59 mins. ago
Indiana Jones star Harrison Ford met his wife, Ally McBeal actress Calista Flockhart, in 2002.
The couple got engaged in 2009 and tied the knot over a year later. Ford, who is a dad to four children from his two previous marriages, also adopted Flockhart's son, Liam.
They've been supporting each other's careers over the years, with color-coordinated red carpet appearances and sweet shoutouts in acceptance speeches.
Back in 2002, Harrison Ford wasn't on Calista Flockhart's radar. "I remember loving him on Mosquito Coast, but I really didn't think about him," the actress said of Ford at the time. But that all changed after they met at the 59th Golden Globes with a meet-cute straight out of a '90s rom-com. Ford officially caught Flockhart's attention when he accidentally spilled wine on her dress mid-conversation. The comical moment apparently sealed the deal for Flockhart, and the two began dating from that point on.
"I'm in love. Romantic love is one of the most exciting and fulfilling kinds of love, and I think there is a potential for it at any stage of your life," Ford said in a 2003 interview, a year after meeting Flockhart. "I was not surprised that I was able to fall in love, and I wasn't surprised that I did."
#ford #actress #think #surprised
The couple got engaged in 2009 and tied the knot over a year later. Ford, who is a dad to four children from his two previous marriages, also adopted Flockhart's son, Liam.
They've been supporting each other's careers over the years, with color-coordinated red carpet appearances and sweet shoutouts in acceptance speeches.
Back in 2002, Harrison Ford wasn't on Calista Flockhart's radar. "I remember loving him on Mosquito Coast, but I really didn't think about him," the actress said of Ford at the time. But that all changed after they met at the 59th Golden Globes with a meet-cute straight out of a '90s rom-com. Ford officially caught Flockhart's attention when he accidentally spilled wine on her dress mid-conversation. The comical moment apparently sealed the deal for Flockhart, and the two began dating from that point on.
"I'm in love. Romantic love is one of the most exciting and fulfilling kinds of love, and I think there is a potential for it at any stage of your life," Ford said in a 2003 interview, a year after meeting Flockhart. "I was not surprised that I was able to fall in love, and I wasn't surprised that I did."
#ford #actress #think #surprised
18 hours ago
Keely Hodgkinson made serene progress into the 800m final at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championships in her first race back since taking silver at last month's European Championships.
The 24-year-old skipped the final rounds of the Diamond League and the Final in Brussels last week due to discomfort in her hamstring but looked relaxed and comfortable as she clocked the quickest time of the two semi-finals, 1:57.57.
As usual Hodgkinson led from the front before winding things up in the closing 200m, finishing well clear of American Addison Wiley in 1:58.14 and Australia's Sarah Billings, who clocked 1:58.37.
There was drama as Veronica Vancardo was accidentally brought down by Eloisa Coiro as the Italian attempted to edge past on the inside in the closing straight, with Hodgkinson and the other runners going to console the Swiss athlete, who appeared badly hurt. Officials later advanced her to the final after reviewing the footage and deeming she was tripped.
Hodgkinson told BBC Sport: ""I'm happy with that, I'm glad to be back running. It was a lot of fun. It's been a month since I last raced so it's nice to get that run out through the legs, hopefully go a bit better tomorrow."
#championships #closing #keely #World
The 24-year-old skipped the final rounds of the Diamond League and the Final in Brussels last week due to discomfort in her hamstring but looked relaxed and comfortable as she clocked the quickest time of the two semi-finals, 1:57.57.
As usual Hodgkinson led from the front before winding things up in the closing 200m, finishing well clear of American Addison Wiley in 1:58.14 and Australia's Sarah Billings, who clocked 1:58.37.
There was drama as Veronica Vancardo was accidentally brought down by Eloisa Coiro as the Italian attempted to edge past on the inside in the closing straight, with Hodgkinson and the other runners going to console the Swiss athlete, who appeared badly hurt. Officials later advanced her to the final after reviewing the footage and deeming she was tripped.
Hodgkinson told BBC Sport: ""I'm happy with that, I'm glad to be back running. It was a lot of fun. It's been a month since I last raced so it's nice to get that run out through the legs, hopefully go a bit better tomorrow."
#championships #closing #keely #World
1 day ago
By Steve Holland and David Shepardson
WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump departed Washington for Texas on Wednesday aboard the Air Force One plane gifted by Qatar after an emergency slide was accidentally deployed and was removed.
Military personnel accidentally triggered the slide, a person briefed on the matter told Reuters.
