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Miller scored 31 points with nine rebounds, two blocks, and five 3-pointers to lead the Hornets to a 110-107 win over the Hawks, their 10th victory in 11 games. LaMelo Ball added 24 points and seven triples, while rookie Kon Knueppel contributed 18 points, six rebounds, and four assists. The wire-to-wire win boosted Charlotte (26-29) into ninth place in the East ahead of the All-Star break, vaulting past Atlanta (26-30) thanks to a rebounding edge and sharp free throws. Fans celebrated the momentum shift with chants of '#CHAINSNATCHED' for snatching the seed.

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Brandon Miller posterized Onyeka Okongwu with a massive slam early, firing up the Spectrum Center crowd as Charlotte grabbed control.

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On Tuesday's CNBC show, host Jim Cramer turned bearish on Bitcoin, calling it a speculative asset that's no longer a reliable store of value or inflation hedge after dropping from highs above $75,000. He noted its fall alongside a weakening dollar, dismissing dreams of it becoming a real currency. Yet the crypto community lit up with rocket emojis, treating Cramer's skepticism as their trusted inverse indicator—past bearish calls from him in 2022, 2021, and 2025 preceded major rallies. Meanwhile, Trump's Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh praised it as 'your new gold' for younger investors.

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Jim Cramer stared into the camera and declared Bitcoin's shine gone, just as its price slipped below $70,000. Crypto fans, though, saw his words as the perfect cue to buy.

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Opetaia (29-0, 23 KOs) headlines Zuffa Boxing 4 against Brandon Glanton (21-3, 16 KOs) for the promotion's first cruiserweight championship, backed by UFC's Dana White and Saudi heavyweight Turki Alalshikh. Reports claim the IBF ordered him to defend just one belt, not both, but Opetaia denies it and eyes unification fights ahead. The standoff highlights boxing's tensions between traditional sanctioning bodies and Zuffa's flashy, UFC-style events streaming on Paramount+.

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Undefeated Aussie Jai Opetaia steps into the Las Vegas ring Sunday, chasing Zuffa's diamond-encrusted belt while his IBF title faces a last-minute ultimatum.

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The Knicks head to Los Angeles for a Monday matchup against the Clippers, fresh off a 110-97 defeat to the Lakers where Brunson had an off night despite his season average of 26.2 points. New York ranks third in offensive rating and fifth in defensive rating, on pace for top-five marks in both for the first time in franchise history, with recent blowouts over the Nuggets and Spurs showing their strength. Defenders note Brunson's 15 assists in the loss and strong advanced metrics, calling fan gripes overblown as the team sits as slim favorites (-138 moneyline) ahead of tipoff.

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Jalen Brunson struggled with just 9 points on 3-of-13 shooting in a tough loss to the Lakers, drawing quick criticism from fans and Stephen A. Smith.

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The 6-foot-4 center-back, signed by Spurs from Hajduk Split last summer for €14 million, has five goals, perfect duel records in matches against Wolfsburg and Hoffenheim, and a 7.31 FotMob rating in 20 appearances for Hamburger SV. Fabrizio Romano revealed multiple top clubs beyond Barcelona are tracking him, with Barça holding initial agent talks amid their center-back injuries; his agent Pini Zahavi expects an update in two months. Tottenham fans lament the loan as a mistake during their 16th-place Premier League struggle, fearing a sale if relegated, while optimists envision him partnering Micky van de Ven or Cristian Romero.

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At 19, Croatian defender Luka Vušković is winning every duel and scoring goals in Germany's 2. Bundesliga, turning heads across Europe while on loan from Tottenham.

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On February 20, rapper bbno$ posted an image of 'Brazilian Miku' dressed in flag colors, face paint, a '100% Jesus' headband, and holding a gun, captioned amid hype for his 'come to Brazil' track. Many called it racist for leaning into stereotypes of violence, poverty, and religion, with one user fuming that it treats Brazil like a circus. Defenders pointed to similar fan art from a year ago that drew no ire, while the deleted post fueled debate around his viral TikTok push and tour teases.

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bbno$ shared a flashy image of Hatsune Miku in Brazilian gear—complete with a parrot, cash, and a submachine gun—then pulled it down fast as criticism rolled in.

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The Barbados superstar, honored as a National Hero since 2021, hit 105.9 million monthly Spotify listeners—her highest ever—despite no full album since ANTI in 2016. She's mom to three kids with A$AP Rocky: sons RZA and Riot, plus daughter Rocki, while building a $1.4-1.7 billion fortune through Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty. Fans praised her enduring hits like 'Umbrella,' eight RIAA Diamond singles, 14 Hot 100 No. 1s, and that post-baby glow, calling her '38 years of being THAT girl.'

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Rihanna woke up to birthday cheers on her 38th, including Roc Nation's montage of her iconic looks and news of topping Taylor Swift on Spotify.

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Buffalo Sabres fans argue over gatekeeping and bandwagon jumping, with longtime supporters frustrated by those who mocked the team during its 15-year playoff absence but now claim fandom. Discussions compare the situation to Buffalo Bills fans emerging after their drought, emphasizing shared city pride despite varying levels of engagement during losing seasons. References to player Jordan Greenway and past competitiveness highlight renewed excitement for the Sabres' strong performance.

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In a La Vanguardia interview on March 8, former Barcelona coach Xavi accused Alejandro Echevarría, an unofficial advisor and ex-brother-in-law to president Joan Laporta, of effectively running the club and deciding to sack him in 2024 despite an earlier reversal. Xavi detailed how Echevarría allegedly spread false claims to players like Sergi Roberto, Pedri, and Raphinha that he wanted them sold, and launched a media campaign against him alongside Laporta. He also claimed Laporta blocked Lionel Messi's near-return in 2023, with the revelations coming just a week before the club's March 15 presidential elections.

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Xavi Hernández sat down for a candid interview, laying out his side of the dramatic saga that ended his time as Barcelona coach nearly two years ago.

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