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Cheap Trick Plans Fall 2026 Tour Dates

Cheap Trick has added fall dates to their 2026 All Washed Up Tour, extending the run through late November and bringing the total number of shows to about 36 across the US and Canada in support of their 2025 album. The new leg features presales, on-sale details, and appearances with various supporting acts and festival appearances.

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Marc Anthony, Nadia Ferreira Welcome Eighth Child

Marc Anthony and Nadia Ferreira have welcomed their second child together, bringing his total number of children to eight. Reports differ on the baby’s name, with some outlets naming Myla and others Marquesa as the newborn’s given name.

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Taylor retires after 20-year refereeing career

Anthony Taylor, 47, has retired from refereeing after a 20-year career spanning 831 matches, with his final appearance coming in Spain's 1-0 World Cup last-16 win over Portugal. A former prison officer who spent 16 seasons in the Premier League and oversaw major finals and international tournaments, his retirement was lauded as a long and distinguished service by figures such as Howard Webb.

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LIV Golf Faces Uncertain Future After PIF Exits

With Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund pulling its funding, LIV Golf faces a fragile future and may need outside investment, even as star players like Jon Rahm weigh their options and seek clarity. Rahm remains optimistic and says he’s in contact with LIV while continuing to compete on the DP World Tour under a recent release, but he’s not sharing specifics about his 2027 plans as the league negotiates its next steps and potential pathways to the PGA Tour or Ryder Cup eligibility.

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Alex Scott Rejects Bournemouth Contract; Top Clubs Eye

Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, 22, has rejected multiple contract offers as top Premier League clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and others circle a potential big-money move. Bournemouth values him highly and remains open to a revised deal that could include a release clause, with his contract through 2028 and ongoing transfer interest from several elite clubs.

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Rodgers Heads to Final Season Amid Family Reconciliation

Aaron Rodgers, now with the Pittsburgh Steelers, has posted photos suggesting a reconciliation with his parents Ed and Darla and his brother Luke after more than a decade of estrangement, though one relative has been notably absent in some reports. The posts describe “Another bonding week” and come amid years of public discussion about Rodgers’ family rift and reflections in his documentary, with reports noting prior friction tied to ex-girlfriend Olivia Munn and the couple’s ongoing efforts to heal the family ties.

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Clutch Announces 2027 Australian Tour with CoC

US rock veterans Clutch will headline an Australian tour in early 2027 for the first time in a decade, with Corrosion Of Conformity as special guests; the run includes multiple cities and festival dates, and comes as Clutch prepares a 14th studio album. COC, marking their first Australian shows since 2020, will join the tour, with both bands promoted across venues and events like Froth & Fury Festival.

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Megyn Kelly Criticizes Michelle Obama

Megyn Kelly spent about 12 minutes blasting Michelle Obama on her show, calling her “dripping in narcissism,” criticizing her speeches, fashion coverage, and media framing, and even poking at Obama’s Vogue covers and public remarks from the DNC era. The tirade repeatedly framed Obama as vain and overexposed while defending media portrayals of women in politics and challenging the discourse around her public image.

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ESPN Fires Ryan Clark Amid Broad Layoffs

ESPN has cut ties with former Steelers safety and current analyst Ryan Clark as part of a wave of layoffs ahead of its first Super Bowl coverage, signaling significant staffing shifts at the network. Clark, one of ESPN's highest-paid on-air talents at about $2 million per year and a regular on First Take and The Pivot, joined ESPN in 2015 and had been central to NFL coverage and Super Bowl plans.

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Paredes seeks Kane red card

In a heated World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina, Leandro Paredes attempted to get Harry Kane sent off after Kane briefly covered his mouth while addressing the referee under a new mouth-covering rule. The incident drew sharp criticism from Rooney, Hart and others, who labeled Paredes’s move “ridiculous” or “pathetic,” while commentators noted Kane’s ongoing attempts to communicate with officials.

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Vance Links Epstein to Israeli Intelligence

Vice President JD Vance told Joe Rogan that the Trump administration absolutely screwed up the communications around the Epstein files release and should have released documents more quickly, while denying it was a coordinated cover-up. He also highlighted the challenge of redactions and distinguishing victims from co-conspirators, and cited Epstein’s alleged intelligence connections as part of the broader context.

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Argentina fans boo Beckham World Cup semifinal

Beckham drew boos from Argentina fans who booed him on the stadium big screen ahead of the England-Argentina World Cup semi-final in Atlanta, a reception linked to his contentious 1998 red card against Diego Simeone and his long-standing rivalry with Argentina. He was also seen emotionally tearing up during the national anthem with his family in attendance, underscoring the high tensions and high-profile presence surrounding the match.

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Beabadoobee releases Switchblade, announces first arena tour across UK Europe North America

Beabadoobee released Switchblade as the second preview from her fourth album Pylon, a moody alt-rock track exploring whether self-defense means bravery and detailing a wide range of emotion as she teases a broader musical turn. Pylon, out September 18 via Dirty Hit/Interscope, features collaborations with guests like Hayley Williams and Chino Moreno and is supported by an anticipated North American, UK, and European arena tour in 2026.

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Trump calls Harris 'half a person,' plans debate

President Donald Trump again attacked Kamala Harris, calling her “the half” and recalling a contentious 2024 Philadelphia debate as he reflected on his campaign trails. He also said he would be willing to moderate future debates, including potentially in 2028, despite questions about whether Democrats would agree.

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