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Ayton, the Lakers' big free-agent signing last summer, voiced frustration over being pushed into a gritty, rim-running role like Clint Capela's after LA's narrow defeats to the Magic and Suns. Despite solid efficiency at 66.7% shooting and a 16-3 record when he gets volume, Ayton has been inconsistent, sparking memes, teammate praise from Austin Reaves, and a laughing Instagram jab from Capela. Now 34-24 and slipping in the West, the Lakers need Ayton's 'X-factor' beast mode as playoffs near and his free agency awaits.

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Deandre Ayton stormed off after a tough loss, yelling 'They're trying to make me Clint Capela. I'm not no Clint Capela!' The blunt quote lit up reactions from fans and even Capela himself.

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Brock Pierson shared a post about low engagement on X that prompted numerous users to discuss tweeting without caring about likes or engagement. Many described tweeting for personal expression, as a diary, or to voices in their head, embracing low visibility. Replies emphasized continuing to post regardless of likes, with some noting high followers but low interaction.

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The catamarans, part of the Nuestra América Convoy, left Mexico's Isla Mujeres on March 20 with nine crew from Poland, France, Cuba, and the U.S., but missed their Havana arrival window between March 24 and 25. Located Saturday 80 nautical miles northwest of Havana, the vessels are in radio contact, with a Mexican ship heading to assist as they continue onward. Organizers expressed relief, thanking Mexican and Cuban authorities, amid Cuba's ongoing blackouts blamed by Havana on U.S. oil sanctions and by U.S. officials on the island's socialist system.

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Two sailboats loaded with rice, medicine, and baby formula vanished en route to blackout-plagued Cuba, raising fears until Mexico's navy spotted them safe offshore.

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Screenshots from Kevin Durant's alleged burner accounts, such as @gethigher77, surfaced showing him criticizing current Houston Rockets teammates like Jabari Smith Jr., former Brooklyn Nets teammate Ben Simmons, and Russell Westbrook as a 'triple double cocaine bear,' along with leaked messages from an NBA Twitter group chat. Videos captured Durant using his phone during player introductions and at the NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles amid the viral discussions. The NBA announced an investigation into the inappropriate remarks about teammates and coaches.

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Shirley, known for exposing Somali welfare fraud in Minnesota, endorsed Tyler Oliveira's film highlighting Lakewood, New Jersey's challenges: massive school debts for busing 42,000 yeshiva students, high poverty rates over 50%, and reliance on SNAP and Medicaid amid large families and full-time Torah study. Pro-Israel accounts labeled him a Nazi for amplifying what they see as harmful tropes, but Shirley insists he's just anti-fraud, backed by supporters like Cam Higby who note similar debates rage in Israel over Haredi welfare. Orthodox defenders point to community businesses and donations, while the clash reveals right-wing tensions on whether such scrutiny crosses into bias.

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Nick Shirley cheered a documentary on welfare strains in Lakewood's ultra-Orthodox community with a simple 'EXPOSE IT ALL'—and faced instant backlash calling him anti-Semitic.

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Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film adapts Andy Weir's 2021 sci-fi bestseller with stunning IMAX shots from cinematographer Greig Fraser and a Certified Fresh 96% on Rotten Tomatoes from over 100 reviews. Fans praise Gosling's witty performance, accessible science that welcomes non-experts, and cosmic spectacle that some prefer to Interstellar. Packed screenings buzz with superfans, memes about book-to-movie rushes, and predictions of a $50-70 million opening as Amazon MGM's first big 2026 hit.

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Ryan Gosling wakes up as the lone astronaut Ryland Grace on a spaceship, piecing together a mission to save Earth from solar dimming. Early fans call it a perfect blend of humor, heart, and stunning space visuals.

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Dubin died Monday from shrapnel wounds in a rocket barrage near Machanayim Junction, with two others lightly hurt. Hezbollah has fired over 3,500 rockets since March 2, prompting Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, including Tyre, where footage showed buildings leveled near civilian areas and ancient ruins. Israel's Foreign Minister demanded UN condemnation of Hezbollah, while reactions online split between accusations of war crimes and defenses of Israel's response to the group's tactics. Tensions rise with evacuations on both sides and fears of wider conflict.

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Nuriel Dubin, a 27-year-old preschool teacher and IDF reservist, was set to marry her fiancé in September when a Hezbollah rocket struck near her.

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A post on March 21 shared images of overgrown Roman structures that served as everyday scenery for centuries after Rome's fall, prompting thousands to revisit Kenneth Clark's 1969 BBC series 'Civilisation.' In its opening at France's enduring Pont du Gard aqueduct, Clark reflects on how war, plague, and lost confidence eroded Roman society, stressing needs like prosperity, strong laws, and shared energy for civilizations to endure. Users shared clips, praised its eloquence, and drew parallels to today's derelict bridges and fires, while others noted medieval builders repurposed those stones for grand cathedrals, balancing views on decay and renewal.

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Imagine medieval villagers tending fields with towering Roman aqueducts as their casual backdrop, much like faded COVID stickers linger on modern floors today.

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The newly opened Temple Irish Pub on Avenida Filipinas in Benidorm's party district hosted lively St. Patrick's Day celebrations on March 17, but late into March 18, videos showed debris-strewn streets, overturned furniture, and apparent fights outside. No serious injuries were reported, and local pages called the scenes shocking while hoping for arrests; the pub stayed open with plans to press charges. Online comments blamed too much alcohol and pointed to British tourists, amid Benidorm's heavy holiday crowds and police presence.

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What started as green-clad crowds dancing under shamrock lights at The Temple Irish Pub ended with broken glass, flipped chairs, and a woman dodging a flying object on the street.

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Rodríguez, a former Maduro ally sworn in January 5 after the January 3 'Operation Absolute Resolve' captured Maduro, appointed Gustavo González López on March 18 to replace Vladimir Padrino López. López, sanctioned by the US since 2019 for overseeing torture and arbitrary detentions at places like El Helicoide prison, drew fire from Democrats like Senator Chris Murphy and online critics who mocked the US intervention. While Trump praised the oil deals and stability under Rodríguez, analysts see the move as her consolidating control over security forces amid Chavista tensions, with elections still distant and human rights concerns persisting.

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Three months after a US raid toppled Nicolás Maduro, acting president Delcy Rodríguez picked a sanctioned ex-intelligence chief for defense minister—sparking outrage over his record of abuses.

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