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The clip shows Jefferson joking about turning 45 while his crew acts 25, set to the hit track from Drake's May 2026 album *Iceman*. Fans see LeBron's repost as a nod back to Drake after he attended Kendrick Lamar's concert last year during their feud, with Drake's lyrics shading James' loyalty. 'Shabang' has climbed to No. 4 on the Hot 100, spawning a popular TikTok dance challenge that influencers and Drake himself have joined.

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LeBron James shared a fun Instagram Reel of ex-teammate Richard Jefferson lip-syncing to Drake's 'Shabang,' adding laughing emojis to the party vibe.

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Cape Town City needed a big win against Magesi FC at Athlone Stadium on Wednesday to climb into the Betway Premiership spots, but a 1-1 draw left them rock-bottom in the PSL Promotion Play-Offs mini-league. Moosa scored in the 43rd minute, only for Mncedi Vandala to level after the break via Sifiso Luthuli's assist. Milford FC tops the table with six points, while Magesi and City sit on four—City's minus-2 goal difference ends their top-flight hopes, even if Magesi faces Milford on June 13. City's official account shared the raw pain: 'It hurts because it mattered. We came close. Painfully close.'

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Therlo Moosa's strike just before halftime lit up Athlone Stadium, but Magesi's gritty equalizer crushed Cape Town City's Premiership dreams in the dying moments of their campaign.

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On June 22, 2025-elected Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, addressed the WFP headquarters amid a hunger crisis affecting 345 million people, worsened by wars and funding shortages. He praised the agency's work, called out how conflicts get funded faster than people get fed, and appealed to governments to tackle root causes like climate and economic issues while partnering with civil society. Conservatives like Mike Cernovich slammed the stance as burdensome to producers and compared it to dictators, while supporters praised it as true Catholic teaching on human dignity.

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Pope Leo XIV stood before the World Food Programme in Rome and urged the world to treat food, water, and healthcare as fundamental rights, not market goods. His words from the first American-born pope cut deep into a divided global conversation.

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The clip from Omar's exchange with anchor Ana Cabrera showed her calling Trump racist while pushing back on his policies targeting Minnesota's Somali community, including ending Temporary Protected Status for about 700 people. Critics on social media revived unproven allegations of immigration fraud against her, tied them to Minnesota's $250 million Feeding Our Future scandal where her name appeared in documents but no charges followed, and highlighted her recent criticism of a $1.8 billion Justice Department settlement. Trump has ramped up deportations in Minneapolis amid rhetoric labeling Somalis as welfare fraudsters, while Omar, a naturalized citizen since 2000, defends her community against what she calls xenophobic attacks.

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In a heated MSNBC interview, Rep. Ilhan Omar declared Somali immigrants would stay in the U.S. no matter what President Trump says about curbing immigration.

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Around June 9, Selena Gomez and fiancé Benny Blanco appeared in a playful LolaVie promo where Aniston styled his curls and Gomez raided her closet, nodding to Gomez's longtime love for Aniston's Friends character Rachel Green. Days later, Bieber posted her 'Which Friends Character Are You?' result as Rachel, alongside a photo in a gray Knicks sweatshirt matching a scene from the show. Gomez supporters called it copying and attention-seeking, while defenders pointed to the Biebers' earlier Friends set visits with Aniston and Justin Bieber. The exchange revives a years-old fan tension rooted in Justin Bieber's past romance with Gomez before his 2018 marriage to Hailey.

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Hailey Bieber shared a quiz naming her the Rachel Green type, right after Selena Gomez's fun collab with Jennifer Aniston. Fans of both stars quickly turned it into fresh feud fuel.

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The band's social media shared striking photos of drummer Ashton Irwin rocking a custom bass guitar ahead of their Everyone's A Star World Tour concert at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. Fans lit up with reactions like 'holy shit i'm (s)creaming' and 'oh that's papa,' praising his tattoos, curls, and confident vibe in outfits from sheer shirts to kilts. These shots from recent stops like Austin build hype for the North American leg supporting their 2025 album, with the band teasing their playful boyband energy and hoping to snag boyband of the year again.

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Ashton Irwin cradles his vibrant pink-and-green bass, blonde curls glowing under pink stage lights, sending 5 Seconds of Summer fans into a whirlwind of excitement just before tonight's tour stop.

