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On May 10 at Arthur's Prime Steakhouse in Little Rock, Arkansas, a group of five complained about three undercooked steaks; staff remade two but refused the third after it was cut into, prompting a manager to shove it back. Tensions boiled over as customers cursed at diners, knocked items off tables, and clashed with waiters Luis Mourao and Melvin Glazerbrook—one punched a waiter after he slapped away her phone, while Asia Yarbrough, 22, threw steak knives and Kimberly Forga, 48, damaged the grand piano by $2,500. Yarbrough faces felony assault charges, Forga felony criminal mischief; both pleaded not guilty and bonded out, as the group—local TikTok influencers boasting millions of followers—shouted about crossing the wrong family. Police reports make no mention of racism amid online claims, with court dates in July.

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A simple complaint about undercooked steaks at a Mother's Day dinner quickly spiraled into flying knives and a damaged piano, leaving waiters defending themselves amid the uproar.

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Three key first-round Game 3s tip off Friday on Prime Video: 76ers host Celtics at 7 p.m. ET in a tied series after Philly's Game 2 steal; Lakers visit Rockets at 8 p.m. ET up 2-0; and Trail Blazers face Spurs at 10:30 p.m. ET, even at 1-1. Wembanyama scored 35 in Game 1 but left early with a concussion in Game 2—he's questionable after full shootaround participation. Tatum averaged 31.6 points in his last five Game 3s, Portland misses Lillard with an Achilles injury, and Houston fights to avoid a 3-0 deficit.

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Jayson Tatum eyes a road rebound in Philly while Victor Wembanyama's shootaround drills spark hope for the Spurs in Portland.

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At Evolve Succession III, streamed on Tubi Wednesday night, powerhouse Nikkita Lyons—real name Faith Jefferies—defeated defending champion Wendy Choo to capture her first WWE championship after a hard-fought match. The Florida native, known as the 'Lyoness' for her mystic feline style, celebrated with a triumphant post: 'KISS MY GRAAASSSSSS 😽🍃🔮.' Backstage, NXT GM Robert Stone and peers like Arianna Grace showered her with praise, while fans pushed for Choo's next-level promotion after her solid 70-day reign.

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Nikkita Lyons unleashed her signature spinning front kick, dropping Wendy Choo flat and claiming the WWE Evolve Women's title amid roaring fans in the NXT Arena.

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The betting site drew backlash for comparing freshman phenom Boozer—a 6-foot-9 national player of the year who averaged 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds and 4.1 assists on elite efficiency—to retired All-Star David West as his floor and young Magic forward Paolo Banchero as his ceiling. Many hoops fans argued peak West outshines current Banchero, while others said Boozer's passing, rebounding and 39% three-point shooting demand a higher ceiling for the top-three draft lock. A few defended the picks, noting Banchero's youth at 23, but the uproar underscores sky-high expectations as Boozer eyes spots with teams like the Wizards, Jazz or Grizzlies.

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BetMGM pictured Duke star Cameron Boozer's NBA floor as David West and ceiling as Paolo Banchero. Fans immediately called foul, insisting he's already outpacing both.

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The 6-foot-2 Detroit guard averaged 23.3 points and 6.5 assists per game, shooting over 44% from three, while leading Arkansas to a 28-9 record, third in the SEC, and their first conference tournament title since 2000. Acuff swept SEC Player and Freshman of the Year honors, earned unanimous First-Team All-American status, reached the Cousy Award finals, and powered the Razorbacks to the Sweet 16 before a 109-88 loss to Arizona. Coach John Calipari called him unique, warning NBA scouts they'd regret passing on him, as Acuff signed a Reebok shoe deal and eyes lottery pick status next.

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Freshman Darius Acuff Jr. burst onto the scene, dropping 88 points across three NCAA Tournament games—a record for SEC players and any freshman in 50 years.

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The former No. 4 pick signed a training camp deal in mid-April after two seasons away and has averaged 20 points through six games, shooting 66% from the field and 58% from three. She's cleared 16.5 points in her last five outings, putting her scoring pace alongside stars like A'ja Wilson and Caitlin Clark. Coach Becky Hammon calls her a spark plug, and Carter adds rebounds, assists, and steals while fitting perfectly into the system as the Aces chase a fourth straight title.

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Chennedy Carter steps off the Las Vegas Aces bench and the energy shifts. In her first six games, she's dropping 20 points on average with scorching efficiency.

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The Spurs rookie, drafted second overall from Rutgers, exploded for 24 points, 11 rebounds, six assists, and a playoff-record seven steals in Game 1's 122-115 win over Oklahoma City. That performance matched Ron Harper's full playoff total of 20/10 games, which took 112 appearances across five NBA titles. Early in Game 2, Dylan dazzled before a third-quarter leg injury sidelined him, leaving the Spurs up 1-0 with Victor Wembanyama's 41-24 line fueling their young squad's Finals push.

