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The March 16, 2026, strike on the former U.S. base-turned-rehab center in Kabul's District 9 killed 408 civilians and recovering addicts, wounding 265 others, amid escalating Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict. Afghanistan's Taliban blamed Pakistan's air force for violating airspace and targeting a protected medical site, while Pakistan denied it and said the operation hit nearby Taliban military sites and TTP hideouts, citing secondary explosions as evidence. UNAMA confirmed dozens of deaths, international voices called for restraint, and Taliban leaders issued a fatwa urging jihad against Pakistan as fears of wider war mount.

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Patients gathered for evening prayers at Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital when jets roared overhead, dropping bombs that turned the facility into rubble and flames.

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Zack Snyder commented that producing a straight commercial, bright, and shiny Batman v Superman film would not have garnered interest, referring to it as 'B and S' instead of the distinctive BvS.

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The studio tapped McBride, known for Eastbound & Down and The Righteous Gemstones, for one script and Landis, writer of Chronicle and son of director John Landis, for another—potentially merging them under producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. This comes after G.I. Joe's uneven live-action films, from 2009's Rise of Cobra with Channing Tatum to the 2021 Snake Eyes flop. Backlash centers on 2019 allegations against Landis of emotional manipulation, assault, and non-consensual acts from eight women, with no charges filed; he later called himself a 'toxic partner' but denied rape. Outrage links it to other Skydance hires like John Lasseter and DEI cuts at Paramount post-2025 merger.

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Paramount announced new G.I. Joe scripts from comedians Danny McBride and Max Landis, but Landis's past accusations quickly drew sharp criticism from fans and accusers' allies.

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The debate started on the 'We Are The Overlap' podcast, where ex-Manchester United stars Rooney and Neville questioned Neymar's elite status, praising Rooney, Mané, and Salah for output over skills. Fans hit back with clips like his four-goal haul against Rayo Vallecano in 2015 and career stats of 453 goals and 260 assists in 752 games, outpacing Rooney's totals. While some highlight Rooney's versatility and titles or Salah's longevity, others celebrate Neymar's dribbling magic and Brazil triumphs, as he now aims for a World Cup farewell with Santos.

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Wayne Rooney called Neymar not top level, and Gary Neville picked Salah over him—prompting a wave of fans to share dazzling highlight reels from his Barcelona prime.

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Users debate their favorite cowboy movie stars in response to a shared image or list. John Wayne and Clint Eastwood receive the most mentions, with other nominees including Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and Gary Cooper. Specific characters highlighted are Gus McCrae from Lonesome Dove and Will Anderson from The Cowboys.

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In Santos' 2-1 victory over Vasco da Gama—their first Brasileirão win of 2026—Neymar netted both goals at Vila Belmiro but stole headlines with a fiery rant at Vasco's Thiago Mendes. He called Mendes an 'idiot' for past rough play, referencing a 2020 Ligue 1 tackle that sidelined him for weeks after leaving him in tears on a stretcher. Mendes countered that Neymar demanded respect while dismissing Vasco's fans and getting favoritism from the referee, as both picked up yellows in the clash.

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Neymar danced with flair after his first goal, then tangled nose-to-nose with Thiago Mendes, reigniting a grudge from years past.

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Songwriter Adonis Shropshire shared on a podcast how Jermaine Dupri called him to the studio late one night in 2004, and they crafted 'My Boo' with just a beat and opening melody. Usher recorded his part despite hating it initially, and Beyoncé was tapped next as a favor after his cameo in her video, but her tour schedule blocked her. Alicia Keys filled in with her soulful vocals, turning it into a six-week No. 1 hit and Grammy winner; Shropshire also debunked a fake Beyoncé demo sung by a session vocalist that fooled fans and radio stations for years.

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Imagine wrapping lyrics for a future R&B smash by 4 a.m., only for Usher to walk in and declare, 'Don't ever play that for me again.' That's how 'My Boo' nearly got shelved before becoming a classic.

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