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The 29-year-old contestant, known as @glassesdorkface, landed hard on June 17 during the show's Social Experiment 2 mini-season in El Salvador, suffering a broken elbow, cracked ribs, and stitches on her lip. Rushed to a hospital, she later posted from medical care: 'I’m alive. I don’t know why I did that and I wish I didn’t,' calling her action 'incredibly fucking stupid.' Producer Roberto confirmed she's okay but eliminated, as the chaotic, fan-made Fishtank clone continues toward its June 28 finale amid fan reactions mixing concern and dark humor.

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In a heated moment on El Estanque's live feeds, Megan climbed over a second-story railing and dropped 12 feet to the concrete after Josh tossed her shoe outside.

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Hadi Alodid, a 30-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker, faces charges of attempted murder after the attack on Ogilvie, who remains stable in hospital. Tuesday saw masked groups target migrant homes and cars, injuring five and leaving 27 homeless, while Wednesday's smaller protests in areas like Newtownabbey involved fires and missiles met by water cannons. PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher called the disorder self-harm driven by online incitement, with Ogilvie's family and leaders like Michelle O'Neill urging calm and peaceful protest instead.

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Stephen Ogilvie, a vulnerable north Belfast man, lost his left eye in a brutal Monday knife attack that left him with life-changing injuries. The assault quickly fueled angry crowds clashing with police for a second night.

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Hadi Alodid, a 30-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker, faces charges of attempted murder after the attack on Ogilvie, who remains stable in hospital. Tuesday saw masked groups target migrant homes and cars, injuring five and leaving 27 homeless, while Wednesday's smaller protests in areas like Newtownabbey involved fires and missiles met by water cannons. PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher called the disorder self-harm driven by online incitement, with Ogilvie's family and leaders like Michelle O'Neill urging calm and peaceful protest instead.

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Stephen Ogilvie, a vulnerable north Belfast man, lost his left eye in a brutal Monday knife attack that left him with life-changing injuries. The assault quickly fueled angry crowds clashing with police for a second night.

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In ENHYPEN's 'Eat Sleep EN Dive' Episode 4, 'Good bye AUS,' the group wrapped their Australian trip with breakfast chats, pool games, and a boozy billiards showdown where loser Ni-ki made Sunoo drink repeatedly. Tipsy chaos followed: Sunoo dropped ice cream into his ramen without noticing, Ni-ki tumbled dramatically, and Sunghoon trolled with a birthday photo of a kneeling Sunoo held up by leader Jungwon. Sunoo later laughed it off in a Weverse Live, saying he only drinks hard around safe people and remembers nothing of the night, highlighting the group's tight bond.

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Sunoo downed shot after shot in a billiards bet with Ni-ki, then collapsed on the couch declaring it 'so comfortable' before passing out under a blanket.

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Netflix released striking character posters for The East Palace, its supernatural Joseon-era series starring Nam Joo-hyuk as ghost-slayer Gu-cheon, Roh Yoon-seo as spirit-hearing court lady Saeng-gang, and Cho Seung-woo as a shadowy king. Set to premiere worldwide on July 17, the eight-episode story follows the trio unraveling palace hauntings tied to curses, power struggles, and restless ghosts. The actors shared how they brought depth to their roles—Nam envisioning unseen spirits, Roh capturing emotional turmoil, and Cho layering hidden masks on his king—building hype for this blend of horror, action, and intrigue.

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Nam Joo-hyuk grips his sword amid fiery shadows, his fierce gaze pulling you into a haunted palace world.

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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres stated that despite a ceasefire announced eight months ago, Gaza faces profound uncertainty and immense human suffering. He urged serious commitment to ending the occupation and establishing two independent, sovereign, democratic states—Israel and Palestine—living side-by-side in peace and security.

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Fans across the globe erupted in celebration on X on November 19 for the third-month anniversary of Thai actors Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert and Poon Mitpakdee's partnership, known as OhmPoon, which began on August 19 when Poon replaced Fluke Jeeratch in the series 'My Romance Scammer.' The duo has generated viral clips from events like Starlympic, spontaneous interactions, and stage chemistry that fans replay endlessly. Supporters from the US, Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia expressed joy and pledged ongoing support amid upcoming projects including Poon's solo 'Missing' and their shared series, with hashtags like #Our3rdWithOhmPoon trending widely.

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On November 19, OhmPoon devotees flooded X with ecstatic posts, marking three months since the Thai actors' captivating on-screen duo debuted in GMMTV's 'My Romance Scammer.'

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Posted yesterday by @Socialulidian, the image grouped the British Isles, France, the Low Countries, and Corsica as spiritually unified, racking up 365,000 views and sparking mostly comedic outrage. Brits and Irish users fired back with quips about wars like the Hundred Years' War and Brexit, while some nodded to shared roots in places like Flanders or the Netherlands. Others nitpicked the borders—why Corsica but not Alsace?—and joked about the chaos of extra politicians in such a mega-nation. The exchange highlighted Europe's tangled history of conquests and rivalries, all wrapped in playful banter.

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A bold red loop on a map swept from the UK and Ireland down to Corsica, with the caption insisting it's all one spiritual country. Replies exploded with memes, historical jabs, and cheeky counter-maps.

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The former Wolves technical director joins as Senior Pathway to Professional and Under-21s Coach, overseeing development from Under-15s to Under-21s after the team lacked a permanent boss last season. Academy Technical Director Mike Rigg called it a key step to revolutionize player pathways, praising Sellars' experience nurturing top talents during Wolves' Premier League years. With over 500 senior appearances as a player and recent leadership roles, Sellars said he's eager to focus on coaching again, aligning with Birmingham's Championship ambitions under Chris Davies.

