And Just like That... Fans Have a Wild Theory About How the Show Will EndNew Foto - And Just like That... Fans Have a Wild Theory About How the Show Will End

And just like that, it's time to say goodbye toCarrie Bradshawand the girlies. After three series, it's been confirmed thatAnd Just Like That...will wrap up for good this month, with showrunner Michael Patrick King announcing that the "Sex and the Cityuniverse" is coming to an end. RIP. Despite the (very!) mixed reviews theSATCspin-offhas received since it started airing in 2021, fans have understandably been quite cut up about bidding farewell to these iconic characters—more on their reactions in a moment. That being said, after decades in theSATCuniverse, it's only natural that viewers are theorizing about how the show will close, and one theory seems to be pretty prominent, especially among Samantha Jones fans. "And Just Like That needs to end with Samantha waking up and saying 'What a horrible dream!?'" one fan suggested on X, referencing the absence of Kim Cattrall's legendary character. And Just Like That needs to end with Samantha waking up and saying "What a horrible dream!"pic.twitter.com/mXR1mZjUTS — Mike Harlow (@NotMikeHarlow)August 1, 2025 But for real, And Just Like That should end with Samantha waking up from a three year long coma and going "I just had the worst dream". And then smash to black. — sam greisman (@SAMGREIS)August 1, 2025 "But for real, And Just Like That should end with Samantha waking up from a three year long coma and going: 'I just had the worst dream'. And then smash to black," another fan agreed, as someone elseshared: "It should end with a Samantha scene!! She was the show!!" Other viewers hope that we'll see the show switch to Samantha's life in London, although, given the wording that the entireSATC"universe" is coming to an end, that might be unrealistic. "It'd be even better if they could pass the baton over to Samantha in London for the last hour of show – we get a tiny glimpse into her wonderful sex life with a younger man, her social life with Black and gay friends, her office fling with an older man coz duh, she trying poly!" one fansuggested, as anotherwrote, "I'd like a Samantha spin off." Elsewhere, another viewer pointed to how relievedthe actress who playedher must be feeling. "Kim Cattrall after seeing this news, realizing no one will ever bother her about playing Samantha Jones again," they posted. Kim Cattrall after seeing this new, realizing no one will ever bother her about playing Samantha Jones again.https://t.co/hgGvJFb6Oapic.twitter.com/jPrR0vE76S — Tim Popp, Six, Squish, Uh uh... (@popphits)August 1, 2025 Here's a few more reactions to the news that AJLT is ending... Do I hate watch this every single week? Yes.Am I absolutely devastated it's been cancelled? Also Yes.#AndJustLikeThathttps://t.co/VBSgNqycF1pic.twitter.com/hj0Pn4XPx0 — RealHousewivesRanked! (@RankedReal)August 1, 2025 "why are you sad that And Just Like That is ending if you've spent three years doing nothing but hate on it"me:#AndJustLikeThatpic.twitter.com/3rLGPRiYiV — T (@teewatterss)August 1, 2025 Just when I was accepting And Just Like That for itself AND it starts to give me SATC vibes they announce it's about to end foreverpic.twitter.com/Waj2XCcvA0 — cat (@xpastelcherry)August 2, 2025 and just like that has two more episodes before it's cancelled completely. i hate everything and everyone. i can't have shit in this lifetime we deserved ONE more season for closure.pic.twitter.com/Xh3j31MY2k — live, laugh, levi (@hatsonwigs)August 1, 2025 as someone who has spent 3 seasons trashing this show, i'm devastatedhttps://t.co/55T664Ymu5 — yolanda fister (@yolandafister)August 1, 2025 This season of And Just Like That is like a toxic boyfriend. How dare these episodes start to get better at the end when we are ready to break up with them?#AndJustLikeThatpic.twitter.com/TkqxAoCgTp — K E M P I R E 🐘 (@TheKempire)August 3, 2025 AJLT's final episodeswill air later this month. Say it ain't so! You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try

