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The DX legend, who rejoined WWE in 2022 as a key producer and co-lead writer, left after an unhappy performance review cut his influence. Fans online celebrated with clips mocking his booking decisions, like calling everything 'horrible and the shits' in a WWE Unreal segment, while some defended him as a nice guy unsuited for creative. Meanwhile, Alexandra Williams stepped up as Raw's new Vice President and lead writer ahead of its Netflix shift, sparking hope for fresh directions as WrestleMania 42 season begins.

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Brian 'Road Dogg' James walked into WWE headquarters on March 5 and handed in his resignation, frustrated by shrinking responsibilities on SmackDown.

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The Japan Meteorological Corporation forecasts Tokyo's Somei Yoshino cherries opening as early as March 17, with full bloom by late March—a week sooner than average. Southern areas like Fukuoka and early-blooming Kawazu sakura in Shizuoka are already drawing festival crowds since late February. Shared images capture cyclists under pink haze, petals shaped into hearts, and branches framing Mount Fuji, building excitement for hanami picnics that celebrate spring's fleeting renewal. The sakura front will head north to Kyoto, Osaka, and Hokkaido through April.

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Pink petals are unfurling across Japan weeks ahead of schedule, thanks to warmer March weather. Photos of dreamy sakura scenes are lighting up feeds everywhere.

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Anaheim rallied from a 1-0 deficit with a second-period barrage: Tim Washe tied it, Ryan Poehling scored the go-ahead goal assisted by Alex Killorn and Jackson LaCombe, and Killorn added another for a 3-1 lead. LaCombe sealed the 4-1 win with an empty-netter while Lukas Dostal stopped 12 shots against Winnipeg's season-low output. The victory pushed the Ducks to 36 wins—surpassing last season's total—first in the Pacific with 75 points, winners of 15 of 19 lately, and set for a road trip starting in Toronto.

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Trailing early, the Ducks erupted with three goals in under two minutes, turning the game around and sparking locker room jacket celebrations.

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The blaze erupted on March 12 aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford while it supported Operation Epic Fury, a U.S.-led campaign of airstrikes against Iranian sites. Two sailors received treatment for minor injuries, and officials confirmed the non-combat fire caused no damage to key systems. The incident drew online jokes about the $13 billion ship's past plumbing troubles, highlighting the challenges of maintaining a floating city of over 4,000 personnel far from home.

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Crew members on the Navy's largest aircraft carrier quickly contained a fire in the laundry spaces, keeping the ship fully operational amid tense Red Sea operations.

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Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews suffered a grade 3 MCL tear and quad contusion in a knee-on-knee hit by Anaheim Ducks captain Radko Gudas during Thursday's 6-4 win at Scotiabank Arena. NHL Player Safety suspended Gudas for five games—the maximum via phone hearing—prompting sharp criticism from Matthews' agent Judd Moldaver, who called it 'laughable and preposterous,' and frustrated Leafs players who feel the punishment doesn't match the season-ending damage. With Toronto now 11 points out of a wild card spot and playoff odds at 4%, the hit has reignited debates over deterring reckless plays, especially given Gudas' history of suspensions.

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Auston Matthews crumpled to the ice after Radko Gudas extended his knee into a forceful collision along the boards. The Leafs captain needed help just to skate off, his season suddenly in jeopardy.

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Early reports confirm an unclaimed airstrike late Friday targeted a house in Baghdad's Karrada district, used as a headquarters by leaders of Iraq's Shi'ite Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), including the 40th Brigade and Kata'ib al-Imam Ali. Police sources verified casualties, with one identified victim being Rahif Qasim Abu Ali, a missile unit commander for the Iran-backed Badr Organization. The precision attack, possibly a suicide drone and missile, follows recent strikes on PMF sites in Anbar, Diyala, and Kirkuk, amid regional tensions involving U.S. forces and Iran-backed groups. No group has claimed responsibility, and Iraqi officials have yet to comment.

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A bright flash lit up a residential building in bustling Karrada as a projectile struck, leaving casualties amid flashing police lights captured on CCTV.

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The Toronto sports host likened the Azzurri's pedigree and playoff heartbreaks to the Leafs' Stanley Cup drought since 1967, but fans fired back with Italy's haul of two World Cups (1982, 2006) and two Euros (1968, 2020) since then. Italy's recent stumbles, like missing the 2018 and 2022 World Cups and a shaky 2026 qualifying run, give the parallel some bite as they face Northern Ireland in a crucial playoff. Seixeiro's spicy take, flavored by his Portuguese roots, highlights soccer's fierce rivalries and the Leafs' endless Toronto lore.

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Sid Seixeiro fired off a bold comparison on his podcast: Italy's national soccer team mirrors the Toronto Maple Leafs—huge hype, no recent wins.

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The U.S. approved deploying the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit from Japan, along with the USS Tripoli group, to the Middle East amid Operation Epic Fury airstrikes on Iranian sites that began February 28. Iranian forces hit 16 vessels with missiles, drones, and mines, carrying about 20% of global oil, prompting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to promise sequential threat neutralization and safe transit. While the Marines, backed by F-35B jets and helicopters, focus on securing sea lanes without invading, allies like India and Turkey negotiate passages separately, as oil prices swing amid escalation risks and seven U.S. service member deaths.

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Iran's strikes on ships in the Strait of Hormuz have killed eight seafarers and choked off tanker traffic through this vital oil chokepoint. The Pentagon is now sending over 2,000 Marines and warships to push back.

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Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews suffered a grade 3 MCL tear and quad contusion in a knee-on-knee hit by Anaheim Ducks captain Radko Gudas during Thursday's 6-4 win at Scotiabank Arena. NHL Player Safety suspended Gudas for five games—the maximum via phone hearing—prompting sharp criticism from Matthews' agent Judd Moldaver, who called it 'laughable and preposterous,' and frustrated Leafs players who feel the punishment doesn't match the season-ending damage. With Toronto now 11 points out of a wild card spot and playoff odds at 4%, the hit has reignited debates over deterring reckless plays, especially given Gudas' history of suspensions.

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Auston Matthews crumpled to the ice after Radko Gudas extended his knee into a forceful collision along the boards. The Leafs captain needed help just to skate off, his season suddenly in jeopardy.

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Jaela, known as @JeLaminah, stated that Scotty merely tolerates Lemmy and does not like her despite Lemmy chasing him on the reality TV show Baddies. The comment ignited widespread debate among fans, with some defending Scotty's dry personality or zodiac traits and others attacking Jaela personally. References to cast members JT and Natalie, along with upcoming Baddies house meetings, underscore the show's ongoing cast tensions.

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A fan account shared graphics claiming Deadline confirmed Butler leading del Toro's Gothic Western take on Dumas' revenge tale with Mia Goth, and opposite Rachel Zegler in Phantom, racking up thousands of likes and cheers like 'Guillermo collecting my men like Pokémon.' The account quickly admitted it was fake, just a dream pitch to get to del Toro or Butler. It tapped real excitement around del Toro's long-planned adaptations, which he's discussed but not yet greenlit with any stars attached. Fans mixed disappointment with bigger wishes, while urging caution in Hollywood's rumor mill.

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Fans dreamed of Austin Butler starring in Guillermo del Toro's dark twists on The Count of Monte Cristo and The Phantom of the Opera—until the posts revealed themselves as clever fakes.

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