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Pedro scored in the fourth minute off a loose ball, and Jorge Carrascal chipped in a cheeky stoppage-time goal to give Flamengo a 2-0 victory in their fifth-round Brasileirão match. Cruzeiro pressed in the second half but couldn't score, dropping them to two points after five winless games while Flamengo rose to fifth with seven points from back-to-back wins. Fans packed the stadium booed ex-Flamengo midfielder Gerson and his old coach Leonardo Jardim, but online the real stars were Cruzeiro's bench trio, whose deadpan stares sparked a flood of memes including cheese ball edits and Pedro's tattooed celebration nods.

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TV cameras zoomed in on Cruzeiro's substitutes, their stone-faced grimaces from the blue seats stealing the show amid Flamengo's easy win at the Maracanã.

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A 5.0 magnitude earthquake occurred 22.99 miles southeast of Molina in the Maule Region of Chile at a depth of about 102 km. It was initially reported 19-20 km southeast of Curicó and 64-77 km east of Talca, and felt in the region. Preliminary updates came from seismic data and crowdsourced reports before official confirmation.

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Vinicius Junior stated 'Bayern? LET’S GO FOR THEM' ahead of Real Madrid's UEFA Champions League fixture against Bayern Munich. He emphasized the team's readiness despite acknowledging the challenge and affirmed their preparation to beat the best to win the Champions League.

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Joe Keery, famous as Steve Harrington from Stranger Things, performed as Djo at a sideshow in C Complejo Art Media on March 12 and headlined Lollapalooza Argentina on March 13. Fans packed the festival grounds, chanting lyrics to hits like 'End of Beginning,' the synth-pop track that topped Spotify's global chart last year. Emotional posts captured the chills from massive crowds, with one fan posting a pre-show kiss photo captioned 'WHATEVER' from a sweet meet-and-greet where Keery high-fived supporters and joked with a fan in his merch. With Lollapalooza Chile set for March 14, his tour momentum builds as fans hail him for making history again.

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Under the sunset sky at Lollapalooza Argentina, Joe Keery as Djo turned his back to the stage, spotting a fan's bright yellow 'JOE MARRY ME' sign amid a sea of screaming supporters.

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Aired March 15 at 9 PM PKT on Hum TV, Episode 25 follows Rumi (Yumna Zaidi) confronting Zuraiz (Hamza Sohail) after he ditched their arranged wedding, with Dadi (Bushra Ansari) regretting her role and delivering hilarious lines. Fans raved about the leads' sizzling chemistry in wedding dress scenes and the episode's rewatch value from witty family teases and heartfelt regrets. While some sympathized with Zuraiz's side, most cheered Rumi's bold moves in this Ramadan hit blending romance and redemption.

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Rumi's revenge scheme against Zuraiz explodes into family clashes, apologies, and flirty banter that left fans hooked on every moment.

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Journalist Magee Clegg listed Bogotá's museums, top restaurants like El Chato, universities, and intellectual energy against Medellín's expat nightlife and Escobar tours, sparking hundreds of replies. Medellín defenders pointed to its 23 museums, lower crime rates, metro system, universities, and eternal spring weather around 72°F. While Bogotá offers big-city hustle with 60 museums and career hubs for its 8 million residents, Medellín's 2.5 million have transformed from cartel past to safer innovation spot—though expat bubbles and a wealth tax on dollar-earners add nuance to the choice.

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A journalist's post praising Bogotá's culture over Medellín's party scene drew cheers from one side and fierce pushback from the other, highlighting what each city brings to Colombia's identity.

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Valencia, who won Colombia's center-right opposition primary on March 8 with 3.2 million votes, named economist and former Bogotá councilor Oviedo—runner-up with 1.25 million votes—as her vice presidential pick for the 2026 election. The 48-year-old senator from Centro Democrático, known for her opposition to the 2016 FARC deal, pairs her conservative stance with Oviedo's centrist appeal and work on inclusive data for LGBTQ+ communities, marking a first for the party. They aim to unite 4.5 million primary voters against leftist frontrunner Iván Cepeda, with betting odds giving Valencia a 35% chance ahead of the May 31 first round.

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In a heartfelt video from her Bogotá home, Senator Paloma Valencia embraced Juan Daniel Oviedo and welcomed him as 'señor vicepresidente,' capturing a moment of excitement amid family photos and modern artwork.

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