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The Puerto Rican star drew up to 90,000 fans per night for February 13-15 concerts at River Plate's iconic stadium, upgrading from smaller venues and selling out tickets in hours. He rocked an Argentina jersey with Messi's No. 19, received a custom River Plate jersey with 'BENITO 94,' and shared heartfelt embraces with fans onstage. Coming off his Super Bowl halftime show—despite Trump's harsh words—these nights blended massive energy, soccer passion, and intimate moments that deepened his bond with Latin American crowds.

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Tens of thousands of fans lit up the night with phone lights and fireworks as Bad Bunny owned Estadio Más Monumental, his first Argentina shows in three years.

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Arsenal Football Club shared a social media message wishing a peaceful Lent to fans celebrating the season. The post prompted positive responses from Christian fans for its inclusivity, criticism from some for calling Lent a celebration or being an afterthought, and calls from others for similar recognition of Ramadan.

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The Aave App enables deposits in USDC or USDT via links to over 12,000 banks or debit cards, with instant withdrawals, no fees beyond a $50 minimum, and interest compounding every second. Launched on iOS on November 17 for global users including the EU, it surpasses traditional bank rates of 0.4% to 4% and FDIC's $250,000 coverage, with boosts up to 5-6% for features like auto deposits and referrals. Backed by Aave's $70 billion in active deposits from 2.5 million users, the app aims to bring DeFi to retail through seamless UX, though insurance details for security breaches are pending activation.

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Aave Labs just dropped a game-changing mobile app that offers everyday savers up to 9% APY and $1 million in balance protection.

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Lea, a self-proclaimed Liverpool hater and Everton loyalist, posted the cheeky ranking Tuesday evening, featuring Zidane at No. 1, Garner at No. 2, and legends like Maradona fifth and De Bruyne 16th, while omitting Iniesta and dropping Gerrard outside the top 15. Fans erupted in the 291 replies, with Liverpool supporters defending Gerrard's loyalty and clutch moments like Istanbul, Man City backers slamming De Bruyne's spot, and Barça fans howling over Iniesta's absence. The banter coincides with a fresh TV debate comparing Gerrard to Zidane, underscoring football's endless midfield GOAT battles fueled by brilliance, trophies, and grit.

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An Everton supporter unleashed a playful graphic placing current midfielder James Garner second only to Zidane among history's greatest, drawing instant fire from rival fans.

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In 2023, Labour Together—a think tank key to Keir Starmer's leadership shift—paid APCO Worldwide £30,000 to investigate reporters like Sunday Times' Gabriel Pogrund and Harry Yorke, Guardian's Henry Dyer, Paul Holden, and Matt Taibbi after stories on its £740,000 in unreported 2017-2020 donations. The firm labeled them 'significant persons of interest' and speculated their info came from an illegal hack, even submitting reports to the National Cyber Security Centre. Labour Together's then-director Josh Simons, now a minister, called it a probe into a suspected hack unrelated to UK journalists, but targeted reporters described the materials as a 'dodgy dossier' aimed at discrediting their work. Press freedom groups raised alarms over the tactics amid broader concerns about political pressure on scrutiny.

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Journalists who exposed hidden donations faced unexpected scrutiny from a Labour-linked group, with leaked memos revealing a PR firm's detailed dossiers on them.

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Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro put Chelsea ahead early, but backline mistakes let Leeds equalize, prompting fans to dub it a 'disasterclass.' Barcelona fueled the fun on February 11 with a clip of their defender blocking a shot, captioned like Gandalf, which fans repurposed with Chelsea's leaky moments from that game and beyond. Chelsea hit back hours later with gritty training pics of blonde-haired Palmer sprinting in the cold and Reece James returning to the pitch, signaling their resolve ahead of the next Premier League match.

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Chelsea led 2-0 at home against Leeds on February 10, only for defensive errors to hand rivals a 2-2 draw—and perfect ammo for Barcelona's cheeky 'You shall not pass' post.

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The reforms allow companies to extend shifts to 12 hours using 'hour banks' for time off instead of overtime pay, cut severance payouts, limit strikes in key sectors, and permit partial wages in goods or foreign currency. Clashes erupted in Buenos Aires with tear gas and rubber bullets, as unions like the CGT decried the moves and called a general strike. A false claim about 12-year jail terms for 'anti-Semitism' spread online but stems from unpassed proposals, while Milei argues the changes will attract investment to an inflation-hit economy. The bill now goes to the Chamber of Deputies, where his allies hold a narrow majority.

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Protesters hurled stones and furniture at police outside Congress as senators voted 42-30 to approve President Javier Milei's labor changes on February 12.

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Woods accused her Grammy-nominated sister GloRilla of ghosting the family despite hits like 'FNF,' demanding $2,500 monthly for rent after their tough Memphis upbringing on ketchup sandwiches. GloRilla responded by sharing proof of her $500,000 family home gift, with siblings backing her generosity, while incarcerated rapper Tory Lanez paid Woods directly. Woods then posted videos splurging on luxuries and teamed up with comedian Skinbone for a hilarious skit featuring Hot & Spicy McChickens, drawing roasts from Finesse2Tymes and mixed online reactions ranging from laughs to calls of entitlement.

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Victoria Woods, GloRilla's sister known as BroRilla, begged publicly for rent money—then celebrated Tory Lanez sending her $2,500 with champagne flexes and fast-food troll videos.

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Woods accused her Grammy-nominated sister GloRilla of ghosting the family despite hits like 'FNF,' demanding $2,500 monthly for rent after their tough Memphis upbringing on ketchup sandwiches. GloRilla responded by sharing proof of her $500,000 family home gift, with siblings backing her generosity, while incarcerated rapper Tory Lanez paid Woods directly. Woods then posted videos splurging on luxuries and teamed up with comedian Skinbone for a hilarious skit featuring Hot & Spicy McChickens, drawing roasts from Finesse2Tymes and mixed online reactions ranging from laughs to calls of entitlement.

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Victoria Woods, GloRilla's sister known as BroRilla, begged publicly for rent money—then celebrated Tory Lanez sending her $2,500 with champagne flexes and fast-food troll videos.

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