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David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting marriedNew Foto - David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting married

John Atashian/Getty David Roach, the raspy-voiced frontman who led '80s Sunset Strip rockers Junkyard to acclaim, has died. He was 59. His bandmates announced the news in a heartfelt Saturday post shared toXandInstagram. "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of David Roach," their statement began. "After a courageous battle with cancer, David passed away peacefully last night at home, in the loving arms of his wife." They concluded, "He was a gifted artist, performer, songwriter, and singer — but above all, a devoted father, husband, and brother. Our thoughts are with the entire Roach family and everyone who loved him." News of the singer's death comes two weeks after hetied the knotwith his fiancée, Jennifer. In a July 20post, it was revealed that the couple said "I do" at a ceremony attended by Roach's bandmates. Months prior, Roach had opened up about receiving an "aggressive cancer diagnosis." The post to the band's website also directed fans to aGoFundMecreated to support Roach as he sought treatment for "aggressive squamous cell carcinoma affecting his head, neck and throat." The page raised more than $35,000 toward the $50,000 goal intended to help with "the overwhelming medical expenses." Scott Dudelson/Getty The most recent post to the fundraiser page, dated July 21, comes from Roach's wife, who thanks fans for their support and kind messages. "David is in good spirits, keeping his humor alive, and currently enjoying time spent with his close family," she wrote at the time. "We're optimistic about coming home from the hospital within the next few days and we are definitely not giving up on this fight!" Hailing from Austin, Texas, Roach co-founded Junkyard in Los Angeles in 1987. The group's core lineup included Roach on vocals, Chris Gates and Brian Baker on guitar, Clay Anthony on bass, and Patrick Muzingo on drums. Together, they soon became a recognizable name in the city's Sunset Strip music scene, then a popular place for on-the-rise hard rock acts. Junkyard signed with Geffen Records, and their self-titled debut album arrived in 1989. It was a modest success, peaking at No. 105 on the Billboard 200, with singles including "Blooze," "Hollywood, "and "Simple Man." It was followed bySixes, Sevens & Nines, which didn't chart, but spawned their popular single, "All the Time in the World." They were soon dropped by Geffen and split up in 1992, with their unreleased third album already ready to go. It was eventually independently released in 1998 and the band officially reformed to tour the world together two years later, now with Tim Mosher on guitar and  Todd Muscat on bass.They would next put out a comeback album, High Water, in 2017. Scott Dudelson/Getty "There's a diehard fan base that never stopped digging us," Mosher toldBillboardthat year. "During our sporadic touring we would always come across fans asking us when we would release a proper full-length. We've been writing new songs for the last couple of years and looked at this as a chance to do a real third Junkyard album." In the years that followed, the band periodically performed together and released new music. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. On Sunday, Roach's former bandmate Gates — who was part of the Junkyard lineup from 1987 to 2009 — paid tribute to the singer onFacebook. "I'm saddened to hear the news that David Roach has passed, but I'm grateful that he's no longer suffering," he wrote. "When I moved to LA, no one wanted to play with the fat guy from Texas. Then I heard David was moving out and I spent a couple of weeks tracking down a phone number for him. I called and told him we should start a band when he got to town. The rest is history." He continued, "I loved him like a little brother. We had our ups and downs, but that never changed. My condolences to his brother and sisters, v and to the people who [loved] him or were touched by his/or songs. I'll miss playing music with him, but he'll always be an important part of me." Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

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David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting married

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MLB's Trade Deadline Put the Harsh Reality of Playoff Baseball on DisplayNew Foto - MLB's Trade Deadline Put the Harsh Reality of Playoff Baseball on Display

