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In the rotoscoped adaptation of Philip K. Dick's novel, Jones plays a bullhorn-wielding figure warning of government tyranny—his second Linklater appearance after ranting about the New World Order in 2001's 'Waking Life.' Linklater, an Austin native, cast him simply because he found the local radio host 'kind of funny,' capturing early-2000s Austin's 'Keep Austin Weird' vibe where Jones was a beloved, kooky counterculture staple among liberal undergrads and Chronicle readers. Back then, his outrage over Waco and Oklahoma City, plus anti-war rants, resonated in fringe scenes, though he always leaned libertarian and later shifted right amid growing controversies.

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A clip from Richard Linklater's 2006 film 'A Scanner Darkly' brings back memories of Alex Jones as a quirky Austin street prophet, bundled away by agents in a scene that now feels eerily prophetic.

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Ecuador pulled off a 2-1 upset over Germany at MetLife Stadium, with Gonzalo Plata's late poke past Manuel Neuer securing their knockout spot. Clips from new Arsenal signing Hincapié's booking and his dash to console Havertz fueled fan talk of Mikel Arteta's tight-knit culture, though some pointed to Havertz's annoyance at a ref's free-kick delay. Fans celebrated the 'brotherhood' as Arsenal's global influence grew amid their title defense.

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Kai Havertz reacted with frustration when Piero Hincapié got booked, flinging his arms like old teammates still shared the pitch. Moments later, Hincapié rushed to check on the fallen German ahead of his own teammate.

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Alex Call, a player from the Minneapolis area, hit a 368-foot solo home run, his first of the season, during a Dodgers game in Chicago, Illinois. The home run prompted a huge roar from the Dodgers family section as the team led 8-2 following the hit.

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Kodama Tales announced it will publish Hiroshi Takahashi's iconic *Crows* manga in English starting February 2027, marking the first official print run after fans relied on imports and fan translations. The 26-volume series, serialized from 1990 to 1998, follows transfer student Bouya navigating brutal brawls and loyalties at a school packed with delinquents, and it sold over 46 million copies in Japan while spawning OVAs, live-action films like *Crows Zero*, and a sequel. Manga fans erupted in joy, joking about topping *Tokyo Revengers* and vowing day-one buys, as this arrives alongside a new sequel *Dustland* in Japan.

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Harumichi Bouya steps into the chaotic halls of Suzuran All-Boys High School, where fists fly and unlikely friendships form amid gang wars.

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Kodama Tales announced it will publish Hiroshi Takahashi's iconic *Crows* manga in English starting February 2027, marking the first official print run after fans relied on imports and fan translations. The 26-volume series, serialized from 1990 to 1998, follows transfer student Bouya navigating brutal brawls and loyalties at a school packed with delinquents, and it sold over 46 million copies in Japan while spawning OVAs, live-action films like *Crows Zero*, and a sequel. Manga fans erupted in joy, joking about topping *Tokyo Revengers* and vowing day-one buys, as this arrives alongside a new sequel *Dustland* in Japan.

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Harumichi Bouya steps into the chaotic halls of Suzuran All-Boys High School, where fists fly and unlikely friendships form amid gang wars.

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A&R exec Matthew 'M80' Markoff shared the 15-track lineup on Instagram June 7, signed by the artists and teasing guests like Ghostface Killah, Snoop Dogg, and KRS-One for an untitled August album. Track 6 lists 'Six w/ Eminem and Jay-Z (Interlude),' but M80 clarified it's spoken clips praising Rakim, not new raps. The project builds on their 2024 single 'Be Ill' and celebrates hip-hop roots with OGs from Wu-Tang, Dogg Pound, and beyond.

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A handwritten tracklist from hip-hop legends Rakim, Kurupt, and Masta Killa has fans reminiscing about classic battles like Eminem's verse on Jay-Z's 'Renegade.' The surprise? Track 6 features the duo in a spoken interlude.

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The 27-year-old St Helens prop and captain ruptured his patella tendon in Saturday's loss to Wigan Warriors at Halliwell Jones Stadium, requiring surgery that will likely sideline him for the rest of the 2026 Super League campaign. Fresh off a medial ligament injury, Lees had returned for only his fourth game this year during his testimonial season. New coach Paul Rowley praised his leadership amid the club's injury woes, as fans and rivals rally with well-wishes, fearing he'll miss October's Rugby League World Cup in Australia.

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Matty Lees crumpled in agony just seconds into the Challenge Cup semi-final, his season—and maybe more—hanging in the balance from an innocent-looking carry.

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The post notes Māori ancestors settled New Zealand 750 years ago, pre-dating European contact, while Anglo-Saxons arrived around 410-450 AD after Romans left, forming England's core amid layered migrations from Ice Age hunters to Normans. It questions why Britain gets labeled a 'nation of immigrants' despite most pre-20th century residents tracing to native lines, with genetics showing modern English blending 25-47% Anglo-Saxon ancestry and ancient Briton roots. Responders highlighted indigeneity as mixing history, self-identification, and politics over mere time, with one quipping the real cutoff is 'vibes, not dates.'

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A post laid out stark timelines: Māori arrived in New Zealand around 1250-1300 AD, Anglo-Saxons reached Britain 800 years earlier—yet only one group holds 'indigenous' status.

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On June 15, 1996, at Euro 96, England beat Scotland 2-0 after David Seaman's penalty save from Gary McAllister sparked a counterattack. Gascoigne's audacious goal in the 78th minute—flicking the ball over the defender before volleying past Andy Goram—sealed the win and ignited England's path to the semifinals. Fans today cherish clips of the drama, from Shearer's opener to Gazza's 'Dentist's Chair' celebration with teammates squirting water.

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With Wembley roaring, Paul Gascoigne cheekily backheeled the ball over Colin Hendry's head and volleyed it into the top corner—a genius strike that turned pandemonium into pure joy.

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Grosjean, who debuted with Dale Coyne in 2021 and earned three podiums before his dramatic Indy 500 fireball crash, rejoins the team after stints with Andretti and select races elsewhere. He'll team with rookie Dennis Hauger, the 2025 Indy NXT champion, in a lineup backed by sponsors like Bitcoin MAX. The news lands amid IndyCar's building excitement for the May 24 race, completing the 25-car full-time grid as the season opens March 1 in St. Petersburg.

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With just 100 days until the 110th Indy 500, Dale Coyne Racing announced Romain Grosjean's full-time return to the No. 18 Honda—a homecoming that started right where his IndyCar journey began.

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