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Released June 20, 2025, as the second single from their EP Beautiful Chaos, 'Gabriela' hit No. 21 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 16 on the Global 200, charting for 28 weeks on Hot 100 and a full year on Global 200—the longest for any female group this decade. It earned a historic Grammy nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, the first for a female group since 2012, plus Best New Artist nods, platinum certifications in the US, Canada, and New Zealand, and over 296 million YouTube performance views. Fans celebrated the anniversary with stats and nostalgia, amid hopes for Manon Bannerman's return from her health hiatus and buzz for the upcoming EP WILD on August 14.

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One year ago today, KATSEYE dropped 'Gabriela,' and the six members lit up a neon mansion with fierce dances in sleek gowns. That sultry track launched them to global stardom.

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Jungkook slapped Jimin's butt once, then twice more while holding the microphone close to amplify the sound for the stadium audience. The playful interaction occurred as Jimin positioned himself in front of Jungkook on stage. Fans shared videos and live clips highlighting the moment and its audible impact.

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Jungkook slapped Jimin's butt once, then twice more while holding the microphone close to amplify the sound for the stadium audience. The playful interaction occurred as Jimin positioned himself in front of Jungkook on stage. Fans shared videos and live clips highlighting the moment and its audible impact.

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Jungkook slapped Jimin's butt once, then twice more while holding the microphone close to amplify the sound for the stadium audience. The playful interaction occurred as Jimin positioned himself in front of Jungkook on stage. Fans shared videos and live clips highlighting the moment and its audible impact.

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Ludwig van Beethoven died at 56 after a life of musical genius despite deafness and illness, composing masterpieces like Symphony No. 9's 'Ode to Joy.' On the 199th anniversary of his death, musicians like cellist Steven Isserlis shared thoughts on his unfinished works, fans posted creative art and grave photos, and even wrestling clips nodded to his entrance theme. Live events mark the day, from Warsaw's Easter Festival concert to Bonn's Beethoven-Haus gathering and London's Philharmonia Orchestra performance.

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On March 26, 1827, Beethoven shook his fist at a stormy Vienna sky and whispered, 'Applause, friends, the comedy is over.' Nearly 200 years later, his defiant spirit still echoes in tributes worldwide.

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Stray Kids members Bang Chan, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Seungmin, Lee Know, Jeongin, and Felix shared selfies with fans on StaySelcaDay using hashtags #SSD and #StaySelcaDay. The photos featured the members in various outfits and settings such as leather, hoodies, and glasses, with themes like twinning and cozy aesthetics.

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HawkEye 360, a Herndon, Virginia company founded by military veterans, priced its IPO at $26 per share and raised $416 million. Shares under ticker HAWK opened at $33.50, hit $34.23, and closed near $34, up 31% despite a dip in broader space stocks. The firm uses low-Earth orbit satellites to detect radio frequency emissions from ships and vehicles, providing geolocation data to U.S. agencies for maritime awareness and counter-piracy. Investors celebrated the milestone, highlighting growing demand for defense-oriented space tech amid global tensions.

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CEO John Serafini and his team rang the NYSE opening bell amid cheers, marking a triumphant start for the space-based intelligence firm.

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Texas Highway Patrol Trooper Sergio Romero died Wednesday afternoon in a crash on U.S. Highway 287 near Childress while attempting a traffic stop. The 27-year-old, who had served nine months with DPS after prior time at the Hall County Sheriff's Office, was the 244th DPS officer killed in the line of duty since 1823. DPS Director Colonel Freeman Martin praised his courage and devotion, while Governor Greg Abbott ordered flags lowered to half-staff; tributes from lawmakers, law enforcement nationwide, and groups like the 100 Club of Houston poured in to support his family.

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Sergio Romero, just 27, was stopping traffic on a Texas highway when a semi-trailer pulled out in front of him. In an instant, a young father and dedicated trooper was gone, leaving his wife and two sons behind.

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In March 2026, 18-year-old Israel Flores Ortiz, an undocumented Salvadoran enrolled as an 11th-grader at Fairfax High School, was arrested for groping at least 13 girls in crowded hallways. A judge convicted him on nine misdemeanor counts in April, sentencing him to about 135 days in jail with time served, plus probation and evaluation. Sheriff Stacey Kincaid's office rejected an ICE detainer per its 2018 policy, which requires a judicial warrant and treats detainers as voluntary, notifying ICE of his projected late-summer release instead. Critics from conservatives to DHS label it a sanctuary approach endangering communities, while Kincaid insists it upholds due process amid her reelection bid.