Baseball loves its pageantry; the rituals, the tradition, the hope that a deadline deal might stitch together the flaws in a struggling contender. But it wasn't the splashy trade deadline fans spent weeks speculating about. There were no ace starters flipping pennant races or dramatic moves that reshaped the power balance overnight. Instead, the 2025 MLB trade deadline turned out to be a mirror, one that showed just how much the game has changed when it comes to building playoff teams. The usual chaos was still there. Fifty deals in two days, plenty of headlines, and no shortage of wheeling and dealing. But a closer look revealed that most of the action centered around bullpens, and contenders grabbed late-inning arms like lifelines. Familiar names like Carlos Correa made emotional returns. Starters, the traditional prize of deadline day, barely moved. The deals that did happen told a story of teams trying to keep pace in a postseason landscape that's grown more unforgiving by the year. Let's try to follow the drama. Image via Unsplash/Marcelo Cidrack It's not that starting pitchers were forgotten. It's that teams hesitated. Shane Bieber was the biggest name to move, going from the Guardians to the Blue Jays, but he's thrown barely a dozen innings since elbow surgery. Zac Gallen, Dylan Cease, Joe Ryan, Mitch Keller—none of them left. Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera stayed in Miami, their names surfacing only in speculation. Instead, the league focused on relievers. Power arms flooded bullpens across contenders. The Yankees picked up David Bednar, Jake Bird, and Camilo Doval. The Mets scooped Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. The Phillies landed Jhoan Duran. These were closers and high-leverage firemen, and their prices reflected that. Highly rated prospects usually stay locked behind organizational glass. But not this year. The Padres traded Leo De Vries, the No. 3 overall prospect, for Mason Miller. De Vries is one of the most hyped infielders of the last decade. They went for a reliever instead, one with undeniable talent, yes, but still a bullpen arm. Ryan O'Hearn at first, Freddy Fermin behind the plate, Ramon Laureano in left; the Padres made 2025 about now. That means a shallow roster suddenly has playoff shape. It also means the farm system is basically dust. Teams aren't pretending anymore. They know postseason baseball is a grind of matchups and bullpen strategy. Relievers threw 51.9% of the innings in last year's playoffs. That's becoming a hard-coded trend that isn't reversing. Managers want fresh arms in short bursts, not seven innings of grit from a worn-down starter. Image via Unsplash/Towfiqu barbhuiya The familiar urgency wasn't missing, but it looked different depending on where you stood. The Astros brought back Carlos Correa. They got payroll relief in the deal, sure, but they also got comfort and familiarity. They know Correa. And he knows October. The Mariners took one of the few big bats in Eugenio Suárez and added Josh Naylor for depth. Their infield was limp on power. Suárez is an upgrade. Naylor adds contact and consistency. Seattle didn't overhaul its identity, but it made its path forward more believable. That's not the same as safe. Some teams leaned out, like the Dodgers; they didn't go big. Brock Stewart came in, along with Alex Call. Dustin May went to Boston, and there was no late push for an ace. Some would see this as inaction, but they're betting on health and internal recovery. That works if stars return on time. If not, they've got holes in key innings and no new arms to patch them. The Brewers, too, didn't move for offense, though the need was glaring. Milwaukee plays contact-first. They could've added a right-handed slugger to challenge pitchers late in games, but they didn't. And with the Cubs in reach, that window won't stay open for long. Boston and Minnesota were both passive. The Red Sox added Dustin May and reliever Steven Matz. Meanwhile, the Twins detonated half their roster. Correa, Duran, Paddack, Castro, Bader, Ty France—all gone. The front office called it a transition. Fans saw a surrender. Minnesota's ownership is weighing a sale. On the field, the team's now built around emptier lockers. No one wins a division like that. Image via Unsplash/Joey Kyber The deadline exposed discomfort. Teams contending for playoff spots leaned into late-inning upgrades. They knew postseason games depended more on relievers than rotations. The decisions reflected a structural truth: modern playoff baseball isn't built for the old formula. Starters are useful for six innings in the regular season. In October, they might pitch three or maybe fewer. If a manager senses fatigue, it's over. That also changes how teams spend. Prospect-heavy trades used to center around superstar bats or dominant aces. Now, elite relievers fetch top-tier returns. Organizations value leverage more than length. There's also a balance between panic and purpose. The Mets added four relievers and Cedric Mullins in center field. Their pitching has carried them, but the bullpen has worn down. The Yankees, desperate to stay afloat while Aaron Judge recovers, reshaped their relief core and added platoon help. Image via Unsplash/Kenny Eliason Every deadline changes the board. This year reminded everyone that making the playoffs is different than surviving them. The Phillies, Mets, Padres, and Yankees all have bullpen depth now to match their postseason goals. The Mariners added lineup balance. The Astros chose comfort and identity, while other teams hesitated. Some held prospects too tightly or froze, hoping for internal fixes. October will show us who's really built for it. But this deadline has already shown who understands it.

