Whoa, did you hear about that earthquake that hit the Mexico-Guatemala border early Sunday morning? It was like the ground decided to do the shake dance!

You won't believe the latest shake-up happening in Russia! So, Putin just tapped a civilian economist as the new defense minister, throwing in a surprise twist. Andrei Belousov, a whiz in economics, is stepping into the shoes of Sergei Shoigu, the long-time defense minister. Putin's playing a chess game, you see. He's aiming to revamp Russia's defense strategies, especially in the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

At the BAFTA TV Awards in London last Sunday, the spotlight shone on some outstanding talents and gripping shows. Top Boy clinched the coveted title of Best Drama, showcasing its gripping narrative and compelling performances. Notably, Jasmine Jobson's portrayal earned her the well-deserved accolade of Best Supporting Actress, adding another feather to the show's cap.

You know, Steve Albini was a legend to a lot of folks, and his whole vibe was just Chicago, the place he called home for ages - where he started making music, built his killer studio Electrical Audio, and rocked out with his bands Big Black, Rapeman, and Shellac, all dropping tracks on the Chicago-based Touch and Go Records. Corey Rusk, the boss man of that rad indie label, penned a heartfelt tribute to his buddy of 40 years after Albini's sudden passing at 61.

Sunday's game between the Dodgers and Padres held a tantalizing matchup - Shohei Ohtani versus Yu Darvish. Fans were eager to witness this clash of Japanese talent, but Ohtani's hopes were dashed when Dave Roberts decided to bench him due to a stiff back. Despite Ohtani's desire to play, Roberts made the call, prioritizing Ohtani's well-being over the game.

Man, May’s got everyone on the edge - NBA playoffs for some, but for those non-playoff teams, it's all about the ping pong balls. You know, those bounces can change everything. Like, check out Victor Wembanyama, a rising star whose team snagged that top pick in the NBA Draft. Crazy how fortunes can flip, right?

The Giants had a wild ride this week, taking hits left and right, but they didn't let that bring them down. Despite losing their star center fielder, Jung Hoo Lee, early in the game against the Reds, they clawed their way back to win 6-5 and clinch another series.

Guess what? Sundance Wicks, a Wyoming native and former assistant coach, is stepping up to lead the Cowboys' men's basketball team! Yep, Wyoming just announced that they've snagged him as their head coach for the next five seasons. Sources spilled to ESPN about his new gig.

Hey folks, mark your calendars for May 20th because the Houston Texans are coming in hot for organized team activities (OTAs)! And let me tell you, this year feels different. Nico Collins, our breakout star from last season, is buzzing with excitement about our revamped passing game. With Offensive Rookie of the Year C.J. Stroud leading the charge and the addition of Stefon Diggs, things are about to get real interesting on the field.

Over the weekend, Georgia’s capital saw a surge of people hitting the streets, rallying against a controversial draft law aimed at tightening regulations on "foreign agents." The protest, which drew tens of thousands despite the rain, unfolded in Tbilisi. Demonstrators voiced their concerns just days before the bill faces a crucial vote in Georgia’s parliament this Friday. The atmosphere was charged with determination as folks from all walks of life made their voices heard, pushing back against what they see as a threat to democracy in their nation.

Heavy rains in northern Afghanistan have led to devastating flash floods, leaving behind a trail of destruction. The death toll has reached 315, with over 1,600 injured, as villages grapple with the aftermath of the disaster. Homes have been washed away, livestock lost, and infrastructure severely damaged. The situation is dire, with families left without food, water, or shelter. Muhammad Yahqoob, who lost 13 family members, including children, describes the scene as nothing short of catastrophic.

If you're strolling into the Belasco Theatre in New York City anytime soon, brace yourself for a wild ride through family drama, cranked up to the max. Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' "Appropriate" is the show, and the powerhouse commanding the stage is none other than Sarah Paulson.

Last night, the SNL crew put a fresh twist on their pre-Mother’s Day show tradition. Instead of diving straight into their usual sketches, they kicked off with a heartwarming ode to their moms. Kenan Thompson set the tone by welcoming his own mother to Studio 8H, sparking laughs with some classic self-deprecating humor.

We've got some thrilling action brewing at the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship! As we head into the final round on Sunday, only three golfers are within striking distance of the lead. Can you feel the excitement?

In Denver, Peter DeBoer praised the Dallas Stars' performance in their 4-1 victory over the Colorado Avalanche, labeling it as close to a perfect road game. He emphasized the team's composure throughout the match, especially considering the Avalanche's strong start and home record.

Yo, hold onto your hats, folks! It's lottery time again, and you know the Utah Jazz are crossing their fingers for some serious luck.

So, picture this: Among the Cincinnati Bengals' undrafted free agents crew this year, there's one player stirring up some serious buzz. Yep, we're talking about a punter. But hey, don't blink, because the hype train might be switching tracks soon.

The New York Giants came into the 2024 NFL draft with a clear plan: find players who not only fit their roster needs but also bring something special to the team culture.

The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest just wrapped up, y'all! Switzerland's Nemo snagged the grand prize with their killer performance of "The Code." Can you believe it?

On Saturday, the Orioles didn't kick off with a bang but gradually closed in on the Arizona Diamondbacks' lead until Jordan Westburg came in clutch with a walk-off single in the 11th inning. This move sealed the deal for a 5-4 victory, thanks to a stellar bullpen performance holding the Diamondbacks scoreless for over six innings. Westburg's game-winning hit was his second walk-off this season, proving he's got ice in his veins, reminiscent of his heroics against the Kansas City Royals back in April.