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In a candid interview, Rosé reveals she's deep into her next album, focusing energy on understanding her true likes and identity. This follows her massive 2024 solo debut *rosie*, which hit 4 billion Spotify streams—the first for a female K-pop soloist—plus Grammy nods and chart-toppers like 'APT.'. She reflected warmly on BLACKPINK's recent comeback tour, noting nearly a decade of shared stage magic still fuels their synergy, even as solo growth has evolved her into 'different people' over time.

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Rosé graces Vogue Korea's July cover, sharing how she's pouring her heart into a new album while rediscovering herself amid BLACKPINK's triumphant return.

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Luis Suárez stated that Erling Haaland is lethal inside the box but requires the team to play for him. He expressed greater admiration for Harry Kane's ability to link up with teammates, make intelligent movements, and understand the game. The comments were made in response to a question about the best striker in football.

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Fans shared numerous photos and videos of ENHYPEN members Jungwon, Jay, Jake, and Younghoon timestamped around 23:41 KST on June 25 and 00:33 KST on June 26. The posts featured emojis such as squirrels, cats, and deer, along with hashtags including #제이엘, #JL, #jungwon, #YOUNGHOON, and #아홉.

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In the latest 'NOT TO DO: Korean Medicine Clinic Edition' on TXT's YouTube channel, uploaded June 15, 2026, Beomgyu and Taehyun tried hanbang treatments like pulse diagnosis, acupuncture, chuna therapy, and fire cupping. Beomgyu's dramatic reactions—whining during cupping removal, panicking over needles, and zipping down Taehyun's shirt for laughs—paired perfectly with Taehyun's deadpan responses, highlighting their Taegyu bromance. Fans love the unfiltered playfulness, from Beomgyu's mischievous grins to celebratory claps, blending cultural curiosity with pure charm.

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Beomgyu whimpered through fire cupping, clutching an acupuncture mannequin for emotional support while teasing Taehyun nonstop. Their clinic visit turned into non-stop laughs.

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Protests against President Rodrigo Paz have gripped Bolivia's capital for nearly three weeks, with over 50 roadblocks causing shortages of food, fuel, and medical oxygen. The unrest started in early May amid soaring inflation, stagnant wages, and austerity measures like fuel subsidy cuts and Decree 5503, which unions call privatization. Clashes have led to four deaths—including three from delayed ambulances—and over 120 arrests, as Paz reshuffles his cabinet and urges dialogue while protesters vow to continue.

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Thousands of helmeted miners and union workers filled La Paz squares on May 22, waving flags and chanting against policies they see as betrayal. One striker told reporters: 'The police are raised by working-class families then grow up to shoot at their own people.'

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Scotland dominated Bolivia 4-0 at Sports Illustrated Stadium in New Jersey, with goals from Shankland, Scott McTominay, and a Ché Adams brace sealing a clinical first-half performance. The clean sheet and no injuries capped a strong prep campaign after a 4-1 win over Curacao, as young winger Ben Gannon-Doak contributed key plays. First Minister John Swinney praised the superb win, with fans dreaming big ahead of the Group C opener against Haiti on June 13 at Gillette Stadium.

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Lawrence Shankland nodded home an early opener in the 5th minute, setting off wild cheers from the Tartan Army as Scotland fired four first-half goals.

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Paraguay filed an official complaint with FIFA after Bellingham avoided a red card for putting his hand over his mouth while talking to Ghana's Jordan Ayew during England's 0-0 Group L draw on Tuesday in Boston. Their winger Almirón had been the first player dismissed under the new IFAB rule—meant to stop hidden abusive language—during a June 20 win over Turkey, earning a one-match ban. Paraguay demands consistent enforcement and wants Bellingham suspended, while fans question if elite stars get different treatment. FIFA has not responded yet.

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Paraguay watched their player Miguel Almirón sent off for covering his mouth in a heated exchange, only to see England's Jude Bellingham chat the same way with no punishment.

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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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Appointed by President Bola Tinubu, Tunji-Ojo overhauled the Nigeria Immigration Service, clearing over 200,000 unprinted passports in weeks and cutting processing times to two weeks with home delivery. He introduced e-visas, biometric enrollment, airport e-gates linked to Interpol, and a solar-powered data center for better border screening. In corrections, he freed over 4,000 inmates by paying fines, renovated facilities, and slashed repeat offenders from 11,616 to 1,382, while promoting 50,000 officers and running the ministry on zero budget through partnerships.

