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In a year where Glastonbury has been lit up by the likes of Rod Stewart, Olivia Rodrigo, and even a surprise set from Lorde, few acts have sparked the level of controversy—and curiosity—that Kneecap has managed to stir. The Irish-language rap trio from Belfast isn’t just bringing rhymes and rhythm to the iconic UK music festival—they're also dragging a storm of political fire with them to the stage.

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Things are heating up in Provo, Utah—and it's not just football fans talking about the BYU Cougars. Quarterback Jake Retzlaff, once celebrated on the field, now finds himself at the center of a legal controversy that has ignited conversations far beyond the stadium bleachers. In a newly filed court document, Retzlaff strongly refutes sexual assault allegations brought against him last month by a woman identified as Jane Doe A.G., stating that the two had consensual sex and labeling the civil suit as an attempt to "extort money."

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When you think of Mitch McConnell lately, you probably picture him reclining somewhere in Kentucky, sipping sweet tea on a porch swing, easing into political semi-retirement. But over the weekend, that all changed.

When the wedding of the year went down in the romantic canals of Venice, Italy, one major A-lister was noticeably absent: Katy Perry. While Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez celebrated their dreamy, star-studded nuptials on the Grand Canal, Perry was thousands of miles away, captivating fans on the Australian leg of her Lifetimes Tour.

So, the 2025 NBA Draft kicked off with zero surprises—but all the excitement—as the Dallas Mavericks pulled the trigger on selecting Cooper Flagg with the No. 1 overall pick. If you’ve followed basketball even a little over the last year, this was as obvious as it gets. Flagg’s name has been trending across scouting reports, draft boards, and social media ever since he dominated at Duke and showed he could hang with NBA-level intensity even before officially going pro.