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On April 13, 2026, the day after Orthodox Easter, 27-year-old Ksenia Belousova posted a video of herself using a traditional kulich as a hookah with banana shisha, sparking outrage among believers. A Moscow court convicted her under Russia's blasphemy law for insulting religious feelings, adding 200 hours of labor to her prior three-year suspended sentence for drug possession, resulting in three years and 25 days in a penal colony. She brought her baptism certificate to court, noted her family's military service in Ukraine, and begged for a fine, but was led away in handcuffs. The case highlights rare prison terms under the law, typically resulting in fines.

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Ksenia Belousova hollowed out a sacred Easter kulich and turned it into a hookah bowl, captioning it 'Even Christ would rise from the dead for this.' The stunt led to her arrest and a courtroom plea for mercy.

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Ukrainian armed forces launched drones at the Tolyattikauchuk chemical plant in Tolyatti, Samara Oblast, triggering a series of explosions and a major fire. Air alerts were activated in the area, with reports of delayed sirens and additional strikes. Nearby airports including Samara were temporarily closed.

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Pope Leo led the Good Friday Liturgy of the Lord's Passion at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. He entered in a silent procession and prostrated before the altar as a traditional act of humility, submission, adoration, and grief for Christ's crucifixion. Priests worldwide also prostrate during this rite, symbolizing the Church's mourning and humanity's helplessness.

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An Iranian drone struck a U.S. Army Boeing CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift helicopter at Camp Buehring in Kuwait, causing significant damage to the airframe, hydraulics, avionics, and controls. Iran's IRGC claimed responsibility for the strike on the Al-Udairi Airbase in northern Kuwait. Images of the severely damaged aircraft circulated online.

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Posted on Good Friday by self-described 'loyal servant of the Lord Jesus Christ' Lt8ball864, the piece mixes 3D Genshin models with footage from the 2017 animated film God With Us, captioned with thanks for Jesus' sacrifice. Fans reacted with humor like jokes about Jesus fearing to lose Mavuika, fan comics of her chatting with him centuries ago, and debates—some calling it corny or a mockery of religion, while supporters saw it as fitting faith into gaming. The artist clarified it honored the holiday, sparking GIFs, edits, and talks on how Genshin's global fans blend game lore with personal beliefs.

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An Indonesian artist shared a striking image of Jesus on the cross with Genshin Impact's fiery Pyro Archon Mavuika and Traveler Aether, drawing over 165,000 views in under a day.

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Brighton have upped their offer to £45 million for Tottenham's Luka Vušković, following rejections of £30m and £35m bids; Spurs want over £55m but signed him for £12m in 2023 and loaned him out. The centre-back, yet to play competitively for Spurs, impressed with loans at Radomiak Radom, Westerlo, and Hamburger SV, scoring 10 goals total, though concerns remain about his pace in the Premier League. Amid Croatia's World Cup campaign, where coach Zlatko Dalić may drop him for the Panama game, the transfer saga links to Spurs' £52m signing of Brighton's Jan Paul van Hecke, as Brighton rebuild with a €5m Venezia deal.

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Luka Vušković, the 19-year-old Croatian defender, is pushing hard for a move to Brighton after shining on loans across Europe. With personal terms agreed, he's ready to hand in a transfer request to make it happen.

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Abacha took power in a 1993 coup and led Nigeria until his 1998 heart attack death at age 54, leaving behind economic gains like reserves growing from $494 million to $9.6 billion and debt reduction, plus infrastructure through the Petroleum Trust Fund. His rule strengthened Nigeria's regional influence with peacekeeping missions, but it faced global backlash for executing activists like Ken Saro-Wiwa, jailing election winner Moshood Abiola, and crushing press freedom. Corruption allegations persist, with over $3.6 billion recovered from looted funds, as opinions today split between those praising his stability and others calling him a tyrant.

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Twenty-eight years after General Sani Abacha's sudden death, Nigerians look back at a leader who stabilized the economy but ruled with an iron fist.

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The unbeaten No. 1 seed Huskies, led by Naismith finalists Fudd and freshman phenom Strong, rolled into Fort Worth after blowout early-round wins and brim with confidence under coach Geno Auriemma. Their fun moments stole the show: Fudd grinned about Paige Bueckers' surprise practice visit, the duo flashed heart hands at a presser, and Fudd playfully roasted Strong over UNC coach praise with 'You don't even tell me you love me'—met by Strong's deadpan 'Cuz I don't love you.' Fudd affirmed her UConn loyalty by showing off her No. 35 jersey, while fans adore their 'Rahzzi' chemistry ahead of tonight's 5 p.m. ET matchup against versatile North Carolina.

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Azzi Fudd and Sarah Strong share a sibling-like vibe that's got everyone smiling, from practice surprises to presser roasts, as UConn eyes another tournament win.

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