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A high school hallway turned nightmare for over a dozen girls when an undocumented student grabbed them between the legs. Months later, renewed anger targets the sheriff's refusal to hold him for ICE.

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The Brazilian defender, who rose through Fluminense's youth ranks and previously played for AC Milan, PSG, and Chelsea, rejoined on a free transfer to chase success in the Brasileirão and Copa Libertadores. His deep club bond shines through two prior spells, including a 2024 return that ended early for a Porto stint aimed at World Cup hopes. Fans and football voices celebrated the move, with the club's announcement drawing over 31,000 likes, while Fluminense eyes a deep Libertadores run with their mid-table star anchored by Silva's experience.

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Thiago Silva, the 41-year-old legend fans call 'O Monstro,' is back home at Fluminense for a third time, signing until December 2026 after leaving Porto.

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The Brazilian defender, who rose through Fluminense's youth ranks and previously played for AC Milan, PSG, and Chelsea, rejoined on a free transfer to chase success in the Brasileirão and Copa Libertadores. His deep club bond shines through two prior spells, including a 2024 return that ended early for a Porto stint aimed at World Cup hopes. Fans and football voices celebrated the move, with the club's announcement drawing over 31,000 likes, while Fluminense eyes a deep Libertadores run with their mid-table star anchored by Silva's experience.

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Thiago Silva, the 41-year-old legend fans call 'O Monstro,' is back home at Fluminense for a third time, signing until December 2026 after leaving Porto.

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The club triggered a €2.5 million release clause to bring 45-year-old Demichelis from relegated RCD Mallorca, where he had extended his contract weeks earlier, signing him to a two-year deal until 2028. Werner, who rebuilt the squad and guided Leipzig back to Europe's elite competition in his one season, was let go for 'new ideas and a different approach' ahead of bigger challenges, a move backed by Red Bull soccer head Jürgen Klopp. Demichelis, a former Bayern Munich defender with a title-winning stint at River Plate, promises bold, intense football to inspire Leipzig fans and blend youth like Benjamin Šeško for Champions League runs.

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Just five days after a third-place finish earned Champions League spots, RB Leipzig moved on from Ole Werner. Now, they're betting on Argentine Martín Demichelis to bring fresh fire.

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Local artist Abigail Rudkin, a 25-year-old Liverpool fan, created the massive canvas commissioned by Salah's wife Magi. It shows Salah holding the Premier League trophy, crowned with scarves like 'You'll Never Walk Alone,' Egyptian flags, and his No. 11 legacy. The tribute came after Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Brentford to end the 2025-26 season, marking Salah's mutual free transfer exit despite his contract running to 2027. Rudkin reflected that her 17-year-old self from when Salah signed would never believe he'd own one of her pieces.

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Right after Mohamed Salah's last match at Anfield, his wife and daughters surprised him with a vibrant painting capturing his nine years of glory as the Egyptian King.

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The 25-year-old Albanian international moves from League Two rivals Chesterfield to Leyton Orient for an undisclosed fee, marking the O's third pre-season signing. Dobra scored 39 goals in 165 appearances over four seasons with the Spireites, including top-scorer honors in their 2023-24 National League title win and player of the year in League Two last term. Chesterfield shared a classy farewell, while Dobra thanked fans for their support in a heartfelt statement. Leyton Orient boss Richie Wellens praised his energy and goal threat, as fans welcome the creative midfielder they've craved.

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Armando Dobra waved goodbye to Chesterfield after four memorable years, capping his time with a promotion title and now joining Leyton Orient to bring his flair to League One.

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On November 30, 2023, during a book launch in Rome, former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said the EU must 'become a State' to overcome fragmented rules and a small internal market driving companies to the U.S. Critics fear it would strip national sovereignty and create an undemocratic superstate, with some calling for a 'NEXIT' like Brexit. Supporters argue unity would make Europe a superpower with 500 million people, combining Germany's economy, France's nuclear power, and shared markets, energy, and defense—though polls show only 38% of Europeans back deeper integration on security.

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Back in 2023, Mario Draghi urged the EU to transform into a single state to fix its growth woes. That old quote has people passionately debating Europe's future all over again.

