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The Thai stars, known for their roles as lovers Lin and Jane in the 2025 GL series My Safe Zone, shared the 'Endless Love' photoshoot on Miu's Instagram today. Lena added a dramatic Thai love story on X about a Westerner and a woman from enemy families overcoming obstacles, which fans called a self-insert for their ship. Dressed in vibrant green and soft pink silk, they evoke forbidden dynasty vibes near Valentine's Day, delighting their GumberBears fandom with cheers like 'CONGRATS TO THE MARRIED COUPLE' and joy over their strong chemistry.

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Lena Lalina and Miu Natsha pose hand-in-hand in flowing áo dài dresses, leaning close amid ancient architecture and emerald gardens. Their intimate shots blend elegance with timeless romance.

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Manchester United supporters express divided opinions on whether to root for Chelsea against Arsenal to hinder Arsenal's Premier League title chances. Many prefer Chelsea to win or a draw to prevent Arsenal from gaining points, while others remain neutral or favor Arsenal. Discussions compare hatred levels toward Manchester United's rivals including Barcelona and Arsenal.

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The 24-year-old Dutch center-back, signed for £40 million from Wolfsburg in 2023, stands out for his pace and composure despite Tottenham's woes—sitting 16th with 29 points from 26 games, winless in domestic play this year. Manchester United lead the chase for him as a backline upgrade, with Liverpool eyeing a successor to Virgil van Dijk and Real Madrid monitoring closely. Reports say he's expected to leave in summer 2025, contract talks frozen until season's end, as Spurs fear a firesale if relegated.

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Tottenham's speedy defender Micky van de Ven has caught the eye of Europe's elite clubs, just as his team battles to stay in the Premier League. Fans are buzzing over whether he'll jump ship this summer.

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Fresh from strong Bahrain pre-season testing, McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri posted a 66-second video playing 'Guess the Object: headset vs stapler.' Norris, the 2025 champion who topped Day 1 timesheets, hilariously fails at lying about his stapler, while Piastri nails Norris's headset guess and calls the bluff. Fans loved their bromance, with the clip drawing thousands of likes, though some preferred unscripted chats over TikTok trends. McLaren heads into next week's test with momentum after Norris's fastest lap and Piastri's 161 laps on Day 3.

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Lando Norris swings a gold stapler like a gun while Oscar Piastri peers over the wall like a cat chasing a laser. Their 'Guess the Object' challenge from Bahrain testing turns into pure chaos and laughter.

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Liverpool secured a 3-0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion in the FA Cup, featuring a powerful long-range goal by Dominik Szoboszlai assisted by Cody Gakpo and involving a touch from Mohamed Salah. Mohamed Salah stated that Liverpool's FA Cup success depends on Szoboszlai's performances, calling him one of the best players in the world, with Liverpool manager Arne Slot agreeing. Arne Slot also praised Mohamed Salah's defensive contributions, including pressing and covering the right back, alongside his assist for the opening goal.

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Spurs' £222 million wage bill for 2023-24 ranks lowest among big six clubs, at just 42% of revenue, far below norms, as sources blame years of underinvestment and injuries for their 16th-place slide. Recent signings like £35 million Conor Gallagher on £200,000 a week signal a shift under new leadership post-Daniel Levy, with plans for more spending tied to Premier League survival. Fans doubt the timing amid a winless 2026 start, calling it a season ticket ploy, while relegation risks a massive revenue hit.

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Tottenham Hotspur sits just four points above the drop zone after 27 games, with owners eyeing a squad rebuild this summer—but only if they stay up.

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The 24-year-old Dutch center-back, signed for £40 million from Wolfsburg in 2023, stands out for his pace and composure despite Tottenham's woes—sitting 16th with 29 points from 26 games, winless in domestic play this year. Manchester United lead the chase for him as a backline upgrade, with Liverpool eyeing a successor to Virgil van Dijk and Real Madrid monitoring closely. Reports say he's expected to leave in summer 2025, contract talks frozen until season's end, as Spurs fear a firesale if relegated.

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Tottenham's speedy defender Micky van de Ven has caught the eye of Europe's elite clubs, just as his team battles to stay in the Premier League. Fans are buzzing over whether he'll jump ship this summer.

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The KMG Love Club is hosting '#UntilIFoundGYU' on April 12, 2026, at Ayala Malls Manila Bay's Sun Garden, featuring a beachy theme with photo ops, merchant stalls, and free admission starting at 3 p.m. after 2:30 p.m. pre-reg. This tradition follows massive turnouts for past events like '#406ReasonsWhy' in 2025, with fans already sharing completed forms, crafting beach-themed fan supports, and planning trades. The fun ties into a Snickers event with Mingyu on April 11 at Araneta Coliseum, making for a packed birthday weekend full of community spirit.

