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Seonghwa went live on Toktoq, where he sang along to 'One Day More' from the Les Misérables musical. He discussed watching it as his first theater musical with his mother in middle school and expressed ongoing love for the musical.

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During Day 2 of the Arirang World Tour at Estadio GNP Seguros, BTS surprised the crowd with high-energy choreography from their 2013 debut-era song 'We Are Bulletproof Pt. 2,' followed by the dreamy 'Just One Day' from Skool Luv Affair. These rotating surprise songs, drawn from fan votes or member choices, keep each show fresh amid hits like 'Dynamite' and 'Fake Love.' Fans worldwide watching fancams shared wild reactions, from despair over missed wishlist tracks to memes of chaos, calling it greedy genius that heightens the tour's emotional lottery.

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Mexico City fans erupted as BTS revived 'We Are Bulletproof Pt. 2' and 'Just One Day'—tracks untouched live for years—with Jin rocking a lucha libre jacket onstage.

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Chivas defeated Tigres 2-0 in the second leg at Estadio Akron, tying the aggregate 3-3 and advancing via their No. 2 regular-season standing. Young star Sandoval scored both goals, dominating after Tigres' first-leg lead on May 2. Players celebrated shirtless in a massive locker room huddle, while fans lit flares and waved banners in a cauldron of noise. It's Chivas' first semifinal since 2017, with home advantage fueling title hopes.

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Santiago Sandoval struck twice in the second half, turning a 3-1 deficit into semifinal glory as Estadio Akron erupted in joy.

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Chivas defeated Tigres 2-0 in the second leg at Estadio Akron, tying the aggregate 3-3 and advancing via their No. 2 regular-season standing. Young star Sandoval scored both goals, dominating after Tigres' first-leg lead on May 2. Players celebrated shirtless in a massive locker room huddle, while fans lit flares and waved banners in a cauldron of noise. It's Chivas' first semifinal since 2017, with home advantage fueling title hopes.

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Santiago Sandoval struck twice in the second half, turning a 3-1 deficit into semifinal glory as Estadio Akron erupted in joy.

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During Saturday's 5-1 win over Mazatlán FC, Tigres fans at Estadio Universitario paid tribute to André-Pierre Gignac, whose contract ends this summer, in what might be his last regular-season home match. The 40-year-old French striker, Tigres' all-time leading scorer with 193 goals since joining in 2015, has led the club to five Liga MX titles and continental success. Gignac subbed off to a standing ovation, with reports suggesting he's eyeing offers from Club América, MLS teams, or elsewhere rather than retiring.

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Thousands of Tigres supporters unfurled a massive blue-and-yellow tifo in the 10th minute, spelling 'Gracias Gignac' with his face between French and Mexican flags. Even Mazatlán fans joined in for the stunning display.

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During Sunday's 5-4 comeback win over the Brewers at Target Field, Twins staff spotted fans in 'outdated' Correa gear—traded to the Astros last summer in a salary dump—and handed out free Buxton jerseys. The team's social media called it an upgrade, delighting most fans who joked about a full exchange program while a few called the shade petty. Buxton, the team's anchor through 2028, stays central amid rebuild talks as Minnesota pays $10 million yearly to offload Correa's contract.

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Grinning fans in Carlos Correa jerseys got the surprise of the game when Twins staff leaned over seats with crisp Byron Buxton replacements, high-fives flying amid the cheers.

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The Saavedra family sold a majority stake in their iconic California hot sauce brand, founded in 1971, to Highlander Partners earlier this year amid surging demand from GLP-1 drug users craving bolder flavors. The family keeps a minority stake and key roles, production remains unchanged with the recipe now written down, and all 25 employees stayed on as the company eyes wider U.S. distribution and new products. Fans online mourn the shift from family control, fearing quality dips like other brands under private equity, with some stocking up and others debating causes of the spice boom.

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For 55 years, the Saavedra family guarded Tapatío's tangy recipe in a locked Vernon factory room, mixing it from memory. Now, a Dallas firm owns the majority stake, leaving fans worried about change.

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In Atlético Madrid's 2-0 La Liga victory at Valencia on Saturday, Molina earned Man of the Match with a near-miss golazo from deep, plus four chances created including a cheeky backheel. It's part of his hot streak: long-range strikes against Getafe and Real Madrid in recent months, drawing Puskás Award talk just 39 days before the 2026 World Cup. The 2022 champion with Argentina has Colchoneros fans buzzing as they chase a top-four spot.

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Nahuel Molina eyed the keeper way off his line and unleashed a 40-yard thunderbolt that smashed the crossbar. Fans everywhere marveled at the sheer audacity from Atlético Madrid's right-back.

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The No. 5 seed Red Raiders led wire-to-wire at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, shooting over 70% from the field in the second half to pull away from the No. 12 Zips. Without injured star JT Toppin, Jaylen Petty led with 24 points on 9-of-14 shooting, while Christian Anderson added 18. Akron shot poorly from three after a strong regular season, ending their 29-6 campaign. Texas Tech advances to face the Alabama-Hofstra winner on Sunday.

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Jaylen Petty dropped a career-high 24 points, including five threes, as Texas Tech turned a tight halftime lead into a 20-point rout.

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The 33-year-old from Mexico City refereed the Netherlands' 3-1 Group F victory over Tunisia on Friday, handling a physical match with calm command and earning praise from fans for her composure. She joined France's Stéphanie Frappart and the U.S.'s Tori Penso as only the third woman to officiate a men's World Cup game, backed by assistants Sandra Ramírez and Quetzalli García, plus fourth official Juan Gabriel Benítez—all in custom kits with Mexico's green, white, and red stripes. While supporters celebrated the milestone for women in soccer, some critics questioned referee neutrality and female officials in men's games.

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Katia Itzel García stood tall at Arrowhead Stadium, whistle in hand, as the first Mexican woman to lead a men's FIFA World Cup game. Her all-Mexican crew in flag-colored kits turned the night into a national celebration.

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