The slide was activated shortly before Trump was due to board for a flight to Dallas for the first-ever Republican midterm convention. The issue briefly delayed Trump's departure.
Asked by a journalist whether he was sure that the plane was safe to fly, Trump said: "Yeah, I am, or I wouldn't be on it."
#slide #steve #holland
WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump departed Washington for Texas on Wednesday aboard the Air Force One plane gifted by Qatar after an emergency slide was accidentally deployed and was removed.
Military personnel accidentally triggered the slide, a person briefed on the matter told Reuters.
The slide was activated shortly before Trump was due to board for a flight to Dallas for the first-ever Republican midterm convention. The issue briefly delayed Trump's departure.
Asked by a journalist whether he was sure that the plane was safe to fly, Trump said: "Yeah, I am, or I wouldn't be on it."
#slide #steve #holland
4 days ago
Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours
Ainsley Maitland-Niles was "lost for words" after scoring a stunning stoppage-time equaliser in his Everton debut on Sunday – and says the Hill **** inson Stadium atmosphere is even better than Goodison Park's. [Everton FC]
Everton's transfer window might have accidentally given David Moyes the push he needs. [ToffeeWeb]
Everton have received encouragement to sign free agent Anthony Martial outside the transfer window.[Foot Mercato]
Harrison Armstrong stands up to Harry Maguire as Erling Haaland weighs in on stunning Everton comeback. A look at some of the moments beyond the headlines from Everton's 2-2 draw with Manchester United. [Liverpool Echo]
#everton #transfer #sunday #dickinson
Ainsley Maitland-Niles was "lost for words" after scoring a stunning stoppage-time equaliser in his Everton debut on Sunday – and says the Hill **** inson Stadium atmosphere is even better than Goodison Park's. [Everton FC]
Everton's transfer window might have accidentally given David Moyes the push he needs. [ToffeeWeb]
Everton have received encouragement to sign free agent Anthony Martial outside the transfer window.[Foot Mercato]
Harrison Armstrong stands up to Harry Maguire as Erling Haaland weighs in on stunning Everton comeback. A look at some of the moments beyond the headlines from Everton's 2-2 draw with Manchester United. [Liverpool Echo]
#everton #transfer #sunday #dickinson
8 days ago
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin shared a relatable moment and shared it with their Instagram followers on Sept. 3
The pair, who wed in 2012, accidentally stepped out wearing the same outfit, with Hilaria revealing their concerns about their matching appearance
In addition to having been married for 14 years, the couple also share seven children
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin know how to make an awkward faux pas into a hilarious couple's moment.
The longtime married couple has been open about the everyday realities of their marriage, so when they accidentally put on the same outfit, they were not shy about showing her Instagram followers.
#Instagram #followers #accidentally
The pair, who wed in 2012, accidentally stepped out wearing the same outfit, with Hilaria revealing their concerns about their matching appearance
In addition to having been married for 14 years, the couple also share seven children
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin know how to make an awkward faux pas into a hilarious couple's moment.
The longtime married couple has been open about the everyday realities of their marriage, so when they accidentally put on the same outfit, they were not shy about showing her Instagram followers.
#Instagram #followers #accidentally
11 days ago
Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar married on Sept. 1, 2002
The couple share two children: daughter Charlotte and son Rocky
Over the years, they have often shared photos of their life together
Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar have been married for more than two decades.
In 2000, the I Know What You Did Last Summer costars accidentally went on a first date after another friend canceled on dinner plans last minute. The chemistry was instant, and by 2002, they had tied the knot at the El Careyes resort in Mexico.
#married #charlotte
The couple share two children: daughter Charlotte and son Rocky
Over the years, they have often shared photos of their life together
Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar have been married for more than two decades.
In 2000, the I Know What You Did Last Summer costars accidentally went on a first date after another friend canceled on dinner plans last minute. The chemistry was instant, and by 2002, they had tied the knot at the El Careyes resort in Mexico.
#married #charlotte
15 days ago
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Have you ever overdrafted your checking account or accidentally bounced a check? If so, a record of that mishap could be following you around.
When you have a problem managing a bank account, your bank usually reports the incident to a company called ChexSystems. And if you have negative information in your ChexSystems file, you might have trouble opening a new bank account within the next few years.
Chex Systems, Inc., or ChexSystems, is a company that collects information about your checking and savings account activity and **** embles it into a report. Your Consumer Disclosure Report, more commonly referred to as a ChexSystems report, has details of your past banking problems, including issues such as involuntarily closed accounts or unpaid bank fees. These items stay in your file for five years.