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After a 1-1 draw with Morocco, Brazil meets Haiti Friday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, needing points to stay alive in Group C where Scotland leads. Carlo Ancelotti tested a bold 4-2-4 frontline with Gabriel Martinelli, Vinícius Júnior, Igor Thiago, and Luiz Henrique, plus swaps like Danilo for right-back and Fabinho for Casemiro, while keeping hot prospect Endrick—who impressed at Lyon and in training—out of action. Fans meme the striker dilemma with coin toss gags and frustration over his bench status, as Haiti shows grit despite a loss to Scotland. Ancelotti stays calm, preaching work ahead of changes.

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Teammate Danilo marveled at Endrick's shot that nearly knocked out the goalkeeper, calling the 19-year-old a star. Yet the teenage sensation remains sidelined as Brazil preps for a must-win.

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Tottenham Hotspur appointed Roberto De Zerbi as their new manager. Fans have debated his 'win now' approach, comparing it to those of Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, and contrasting it with Ruben Amorim's sacking at AC Milan.

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João Pedro rated himself worse than Edin Dzeko, Luis Suárez of Sporting, and Memphis Depay; on the same level as Julián Álvarez; and better than Erling Haaland in response to a question. The statement sparked widespread discussion and debate on social media.

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The French striker, France's all-time leading scorer with 57 goals, inked a one-year deal to remain with Lille through June 2027 after a strong 2025/26 campaign of 11 goals in 44 matches. He'll team up with new manager Davide Ancelotti, who recently took over on a two-year contract after assisting Brazil. Fans celebrated the news with shouts of 'Giroud est éternel!' while the club posted graphics and footage hailing his leadership and timeless quality ahead of Ligue 1 and UCL pushes.

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At 39, Olivier Giroud just proved age is no barrier, netting 11 goals last season and now extending his stay at Lille for Champions League action.

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Atletico Madrid captain Koke praised FC Barcelona midfielder Pedri, calling him a machine, one of the best players in the world, and a key figure for FC Barcelona and Spain, following their La Liga match at Camp Nou. Pedri played the full 90 minutes, recording 91% accurate passes, 2 chances created, and 14 recoveries, while refusing substitution to attempt a comeback.

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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 Elle's 'Phoning It In' series, Brunson sternly told Hernández he was late for shooting in L.A., with hair and makeup waiting. He spiraled with pleas like 'I woke up too soon ago' and a desperate FaceTime, begging her to admit it was a joke. After the reveal, he laughed but griped that people always prank him and demanded dinner. Fans quoted his lines endlessly, noted the L.A. filming twist for the Philly-set show, and started pushing for a real guest spot now that Season 5 is airing.

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Quinta Brunson called Marcello Hernández pretending he missed his first day on Abbott Elementary set, sending the SNL comedian into hilarious panic from his New York bed.

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France tops Group I after back-to-back wins, a 3-1 opener over Senegal and a 3-0 cruise past Iraq, with Kylian Mbappé scoring three goals, Ousmane Dembélé contributing, and Bradley Barcola netting a beauty off Adrien Rabiot's pinpoint assist. The 31-year-old AC Milan midfielder has played full 90 minutes in both matches, anchoring the midfield with 92% pass accuracy and relentless ground coverage alongside Aurélien Tchouaméni. Fans online debate his starting spot in Deschamps' star-studded lineup, with some calling him the essential 'grinder' who handles dirty work so elites shine, while others question it—yet coach Didier Deschamps keeps picking him as the reliable figure in a team chasing knockout glory.

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While Mbappé dazzles with goals and Dembélé fires on all cylinders, one midfielder quietly starts every game for France—and it's sparking plenty of chatter online.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers beat Liverpool 2-1 in a Premier League match at Molineux Stadium, with Rodrigo Gomes scoring in the 78th minute, Mohamed Salah equalizing in the 83rd minute, and Andre securing the victory in the 94th minute. Fans from both teams honored former player Diogo Jota with applause in the 18th minute. The result marks Wolves' second consecutive league win despite their position at the bottom of the table.

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Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti dismissed rumors of quitting ahead of Sunday's key Derby della Mole against Torino, insisting he'll stay to develop a long-term project at the club regardless of Champions League qualification. The 67-year-old, who extended his deal to 2028 after taking over in October 2025, praised the club's focus on improvement amid their sixth-place position and recent Fiorentina loss. Backed by chairman John Elkann and senior players, Spalletti called for character in the match, where a win secures top-four and Europe.

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Luciano Spalletti stared down the press and shut down talk of walking away from Juventus. Even without Champions League, he's all in on building something big.

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