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During a recent podcast with H2O's Toby Morse, Paramore's Hayley Williams recalled her band's first Grammy trip in 2008, when Beyoncé complimented 'Misery Business' from their Riot! album as they left the venue. Williams and stylist Brian O'Connor were stunned—Beyoncé had just performed a duet with Tina Turner that night. The story highlights Beyoncé's gracious side and has fans dreaming of a future collaboration, especially with her Cowboy Carter era still echoing.

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Hayley Williams froze in awe when Beyoncé tapped her stylist's shoulder at the 2008 Grammys, blurting out the only thing on her mind: 'You're Beyoncé!'

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In February 2025, Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, leading the Department of Government Efficiency, slashed USAID contracts worth tens of billions, paused operations, and cut 1,600 staff, folding much into the State Department. Critics cite modeled estimates of millions of deaths by 2030 from halted aid like vaccines and food, with one post by Mohamad Safa drawing 22,000 likes by comparing the toll to Gaza's 45,000 and Ukraine's 600 child deaths. Defenders call USAID wasteful, with only 10-30 cents per dollar reaching recipients, while courts have ruled parts of the cuts unconstitutional and DOGE has since disbanded.

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One year after Elon Musk called USAID cuts feeding the agency into a 'woodchipper,' a post claims those moves have killed more children than in Gaza and Ukraine combined.

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Arsenal defeated Brighton 1-0 on Wednesday night, thanks to Saka's first-half goal via deflection, pushing their points tally to 67 from 30 games and opening a seven-point gap over Manchester City. The win completed nine points from tough matches against Tottenham, Chelsea, and Brighton, with Piero Hincapié shining at right-back and Gabriel anchoring a solid defense for the clean sheet. Brighton coach Fabian Hürzeler criticized Arsenal's style and time-wasting, but Mikel Arteta brushed it off, praising his team's huge effort as they eye the title with eight games remaining.

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Bukayo Saka's deflected shot looped into the net, igniting wild cheers from Arsenal fans on the road. It was his 300th appearance, marked with a gritty victory that stretched their lead.

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On Wednesday evening, Manchester Friends of Islamic Centre organized a silent vigil with candles and Khamenei photos to mourn Iran's Supreme Leader, killed February 28 in U.S.-Israeli airstrikes confirmed by President Trump. A larger crowd of Iranian dissidents, local Jews, and British citizens outnumbered them, celebrating with lion-and-sun flags, Israeli and American banners, Reza Pahlavi portraits, and chants of 'Khamenei is dead!' Police kept the groups apart amid minor scuffles like thrown water bottles, dispersing everyone peacefully by late night. The event underscored global divides, with exiles joyful over the regime's loss while loyalists grieved.

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Outside Manchester's Islamic Centre, Iranian dissidents waved pre-1979 flags and danced to 'YMCA' while a small mourning vigil unfolded nearby. The clash of emotions turned a quiet evening tense.

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On the Mohr Stories podcast on Feb. 24, Dyson accused Lamar of reducing Black identity to Compton origins, comparing the track's 'not like us' hook to divisive rhetoric and noting Drake's Black heritage tied to figures like Aretha Franklin's babysitter. Fans split sharply, with some seeing attacks on Lamar—a dark-skinned Compton native who dominated 2024 with the track, swept 2026 Grammys including for 'Luther,' and headlined Super Bowl LIX—as rooted in colorism and media bias against his success. Others back Dyson, arguing Lamar first weaponized identity by labeling Drake a culture outsider, keeping debates alive on authenticity, skin tone, and hip-hop's cultural lines.

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Scholar Michael Eric Dyson called out Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' for drawing lines around Blackness that left out Drake's deep family roots in Memphis and beyond.

