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Crave announced Williams in 'Yaga,' a modern mystery thriller inspired by the Slavic witch Baba Yaga, who lives in a chicken-legged hut and flies in a mortar and pestle—sometimes a terrifying boogeyman, other times a hero's ally. He portrays Henry Park, whose disappearance pulls in a private investigator, local detective, and enigmatic professor to unravel secrets tied to old magic. Written by Kat Sandler as a feminist antihero tale, the eight-episode series is now in production. Fans, especially Slavic viewers, shared childhood memories of fearing Baba Yaga while celebrating the cultural spotlight.

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Hudson Williams steps from hockey rinks into Slavic folklore chills, playing a missing heir whose case uncovers Baba Yaga's ancient magic in a foggy coastal town.

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Tour photographer Nikki Marie snapped the intimate, grainy shots of Williams as Shane Hollander and Storrie as Ilya Rozanov during New York shoots earlier this year. Posted by a roleplay account with a simple 'BABIES' caption, the photos quickly drew nearly 2,000 likes, fanart of peace-sign poses, and joyful comments like 'MY FAMILY IS BACK.' Fans cherish the images as wallet keepsakes for the enemies-to-lovers hockey stars from Rachel Reid's adapted series, fueling calls for Season 2.

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Hudson Williams rocks sunglasses and a leather jacket, while Connor Storrie flashes a peace sign in tweed—two Polaroids that have fans melting over their Hollanov chemistry.

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The midfield maestro captained Arsenal from age 21 after joining from Barcelona's academy at 16, making 303 appearances with 57 goals and 95 assists, though trophies were limited to one FA Cup amid a Premier League drought. At boyhood club Barça, he won La Liga, Copa del Rey, and more in 151 games with 42 goals and 50 assists, before a £30m move to Chelsea delivered two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, League Cup, and Europa League across 198 outings. Fans split loyally—Gunners cherish his youth icon status, Blues tout the silverware, Barça fans his homecoming—while one called him a 'footballing polyglot' legendary in phases at all three.

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Cesc Fàbregas shone across Arsenal, Barcelona, and Chelsea, leaving fans fiercely divided on where he truly became a legend.

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Nigeria's Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle is negotiating a contract extension beyond 2027, demanding $100,000 per month—up from his current $50,000—while the NFF offers over $60,000 to make him the highest-paid coach in team history. Chelle took over in late 2025, delivering bronze at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco despite a painful World Cup playoff penalty loss to DR Congo. Marseille links surfaced after reports of Chelle meeting their president, but the NFF denied any permission, leaving fans divided between criticism of his demands and praise for his impact.

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Eric Chelle led Nigeria to AFCON bronze in 2025, but now he's pushing hard for double his pay amid Marseille rumors and a tense contract standoff.

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Barcelona fell 2-1 to Girona on Monday, letting Real Madrid take a two-point La Liga lead after 24 games. The 18-year-old Yamal grabbed the first-half penalty from Lewandowski, but it cannoned off the post—sparking talk of teammate Raphinha's perfect record of 15 from 15 since joining Rennes. Raphinha terrorized defenders all match and reportedly encouraged Yamal to build confidence, yet some fans questioned the choice amid Barcelona's loose penalty duties. Raphinha vented post-match about uneven rules in the tight title race.

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Lamine Yamal's penalty struck the post in stoppage time, costing Barcelona a key win at Girona. Fans pointed straight to Raphinha's flawless spot-kick streak since 2019.

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San Francisco signed Mac Jones last offseason as Brock Purdy's backup on a two-year, $7-8 million deal, and he impressed in limited 2025 action amid a thin 2026 quarterback draft. The Athletic's Matt Barrows predicted a strong trade market for the former Patriots first-rounder, fueling fan fantasies of blockbuster swaps despite ESPN's Adam Schefter reporting the 49ers plan to keep him as insurance. Chatter targeted QB-needy teams like the Jets, Steelers, and Colts, with bold asks like Vikings' Jefferson or Raiders' Crosby drawing laughs as over-the-top Madden trades.

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Fans lit up with wild visions of Mac Jones fetching stars like Justin Jefferson or Maxx Crosby, all sparked by a reporter's trade market prediction.

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On January 15, the Wicked stars posed casually with Gloria Groom, Chair and Curator of European Painting and Sculpture, right after announcing their roles in a 2027 West End revival of Sunday in the Park with George—Bailey as artist George Seurat and Grande as his muse Dot. Bailey wore a cozy cardigan and jeans, while Grande rocked an oversized gray tee, baggy pants, and her signature pouty smile, holding a museum tote. Fans loved the nod to the painting that inspired the musical, though some teased her low-key look with inpatient jokes, while defenders championed casual museum style and her iconic expression.

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Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey grinned in front of Seurat's iconic pointillist masterpiece at Chicago's Art Institute, joined by the museum's curator for a perfectly timed art stop.

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Uganda's Triplets Ghetto Kids recreated Vinicius's curling strike and signature shimmy from Real Madrid's 1-0 Champions League win over Benfica, complete with diving keepers and flag-waving on a green pitch backed by palm trees. The video arrived as Vinicius faced bottle-throwing fans and alleged a racial slur, prompting a historic 10-minute referee stoppage and UEFA probe. Vinicius reposted the heartwarming clip, while teammate Endrick urged him to keep smiling and dancing— a bright spot highlighting his inspiration in Africa despite ongoing abuse.

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Dozens of joyful Ugandan kids in Real Madrid kits nailed Vinicius Junior's goal celebration, turning a tense match moment into pure worldwide delight.

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Real Madrid faces Benfica in the first leg of the Champions League knockout playoff at Estádio da Luz, a rematch of Benfica's 4-2 league-phase win three weeks ago that sent Madrid into the playoffs. Mbappé tops the scoring with a record 1.86 goals per game, outpacing Harry Kane's eight and Erling Haaland's seven, and pairs with Vinícius Júnior to create more chances than any duo. With up to nine more games ahead, just four goals separate him from Ronaldo's 2013/14 record set over 11 matches; Madrid leads 1-0 at the hour mark via Vinícius.

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Kylian Mbappé has fired in 13 goals over seven matches, leading the 2025/26 Champions League charts and chasing Cristiano Ronaldo's single-season mark of 17.

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Barcelona fell 2-1 to Girona on Monday, letting Real Madrid take a two-point La Liga lead after 24 games. The 18-year-old Yamal grabbed the first-half penalty from Lewandowski, but it cannoned off the post—sparking talk of teammate Raphinha's perfect record of 15 from 15 since joining Rennes. Raphinha terrorized defenders all match and reportedly encouraged Yamal to build confidence, yet some fans questioned the choice amid Barcelona's loose penalty duties. Raphinha vented post-match about uneven rules in the tight title race.

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Lamine Yamal's penalty struck the post in stoppage time, costing Barcelona a key win at Girona. Fans pointed straight to Raphinha's flawless spot-kick streak since 2019.

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Endrick, loaned from Real Madrid to Olympique Lyonnais on December 23, 2025, earned the UNFP Player of the Month award for December 25 to January 26, winning 52% of votes from players and fans. In four Ligue 1 games, he scored three goals—including a hat-trick in a 5-2 win over Metz—and added one assist, helping Lyon climb to third place. Across all competitions, he has five goals and two assists in six appearances, validating Madrid's €60 million investment as his agent confirms a return in June.

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In his first month with Lyon, 19-year-old Endrick delivered a hat-trick that stunned Metz and lit up fans everywhere. The Brazilian on loan from Real Madrid just claimed Ligue 1's top honor.

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