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Dana Terrace teams up with Owl House staff writer Mikki Crisostomo and illustrator Daun Han for a 144-page graphic novel arriving September 29, 2026, from Disney Hyperion. Set two years after villain Belos's defeat, the story follows King using a device from the Collector to erase his fears of immortality—only to accidentally wipe Luz's memories, sparking a quest with Eda and the Collector full of laughs, action, and emotion. Fans lit up with joy at the announcement, with cheers like 'WE ARE SO BACK' and praise from creators like Alex Hirsch and Matt Braly, while the vibrant cover hints at grown-up Luz, Amity with flowers, and nods to fan-favorite pairs.

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King, the last Titan, faces the ache of outliving his found family in this heartfelt sequel to The Owl House.

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Ronald Araujo, a defender for FC Barcelona, has arrived in Nazareth, Israel, on a religious and cultural trip aimed at achieving a spiritual reset to regain strength and recover. Photos show him smiling and posing with locals in indoor settings featuring wooden walls and trophy shelves, as well as outdoors near wooden structures. The visit follows his recent challenges, including a red card in a match against Chelsea.

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An edited photo shows Ramos leading a 'How to Avoid Red Card' lesson for Gerard Piqué (11 reds), Ronald Araujo (5), Pepe (17), Harry Maguire (4), and David Alaba (zero so far), dated 08/02/2026 on the board. Fans cracked up with lines like 'Ramos teaching? No one’s graduating' and spotted details like the Barca duo up front and Pepe in Porto colors. The meme highlights Ramos's LaLiga record of 20-21 reds, turning his notorious history into pure comedy gold that lit up X with over 25,000 likes.

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Sergio Ramos, football's red card king with 30 dismissals, stands at the blackboard in a Sevilla kit, pointer in hand, schooling a classroom of fellow troublemakers like Piqué and Pepe.

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Sky Sports highlighted the graphic, showing Chelsea at 11 days since beating Brentford 2-0 on January 31, ahead of Arsenal (46 days), Manchester City (59), and others trailing far behind like Brentford at 2,048 days since July 2020. Fans bantered online, with Chelsea supporters celebrating their 'fresh haircut' status while rivals trolled Manchester United's 724-day wait and Frank Ilett's no-trim pledge nearing 500 days. The chart underscores the league's tough consistency demands, as top teams like Arsenal (56 points) and fifth-placed Chelsea (44 points) vie in a tight race where sustaining runs could decide the title.

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Chelsea claimed the top spot on a quirky leaderboard measuring days since each team's last five straight wins – just 11 days for them after their run ended.

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Vítor Pereira, who recently left Wolves and previously worked under Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis at Olympiacos, has agreed terms in principle to become the club's fourth head coach this season. The move follows Dyche's 114-day stint ending after Wednesday's goalless home draw against Wolves, despite Forest dominating with 63% possession and an xG of 2.75. Sitting 17th with 27 points from 26 games, three clear of relegation, Forest make history as the first Premier League side with four permanent managers in one campaign—drawing sharp criticism from pundits like Henry Winter, who called it 'Utter Work Nonsense,' and fans labeling it comical.

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After a frustrating 0-0 draw where Forest unleashed 35 shots but scored none, the club sacked Sean Dyche—sparking their wildest managerial change yet.

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League leaders Arsenal, with 57 points and a +32 goal difference, face mid-table Brentford in a tense Premier League match that kicked off at 8pm UK time. Mikel Arteta started an attacking lineup featuring Viktor Gyokeres up top, Declan Rice in midfield, and David Raya in goal, with key stars like captain Martin Ødegaard and Bukayo Saka available on a deep bench despite injury doubts. Injuries sidelined Kai Havertz for a month and William Saliba with illness, but Arsenal's squad depth offers hope. The first half saw few chances as Brentford countered effectively, setting up a crucial second half where a win keeps Arsenal cruising ahead of City.

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Arsenal need a win to hold their four-point lead over Manchester City, but Brentford's stubborn defense kept the first half scoreless at Gtech Community Stadium.