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Fans are buzzing with excitement as pre-registration opens for the biggest yet celebration of SEVENTEEN's Kim Mingyu's birthday at Ayala Malls Manila Bay.

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The Swedish striker, signed for £65 million from Sporting CP last summer, now leads all major striker buys with 15 goals across competitions, topping Hugo Ekitike and João Pedro on 14 each. His vicious second-half strike restored Arsenal's lead before a late clincher, marking his best debut season since Lacazette's 17 in 2017/18. Once questioned by Jamie Carragher and some fans, Gyökeres now earns praise for his Shearer-like finishing and infectious energy from teammate Eberechi Eze, boosting Arsenal's title charge atop the table.

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Viktor Gyökeres stood tall in the cauldron of the North London Derby, smashing home a brace to power Arsenal's 4-1 thrashing of Tottenham on February 22.

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Onoda, a Liberal Democratic Party member and Minister for Promoting Harmonious Coexistence with Foreign Nationals, argues that rule-breakers erode trust and invite backlash against all foreigners. The video, circulating widely since February 18 with English subtitles, echoes her past calls for strict enforcement on taxes, crimes, and system misuse to protect law-abiding residents. Amid Japan's push to expand worker visas while curbing illegal stays, supporters worldwide praise her stance on integration, though some critics call it divisive.

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In a 39-second clip from a debate, Kimi Onoda calmly lays out her view: foreigners in Japan must follow local laws and customs, or they should go.

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On Thursday evening, the Jungwoo Streaming Team organized a one-hour event on Melon's Music Wave from 9 to 10 p.m. KST. Fans joined with repeat streams of tracks like NCT 127's 'Be There For Me' and NCT DoJaeJung's 'Perfume,' sharing screenshots and hitting thousands of streams. This builds excitement for 'SUGAR,' his first solo single under SM Entertainment dropping at 6 p.m. KST, tied to his 'Golden Sugar Time' fan meeting on November 28. Fans added candy and puppy emojis, channeling their passion into organized support.

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Hundreds of fans lit up their screens green, streaming Jungwoo's past hits together for a full hour. It was a joyful team effort to celebrate his big moment ahead of tomorrow's release.

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Leandro Trossard was substituted in the 93rd minute of Arsenal's match against Athletic Bilbao after Martin Bueno struck him in the jaw or chin with his shoulder off the ball. Arsenal followed medical assessment and concussion protocol checks to make the substitution. The incident sparked debate over whether it qualified as a legitimate concussion sub.

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David Raya spilled a routine cross, leading to a deflection and Tom Edozie's equalizer in a mix-up with Gabriel Magalhaes and Riccardo Calafiori. Still top with 58 points from 27 games, five ahead of Manchester City, Arsenal have now dropped points in three of their last five league matches after leading. Fans highlighted a compilation of 24 low-xG goals conceded since last season, questioning Raya's shot-stopping despite his league-leading 13 clean sheets and Arsenal's stingiest defense. Supporters split on his 6-foot frame versus taller keepers, while others call the goals unlucky flukes.

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Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 lead at struggling Wolves, only for a late goalkeeper blunder to hand them a frustrating 2-2 draw on February 18.

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Brentford owner Matthew Benham's data-driven approach builds up inexperienced managers like Frank, who promoted the club in 2021 on tight budgets before leaving for Spurs in a £6.7m deal last June. Eight months later, on February 11, Tottenham fired him with the team in 16th place, five points from relegation. Meanwhile, set-piece coach Keith Andrews, with no prior senior experience, has Brentford in seventh after 25 games, chasing their best-ever finish under the same analytics model that scouts undervalued talent and sticks to a fixed philosophy.

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Thomas Frank guided Brentford to Premier League stability before jumping to Tottenham—only to get the boot after eight tough months. A fan's video highlights how the Bees' system keeps thriving no matter who sits on the bench.

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On October 12, 2000, during the Second Intifada, Yosef Avrahami and Vadim Norzhich, two Israeli IDF reservists, were lynched by a mob in Ramallah after taking a wrong turn into the city. The incident, captured on video showing the men beaten, stabbed, and mutilated, led to Israeli military operations and contributed to the breakdown of peace efforts. Twenty-five years later, the event resurfaced on social media following pro-Palestinian protesters painting their hands red at an Oxford Union event with former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert on November 17, prompting polarized discussions about the symbolism and historical context.

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Blood-red hands painted by protesters at Oxford Union echo a gruesome 2000 image of Palestinian mob violence against two Israeli reservists.

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