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The March 3 Indie World Showcase lasted 15 minutes and focused on cozy adventures, co-op brawlers, and roguelikes for Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. Highlights included Denshattack!, a dystopian train action game exclusive to Switch 2 in June with a demo now; My Little Puppy, where a Welsh Corgi Bong-gu searches the afterlife for his dad, out digitally May 29; and shadow drops like Rotwood's beast-battling co-op and Blue Prince's shifting manor roguelike, both available today on Switch 2. The event teased more titles like Mixtape's '90s road trip and showed off Switch 2 features such as Joy-Con mouse controls, underscoring strong indie support for the new console.

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Nintendo surprised fans with a quick burst of indie reveals, from train-grinding action to a corgi's heartfelt afterlife quest. Shadow drops and demos made it feel like instant playtime.

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Ray Guzman posted in a fan group defending firefighter Eddie Diaz from queerness speculation, calling it 'uncalled for,' as season nine heats up with episodes like the recent 'Mother's Boy' road trip alongside Buck. Fans shared screenshots widely, with some joking about the strong denial, others memeing it, and a few decrying it as homophobic or hoping it spurs onscreen changes. Defenders asked fans to back off the family man, noting he might have confused actor talk with his son, while Ryan Guzman has teased Eddie's romantic arcs without confirming queerness.

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Ray Guzman jumped into a 9-1-1 Facebook group to set the record straight: his son Ryan, who plays Eddie Diaz, 'is not gay or in the closet.' The post landed right amid buzz over Eddie's storylines.

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Ray Guzman posted in a fan group defending firefighter Eddie Diaz from queerness speculation, calling it 'uncalled for,' as season nine heats up with episodes like the recent 'Mother's Boy' road trip alongside Buck. Fans shared screenshots widely, with some joking about the strong denial, others memeing it, and a few decrying it as homophobic or hoping it spurs onscreen changes. Defenders asked fans to back off the family man, noting he might have confused actor talk with his son, while Ryan Guzman has teased Eddie's romantic arcs without confirming queerness.

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Ray Guzman jumped into a 9-1-1 Facebook group to set the record straight: his son Ryan, who plays Eddie Diaz, 'is not gay or in the closet.' The post landed right amid buzz over Eddie's storylines.

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Startups like Partiful, with 500,000 monthly users and $27 million raised, and Posh, processing $95 million in ticket sales after a $22 million round, lead a wave of investments in IRL connections. Ex-Hinge execs launched Rodeo with $8.5 million to turn social scrolls into meetups, while Mark Cuban backed Burwoodland's live events and a16z hosts founder dinners. Even AI firms like Anthropic hire events leads at up to $320,000, showing live experiences as a counter to digital overload—though some say it's just timeless human needs, not anti-AI.

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Jonas Willett's post lit up with over 1,300 likes, spotlighting a rush of funding to pull people from screens into face-to-face hangouts.

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No. 17 St. John's rallied from the chaos to beat Providence 79-69 on the road, extending their win streak to 11 behind Dylan Darling's 23 bench points. The incident led to seven ejections, including Powell, who received a two-game Big East suspension for combative actions after hitting Hopkins—a former Friar—in the head or neck area. Providence coach Kim English called it unacceptable while noting hard fouls have a place, as St. John's improved to 20-5 overall and 13-1 in conference.

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Bryce Hopkins drove to the basket when Providence's Duncan Powell leveled him with a hard Flagrant 2 foul, sparking a wild scrum that cleared both benches.

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The Thursday video shows him shouting 'six-two' before security locked the store doors and police arrived, leaving him looking scared. The '6-7' dance comes from a UK drill rap track that became a TikTok hit, even drawing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's attention last year before a school banned it. Online reactions condemned the stunt as clout-chasing, with calls for arrests and laments over declining public behavior, though no charges or identity details have surfaced from Lidl or police.

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A young man hopped onto a Lidl checkout counter in Croydon, poured milk over himself, and busted out the '6-7' dance while grinning amid stunned shoppers.

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FC Bayern's English account shared a graphic stating 'It’s not even close,' highlighting Jamal Musiala's superior statistics compared to Premier League midfielders like Wisdom Ameyu Mike.

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The Charlotte Hornets' Kon Knueppel tops the Kia Rookie Ladder and betting odds at -160, leading all rookies with 212 three-pointers made—a new single-season record—and averaging 19.3 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 3.5 assists over 61 games. Flagg, second in scoring at 20.4 points per game for the struggling Mavericks, has missed eight games with a midfoot sprain, including a recent blowout loss to Charlotte. Hornets coach Charles Lee calls the race no contest, praising Knueppel's two-way impact during Charlotte's five-game win streak and playoff push, though analyst Chandler Parsons touts Spurs' Dylan Harper as a dark horse.

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Kon Knueppel just shattered the rookie record for three-pointers made, and now he's leading the NBA Rookie of the Year race ahead of Duke teammate Cooper Flagg.

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