When you apply for a new bank account, most banks and credit unions pull your ChexSystems reports to learn about your banking history and determine if you're too risky to approve. If you have negative information on your file, you might find it difficult to open a new account.
#chexsystems #report #disclosure #company
Have you ever overdrafted your checking account or accidentally bounced a check? If so, a record of that mishap could be following you around.
When you have a problem managing a bank account, your bank usually reports the incident to a company called ChexSystems. And if you have negative information in your ChexSystems file, you might have trouble opening a new bank account within the next few years.
Chex Systems, Inc., or ChexSystems, is a company that collects information about your checking and savings account activity and **** embles it into a report. Your Consumer Disclosure Report, more commonly referred to as a ChexSystems report, has details of your past banking problems, including issues such as involuntarily closed accounts or unpaid bank fees. These items stay in your file for five years.
When you apply for a new bank account, most banks and credit unions pull your ChexSystems reports to learn about your banking history and determine if you're too risky to approve. If you have negative information on your file, you might find it difficult to open a new account.
#chexsystems #report #disclosure #company
17 days ago
Vicki Gunvalson took a playful swipe at Lisa Barlow's teeth during a Housewives beauty Q&A. The Real Housewives of Orange County star admitted she strongly values having good teeth. Her blunt comments left Barlow joking about her own smile.
The housewives stars recently participated in an Allure Truth Serum beauty Q&A. During the conversation, Vicki discussed her strong opinions about dental appearance. She explained why other people's teeth can matter to her.
"I always have got to have good teeth," Vicki said during the discussion. She added that bad teeth are something she has to look at. Her blunt observation immediately caught Lisa's attention.
Lisa admitted she had become self-conscious about her teeth. Vicki then pointed out that "there's a couple crooked on the bottom." The comment prompted laughter from the Housewives around the table.
Lisa quickly revealed that she already had Invisalign waiting. She also explained that she previously had perfect teeth. According to Lisa, her glam team accidentally threw away her Invisalign.
#vicki #invisalign
The housewives stars recently participated in an Allure Truth Serum beauty Q&A. During the conversation, Vicki discussed her strong opinions about dental appearance. She explained why other people's teeth can matter to her.
"I always have got to have good teeth," Vicki said during the discussion. She added that bad teeth are something she has to look at. Her blunt observation immediately caught Lisa's attention.
Lisa admitted she had become self-conscious about her teeth. Vicki then pointed out that "there's a couple crooked on the bottom." The comment prompted laughter from the Housewives around the table.
Lisa quickly revealed that she already had Invisalign waiting. She also explained that she previously had perfect teeth. According to Lisa, her glam team accidentally threw away her Invisalign.
#vicki #invisalign
19 days ago
Benny Blanco shared the results of his five-day pizza diet to prove that "you can lose weight, eating literally anything."
The prolific music producer, 38, explained his plans in an August 21 TikTok: "I'm going to eat one pizza a day and lose weight. My pizza of choice? One large thin crust" from Domino's. Showing a small slice of the pizza, he quipped, "Like, how is this supposed to last me a whole day? This is one-sixteenth of everything I can eat today."
Blanco, who began the challenge at 152.2 lbs, shared that the point was "to prove you can lose weight, eating literally anything." He stayed committed, even bringing the pizza with him when joining wife Selena Gomez for dinner at a restaurant.
Benny Blanco brought his pizza with him while going out to dinner with Selena Gomez
Credit: Benny Blanco/Tiktok
His diet had a few setbacks — like when he accidentally dropped a slice on the ground, or returned to the studio to find "someone ate like eight slices of my pizza."
#pizza #blanco #like #gomez
The prolific music producer, 38, explained his plans in an August 21 TikTok: "I'm going to eat one pizza a day and lose weight. My pizza of choice? One large thin crust" from Domino's. Showing a small slice of the pizza, he quipped, "Like, how is this supposed to last me a whole day? This is one-sixteenth of everything I can eat today."
Blanco, who began the challenge at 152.2 lbs, shared that the point was "to prove you can lose weight, eating literally anything." He stayed committed, even bringing the pizza with him when joining wife Selena Gomez for dinner at a restaurant.
Benny Blanco brought his pizza with him while going out to dinner with Selena Gomez
Credit: Benny Blanco/Tiktok
His diet had a few setbacks — like when he accidentally dropped a slice on the ground, or returned to the studio to find "someone ate like eight slices of my pizza."
