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Fans express excitement on social media for the #TaşacakBuDeniz and #OrEl event featuring CihAl and Shayla Shaylaas. Posts include images and videos using emojis such as ❄️, 🫂, 🥹, and 🤏, with references to scene versus backstage content and nicknames like Shayla Shaylaas. The hashtags trend amid discussions of the group.

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The Turkish drama Taşacak Bu Deniz, set amid a Black Sea clan feud, saw İso and Fadime's forced marriage tested in episode 21, aired March 14 on TRT1. A family crisis reveals tampered brakes linked to old vendettas, leading Fadime to drag İso to her father's grave, where graffiti honors his slain dad. İso later visits the killer's grave for her, declares he sees only them amid the hate, and resists divorce despite the pain—flashbacks hint their fathers once planned to unite the clans through them.

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In a heart-wrenching cemetery scene, İso stands at the grave of the man who killed his father—all for Fadime's sake. Fans can't stop sharing the raw emotion from the latest episode.

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Fenerbahçe crushed Gaziantep FK 4-1 in the Süper Lig's 27th week at Ülker Stadium, with 23-year-old Nene delivering a stunning hat-trick—becoming the club's youngest ever in the league—and World Cup winner N'Golo Kanté scoring his first goal for the Yellow Canaries from Marco Asensio's pass. Manager Domenico Tedesco praised the team's character, as they dominated with 64% possession and 18 shots despite a sparse 12,000 crowd boycotting after a prior draw. The win marks Fenerbahçe's 12th straight over Gaziantep, leaving them second and seven points behind Galatasaray with a game in hand ahead of the international break.

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Dorgeles Nene rifled home the opener, then powered through pain for two more, while N'Golo Kanté finally broke his duck with a cool finish. The few fans at Ülker Stadium erupted for every strike.

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Mercedes locked out the top two in Friday's FP1 at the Chinese Grand Prix, where Russell posted the fastest time late in the session before teams switched to long runs; Hamilton followed in second, Leclerc took third, and Verstappen landed 12th. Off-track, Chinese fans nicknamed Russell 'Big Sis' for his charm and support for teammate Kimi Antonelli, drawing huge crowds and sparking 'Russtappen' memes after he named Verstappen his dream teammate. The weekend kicks off with Sprint Qualifying Friday, the 100km Sprint Saturday, and the Grand Prix Sunday, amid lighthearted moments like Ferrari's Macarena-syncing promo and Verstappen's Mario Kart quips.

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George Russell set the pace in Shanghai's sole practice, with Lewis Hamilton right behind, while fans mobbed the Mercedes driver with chants outside the paddock.

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Galatasaray secured a 2-0 victory over Fatih Karagümrük in a Turkish Süper Lig match.

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The Formula 1 driver and his new bride, married in a low-key civil ceremony on February 28, 2026, made their major public appearance at Monaco's 70th Bal de la Rose, a charity gala hosted by the Princess Grace Foundation at the Monte-Carlo Sporting Club. Charles wore a classic black tuxedo with a Monegasque flag pocket square, while Alexandra glowed in a custom shimmering pink Nina Ricci gown with floral details and draped sleeves. Fans adored clips of the couple mingling with Monaco's elite, including royals, calling them the 'prince and princess of Monaco' after their intimate wedding where their dog Leo served as honorary groomsman.

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Arm-in-arm for the first time as husband and wife, Charles Leclerc and Alexandra Saint Mleux stepped onto the cosmic red carpet, drawing smiles with her playful phone request during photos.

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The Scottish coach returns to MK Lightning for the 2026/27 season after Tim Wallace's departure on March 5, with the team sixth in NIHL National standings and playoff-bound. Russell previously guided the club to cup and playoff wins in 2016/17, plus a league runner-up finish, before elevating them to the Elite Ice Hockey League. Since then, he's coached Team Great Britain to historic promotions and silver medals, along with successful stints in German leagues. Russell expressed thrill at returning to a special club while living with family, as director Tom Roberts praised his winning know-how ahead of playoffs ending March 22.

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Pete Russell is back where he built a dynasty, stepping in to lead Milton Keynes Lightning into their title defense.

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