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August 04, 2025

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Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to evaluate his future with Milwaukee Bucks: ReportNew Foto - Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to evaluate his future with Milwaukee Bucks: Report

Giannis Antetokounmpo's future with the Milwaukee Bucks remains uncertain, as fans continue to wait for his decision regarding the upcoming season. With all the movement going on around the NBA, ESPN's Shams Charania appeared on First Take on Monday to give an update on the 30-year-old Bucks star's status. While Antetokounmpo seems to be in no hurry to decide, the NBA insider claims that teams are on the prowl in case he becomes available on the trade market. "There are multiple teams I know of that are literally waiting right now on what decision Giannis Antetokounmpo makes," Charania said. "Waiting to see, does he actually hit the market? Training camps don't start till mid-September." On the latest around Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks for@FirstTake:pic.twitter.com/o931Lih53V — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania)August 4, 2025 "There have been examples in the past. Kyrie Irving was traded to the Boston Celtics in August when he got moved. Damian Lillard was actually traded to Milwaukee in September. So there are deals that happen late in summer." [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] Milwaukee bested the Phoenix Suns to win just the second title in franchise history in 2021, but has struggled to follow up on the championship campaign. The Bucks fell to the Celtics in the second round in 2022. Since then, they have been eliminated in the first round of the playoffs in each of the past three years. Rumors about the uncertainty of Antetokounmpo's future in Cream City escalated this past season following the early elimination against Indiana. Additionally, the Buckswaived Lillardafter two seasons while he deals with an Achilles tear that he suffered against the Pacers in late April. Since then, Lillardsigneda three-year deal to return to the Portland Trail Blazers, where he played for the first 11 years of his career. Charania noted that a big factor in Antetokounmpo remaining with the Bucks is the likelihood of winning a second title with the team. "There is nothing set in stone about whether or not Giannis Antetokounmpo stays in Milwaukee or whether he wants to leave elsewhere," Charania shared. "He's been evaluating his future this entire offseason. I reported way back in mid-May that he is open-minded about whether his best fit is in Milwaukee or in a trade. That process has been continuing. There's been some conversations he's having with his inner circle. "The one big question that's been surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo, surrounding his camp, is can he win another championship? Is this Bucks roster built for this upcoming season, for him to win his second championship?" With teams being linked to him, Antetokounmpo recently proclaimed his love for Milwaukee in aninterviewwith internet personality iShowSpeed (real name Darren Watskin Jr.). "A lot of people are trying to convince me to play there," Antetokounmpo told Watkins when asked about moving teams. Watkins then asked if he plans to stay in Milwaukee, to which he replied, "Probably." "We'll see, probably. I love Milwaukee," he continued. Antetokounmpo has been in Milwaukee since the Bucks selected him with the 15th pick in the 2013 NBA Draft. Upon his arrival, the Bucks nurtured him to become a nine-time All-Star, two-time league MVP and franchise player. With suspense surrounding his time with the Bucks, Antetokounmpo remains on his three-year deal, whichhe signedin 2023. His $186 million contract was meant to keep Antetokounmpo in Milwaukee through the duration of Lillard's deal before his abrupt dismissal. The current deal includes a player option for the 2027-28 season,per Spotrac. Antetokounmpo averaged 30.4 points and 11.9 rebounds per game this past season as the Bucks finished fifth in the East with a 48-34 record.

