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LeBron and Bronny James Joke About Living Apart as NBA’s First Father-Son Teammates

LeBron and Bronny James Joke About Living Apart as NBA’s First Father-Son Teammates

LeBron James and son Bronny made NBA history as the first father-son teammates, with LeBron joking they 'don't talk as much' since Bronny moved out. Both played in the Lakers' 140-126 win over the Jazz on Nov. 19, 2024.

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Vogue Williams Recalls Son Otto’s Groin Bite During Spencer Matthews’ Birthday Outing at Legoland

Vogue Williams Recalls Son Otto’s Groin Bite During Spencer Matthews’ Birthday Outing at Legoland

During Otto Matthews’ second birthday at Legoland Windsor, the toddler bit his father Spencer Matthews in the groin — a shocking but not uncommon moment in toddler development, as recounted by mother Vogue Williams.

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Baek Se-hee, 35, Dies; Her Depression Memoir Resonates Worldwide

Baek Se-hee, 35, Dies; Her Depression Memoir Resonates Worldwide

South Korean author Baek Se-hee (1990‑2025) died at 35, leaving behind a best‑selling memoir that sparked global mental‑health dialogue. Her organs were donated after her passing.

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Peter Crouch becomes Farnham Town mascot after fantasy league loss

Peter Crouch becomes Farnham Town mascot after fantasy league loss

Peter Crouch, former England striker, served as Farnham Town FC's mascot after losing a fantasy league, turning a non‑league match into a memorable cultural moment.

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Storm Amy Unleashes 96 mph Winds Across UK, Claims First Fatality of 2025‑26 Season

Storm Amy Unleashes 96 mph Winds Across UK, Claims First Fatality of 2025‑26 Season

Storm Amy hit the UK on Oct 3‑4, 2025 with 96 mph gusts, a fatality and massive power cuts, prompting urgent Met Office warnings and transport disruptions.

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Kneecap’s Glastonbury Set Ignites Political Firestorm

Kneecap’s Glastonbury Set Ignites Political Firestorm

Belfast rap trio Kneecap performed on Glastonbury's West Holts stage amid intense political pressure to pull them from the line‑up. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and several MPs demanded their removal over pro‑Palestinian remarks and a terror charge against a member. Festival co‑organiser Emily Eavis defended their right to play. The BBC refused to livestream the set, offering only an on‑demand version later. Police are now investigating the performance alongside another controversial act.

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Women's Super League: Chelsea edge Man City 2-1 as Bompastor era begins at Stamford Bridge

Women's Super League: Chelsea edge Man City 2-1 as Bompastor era begins at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea opened their WSL title defense with a 2-1 win over Manchester City at Stamford Bridge. Aggie Beever-Jones and Maika Hamano scored before a Niamh Charles own goal gave City late hope. It was Sonia Bompastor’s first competitive game in charge, while Sam Kerr returned to the bench after her long ACL layoff. City pushed hard past 100 minutes, but Chelsea held firm.

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How to mentally train yourself for soccer?

How to mentally train yourself for soccer?

In the wacky, wonderful world of soccer, it's not just about the fancy footwork, folks! You've got to get your noggin in the game too! You see, mental training in soccer is like, let's say, learning to salsa dance with a cactus. It's challenging, it's prickly, but boy, is it rewarding! So, let's dive into the mental aerobics that will transform you from a benchwarmer to a Beckham in no time!

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How to score from the long range in soccer?

How to score from the long range in soccer?

Scoring from a long-range in soccer can sound as elusive as finding a unicorn, but fear not, my friends! Here are some nifty tricks to help you bend it like Beckham. First, remember that power isn't everything; focus on accuracy and timing is key, it's like trying to hit a bullseye from 50 yards away. Second, observe the goalkeeper's positioning - a slightly off-positioned goalkeeper is like a gift-wrapped present. Lastly, practice makes perfect, so hit the field and start trying those long-range shots, who knows, you might just surprise yourself!

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What is the farthest an African team has gone in a World Cup?

What is the farthest an African team has gone in a World Cup?

Well, let's dive into the exciting world of football, my friends! Can you believe the farthest an African team has ever advanced in a World Cup is the quarter-finals? Yep, you heard right! It was the gallant Cameroon in 1990 and the indomitable lions of Senegal in 2002 who took that giant leap for Africa! So folks, while we're yet to see an African team hoisting the World Cup trophy, the spirit, the passion, and the skillful 'jogo bonito' they bring to the pitch keeps us all on our toes!

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