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Sportico's 2026 rankings place Inter Miami CF at the top with $1.45 billion, up from $585 million before Messi joined, driven by $250 million projected revenue including tickets, sponsorships, and a $21 million FIFA payout. LAFC follows at $1.4 billion, with five teams now over $1 billion and the league average at $767 million. Messi's contract through 2028 keeps the growth going as MLS revenue hit $2.5 billion last year amid rising sponsorships and transfers.

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Lionel Messi's arrival has painted South Beach pink and pumped up Inter Miami's value to a league-high $1.45 billion. His leadership in their first MLS Cup last season sparked a 22% surge.

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The U.S. has set June as the target for Ukraine and Russia to agree on peace, Zelenskyy announced after UAE-hosted talks in Abu Dhabi that delivered a swap of 314 prisoners—the first in five months—and restarted U.S.-Russia military dialogues. Zelenskyy highlighted Ukrainian intelligence on Russia's 'Dmitriev package,' a proposed $12 trillion economic deal with the U.S. that draws widespread skepticism for exceeding Russia's entire GDP many times over. While no breakthroughs occurred on core issues like Donbas status or the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, upcoming Miami talks signal continued U.S. pressure, as Zelenskyy calls for strong security guarantees amid ongoing Russian strikes.

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In a closed briefing, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shared a surprising U.S. push: a June deadline to end the war, amid fresh prisoner swaps but unresolved disputes over land and security.

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The second installment, *Ang Mutya ng Section E: Book 2 - The Dark Side*, premiered today on Viva One, following Jay-jay in her rowdy all-boys class full of pranks and drama. Angeles, 20 and with Viva Artists Agency, reprises Yuri Hanamitchi, known for his 'mata-mata acting' and brooding charm, complete with signature glasses and tousled red locks. Promo shots tease classroom antics, nighttime scenes, and deeper intrigue alongside co-stars like Andres Muhlach and Ashtine Olviga. Fans cherish moments like Yuri's Jollibee spicy chicken eats and intense glares that defined his cult appeal.

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Yuri's piercing stares and red hair made him unforgettable from the first season. Now, on December 4, Rabin Angeles brings the sharp-witted young master back for more high school chaos.

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Jamison Roberts, a 2027 quarterback from Saraland, Alabama, released his top eight college football programs following a standout junior season with 3,370 passing yards and 37 touchdowns. He plans to visit Oklahoma for the 'Future Freaks' Junior Day and has other visits forthcoming.

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Massie's December 2024 post, now with nearly 96,000 likes, spotlights the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights, which handles claims like discrimination and sexual harassment using a confidential taxpayer-funded account. From 1997 to 2017, it paid out over $17 million across 264 to 300 claims, with recent years adding millions more, such as $1.6 million from 2020-2024. While supporters praise Massie for pushing accountability amid Epstein file demands, critics question why no names or binding legislation have emerged, as confidentiality rules keep details sealed and reform bills stall.

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A year-old call from Rep. Thomas Massie exposed how Congress quietly spent over $17 million in taxpayer dollars on workplace harassment settlements—no names attached.

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University of Jamestown's Jimmies led with invites for March 9, 13, and 20, drawing thanks from over a dozen prospects like Max Sweet and Owen Boarman ahead of their move to NCAA Division II. Southwest Minnesota State's Mustangs, fresh off a 43-player signing class, hyped visits with gold helmet art from Peyton Verheyen and Camarrious Sweezy. Morningside's three-time NAIA champs and St. Thomas Tommies also pulled in talent like Carver Fritchen and Jaylon Hampton, building early bonds before the June 2026 recruiting push.

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Rising juniors from Anoka and Holy Family lit up feeds with sleek graphics after landing invites to check out campuses like Jamestown and Morningside.

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The force is assessing potential misconduct in public office after unsealed US Justice Department files revealed Andrew, then UK trade envoy, sharing a government briefing on Helmand province investment opportunities with Epstein. A police spokesperson confirmed talks with Crown Prosecution Service specialists but declined further details at this preliminary stage. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown called for a full inquiry into Epstein's British links, citing overlooked flight evidence, while Buckingham Palace said the royal family would cooperate with any probe. The developments add to scrutiny of elite ties to Epstein, including recent searches of properties linked to Labour peer Peter Mandelson.

