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In a pre-stream chat ahead of the November 15, 2025, Minecraft Championship Mash Up, content creator Aimsey educated GoodTimesWithScar on the yuri anime genre, using the Adventure Time Bubbline ship as an example. Fellow creator Martyn Littlewood faced playful scolding for knowing yaoi but not yuri. The lighthearted exchange went viral on X, blending gaming anticipation with pop culture insights and engaging fans from multiple communities.

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Just minutes before the Minecraft Championship Mash Up kicked off, Aimsey turned a casual chat into a viral gem by schooling GoodTimesWithScar on yuri—using Adventure Time's iconic Bubbline romance to break it down.

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The 60-year-old oak, planted in 1966 near Cossington's Main Street to remember Sir Winston Churchill, was felled last Friday by developer Bellway Homes to build a safe access road for a 130-home estate. Residents campaigned for years with protests, an MP's support, and a petition of over 58,000 signatures, but highway safety rules from 2022 planning permission required its removal. Bellway plans a sapling from its acorn, a Churchill sculpture from the trunk, and new trees, while Winston Churchill's grandson called the act wicked.

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Penny Weston-Webb, 86, stood in tears watching contractors cut down the oak she helped plant as a girl to honor Winston Churchill. For villagers, it marked the end of a cherished piece of their history.

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Footage from Mymensingh showed cultural activists voluntarily cutting hair to protest the forced shaving of 70-year-old devotee Halim Uddin Akand, whose 34-year dreadlocks were shaved against his will days earlier. Poet Shamim Ashraf, president of group Porompora, started the event by trimming his own hair, honoring traditions and singer Farida Parveen. Fact-checkers confirmed no links to enforcing Islamic dress codes or targeting students; police arrested suspects in Akand's case. The clip's misrepresentation underscores challenges in verifying old videos amid Bangladesh's ongoing unrest.

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A crowd holds down a young man while cutting his hair. The scene from September 26 looks alarming at first glance, but the full story reveals a peaceful protest for cultural respect.

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Footage from Mymensingh showed cultural activists voluntarily cutting hair to protest the forced shaving of 70-year-old devotee Halim Uddin Akand, whose 34-year dreadlocks were shaved against his will days earlier. Poet Shamim Ashraf, president of group Porompora, started the event by trimming his own hair, honoring traditions and singer Farida Parveen. Fact-checkers confirmed no links to enforcing Islamic dress codes or targeting students; police arrested suspects in Akand's case. The clip's misrepresentation underscores challenges in verifying old videos amid Bangladesh's ongoing unrest.

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A crowd holds down a young man while cutting his hair. The scene from September 26 looks alarming at first glance, but the full story reveals a peaceful protest for cultural respect.

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An anonymous alumni couple donated $5 million to create the permanent 'Endowed Cyclone Director of Athletics' role, honoring Pollard's 20 years leading Iowa State's program since 2005. University leaders praised his vision in fundraising, facilities, and 20 Big 12 titles, while the endowment will support future directors, student-athletes, and NCAA changes. Fans reacted sharply online, frustrated by the timing after the Feb. 8 gymnastics cancellation and amid a $147 million deficit, with some calling it tone-deaf.

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Just days after canceling the gymnastics season, Iowa State announced a $5 million gift naming its athletics director position after Jamie Pollard and his wife Ellen.

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An anonymous alumni couple donated $5 million to create the permanent 'Endowed Cyclone Director of Athletics' role, honoring Pollard's 20 years leading Iowa State's program since 2005. University leaders praised his vision in fundraising, facilities, and 20 Big 12 titles, while the endowment will support future directors, student-athletes, and NCAA changes. Fans reacted sharply online, frustrated by the timing after the Feb. 8 gymnastics cancellation and amid a $147 million deficit, with some calling it tone-deaf.

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Just days after canceling the gymnastics season, Iowa State announced a $5 million gift naming its athletics director position after Jamie Pollard and his wife Ellen.

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