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August 04, 2025

Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to evaluate his future with Milwaukee Bucks: Report

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Oasis speaks out after man falls to his death at band's concertNew Foto - Oasis speaks out after man falls to his death at band's concert

Oasisis speaking out about a fan who died after a fall at the band'sconcertin the United Kingdom. According to London's Metropolitan Police, officers on duty and venue medics atWembley Stadiumfor the concert Saturday, Aug. 2, responded to reports that a person had been injured. Officers found the man, in his 40s, "with injuries consistent with a fall," according to a statement provided to USA TODAY Aug. 4. He was pronounced dead at the scene. "We are shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of a fan at the show last night," the band said in a statement Aug. 3. "Oasis would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the person involved." Police also asked for people with any additional information about the incident to come forward. "The stadium was busy, and we believe it is likely a number of people witnessed the incident, or may knowingly or unknowingly have caught it on mobile phone video footage," the statement added. A Wembley Stadium spokesperson said the concert, a part of the British rock band'shighly anticipated reunion tour, "went ahead as planned." "Our thoughts go out to his family, who have been informed and are being supported by specially trained police officers," the statement continued. Paul Gallagher, brother of Oasis'Liam and Noel Gallagher, charged with rape, sex assault The band, led by brothersLiamandNoel Gallagher, set off on theOasis Live '25reunion tour July 4. Thesold-out, 41-date stadium runwill play throughout the U.K., North America, Asia, Australia and South America until November. The North American jaunt kicks off Aug. 24 in Toronto and will also hit Chicago, East Rutherford, New Jersey and Pasadena, California, withCage the Elephantopening all dates. Contributing: Melissa Ruggieri This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Oasis concert death: Man dies at Wembley show after fall

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August 04, 2025

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Christopher Meloni Makes Surprise Return to "Law and Order: SVU" Set Filming with Mariska Hargitay and Dann Florek

Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni reunited on set ofLaw & Order: Special Victims Unitseason 27 in New York City The fan-favorite pair were also joined bySVUalum andOrganized Crimestar Dann Florek, who has played Capt. Donald Cragen since the 1999 premiere ofSVU SVUseason 27 is slated to premiere on Sept. 25. BenStabler fans, rejoice! On Sunday, Aug. 3,Mariska Hargitaywas joined on the set ofLaw & Order: Special Victims Unitseason 27by none other thanChristopher Meloni. The fan-favorite pair's reunion delighted fans, who love seeing Hargitay's Olivia Benson and Meloni's Elliot Stabler together again, 14 years afterMeloni leftSVUfollowing season 12. In photos from the set, the actors were seen embracing both on-camera and off, as well as joking around with each other. In a few shots, they sat close on director's chairs and caught up off-camera, and they appeared particularly close while filming one scene, where Meloni, 64, had his arms wrapped around Hargitay, 61, as they looked into each other's eyes. On Saturday, Aug. 2, the actor shared threeselfiesfrom the set of the long-running series — a solo with Hargitay; a group shot withLaw & Order: Organized Crimestar and fellowSVUalumDann Florek; and a solo with Florek. Florek, who has played Capt. Donald Cragen since the 1999 premiere ofSVU, left the show in 2015 and last appeared three years ago in season 23, so his presence on set also excited fans who are eager to see him reunite with Olivia. Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images "Hangin with friends on a Friday nite," Meloni wrote in the post's caption, tagging both Hargiaty and Florek, 75. The reunion delighted fans, who filled the comments with love and, as always, begged Meloni to return as a regular onSVU. OnCall Her Daddyin June, host Alex Cooper asked Hargitay if she and Meloni's characters will "ever end up together," and she gave a real answer. "Maybe on the last episode," she said. "I think that's when they should be together." Still, that necessitates that the story is "right" for the two of them to finally give it a go. "We'll see when we get there," she said. Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images Of her relationship with her costar, Hargitay said she and Meloni are "soulmates." "And I think that. I mean, Chris has had a profound impact on my life, my artistry. I think we've had a big impact on each other." During the same podcast episode, Hargitay said she and Meloni "know each other so well" and "love each other so much," which made his departure fromSVUparticularly difficult, even though he was "ready to go." https://people-app.onelink.me/HNIa/kz7l4cuf "Obviously, the entire world was just devastated. I was devastated," she said. The shock factor didn't help. "It happened very quickly, and it was surprising. It was over a negotiation," she said. "And I tried everything I could to fix it and change it. He left. I was devastated." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Law & Order: SVUseason 27 premieres Thursday, Sept. 25 at 9 p.m. ET on NBC. Read the original article onPeople

