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Sanju Samson described MS Dhoni as the Roger Federer of cricket for his calm, composed, and effortless yet powerful style during a JioStar show. He likened Virat Kohli's aggressive, explosive, and power-filled approach to Carlos Alcaraz, particularly noting similarities to Kohli's early career.

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The 32nd annual Actor Awards, held March 1 in Los Angeles, featured a moving In Memoriam segment honoring stars like Diane Keaton, Robert Redford, and O'Hara, who passed away January 30 at age 71 for her role in The Studio. Fans responded by sharing their own emotional movie scenes, anime moments like Blue Lock's Hugo-Isagi confrontation, streamer breakdowns, and even a Steam game gift that moved them. These posts turned into a wave of shared vulnerability, highlighting storytelling's deep impact from Hollywood farewells to manga gut-punches.

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Seth Rogen's heartfelt speech accepting Catherine O'Hara's posthumous award left the audience—and Jenna Ortega—in tears at the Shrine Auditorium.

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In a four-hour, 53-minute marathon on Court Philippe-Chatrier—the longest match of Djokovic's Roland Garros career—Fonseca rallied from two sets down to win 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5, 7-5, becoming the first teenager to beat the 24-time Grand Slam champion in a major. The Brazilian No. 28 seed dedicated the historic upset courtside to his mom, calling Djokovic his idol while admitting he never believed he could pull it off. With Djokovic out in the round of 16, Fonseca faces Casper Ruud next as the tournament stays wide open.

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Down two sets on his mom's birthday, 19-year-old João Fonseca stared down Novak Djokovic—and unleashed a comeback for the ages, sealing it with three straight aces.

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In a Guardian interview, the philanthropist recounted meeting Epstein once around 2013, calling him an 'abhorrent human being' who left her with nightmares and a lasting visceral reaction. She urged women to trust their instincts about dangerous people, amid fresh context from Bill Gates' recent testimony on his own Epstein meetings from 2011 to 2014, which contributed to their 2021 divorce. French Gates also criticized the U.S. justice system for failing to stop Epstein before his 2019 jail suicide, while now focusing her work on women's health through Pivotal.

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Melinda French Gates turned away in the interview, hand over her chest, heart racing as she described her instant gut reaction to Jeffrey Epstein. 'Have you ever been around somebody that you just know is evil?' she asked the reporter.

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Bravo revealed the new limited series "Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas," which tracks Lisa Vanderpump's journey to launch her first hotel, the Vanderpump Hotel, on the Las Vegas Strip.

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President Emmanuel Macron presided over the ceremony in Paris, where symbolic caskets with Bloch's and his wife Simonne's artifacts were carried to the Panthéon amid music and speeches. A pioneering historian who co-founded the Annales school and shifted focus to everyday life, Bloch fought in two world wars, joined the Resistance, and was executed by the Gestapo in 1944. Macron praised his sharp critiques of defeatism, drawing lessons for today, while Bloch's family barred far-right figures from the event over ideological clashes.

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In his final moments, Marc Bloch comforted a frightened teenage prisoner before facing the firing squad. Tuesday night, France honored that courage by welcoming him into the Panthéon.

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World No. 1 Jannik Sinner unveiled his sleek Wimbledon 2026 outfit, featuring polo, shorts, vest, cap, and socks in performance fabric that honors the tournament's grass courts. Serena Williams pairs with Karolina Muchova for doubles in Berlin after impressing at Queen's Club, while rumors swirl of a Williams sisters wildcard at Wimbledon and Venus planning the US Open as her retirement event. Top players like Sinner may boycott US Open mixed doubles over prize money issues, though many note singles stars rarely enter anyway, as grass-court action heats up before Wimbledon's June 29 start.

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Jannik Sinner steps onto Wimbledon's lawns in a crisp white Nike kit with green accents and subtle fox motifs—a nod to his nickname ahead of his title defense.

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A massive colony of 60,000 honeybees escaped from Tomás Vega's apiary and colonized the abandoned Hendricks apple orchard, causing it to bloom in April after 11 years without fruit. County agriculture inspectors confirmed the bees' presence, leading to a bumper crop of 22 tons of Cortland apples that October. The Hendricks family offered Tomás Vega a permanent lease, and he relocated his apiary there the following spring.

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Zverev outlasted Jakub Mensik 7-5, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 in a gritty semifinal on Court Philippe-Chatrier to reach the Roland Garros final for the second time in three years, setting up a Sunday clash with Flavio Cobolli, who advanced on a walkover. In his on-court interview, the world No. 2 described his pre-match mindset as 'pure emptiness,' adding with a smile that athletes rarely have anything in their heads—a remark Cornet called disrespectful and a 'huge lack of respect' for players. Defenders saw it as self-deprecating humor about the intense focus elite athletes need, but the exchange underscores tennis's mental demands as Zverev chases his first Grand Slam title.

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Alexander Zverev grinned after his semifinal win and joked that athletes have 'nothing in their heads'—a line that drew quick fire from peers like Alizé Cornet.

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