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Manchester City got a huge lift as Erling Haaland trained fully on Tuesday and is fit to start against Nottingham Forest on Wednesday, confirmed by Pep Guardiola after the session. Mateo Kovacic also rejoined team drills following months out with an Achilles injury, with photos showing him battling for possession. Sitting second with 59 points from 28 games and a match in hand, City host mid-table Forest at the Etihad; a win cuts Arsenal's five-point lead and ramps up the title race.

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Erling Haaland leaped mid-air, volleying sharply in his pink training top—a clear sign the star striker is primed to return after missing a game.

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Arsenal crushed Tottenham 4-1 in the North London Derby, with Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyökeres each scoring twice to stretch their Premier League lead to five points over Manchester City at 58 points from 27 games. The spotlight fell on 19-year-old academy product Myles Lewis-Skelly, whose surging runs in a viral highlight clip led fans to hype him as this generation's Messi equivalent—though rivals dismissed it as post-win delusion. The London-born left-back boasts an 83% dribble success rate and tops defenders in progressive carries, adding punch to Arsenal's attack amid their title push.

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Myles Lewis-Skelly charged through midfields like a force of nature in Arsenal's derby rout, prompting one fan to boldly claim he matches Messi's ball-carrying flair.

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An X post claimed Rodri only played when Partey tired or got injured during their single season together at Atletico, but stats show Rodri logged more minutes: 2,742 in La Liga versus Partey's 2,064, often pairing in midfield. Rodri broke out with a 91% pass rate, leading to his €70m City move, four straight Premier League titles, Euro 2024, and 2024 Ballon d'Or. Partey later joined Arsenal then Villarreal in 2025 amid injuries, while facing ongoing rape and assault charges—he pleaded not guilty, with court dates in March and November 2026. City and Arsenal fans traded stats, trophies, and pointed reminders in the back-and-forth.

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A throwback photo of Thomas Partey and Rodri in Atletico Madrid kits sparked fans revisiting their 2018/19 overlap, with claims one 'owned' the other on the pitch.

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Built in the late 1970s as headquarters for Nigeria's Social Insurance Trust Fund, the brutalist Ile Nla complex in Ijanikin halted construction around 1982 after the federal capital moved to Abuja. Sitting idle for over 40 years on a two-acre site now worth N50 billion, it draws frustration over lost potential amid Nigeria's many unfinished projects. Residents recall playing basketball on its 18th floor or dodging area boys there, while ideas range from turning it into flats or a tech hub.

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A towering concrete skeleton in Lagos has locals sharing stories of childhood climbs and hidden adventures inside its unfinished halls.

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Posted early Thursday by @AsakyGRN, the nearly two-minute clip mixes Quranic recitation and Pidgin English, racking up over 47,000 views, 650 likes, and 300 replies. Nigerians mostly roast his confident delivery with quips like 'See how person papa they fool with confidence' and IQ jabs, while skeptics note the Kaaba's real-world security with 40,000 guards and historical Saudi-U.S. ties during threats. A few defend with Islamic tradition, citing Quran and hadith prophecies of future destruction, as regional tensions from U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran heighten worries for the holy site—which has been rebuilt many times after disasters.

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A Nigerian man stands by a dusty fence, passionately declaring that no bombs can touch the Kaaba because massive angels guard it. His video quickly pulled in laughs, memes, and a handful of earnest agreements.

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Official statistics show Spanish companies sent detonators, explosives types A, B, and E, laboratory reagents, control software, and high-precision tools like CNC lathes and 3D printers to Iran, mostly to public companies. The exports, approved case-by-case under strict rules for civilian use, drew fire amid Spain's refusal to let U.S. forces use its bases for strikes on Iran and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's condemnation of the attacks. U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut trade with Spain, citing the base denial and NATO spending shortfalls, while officials like Trade Secretary Amparo López Senovilla defended the shipments as compliant with laws ensuring no risk to peace.

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Spain shipped over €1.3 million worth of sensitive explosives and machine tools to Iran in 2024 and early 2025, just as U.S.-Spain relations hit a boiling point over denied military base access.

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