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Scott Sellars, who helped develop stars like Phil Foden at Manchester City, returns to hands-on coaching at Birmingham City's elite youth setup.

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Released on June 2, 1989, Peter Weir's Dead Poets Society stars Robin Williams as teacher John Keating, who inspires Welton Academy boys like Ethan Hawke's Todd Anderson to seize the day through poetry and secret meetings. The film grossed $235.9 million worldwide, earned four Oscar nods including Best Picture, and won Best Original Screenplay for Tom Schulman. Fans mark the anniversary with clips of cave gatherings, heartfelt quotes like 'What will your verse be?', and personal stories of how it fueled their own rebellions against conformity.

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Students standing on desks, chanting 'O Captain! My Captain!'—that defiant classroom moment still chokes up fans today.

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She met Ambassadors Riyad Mansour and Majed Bamya, plus Senior Advisor Sahar Salem, decrying how the conflict has damaged or destroyed nearly every school in Gaza—90% per UNRWA, 98% per UNICEF—while Israel blocks books, supplies, food, water, and medicine. The diplomats discussed Palestinian women's struggles and thanked her for advocacy on education and freedom, hoping to partner with the Malala Fund. Her post calling it an 'ongoing Israeli genocide' drew praise from supporters and pushback from critics who labeled it war, amid her history of condemning the violence and aiding relief.

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Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel winner who survived a Taliban attack for championing education, sat down with Palestinian envoys at the UN to spotlight Gaza's shattered schools.

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Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif spoke with Kassym-Jomart Tokayev two days after Kazakhstan's March 15 referendum, where over 87% of voters approved constitutional reforms backing Tokayev's agenda for better governance. The leaders reaffirmed their strategic partnership, sealed with recent agreements on trade and connectivity, and stressed diplomacy for peace in Afghanistan amid fresh cross-border clashes. Pakistan's airstrikes on March 16 in Afghanistan drew sharp accusations of hitting a Kabul hospital, killing hundreds according to Afghan claims, though Pakistan denied targeting civilians.

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In a warm phone call, Pakistan's Prime Minister praised Kazakhstan's leader for a strong referendum win, while urging dialogue on volatile regional issues like Afghanistan.

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Social media users discuss the etymology of 'nikkah,' with some claiming it originally meant 'contract' or evolved into 'marriage contract' in Islamic fiqh, while others crudely interpret it as 'fuck contract' or 'sex.' Arabs note they prefer 'zwaj' and find 'nikkah' usage more common among non-Arabs or converts, sparking arguments about its appropriateness, religious sensitivity, and linguistic accuracy. The conversation highlights cultural differences in terminology for marriage in Arabic and Islamic contexts.

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Ben Mintah's June 8 question—whether South Africans feel proudly African or South African first—sparked nearly 400 responses, most emphasizing national pride like gqimm shelele's 'Proudly SOUTH AFRICAN! 🇿🇦🇿🇦.' This comes as President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on June 7 tougher measures against illegal migration, including deportation courts and penalties for hiring undocumented workers, while deportations hit over 109,000 in two years. Groups rally for foreigners to leave by June 30, tensions fueled by 30% unemployment, crime, and 2.4-3 million immigrants, mostly from neighboring countries, as South Africans highlight top universities and push back against claims of lacking talent.

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A simple question about identity drew hundreds of passionate replies, with many South Africans declaring their loyalty to the nation first amid rising anti-immigrant protests.

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Sharif praised Pakistanis' resilience in stabilizing the economy, with inflation dropping from 29% to 4.5% and foreign reserves surpassing $21 billion, while crediting Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir's leadership in the May 2025 conflict dubbed Marka-e-Haq. The short war followed India's Operation Sindoor strikes after a terror attack, with both sides claiming victory—India over terror sites, Pakistan over repelling aggression, backed by a U.S. report noting Pakistan's military success. While opposition voices raised concerns over casualties and crackdowns, the national mood rang with pride and optimism for the year ahead.

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As fireworks lit up the night, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif looked back at a 2025 defined by economic recovery and a fierce border clash with India.

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Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif spoke with Kassym-Jomart Tokayev two days after Kazakhstan's March 15 referendum, where over 87% of voters approved constitutional reforms backing Tokayev's agenda for better governance. The leaders reaffirmed their strategic partnership, sealed with recent agreements on trade and connectivity, and stressed diplomacy for peace in Afghanistan amid fresh cross-border clashes. Pakistan's airstrikes on March 16 in Afghanistan drew sharp accusations of hitting a Kabul hospital, killing hundreds according to Afghan claims, though Pakistan denied targeting civilians.

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In a warm phone call, Pakistan's Prime Minister praised Kazakhstan's leader for a strong referendum win, while urging dialogue on volatile regional issues like Afghanistan.

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Sharif praised Pakistanis' resilience in stabilizing the economy, with inflation dropping from 29% to 4.5% and foreign reserves surpassing $21 billion, while crediting Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir's leadership in the May 2025 conflict dubbed Marka-e-Haq. The short war followed India's Operation Sindoor strikes after a terror attack, with both sides claiming victory—India over terror sites, Pakistan over repelling aggression, backed by a U.S. report noting Pakistan's military success. While opposition voices raised concerns over casualties and crackdowns, the national mood rang with pride and optimism for the year ahead.

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As fireworks lit up the night, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif looked back at a 2025 defined by economic recovery and a fierce border clash with India.

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