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On WWE SmackDown from Barcelona, former NXT Women's North American Champion Blake Monroe aired a provocative teaser, gushing over champion Rhea Ripley before declaring 'The Glamour is coming to SmackDown.' Monroe, real name Mariah May, rose through AEW and NXT, losing her title in a casket match before these vignettes began in late April. With Ripley defending her title against Jade Cargill at Clash in Italy this weekend, fans eagerly anticipate a clash between Monroe's Hollywood glamour and Ripley's dominant style.

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Lounging in a plush pink bedroom, Blake Monroe wrote in her diary about Rhea Ripley's tall presence and brutality—then warned her not to get too comfortable.

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The 19-year-old midfielder, who joined from Motherwell in 2022, beat back interest from clubs like Leeds, Aston Villa, and Ajax to stay with Rangers. Despite injuries last season, he's now fully fit and determined to earn more minutes under new manager Derek McInnes. Rice told Rangers TV he's worked hard through rehab and wants to show what he can do, with fans hoping for starts or a loan like to Kilmarnock.

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Bailey Rice, a lifelong Rangers fan who debuted at 16, just signed a one-year extension to chase his first-team dream at Ibrox.

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The Dutch side agreed terms with 24-year-old free agent Mika Mármol, a left-footed center-back from Las Palmas who shone in Spain's Segunda División with 37 appearances, two goals, and two assists last season. Mármol chose Rotterdam's Champions League ambitions over big offers from Olympiacos and SC Braga, bringing ball-playing skills and versatility to fit Feyenoord's high-pressing style. Supporters see him as a smart addition to defend the Eredivisie title, potentially partnering Dávid Hancko amid possible squad changes.

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Feyenoord fans lit up with excitement, one sharing a Pirates of the Caribbean clip shouting 'It's happening' as the club landed their top target.

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On April 23, a DHS contractor accidentally bulldozed a 50-to-70-foot path through the 272-foot Las Playas Intaglio while building a second barrier near the existing wall under a $659 million contract. CBP secured the site and had Commissioner Rodney Scott coordinate with tribal leaders. The incident gained attention alongside a June 9 DHS waiver bypassing environmental laws for 80 miles of barriers and roads in Texas' Big Bend National Park, after a Democratic amendment to block funding failed 26-34 in Congress. Lawmakers like Rep. Veronica Escobar called it an assault on national treasures, while supporters stressed border security needs.

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A 1,000-year-old fish-shaped etching sacred to the O'odham people now bears bulldozer scars from border wall preparations. The April damage in Arizona's Cabeza Prieta refuge has tribal leaders and officials responding.

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The 6-foot-6 Ruston High standout, ranked the nation's top tight end and a consensus top-15 recruit, committed to LSU in early May after a close battle with Nebraska. Despite that pledge, he's back in Lincoln for a big official visit weekend, joining over a dozen 2027 targets like Husker commit QB Trae Taylor. Fans lit up online, with insiders calling it a major boost as Nebraska pushes its dual-sport pitch—Hudson shines in football and basketball too—and eyes flipping the elite prospect to vault its strong early class.

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Ahmad Hudson, already pledged to LSU, stepped off the plane in Lincoln and posted photos outside Memorial Stadium, grinning ear to ear for his fourth Huskers trip.

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The SmackDown star, real name Eimi Gloria Matsudo, shared striking photos from a WWE shoot channeling her classic Stardom attire—complete with crisscross straps, feathers, and dramatic makeup. Fans praised the shift from her recent braids, a tribute to her late mentor Hana Kimura, calling it her best look yet amid thousands of likes. With Clash in Italy nearing on May 31 and her Italian heritage in the spotlight, supporters hope this glow-up leads to a big match, even as some question the change.

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Giulia steps back into her 'Beautiful Madness' era with flowing blonde hair, blue gear, and gold boots that echo her Japanese wrestling roots.

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Oba Femi and Trick Williams, along with Lash Legend, attended the WrestleMania after party in Las Vegas following their wins at the event. They danced and celebrated with the crowd chanting Oba Femi's name.

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In Game 2 of the Athens Super Regional, No. 3 Georgia rallied to an 11-9 win in 10 innings, sweeping No. 14 Mississippi State and advancing to the College World Series for the first time since 2008. The controversy erupted when freshman Jacob Parker was called out on a full-count check-swing by third-base ump Mike Fichter, prompting O'Connor's heated outburst and fan backlash over the SEC umpiring. Georgia pulled ahead with key hits like Daniel Jackson's two-run homer in the 10th, while both teams traded home runs in a marathon matchup.

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Mississippi State coach Brian O'Connor charged from the dugout, gesturing wildly at the umpires after a disputed check-swing ended a bases-loaded threat in the first inning.

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Marcus Smart committed a game-high six turnovers, including back-to-back mistakes after LeBron James cut the deficit to five points, contributing to the Memphis Grizzlies' defeat and forcing a Game 7. As the starting point guard, Smart scored no points in the second half with only two assists.

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In the 2026 Finals, with the Spurs down 2-1 to the Knicks after Stephon Castle's 23-point Game 3 clincher, eyes turned to his dad Stacey, who backed up a young Duncan on Wake Forest's 1993-94 squad that reached the Sweet 16. Stephon, the 2024 UConn champ and former Rookie of the Year presented by Duncan himself, now teams with Victor Wembanyama—both under 23 and dropping 20-plus in the same Finals game for the first time. Fans love the symmetry: Stacey's Spurs connection through Duncan echoes in his son's push alongside Wemby for ring six, with Game 4 tonight in San Antonio.

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A 1993 photo of freshman Tim Duncan alongside teammate Stacey Castle has fans marveling at the full-circle story now playing out in the NBA Finals.

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St. Aloysius Gonzaga, born in 1568 to Italian aristocracy, renounced wealth at 17 to join the Jesuits, vowing chastity young and teaching poor children amid Rome's temptations. In 1591, during a plague, the 23-year-old novice heroically served victims, washing and feeding them before dying peacefully with 'Jesus' on his lips. Canonized in 1726, he's patron of youth, students, and AIDS caregivers; his story inspires posts about choosing holiness over worldly power.

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Today, June 21, people remember a young nobleman who traded castles for plague wards, carrying the sick on his back until he caught the disease himself.

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Michigan State’s gritty tournament run ended Thursday in Washington, D.C., with a 67-63 loss to No. 2 seed UConn, who advance to face Duke in the Elite Eight. The 71-year-old Hall of Famer Tom Izzo praised his team’s comeback spirit despite the defeat, marking his program’s 14th Sweet 16 under his tenure but no title since 2000. Fans celebrated Izzo’s unmatched consistency—27 straight NCAA bids and the most Final Fours among active coaches—while some voiced frustration over recent early exits; Izzo dismissed retirement talk and vowed to chase another championship with his core returners.

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Tom Izzo watched his Spartans claw back from double digits, only for UConn's Alex Karaban and Tarris Reed Jr. to slam the door in a 67-63 heartbreaker.

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