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Emails from Christmas Eve 2010 show Prince Andrew forwarding sensitive UK trade briefings on Afghan gold and uranium to Jeffrey Epstein. Thames Valley Police are now discussing with prosecutors whether this amounts to misconduct.

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Manchester City dominated Fulham 3-0 on Wednesday, with Semenyo starring and Erling Haaland netting a goal that boosted him on City's all-time scoring list, trimming Arsenal's Premier League lead to three points from 56 to 53. Aston Villa edged Brighton 1-0 via a late own goal to stay third on 50 points, while Liverpool's 1-0 win at Sunderland through Virgil van Dijk's header lifted them to 42 points, now two behind Chelsea. Arsenal face Brentford away tonight, a chance to extend their edge to six before City host Newcastle on Saturday; fans feel the title tension, with one City supporter warning 'ARTETA, TROUBLE IS COMING!!!' and Gunners fans urging Mikel Arteta to handle the pressure.

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Antoine Semenyo lit up the pitch for Manchester City, scoring once and assisting another in their sharp 3-0 win over Fulham. The result ramps up the heat on Arsenal before their key game in hand.

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City's social media post showed Haaland grinning with his unleashed mane, captioned 'Nothing wrong with growing out your hair,' aimed straight at Ilett after United's four-win streak ended in a 1-1 draw at West Ham. The shot racked up over 60,000 likes, laughs from Wayne Rooney and Michail Antonio, and fans joking Haaland won't cut his hair until United wins five in a row. United supporters hit back by recalling their recent derby win. Amid Haaland's hot form and praise from Pep Guardiola, City gears up for Fulham at home.

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Frank Ilett, the devoted Manchester United fan known as 'The United Strand,' has let his hair grow wild for over 490 days—no trim until five straight wins. Man City's team spotted the perfect rivalry jab: Erling Haaland's flowing blonde locks.

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During his We Them Ones Tour show on February 9, comedian Mike Epps mocked Nicki Minaj's support for President Trump's Trump Accounts program, a federal initiative giving $1,000 investment accounts to newborns, with the crude line about her 'gettin a train ran on her by Donald Trump for a card that's not even real.' Minaj had joined Trump onstage at the January 28 Treasury summit, holding his hand and pledging her own funds as his 'number one fan.' Fans called the joke misogynistic, while others defended it as standard comedy roast amid rap rivalries and political divides.

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A woman in the Louisville crowd shouted back at Mike Epps after his vulgar Nicki Minaj jab—and he snapped right back with 'Shut up, bitch!' The onstage clash exploded online fast.

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Chelsea's ownership group, BlueCo, which took over Strasbourg in 2023, has loaned 12 players like David Fofana and poached coach Liam Rosenior this season, fueling fan anger despite the team's seventh-place Ligue 1 rise. Both clubs eye Champions League spots, but UEFA rules demand BlueCo place Strasbourg in a blind trust by March 1 to avoid expulsion or demotion if they qualify together. Supporters lament the 'feeder club' feel eroding their 117-year heritage, even as squad value has surged 216%, while Chelsea fans split on the multi-club model.

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Strasbourg supporters marched and boycotted games after their coach jumped to Chelsea, feeling their club's soul is being siphoned away by the shared owners.

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João Pedro chipped in the opener after Enzo Fernández's through ball, and Cole Palmer converted a penalty to make it 2-0. Manager Maresca brought on Pedro Neto in the 64th minute, but three minutes later Moisés Caicedo conceded a penalty, and Josh Acheampong's sloppy pass led to Leeds' equalizer at 2-2. Fans vented fury online at Neto's timing, calling him a 'cancer' despite other errors like Caicedo's foul, while Chelsea sit fourth after the frustrating slip against relegation-threatened Leeds.

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Chelsea were cruising 2-0 at home against struggling Leeds, until a sub changed everything—and left Stamford Bridge stunned.