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Loma shared that believing in success through grind makes you work ten times harder, redefining manifestation as mindset driving action amid crypto's recent selloff that pushed Bitcoin back above $61,000. Replies from influencers like Ansem agreed, with many emphasizing obsession over discipline and questioning how quickly they'd fail if success was guaranteed after 1,000 tries. While some stressed patience or luck's role—especially in memecoins—others tied the message to tokens like $MANIFEST, highlighting belief's power to make success inevitable in volatile markets.

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In the wake of Bitcoin's sharp dip below $60,000, trader Loma reminded everyone that true manifestation fuels relentless effort, not just positive vibes.

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The 16-episode season wrapped on June 24, 2026, adapting the light novels' Year 2 arc at a high school where classes battle in exams for real money stakes. Episode 16 peaks with stoic genius Kiyotaka Ayanokoji, briefly aided by Ichika Amasawa, fighting school chairman Tsukishiro and enforcer Shiba Gaku in fluid animation by Studio Lerche. Fans praise the 'peak' action true to the novels with IMDb ratings up to 9.6, while critics call it 'cringe' and over-the-top compared to the series' psychological roots—yet defenders note his skills were always canon.

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Ayanokoji's raw hand-to-hand clash against two trained adults in the finale left fans cheering his calculated strikes—or cringing at the shift from mind games.

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Former MSNBC host Joy Reid announced she's done rooting for the New York Giants after rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, their No. 25 pick from Ole Miss, introduced President Trump at a May 22 rally in New York. On the MeidasTouch podcast, Reid called Dart an 'idiot' and mocked his phrasing, 'I'm grateful, I'm honored, I'm pleasured,' while complaining about white athletes supporting Trump without backlash. Teammate Abdul Carter criticized it online before they talked it out, but Dart stood firm citing family military ties, and Giants leadership backs their $17 million franchise quarterback as training camp nears.

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Jaxson Dart stepped up at a rally, pumped up the crowd with a Giants chant, and introduced Donald Trump with genuine excitement. That moment cost him a high-profile fan.

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Alex Stein flew to Nashville to debate Michael Knowles on his anti-Iran war position but was banned from attending the event upon arrival. The ban occurred because Dan Crenshaw, a guest or involved party, objected to Stein's presence.

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Users debate interpretations of Gnosticism, criticizing oversimplifications and suggesting influences from Philip K. Dick novels and Current 93 albums. They recommend TV shows such as Devs, The Peripheral, Westworld, Black Mirror, and The Matrix as containing Gnostic themes. The conversation highlights how Gnostic ideas emerge from paranoia, power politics, and embedded meanings in media.

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The Sabres jumped to a two-goal lead early, with Alex Tuch scoring first and Rasmus Dahlin anchoring a stout defense, while goalie Alex Lyon made crucial saves for a .955 save percentage in the clincher. Boston's David Pastrnak, who had three goals and four assists in the series, shared his frustration postgame: 'I'm turning 30 soon. I've had one sniff at the Cup so far. It gets harder every year.' Buffalo now awaits Montreal or Tampa Bay in round two, with forward Tage Thompson calling it a steppingstone and coach Lindy Ruff's pre-game prediction coming true.

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After 19 long years, the Buffalo Sabres finally broke through, burying the Bruins 4-1 at TD Garden to claim their first series win since 2007.

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On the May 7, 2026, episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett, co-chair of the congressional UAP Caucus, described a government cover-up of unidentified anomalous phenomena. He claimed Carter, who once reported his own 1969 UFO sighting, cried upon learning sensitive details during a briefing—though no records at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library confirm it. Burchett also shared anecdotes of UAP videos showing impossible maneuvers via wormholes and referenced a nonexistent giant moon, sparking support from believers and skepticism from critics like Richard Hanania and Michael Shermer. The discussion highlights ongoing pushes for UAP disclosure amid congressional hearings and Pentagon reports of unresolved cases.

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Rep. Tim Burchett recounted a striking story on Joe Rogan's podcast: former President Jimmy Carter broke down in tears after a classified UFO briefing. The tale, drawn from UFO lore, quickly drew mixed reactions online.

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