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The Nigerian striker, who led Napoli to their first Serie A title in 33 years with 31 goals, said tensions exploded after the club's official TikTok mocked his missed penalty with a coconut filter, leading to insults, no apology, and racist chants. He accused Napoli of blocking a Juventus transfer despite interest from their ex-director and a gentleman's agreement to leave, treating him like a puppet before his €75 million move to Galatasaray. There, he's thriving with 15 Super Lig goals and helped hammer Juventus 5-2 in the Champions League playoff—perfect timing ahead of the return leg.

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Victor Osimhen opened up about the pain of his Napoli exit, from a mocking TikTok video to racist abuse and fans at his door—his daughter even felt more Neapolitan than Nigerian.

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The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index flipped positive around November 28, marking the first such reading in nearly a month after staying negative through most of November. This shift reflects stronger demand from U.S. traders and institutions compared to the rest of the world, coinciding with Bitcoin's price stabilizing near $91,000 following a drop from October highs above $120,000. While one analyst points to a large Binance seller aiding the change, the move eases overall selling pressure and could signal more institutional interest if key supports around $87,000-$90,000 hold.

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Bitcoin's price on U.S. exchange Coinbase now edges higher than global platforms, hinting at renewed American buying interest after weeks of caution.

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Arsenal dominated League One's Wigan Athletic 4-0 at the Emirates, scoring all goals in the first 27 minutes through Noni Madueke, Gabriel Martinelli, an own goal, and Jesus himself. Jesus played a full 90 minutes for the first time in over a year, grabbing his goal and assisting another to hit 20 goal involvements in 20 games against lower-league teams. Fans vented frustration online over his early dribble gone wrong, calling it overcomplication despite the clean sheet and silky no-look pass that impressed others. The win sets up Arsenal nicely for their midweek Premier League game against Wolves.

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Gabriel Jesus beat his marker in the box, space wide open for a shot—then dribbled back into trouble and lost the ball. Even in Arsenal's easy 4-0 win, that moment had fans groaning.

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Barcelona lost 2-1 to Girona at Estadi Montilivi, with Fran Beltran's late goal sealing the upset after Pau Cubarsi equalized. Yamal's missed penalty sparked talk after replays showed encroaching players, including Bryan Gil, but refs let it stand. Despite battling fever and a growth spurt affecting his agility, the 18-year-old played 78 minutes; fans questioned why Raphinha didn't take the kick. Girona's first home win over Barca since 2015 exposes vulnerabilities in Barcelona's high line amid a tight title race.

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Lamine Yamal stepped up for a crucial penalty, stuttered his run-up, and watched it cannon off the post—right before halftime drama unfolded.

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Peterborough United overcame Mansfield Town's dominance—19 corners to none—with a gritty 2-1 victory in Sky Bet League One. Jimmy-Jay Morgan rifled home early in the second half, Harry Leonard doubled the lead on a counter, and Bass preserved the points with stunning stops despite George Abbott's late header. Posh boss Darren Ferguson hailed his team's resilience, while Nigel Clough lamented missed chances after seven changes for an FA Cup tie. The result snaps Mansfield's nine-game unbeaten streak and boosts Peterborough toward the playoffs.

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Alex Bass turned hero at One Call Stadium, making world-class saves to shut down Mansfield's barrage and hand Peterborough a vital win.

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Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale declared that the North Eastern region stands with President William Ruto even without roads or other developments, as he has given them dignity and equality with other Kenyans. The statement sparked widespread suspicion and criticism on social media.

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Born in 1962 at a U.S. Naval Base in the Philippines, Phillips rose to fame in 1987 with standout roles in La Bamba as Ritchie Valens and Stand and Deliver, earning a Golden Globe nod. His career spans over 160 credits in film, TV, theater, and more, including Longmire and a Tony-nominated King and I on Broadway. Fans share nostalgic clips and convention stories, while Phillips calls them #theFOLD—Friends of Lou Diamond—and joins the warm tributes on his special day.

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Lou Diamond Phillips savored a snowy porch moment with a cigar and cappuccino from his wife, thanking fans who declared February 17 Lou Diamond Phillips Day.

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During promotion for his horror film Nightborn, Grint responded to a reporter's question connecting UK 'fascism' to Rowling's gender-critical stance, saying he's against it and chooses when to speak. Media like The Hollywood Reporter described Rowling's positions as 'anti-trans,' drawing rebukes from her supporters who stress her advocacy for women's rights in spaces, sports, and child protections. Reactions split between calling Grint spineless and defending him as an actor, amid broader festival tensions over pressing stars on politics. Rowling has stated her views protect sex-based rights, not oppose trans people.

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At the Berlin Film Festival press conference, Rupert Grint paused when asked about fascism in the UK tied to J.K. Rowling's views on gender. His careful words, 'You'll hear from me,' sparked immediate online pushback.

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Arsenal dominated League One's Wigan Athletic 4-0 at the Emirates, scoring all goals in the first 27 minutes through Noni Madueke, Gabriel Martinelli, an own goal, and Jesus himself. Jesus played a full 90 minutes for the first time in over a year, grabbing his goal and assisting another to hit 20 goal involvements in 20 games against lower-league teams. Fans vented frustration online over his early dribble gone wrong, calling it overcomplication despite the clean sheet and silky no-look pass that impressed others. The win sets up Arsenal nicely for their midweek Premier League game against Wolves.

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Gabriel Jesus beat his marker in the box, space wide open for a shot—then dribbled back into trouble and lost the ball. Even in Arsenal's easy 4-0 win, that moment had fans groaning.

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