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The clip shows Jefferson joking about turning 45 while his crew acts 25, set to the hit track from Drake's May 2026 album *Iceman*. Fans see LeBron's repost as a nod back to Drake after he attended Kendrick Lamar's concert last year during their feud, with Drake's lyrics shading James' loyalty. 'Shabang' has climbed to No. 4 on the Hot 100, spawning a popular TikTok dance challenge that influencers and Drake himself have joined.

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LeBron James shared a fun Instagram Reel of ex-teammate Richard Jefferson lip-syncing to Drake's 'Shabang,' adding laughing emojis to the party vibe.

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Fans of Kendrick Lamar circulated and mocked a video of rapper Glasses Malone eating ice cream to ridicule supporters of Drake amid their ongoing feud. The mockery portrayed Glasses Malone, a Drake supporter, as switching from guns to ice cream and included hashtags like #Yeraltı and terms like 'culture vulture'. This humorous backlash highlighted tensions within the hip-hop community discussion.

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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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The June 23 post by @ReviewsPossum argues the show's futures wrongly doom Bart to failure and reward Lisa, but in reality, Bart's grit and skills—like leading rebellions or sharpshooting—would suit him for trades like sanitation or entrepreneurship, earning solid pay without debt. Lisa's moral crusades and lack of people skills might leave her in a hated job after a pricey degree, fans say, tying into real-world student debt averaging $40,000. While some futures show Bart as Chief Justice or bike shop owner and Lisa as president, the debate celebrates trades over 'worthless degrees' and the siblings' rivalry.

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A popular post reimagines adult Bart and Lisa from The Simpsons' flash-forwards, picturing street-smart Bart succeeding as a tradesman while bookish Lisa struggles with student loans.

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Detroit locked in three defenders: Michigan native Mellissa Channell-Watkins on a two-year deal after stints with Vancouver Goldeneyes and others, Stephanie Markowski from Ottawa Charge with her team-high plus-6 rating, and Mia Biotti on a one-year contract. Hamilton celebrated a homecoming by signing St. Catharines' Alexa Vasko and Hamilton's own Kayla Vespa, both on two-year agreements, reuniting Vespa with former New York Sirens teammates. These moves boost Detroit to 13 players under contract and highlight local pride as the league expands to 12 teams with Las Vegas and San Jose also joining.

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New PWHL teams Detroit and Hamilton dove into free agency, grabbing hometown heroes and gritty defenders to build powerhouse rosters for their 2026-27 debuts.

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The video shows a staff member in the Salle des États holding up a placard banning flash photography, which harms the painting's protective glass over time, while up to 30,000 visitors daily snake around barriers 30 feet from the small 30-by-21-inch canvas. Louvre rules allow personal photos without flash or selfie sticks, but the selfie scrum frustrates staff and art lovers, with many ignoring nearby masterpieces like Veronese's The Wedding at Cana. Visitors debate the hassle of overtourism, questioning why snap what's already online, though some value personal mementos; the museum plans a larger space by 2031 to ease congestion.

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A Louvre employee thrusts a 'no flash' sign right in front of tourists' phones as they crowd the Mona Lisa, capturing the daily chaos in the packed gallery.

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The video shows a staff member in the Salle des États holding up a placard banning flash photography, which harms the painting's protective glass over time, while up to 30,000 visitors daily snake around barriers 30 feet from the small 30-by-21-inch canvas. Louvre rules allow personal photos without flash or selfie sticks, but the selfie scrum frustrates staff and art lovers, with many ignoring nearby masterpieces like Veronese's The Wedding at Cana. Visitors debate the hassle of overtourism, questioning why snap what's already online, though some value personal mementos; the museum plans a larger space by 2031 to ease congestion.

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A Louvre employee thrusts a 'no flash' sign right in front of tourists' phones as they crowd the Mona Lisa, capturing the daily chaos in the packed gallery.

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Inhaler thrilled a packed house at SPOT De Oosterpoort's Grote Zaal with rare tracks 'The Things I Do' and 'Ice Cream Sundae,' pulled from early days and absent from sets since 2022. The show opened with 'Your House' and rolled through hits like 'When It Breaks' and 'Totally,' while pre-show photos with smiling fans outside added personal warmth. Videos show Hewson in a red tee, Robert Keating on bass, and the explosive crowd energy from this nostalgic stop on their 2026 European tour.

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Elijah Hewson shredded guitar under dramatic lights as the crowd roared along to a long-lost favorite. Fans couldn't believe their ears after four years without it live.

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ADO Den Haag secured Eredivisie promotion on March 17 with a 1-0 victory over Jong FC Utrecht, thanks to Evan Rottier's header and a dominant season finishing top-two in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie. Centre-back Diogo Tomas stole the show in a post-match interview, puffing a cigar while deadpanning 'Tomas will be somewhere' next season. The win ends five years in the second tier for The Hague's biggest club, with fans flooding the streets in celebration amid chants of 'Guess Who's Back.' Stars like Aussie midfielder Cam Peupion and Nigel Thomas helped fuel the gritty resurgence under manager Robin Peter.

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Diogo Tomas stood tall after promotion, sunglasses on, cigar in one hand, beer in the other, delivering lines in the third person that fans can't stop replaying.

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The 28-year-old Ukrainian winger impressed in La Liga last season with six goals and five assists in 32 games, but Girona's drop to Segunda División after finishing 19th opens the door for his exit. Barcelona views his left foot, versatility across positions, and solid work rate as ideal depth without high costs, possibly via a free transfer, nominal fee, or player swap. Fans debate the fit, praising his backup role while noting existing options like Raphinha, as Tsygankov prefers staying in Spain amid interest from Espanyol and Ajax.

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Girona's relegation has Viktor Tsygankov eyeing a fresh start, and Barcelona sees him as the perfect budget addition to back up their young star Lamine Yamal.

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