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Christopher Meloni Makes Surprise Return to “Law and Order: SVU” Set Filming with Mariska Hargitay and Dann Florek

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MLB power rankings: Marlins' wild run as baseball's best team continuesNew Foto - MLB power rankings: Marlins' wild run as baseball's best team continues

We're not going to mince words here: TheMiami Marlinsare for real. We can talk about it now, because the Marlins, arguablyMajor League Baseball's most forgotten franchise, have reached the .500 mark after arousing weekend sweepof the New York Yankees, who have their own issues to worry about. But there's one team – theMilwaukee Brewers– that's played as well as the Marlins since June 13, when they began a roll that's now at 30 wins in 44 games and resulted in them being very much alive rather than a carcass to be picked over at the July 31 trade deadline. Heck, they evenheld onto franchise bulwark Sandy Alcantara, which may or may not portend positive things for a winter to build upon this surprise season. Miami's pitching staff leads the majors in WHIP (1.06) and the NL in ERA (3.16) since June 27, a 31-game stretch. For now, though, the Marlins have zoomed up four more spots in USA TODAY Sports' power rankings – and are even loitering on the fringes of the NL wild-card race, six games out but with three teams to pass. But if they keep up this pace, there's no ceiling that can stop them. A look at our updated rankings: Banged out a franchise-record 56 hits in three-game sweep of Nationals. All-Star Game headed to Wrigley in 2027. Which uniform will Kyle Tucker be wearing? Don't look now, but Max Scherzer has struck out 16, walked none and won each of his past two starts. Can they unlock a closer-like performance from newly acquired Kyle Finnegan? Jhoan Duran's dominant stuff accompanied his personal intro on trip from Minnesota to Philly. Max Muncy is ready to return, with Tommy Edman likely replacing him on the IL. Cedric Mullinswill fit very snugly on their playoff roster. Has anyone ever rebuttedA.J. Prellerwhen he simply asked, "Why not?" Carlos Correa still eight days away from playing his first home game at Minut-, errr, Daikin Park since Game 6 of the 2021 World Series. Once again, a pretty lame deadline, but Steven Matz is low-key a useful bullpen piece. Big series win against a Rangers team suddenly right in their way. Hard for Brian Cashman to blame Aaron Boone when the players he acquired blew up in the skipper's face. Survived the Speedway semi-debacle. Will rest of season be a red flag? Jacob deGrom the fastest to 1,800 strikeouts in both innings (1,493 ⅓) and games (240). A "soft sell" at the deadline, if you will, but now they're back at .500. One more run in 'em? Kyle Stowers with a shot at 40 homers. You'd think Emmanuel Clase would be the cautionary tale that gets ballplayers' attention. .500 looking like their destiny. Mike Yastrzemski kind of a nice "Why the hell not?" pickup. Have now lost 11 of 16 since break. Taylor Ward now with a career-high 26 home runs, his latest a walk-off. The Jordan Montgomery Era really was something. Like many Americans, they're struggling to be debt-free. The deadline decimated entire roster, but lineup has responded; bullpen has not. Don't think anyone will complain if someone calls the Speedway trophy "a piece of metal." Just 23 wins in Yolo County; only Rockies, Nationals have fewer at home. The trade of moderate success story Bailey Falter was moderately depressing. Run differential now minus-134; only Rockies (-277) are worse. Luis Robert is still here. At least a few of their bros on the Yankees give them something to root for. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:MLB power rankings: Marlins have been best team in baseball