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In a double-overtime thriller, 20-year-old Dylan Harper dropped 24 points and 11 rebounds—tying his father Ron's entire playoff career total for such games in a fraction of the time.

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At the 18th Seoul Jazz Festival on May 23, Grammy winner Jon Batiste made his Korea debut, dazzling with piano, guitar, and melodica on hits like 'Freedom' alongside headliners Herbie Hancock and Arturo Sandoval. The pianist slipped in a snippet of V's soulful track from his 2023 album *Layover*, blending it into his set before Beethoven's 'Für Elise.' Friends since the 2022 Grammys, Batiste and V bonded over music, leaving ARMY fans thrilled and hopeful for a collaboration.

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Jon Batiste surprised Korean fans with a smooth jazz spin on BTS member V's 'Rainy Days' during his Seoul Jazz Festival set. He called it a special gift for the crowd.

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Senators John Kennedy (R-La.) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) introduced the Open Courts Act of 2026 to replace PACER and CM/ECF with a free, modern system featuring easy searches, APIs, and strong cybersecurity. The bill ends per-page fees that bring in $140 million yearly, shifting funding to surcharges on heavy users and agency fees to save taxpayers over $60 million annually. Kennedy called PACER an 'old, clunky government website' that burdens people, while advocates praise it as a long-overdue upgrade after past bills stalled. Legal journalists and groups welcomed the move, though experts note it won't solve all access issues like sealed records.

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Senators from opposite parties joined forces to fix a clunky federal court website that's charged users for decades. No more nickel-and-diming Americans for public records, they say.

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AJ Dybantsa dominated as a BYU freshman, leading the nation with 25.5 points per game on 51% shooting, grabbing 6.8 rebounds, and dishing 3.7 assists while earning All-American honors. Kansas' Darryn Peterson averaged 20.2 points with 38.2% from three and strong defense, recently topping ESPN's big board. Dybantsa skipped workouts for top teams like the Wizards, showing confidence they already know his game, while speculation swirls that Washington might pivot to Peterson despite reports pointing to Dybantsa—the draft tips off Tuesday night.

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The Wizards hold the No. 1 pick after winning the lottery in May, and now the basketball world waits to see if they'll crown BYU's AJ Dybantsa or Kansas' Darryn Peterson as their next star.

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The Knicks took a 1-0 series lead with a 105-95 win over the Spurs in Game 1 at Frost Bank Center, where Jalen Brunson shone in the clutch. Shane Gillis, fresh off his Netflix special and ESPYs hosting gig, sat courtside next to Matt McCusker, co-host of their popular *Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast*. Fans playfully demanded recognition for McCusker, the 'Shaman,' wearing his Chili's on 45th & Lamar shirt—a nod to podcast lore—and tied it back to Gillis's hilarious ESPYs bit joking about McCusker's wife as a WNBA star. Among stars like Timothée Chalamet and Spike Lee, the duo's bromance added extra fun to the night.

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Comedian Shane Gillis hyped up the crowd courtside at the NBA Finals, but fans couldn't stop buzzing about his quieter buddy Matt McCusker right beside him.

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The Knicks beat the Spurs 4-1 in the Finals, with Jalen Brunson earning MVP honors after averaging 32.6 points per game, including 45 in the clincher. As the East's No. 3 seed, they swept the 76ers and Cavaliers while ousting the Hawks, relying on Brunson's scoring, Karl-Anthony Towns in the paint, Mikal Bridges' defense, and Josh Hart's energy to top Victor Wembanyama's squad. The city threw a ticker-tape parade down the Canyon of Heroes, with Brunson's wife noting it forever changes views of the 6-foot-2 champion.

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Jalen Brunson hoisted the Larry O'Brien Trophy, silencing years of doubt as New York celebrated its first NBA title since 1973.

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A post listing Week 16 leaders for NBA awards named Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as MVP and Clutch Player, Victor Wembanyama as DPOY, Kon Knueppel as ROY, Jalen Duren as MIP, Jaime Jaquez Jr. as Sixth Man, Kenny Bickerstaff as Coach of the Year, and Brad Stevens as Executive of the Year. The list sparked discussions criticizing selections such as Jaquez Jr. over Keldon Johnson for Sixth Man and Bickerstaff over candidates like Joe Mazzulla, Mitch Johnson, or JB for Coach of the Year.

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The Washington Wizards made AJ Dybantsa, a 6-foot-9 BYU wing with a 7-foot wingspan, their franchise cornerstone at No. 1 overall from Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The draft stayed close to predictions through the top eight picks, with Utah taking Kansas guard Darryn Peterson at No. 2 and Memphis grabbing Duke forward Cameron Boozer at No. 3, who arrived in an all-white LeBron-inspired suit. Eight freshmen in the first nine picks tied an NBA record, earning top teams A+ grades from experts, while trades and sharp fashion added flair to the night.

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AJ Dybantsa hugged his family on stage, then turned to reporters with a bold vow: he'll bring a championship back to Washington, ending the Wizards' drought since 1978.

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