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The 65-second clip from the lead track on Rodrigo’s album *you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love* has inspired users to caption it with lines like 'Pernambuco never looked so blue,' 'Porto Alegre city’s never looked so blue,' and versions for Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, and more. The blue hoodie and moody footage fit perfectly, turning the New York reference into a nationwide gag that celebrates local pride. Fans are keeping the lighthearted trend alive across Brazilian online spaces.

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A woman in a blue hoodie strolls a dusky sidewalk in Olivia Rodrigo's 'stupid song' video, singing 'New York City’s never looked so blue.' Brazilian fans are swapping in their hometowns for a fun, local twist.

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On his podcast, former Lakers coach Byron Scott argued that true NBA greats like Michael Jordan and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar stuck with mostly one or two teams, unlike James who has played for Cleveland twice, Miami, the Lakers, and now Philadelphia on a two-year, $8 million deal. Scott noted James faces harsh judgment for bouncing around, while sharing that Kobe Bryant once requested a trade to push for better teammates but never intended to leave LA. Fans and shows highlighted the irony with Bryant's demand, as James joins a stacked Sixers lineup with Joel Embiid, fueling fresh loyalty versus championships debates in his potential final years.

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LeBron James, at 41, signed with his fifth NBA team, the 76ers, calling it his last big move before eyeing retirement. Byron Scott sees that path as a mark against his legend status.

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Dutch suggestions to bar Prime Minister Dick Schoof’s ministers from posting freely on X—labeled a hub of disinformation run by a 'total fascist'—drew Musk's sharp reply. Users piled on, arguing that such limits reveal discomfort with open debate rather than real content concerns. The exchange highlights ongoing Dutch media scrutiny of platforms, including NOS halting X posts over hate and lies, while supporters see X as a rare space for unfiltered talk.

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Elon Musk cut through the noise, saying critics of X simply 'can’t handle the truth.' His words landed amid calls to silence Dutch ministers on the platform.

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The exchange began with a video claiming life's a scam under capitalism—20 years studying, 40 working, brief retirement, then death—prompting replies that dismiss communism as a deadly alternative. Users cited estimates of 94-100 million deaths under 20th-century regimes, from Soviet gulags to Chinese famines, shared via infographics and memes like 'ALL QUIET ON THE FRONTAL LOBE.' While some defended capitalism's flaws like long hours for little gain, others highlighted communism's unfulfilled promises and grim realities like arrests for complaints.

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A post mocking life's work-study-retire cycle drew quick pushback tying communism to historical failures and massive death tolls.

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The #DavidsMonthOfMusic challenge hit day 7, asking people to find songs starting with 'A' from bands beginning with 'M.' David highlighted Massive Attack's 'Angel' from their 1998 album Mezzanine, while others chimed in with My Morning Jacket's 'Aluminum Park,' Manic Street Preachers' 'A Song For Departure,' and Moody Blues classics like 'The Actor.' Entries ranged from Mazzy Star's 'All Your Sisters' to Mötley Crüe's 'Anarchy in the UK' cover, with fans adding YouTube links and stories about live shows or why the tracks resonate. The series builds a shared playlist blending trip-hop, prog rock, indie, and punk.

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David Middleham kicked off day 7 by sharing Massive Attack's brooding 'Angel,' pulling fans into a wave of personal song picks and memories.

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The 28th annual Swedish Midsummer Festival lit up Rockefeller Park in Battery Park City on June 20, drawing families for dances led by folklorist Ross Sutter, live fiddling, wreath-making, and treats like herring, meatballs, and strawberry cakes. This free event, organized by the Battery Park City Authority and Sweden's Consulate General, honored the summer solstice with joyful traditions including children's games, a Pinocchio puppet show, lawn games, and a sunset DJ set of Swedish pop. Videos captured the wholesome vibe, with crowds noting its positive energy and cultural blend amid New York City's skyline.

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Under sunny skies by the Hudson River, hundreds twirled ribbons around a flower-crowned maypole, floral crowns glowing in the light.

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Indiana men's basketball plays Western Kentucky in a preseason exhibition on Oct. 25 at the 11,000-seat Ford Center in Evansville, tipping off at 4 p.m. ET. It's the Hoosiers' second tune-up game, after facing North Carolina a week earlier in Indianapolis, and gives coach Mike Woodson a chance to test the squad away from Bloomington amid a strong southern Indiana fanbase. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. CT through Ticketmaster or the box office, with fans excited for this rare road showcase before the regular season starts in November.

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Trent Sisley, the Santa Claus native on Indiana's roster, heads home to a cheering crowd of family and friends at the Ford Center.

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The Los Angeles Rams selected Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson in the draft using a pick from a prior trade with the Atlanta Falcons. Simpson joins a quarterback room featuring Matthew Stafford and Stetson Bennett, who has an established role in Sean McVay's offense.

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On NBA Today, ESPN's Malika Andrews said the 2026-27 Lakers and Celtics face similar paths, battling for top-six seeds in their conferences amid play-in risks. This comes as the Lakers enter the season without LeBron James for the first time in years, with Luka Dončić leading alongside Austin Reaves and new additions after a 53-29 fourth-place finish last year despite injuries. Fans pushed back hard, citing roster improvements and past resilience, though some agreed it could mean a seventh seed in the tough West.

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Malika Andrews put the Lakers and Celtics on the same level—both scrapping for top-six spots or risking the play-in. Lakers fans quickly fired back, pointing to their upgraded roster.

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A Munich court issued a preliminary injunction against Google, finding it directly responsible for false claims in its AI Overviews feature that accused local publishers of subscription traps and scams without evidence. Judges treated the AI summaries as Google's own statements, not protected links, and ordered the company to stop the claims while covering most legal costs. Google plans to appeal, stressing its AI safety efforts, as the case spotlights risks of AI hallucinations and could shape global accountability rules. Separately, U.S. musicians sue Google over using YouTube clips to train its music AI without permission, despite the platform's terms.

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Two Munich publishers fought back when Google's AI wrongly branded them as scammers. The court agreed, ruling the tech giant must own those mistakes.

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