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August 04, 2025

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Driver, 60, Dies After Crashing at Nearly 280 mph While Attempting to Set New Land Speed RecordNew Foto - Driver, 60, Dies After Crashing at Nearly 280 mph While Attempting to Set New Land Speed Record

Facebook A 60-year-old man has died after losing control of his land speed vehicle while attempting to set a new record Chris Raschke was taking part in the annual "SpeedWeek" event in Utah on Aug. 3 Rashke reached almost 280 mph before crashing, race director Keith Pedersen told local media outlet KUTV A man has died after losing control of his vehicle while attempting to set a new land speed record at the annual "SpeedWeek" event in Utah. Chris Raschke, 60, crashed his land speed vehicle on the Bonneville Salt Flats in northwestern Utah's Tooele County on Sunday, Aug. 3. "At approximately 3:03 p.m. Mountain Time today, driver Chris Raschke. age 60, was attempting a speed record and lost control of his land speed vehicle at approximately the 2 1/2 mile," the event's organizer Southern California Timing Association (SCTA), shared in a statement onFacebook. "Chris was treated by medical professionals at the scene. Unfortunately, Chris passed away from his injuries." "The cause of the incident is currently under investigation," the post concluded. Getty SpeedWeek began on Saturday, Aug. 2 and will end on Friday, Aug. 8, local media outletFox 13reported. PEOPLE has contacted the Tooele County Sheriff's Office for comment. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Facebook Race director Keith Pedersen revealed that Raschke almost reached 280 mph before crashing. "It's much more of a camaraderie and community, and that builds a lot of friendships and trust. He's a big part of it, and he will be sorely missed," Pedersen told local media outletKUTV. He added that the event will continue on Monday. Raschke's team Speed Demon 715 paid tribute to their late driver on social media. "At this time, we ask everyone to please respect Chris's family, friends, and the Speed Demon team. We are deeply devastated," a statement read on theirFacebook page. "If you come across any inappropriate comments on our pages, please let us know so we can address them. Thank you for your understanding." Read the original article onPeople

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Charlamagne responds to Trump's comments about his 'low-IQ'New Foto - Charlamagne responds to Trump's comments about his 'low-IQ'

Charlamagne tha Godis responding after PresidentDonald Trumpcalled him a "racist sleazebag" and "low-IQ individual." The morning radio host addressed the president's critique of him in a segment called "Donkey of the Day." The president made the remarks a day after the "The Breakfast Club" host appeared on "My View with Lara Trump". Lara Trump is the Republican National Committee co-chair and is married to the president's son, Eric Trump. Charlamagne tha God, whose real name is Lenard McKelvey, has become a key feature in pop culture and co-hosts the popular radio show. During the appearance on Saturday, Aug. 2, Lara Trump askedCharlamagnehow he would rate Trump's second term so far. He responded: "I wouldn't give it a good rating, simply because the least of us are still being impacted by the worst." While admitting he's set to benefit from tax provisions in the president's tax-and-spending law, he said, "There's going to be so many people that's hurt by that bill." He added, "Anything that takes away Medicaid from people and will put people in a worse financial situation than they were previously in, I'm not for." The president later lashed out at Charlamagne in a Truth Social post on Sunday, Aug. 3. "He's a low-IQ individual, has no idea what words are coming out of his mouth and knows nothing about me or what I have done," wrote the president. Charlamagne spoke about the president's remarks on "The Breakfast Club"in his segment entitled "Donkey of the Day," shrugging off Trump's ire without much fuss. On Monday, Aug. 4, Charlamagne said, "I don't care. He called me a sleazebag. I looked up the definition of sleazebag, says it's 'a disgusting or despicable person.' Depending on who you ask, that may apply to me." He also said that the Trump administration is using an "authoritative strategy" against anyone who speaks out against it. He also went on to say, "With his reaction to what I said on Lara Trump shows how authoritarians will attempt to bully people into pushing false narratives. " He continued to make fun of the president's remarks, adding: "He said I'm 'a low-IQ individual.' I don't know, I've never taken an IQ test." As he closed out the segment, Charlamagne offered some advice to the commander-in-chief. "I don't care who's in the White House," he said. "I want America to succeed. Believe it or not, I'm rooting for you, but I need you focused and right now, you're not focused. Ok? We need you focused on two things: the economy and Epstein. I need you to keep the promises of a great economy and the promises of transparency with the Epstein files." It is not out of the ordinary for him to criticize political figures, he told Lara Trump. When PresidentJoe Bidenwas in office, he said he subjected the former president to "the same hell" when he disagreed with his actions. Michelle Del Rey is a trending news reporter at USA TODAY. Contact her at mdelrey@usatoday.com. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Charlamagne responds to Trump's comments on 'The Breakfast Club'