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In Bill Moos' memoir, the former Nebraska athletic director recounts how regent Jim Pillen in 2019 blocked his plan to hire Oregon's Dana Altman to replace Tim Miles, saying Nebraskans wouldn't support it. Pillen, now governor, responded by posting the Huskers' 90-55 win over Oregon from Jan. 13, as Fred Hoiberg's team—now 21-2 and No. 9—continues a breakout season with program records and a tie for third in the Big Ten. Fans split between cheering the Hoiberg success and criticizing past regent interference, while Nebraska eyes its first March Madness since 2014.

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Governor Jim Pillen let a lopsided scoreboard speak volumes, spotlighting Nebraska's dominance over Oregon amid a memoir's revelation of his past veto on hiring their coach.

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The 20-year-old Spanish right-back joined Bournemouth on loan from AC Milan last September and impressed in 18 Premier League starts, including a goal and assist, triggering the €19-20 million buy clause. President Tiago Pinto praised Jiménez's Real Madrid academy roots and rapid growth into a fixture under manager Andoni Iraola. Bournemouth also extended captain Adam Smith's contract by a year, strengthening their right-back options as fans cheer the young star's long-term commitment.

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Álex Jiménez's stunning goal against Liverpool last month turned heads—and now it's sealed his future at Bournemouth with a permanent move.

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An edited photo shows Ramos leading a 'How to Avoid Red Card' lesson for Gerard Piqué (11 reds), Ronald Araujo (5), Pepe (17), Harry Maguire (4), and David Alaba (zero so far), dated 08/02/2026 on the board. Fans cracked up with lines like 'Ramos teaching? No one’s graduating' and spotted details like the Barca duo up front and Pepe in Porto colors. The meme highlights Ramos's LaLiga record of 20-21 reds, turning his notorious history into pure comedy gold that lit up X with over 25,000 likes.

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Sergio Ramos, football's red card king with 30 dismissals, stands at the blackboard in a Sevilla kit, pointer in hand, schooling a classroom of fellow troublemakers like Piqué and Pepe.

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The Crimson Tide added 6-foot-6, 250-pound Desmond Umeozulu, a veteran with one year left after three seasons at South Carolina, where he posted 30 tackles and 1.5 sacks. Analysts praise his long frame and SEC experience, slotting him as depth behind stars like LT Overton Pierre. Hours later, South Carolina signed 6-foot-4 Chapin native Max Drag from UCF, bringing two years of eligibility and a touchdown catch to bolster tight end depth alongside Brady Hunt and Maurice Brown III. These portal moves highlight Alabama's aggressive reload with 17 transfers and South Carolina's focus on local talent ahead of 2026 SEC play.

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Alabama snagged a towering pass rusher from South Carolina, only for the Gamecocks to hit back by welcoming a local tight end back home.

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The drama started when a short video edit showed Emiru saying she didn't know what 'Ice' meant and telling viewers to get off the internet for politics. In her February 8 X post, she clarified it likely referred to literal ice, not the agency, and stressed no one deserves fear from deportations or family separations caused by ICE. Reactions divided sharply, with supporters like Asmongold praising her resistance and critics calling her response insufficient, highlighting ongoing debates over apolitical streamers entering politics.

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A quick clip from Twitch streamer Emiru's stream made it look like she brushed off questions about ICE. She fired back, explaining the full context and sharing her stance on basic human empathy.

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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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Elected Mesa County clerk in 2018, Peters allowed unauthorized access to Dominion voting machines in 2021, leading to leaked data and her conviction in August 2024 on seven counts including felonies for influencing a public servant and official misconduct. Judge Matthew Barrett sentenced her to nine years on October 3, 2024, citing her lack of remorse and persistent 2020 election claims; she's at La Vista Correctional Facility with release projected around 2028. Trump's December 2025 pardon called her an 'election integrity warrior,' but Colorado officials like Secretary of State Jena Griswold rejected it since her crimes are state-level, fueling ongoing supporter campaigns and debates over her whistleblower status as a Gold Star mother.

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Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk, sits in prison serving a nine-year sentence for tampering with voting machines—even after President Trump issued her a federal pardon last December.

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