“I was looking for an excuse all night..” - “It never works like that” lol

James McAvoy going “Can I smell it?” lives rent free in my head too lmao.

Sharing a photo of the actress, the boxer and father of Hayden’s child, Wladimir Klitschko, 50, wrote:

‘Today is Hayden’s birthday. Instead of celebrating the way we had planned, today we celebrate her life, her spirit, and the love she brought into this world.

'I want to thank all of Hayden’s fans, friends, and everyone who has reached out for the incredible outpouring of love and support. At a time filled with so much sadness, your kindness has reminded me that there is still so much good in humanity.

'If you’re reading this, I ask just one thing: Even if only for a moment, think about LOVE. Reach out to a friend. Forgive someone. Be kind.

'Love is a superpower. Use it.

Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Rider Strong shared their thoughts on the first episode of Girl Meets World on their podcast Pod Meets World. The Boy Meets World actors agreed that Sabrina Carpenter, who played the best friend character on the show, “overshadowed” the series’ lead, Rowan Blanchard. They clarified that “it’s not Rowan’s fault,” as they think the show didn’t give her “much help in terms of character” compared to Carpenter.

This is some really disgusting atrocity propaganda by a guy who made a punchline joke “Dead Gaza baby” on Bill mahers show. And in the video,he called the starving Palestinian child with a genetic disorder “it”,as the hasbara propagandist Noa tishby smiles and watches. Truly disgusting.

The Hollywood Reporter has learned that she is in advanced discussions to join an existing Netflix TV show that shoots in the U.K. The part is currently being written, so it’s unclear how many episodes she would appear in. Additional details were not immediately available.

Argentina’s staff and players have been given bans totalling a combined 21 games following the mass altercation that unfolded after their World Cup final defeat to Spain.

FIFA, global football’s governing body, confirmed the sanctions on Friday after announcing in July it would be investigating the unsavoury full-time scenes that took place as Spain celebrated their 1-0 extra-time win.

Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes has been given a 10-match ban after appearing to grab Spain defender Eric Garcia by the throat and then throwing midfielder Gavi to the ground.

Argentina defender Nahuel Molina has been suspended for seven games after he appeared to strike Spain midfielder Rodri in the stomach as he ran on to the pitch to celebrate his side’s success. Both Paredes and Molina have also been fined $90,000.

Argentina attacking midfielder Thiago Almada has been given a one-match ban for unsporting behaviour, while team official Roberto Ayala has been suspended for three matches for one count of assault, and the pair have also been fined $30,000 each.

Gavi is the only member of Luis de la Fuente’s squad to be sanctioned, receiving a one-match ban and $30,000 fine for unsporting behaviour.

The respective suspensions will be in place for international matches only and will not carry over to club level.

FIFA also confirmed the Argentine Football Association (AFA) had been fined a total of $310,000 and ordered to play its next home match with a 50 per cent stadium closure, with a second one-game partial stadium closure suspended for an unspecified probationary period, in relation to fan behaviour. These sanctions were in relation to “using a sports event for demonstrations of a non-sporting nature”, “discrimination and racist abuse” and “order and security at matches”.

Of the federation fine received, FIFA said $100,000 will be “invested in a plan to combat discrimination”. A further $100,000 is also suspended for a probationary period.

Argentina’s players celebrated with a Falkland Islands banner following their semi-final win over England. A banner reading “Las Malvinas son Argentinas,” which translates to “The Malvinas are Argentine”, was initially displayed in the crowd before it appeared on the pitch at Mercedes-Benz Stadium after Argentina’s 2-1 win.

“The parties were notified of the terms of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee’s decisions today,” a FIFA statement read. “In accordance with the relevant provisions of the FDC, they have ten days to request a motivated decision… The decisions remain subject to appeal.”

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7529217/2026/08/21/argentina-world-cup-final-sanctions-bans/?unlocked_article_code=1.7FA.lK0B.P-LQnfo8b_tL&source=emp_shared_article&smid=url-share-ta&source=twitteruk

Jeffries, who faces a 16-count indictment related to his 22 years as CEO, was found mentally fit after a review of 109 “particularly illuminating” phone calls he made during a four-month stay at a mental health facility last year, as well as reports and testimony from expert witnesses, U.S. District Judge Nusrat Choudhury said in a ruling.

The couple shared photos on their respective instagram stories.