byLiam Oneel
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August 04, 2025

Charlamagne responds to Trump’s comments about his 'low-IQ'

Charlamagne responds to Trump's comments about his 'low-IQ' Charlamagne tha Godis responding after PresidentDonald Trumpcalled h...
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Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — 'Terrible and Corny'New Foto - Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — 'Terrible and Corny'

Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — 'Terrible and Corny'originally appeared onParade. Rod Stewartpaid tribute to the lateOzzy Osbourneduring hisOne Last Timetour — but his gesture has sparked mixed reactions from fans. The 80-year-old music icon dedicated a portion of his show to honor the legendaryBlack Sabbath frontmanfollowing his recenttragic passing. What started as a touching memorial has some fans calling it "terrible and corny," while others defend Stewart's approach to honoring his friend. The controversy began when Stewart dedicated his classic hit "Forever Young" to Osbourne following his death on July 22. Initially, the tribute featured projections of Osbourne during the emotional ballad. However, everything reportedly changed during Stewart's concert at the Ameris Bank Amphitheater outside Atlanta on Friday, August 1. According toNME, while the performance began with standard photos of Osbourne, the visuals quickly evolved into AI-generated images. These artificial photos appeared showing Osbourne alongside deceased music legendsPrince,Tina Turner,Bob Marley,Freddie Mercury,Kurt Cobain,George MichaelandAmy Winehouse, all positioned against cloudy backdrops suggesting a heavenly reunion. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sloane Steel (@iamsloanesteel) Concertgoers took to social media to share their responses, with many questioning Stewart's decision to use artificial intelligence for such a personal tribute. One fan wrote under a video of the performance, "Good idea: pay tribute to Ozzy and his friends in heaven. Bad Idea: Making an AI-generated video with his dead friends/members." The criticism didn't stop there. Another viewer bluntly stated, "AI content is NOT a good thing," and another added, "It's terrible and corny." However, not everyone condemned Stewart's creative choice. Some fans offered a different perspective, suggesting the tribute represented the singer's personal way of processing grief. "If this is Rod's way of showing respect to those people that passed away that's his way. Everyone is gonna show respect their own way everyone is different everyone isn't gonna do it the same way," one supporter wrote. After Osbourne's death was announced, Stewart posted onInstagramto pay his respects. "Bye, bye Ozzy. I'll see you up there— later rather than sooner," he captioned the photo. As Stewart'sOne Last Time tour continues across the United States through early October before heading to Europe, fans remain divided on his tribute choice. The singer has yet to address the controversy surrounding the AI-generated visuals, leaving audiences to speculate whether he'll modify the tribute or continue with his current version. Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — 'Terrible and Corny'first appeared on Parade on Aug 4, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Aug 4, 2025, where it first appeared.

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August 04, 2025

Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — 'Terrible and Corny'

Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — 'Terrible and Corny' Music Legend, 80, Divides Fans With Bold Tr...
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