'f–k off,' later calling his words regrettable. Canada accused Sweden of a premeditated camera setup, which they denied, while World Curling affirmed on-ice decisions are final and updated umpire positions for better views amid tournament complaints.

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In the tense world of Olympic curling, Sweden's Oskar Eriksson locked eyes with Canada's Marc Kennedy after spotting what he called a clear rules violation on the ice.

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Fulham came from behind to beat Burnley 3-1 at Craven Cottage, with Jiménez converting his record 14th straight Premier League penalty despite protests over his pauses and backward steps—moves allowed by IFAB Law 14. Burnley saw no grounds for complaint, per former referee Keith Hackett, as Fulham rose to eighth. In Serie A, Juventus drew 1-1 with Sassuolo after Locatelli's 87th-minute penalty was saved by keeper Arijanet Murić, sparking questions over coach Luciano Spalletti's choice to override Kenan Yıldız.

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Raúl Jiménez dropped to his knees in tears after burying a controversial stutter-step penalty, pointing skyward in memory of his late father. Across Europe, Juventus fumed as Manuel Locatelli's blast handed away a late point.

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In the first leg of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup Final at Stadion pod Bijelim Brijegom, Zrinjski Mostar defeated rivals Velež 1-0 thanks to Bilbija's close-range strike in the 38th minute. Before the match, Zrinjski supporters booed the national anthem and chanted vulgar rejections of Bosnia in favor of Croatia, a display rooted in the region's ethnic tensions from the 1990s war. While most Zrinjski players turned their backs, Bosniak defender Kerim Memija stood respectfully, joined by two referees, as Velež players honored the flag. The second leg looms next week, with Velež needing just one goal to turn the tie.

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Zrinjski captain Nemanja Bilbija slotted home the winner, but the real drama unfolded before kickoff when home fans drowned out Bosnia's anthem with defiant chants.

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