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When Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo took over Nigeria's Interior Ministry in August 2023, he faced delays, corruption, and inefficiency. Three years later, his tech-driven reforms have cleared massive backlogs and boosted security.

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Born in Atlanta to a Cuban mother and Venezuelan father, Katseye dancer Daniela proudly shares her bilingual upbringing and heritage as HYBE's first Latina signee. A clip of her rooting for the U.S. men's team on June 12 prompted critics to call her a 'gringa,' questioning her loyalty to Latin American teams, while defenders noted her American citizenship and lack of ties to Paraguay. The exchange highlights ongoing K-pop fandom tensions, including support for hiatus member Manon, but many urged fans to ease up on identity debates.

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Daniela Avanzini waved enthusiastically for the U.S. team amid 70,000 fans at SoFi Stadium, but her cheers for the 4-1 win over Paraguay drew sharp online pushback over her Latina roots.

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The June 7 article by Sheryl Gay Stolberg quoted anonymous colleagues who said Kennedy skips key meetings, leaves early, and scrolls his phone when there, amid leadership vacancies at CDC, FDA, and NIH during measles surges and an Ebola outbreak abroad. Kennedy countered that his calendar shows packed days of meetings with agency heads and late-night work, blaming critics on those resisting his overhaul that cut 10,000-20,000 jobs to refocus on chronic diseases. He touted successes like $1 billion for Indian Health Service while slamming his predecessor for fraud and lost migrant kids; the Times stood by its sources from direct observations.

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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fired back at a New York Times piece painting him as disengaged from daily HHS duties, calling it a hit job from fired staffers.

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A popular post showcased four special photocards—'Withmu LD R1,' 'Busan Tour LD,' 'Busan Attendee Gift,' and 'Europe Tour LD'—from BTS's Arirang World Tour, which kicked off in April 2026 at Goyang Stadium and hit Busan on June 12-13. Collectors shared excitement over Yoongi's intellectual look in settings from casual indoors to sunny outdoors, with one fan joking he resembles a 'university principal.' As the tour heads to Madrid on June 26-27, these prized inserts from albums and events keep trades and hunts buzzing among global ARMY.

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Min Yoongi rocks chic wire-rimmed glasses in his latest rare photocards, drawing swoons from fans who can't get enough of his subtle smiles and short dark hair.

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Fans on X argue over whether Eddie Diaz from the TV show 9-1-1 is queer-coded, citing near-coming out storylines and repression themes. Some deny it, attributing his behavior to past relationships, family expectations, and religious upbringing, while insisting the show portrays him as straight. The discourse involves tensions with BuckTommy shippers and references to actor portrayals influencing perceptions.

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More than 35 ex-employees told The New York Times of physical violence from Noma's chef René Redzepi between 2009 and 2017, including punches, wall-slams, and utensil jabs, alongside psychological tactics like public shaming and grueling unpaid shifts. Noma, famed for New Nordic cuisine and multiple World's 50 Best top spots, closed as a full-time restaurant in 2024 amid staff strains; Redzepi now runs pricey pop-ups and expressed regret while seeking therapy around 2016. The accounts echo earlier reports and a whistleblower site with 56 stories, as former staff plan a protest at his upcoming Los Angeles residency.

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A former employee recalled Redzepi marching the whole kitchen outside mid-service, punching a sous-chef and forcing a humiliating admission before letting them return to work.

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More than 35 ex-employees told The New York Times of physical violence from Noma's chef René Redzepi between 2009 and 2017, including punches, wall-slams, and utensil jabs, alongside psychological tactics like public shaming and grueling unpaid shifts. Noma, famed for New Nordic cuisine and multiple World's 50 Best top spots, closed as a full-time restaurant in 2024 amid staff strains; Redzepi now runs pricey pop-ups and expressed regret while seeking therapy around 2016. The accounts echo earlier reports and a whistleblower site with 56 stories, as former staff plan a protest at his upcoming Los Angeles residency.

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A former employee recalled Redzepi marching the whole kitchen outside mid-service, punching a sous-chef and forcing a humiliating admission before letting them return to work.

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