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Indonesia's massive doujinshi convention, Comifuro, just wrapped its 22nd edition on May 17 at ICE BSD City in Tangerang, drawing huge crowds for artist booths, cosplay, and performances despite some overcrowding complaints. Official channels announced CF23 for October 31 to November 1 at the same spot, sparking instant buzz over Halloween-themed Jujutsu Kaisen recreations, horror merch, and creator calls for boothmates. Inspired by Japan's Comiket, the event pulls 50,000 to 70,000 visitors per edition, with tickets and registrations coming soon via comifuro.net.

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Fresh off a packed Comic Frontier 22, fans lit up at the news of CF23 docking for Halloween—right on October 31—with Shibuya Incident cosplays already in the works.

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Numerous fans express frustration with Enner Valencia's play for Ecuador, describing him as ineffective in shooting, passing, dribbling, and holding up play during the tournament. They argue his performances are hindering Ecuador's attacks and preventing goals, with calls for him to be substituted or replaced by a better striker. Discussions highlight his age and decline since Copa America 2024, labeling him the worst player in the competition.

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The UFC Freedom 250 on June 14 features a lightweight title unification between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje in the main event, with Alex Pereira challenging Ciryl Gane for the interim heavyweight title in the co-main. White dismissed ban reports during a media scrum, joking Strickland is 'banned from humanity' while noting the fighter showed no interest amid limited 4,300 seats. Strickland responded on X, referencing a promised ticket that fell through due to White House clearance issues, but shrugged it off with humor about sitting near Kash Patel.

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Dana White laughed off rumors Tuesday, assuring everyone Sean Strickland can attend the historic UFC event on the White House South Lawn this Sunday.

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Alex Call, a player from the Minneapolis area, hit a 368-foot solo home run, his first of the season, during a Dodgers game in Chicago, Illinois. The home run prompted a huge roar from the Dodgers family section as the team led 8-2 following the hit.

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Born in 1974 and drafted by the Yankees in 1992, Jeter played 20 seasons, batting .310 with 3,465 hits, five World Series titles, and a record 99.75% Hall of Fame vote in 2020. Fans shared classic photos and memories, like his 2001 barehanded throw and 2014 final hit, while the Hall of Fame praised his career of excellence. Off the field, his Turn 2 Foundation marks 30 years helping kids, and he shares family life with wife Hannah Davis Jeter and their four children.

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Derek Jeter, the Yankees' eternal captain, hits 52 today, with fans digging up his iconic 'The Flip' play and walk-off hits that defined clutch moments.

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It started Friday with NoDi, shorthand for the area North of Dimes Square in Chinatown and the Lower East Side, a spot already famous for artists, podcasters, and lively vibes around places like Manny's Cafe. X users quickly jumped in with ridiculous inventions like MaMa for Market and Madison, LigMa for Little Italy-Greater Mulberry, and WeCoSt for Carroll Gardens west of Court. While some celebrate the city's reinvention, locals push back, calling it rage bait and joking about banning the trend.

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Packed streets north of Dimes Square drew crowds for Knicks playoff watches, with ASAP Rocky spotted in the mix, inspiring a flood of silly new NYC neighborhood names.

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Photos from entertainment outlet BigEyeUG show Rwandan artist Gloria Bugie performing at Namilyango College, where students aged 14 to 18 cheered enthusiastically with hands outstretched. Many laughed it off as typical teen hype in a single-sex boarding school, with jokes about the boys' restlessness and the school's football page noting they forgot an upcoming match. Critics called it inappropriate, highlighting hands on her legs and backside, and questioned allowing such acts around children while urging performers to stick to adult crowds. The images reflect ongoing tensions between fun entertainment and values in Uganda's school settings.

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Teen boys at Uganda's Namilyango College reached out in wild excitement as Gloria Bugie danced on stage in her bustier and red pants. The photos captured a burst of rare energy from the all-boys school.

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Tehran had rationed water amid one of the worst droughts in decades, but late April 2026 brought heavy rains and snow to several provinces, filling dams and easing shortages. Videos captured drivers navigating snowy hazards and rain on Mashhad's Imam Reza Shrine, with temperatures dropping 5 degrees Celsius in spots. Pro-Iran social media ties the relief to Iran's February-March strikes damaging U.S. missile-defense radars in the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan, claiming they ended a supposed 'weather war'—though experts say the radars detect missiles, not control weather, and natural patterns like La Niña likely drove the storms.

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After years of brutal drought, Iranians woke to snow blanketing mountain roads and heavy rains soaking sacred shrines on April 22—a surprising gift from the skies.

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Tehran had rationed water amid one of the worst droughts in decades, but late April 2026 brought heavy rains and snow to several provinces, filling dams and easing shortages. Videos captured drivers navigating snowy hazards and rain on Mashhad's Imam Reza Shrine, with temperatures dropping 5 degrees Celsius in spots. Pro-Iran social media ties the relief to Iran's February-March strikes damaging U.S. missile-defense radars in the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan, claiming they ended a supposed 'weather war'—though experts say the radars detect missiles, not control weather, and natural patterns like La Niña likely drove the storms.

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