#pizza #blanco #like #gomez
19 days ago
Donald Trump is accidentally overseeing a massive buildout of the country's renewable energy capacity and infrastructure. Not only are investments in renewable technologies soaring to new highs, the national energy grid is rapidly transforming to accommodate an increasingly solar- and wind-powered energy mix.
Despite massive rollbacks of Biden- and Obama-era clean energy incentives and financial supports, investment in clean energy tech keeps soaring to new heights, buoyed by market forces far outside of the federal government's control. Clean energy capital expenditures already reached $74 billion in the first half of 2026, and they're on track to reach a record $180 billion by the end of the year, according to fintech firm Crux's State of Clean Energy Finance: 2026 Mid-Year Market Intelligence Report.
"The market is proving resilient," Crux CEO and co-founder Alfred Johnson was recently quoted by Politico's E&E News. "We're seeing a significant amount of investment subsequent to the tax law changes of last year."
The insatiable energy demand coming from data center hyperscalers and the artificial intelligence boom has spurred a tidal wave of investment into all kinds of energy projects, and especially renewables due to their noted advantages when it comes to energy security and affordability. These advantages have been underscored in recent months by extreme volatility in fossil fuel markets thanks to the war in Iran and resultant supply chain vulnerabilities. "Renewables and storage continue to be the fastest way to get new electrons on the grid until additional gas-fired generation can be built," NextEra Energy CEO John Ketchum was recently quoted by Reuters.
As a result, we are currently "living in what arguably is one of the best periods to invest in renewables in the US over the last 20 years" according to Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade, chief executive officer of Portuguese electric utilities company EDP. Accordingly, EDP is directing approximately USD $5.3 billion – more than half of its capital expenditures – toward United States renewables projects over the next three years.
#year
Despite massive rollbacks of Biden- and Obama-era clean energy incentives and financial supports, investment in clean energy tech keeps soaring to new heights, buoyed by market forces far outside of the federal government's control. Clean energy capital expenditures already reached $74 billion in the first half of 2026, and they're on track to reach a record $180 billion by the end of the year, according to fintech firm Crux's State of Clean Energy Finance: 2026 Mid-Year Market Intelligence Report.
"The market is proving resilient," Crux CEO and co-founder Alfred Johnson was recently quoted by Politico's E&E News. "We're seeing a significant amount of investment subsequent to the tax law changes of last year."
The insatiable energy demand coming from data center hyperscalers and the artificial intelligence boom has spurred a tidal wave of investment into all kinds of energy projects, and especially renewables due to their noted advantages when it comes to energy security and affordability. These advantages have been underscored in recent months by extreme volatility in fossil fuel markets thanks to the war in Iran and resultant supply chain vulnerabilities. "Renewables and storage continue to be the fastest way to get new electrons on the grid until additional gas-fired generation can be built," NextEra Energy CEO John Ketchum was recently quoted by Reuters.
As a result, we are currently "living in what arguably is one of the best periods to invest in renewables in the US over the last 20 years" according to Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade, chief executive officer of Portuguese electric utilities company EDP. Accordingly, EDP is directing approximately USD $5.3 billion – more than half of its capital expenditures – toward United States renewables projects over the next three years.
#year
23 days ago
OG Anunoby is a Knicks legend. Etched forever in franchise lore and the hearts of fans. In the critical Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the 29-point comeback against the Spurs that was the stuff of legend and set the course of the Finals, Anunoby scored 33 points, including the game-winning tip-in. NBC Sports spoke to Anunoby this week.
Editor's note: OG Anunoby discussed several topics, including his contributions to ending the New York Knicks' 53-year ***** le drought, in an interview through his partnership with Royal Canin and VCA Animal Hospitals. Anunoby, a cat lover, has worked with the organizations to raise awareness for rescue cats available for adoption, and to donate to shelters across the country. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
NBCSports.com: We saw the celebration in the streets of New York, which I think might still be going on, and we also saw the celebration with the champagne spraying in the locker room. We kind of saw you accidentally go live [on Instagram in that moment]. Were you surprised when you went live, like how viral that went? And more importantly, did your phone survive all the champagne spray?
Anunoby: Yeah, my phone ended up being all good. Was I surprised that it went viral? Kind of. I mean, there's a lot of people in it in like a short time in the live. Yeah, I don't go live like ever, I'm not good at that. But now I talked to some people, taught me how to go live. So next time it won't go like that.
NBCSports.com: Obviously, it was a wild summer with the parade and everything in New York, but you guys were able to get together for Karl-Anthony Towns' wedding. How was the second biggest wedding of the year, and how was it being able to get together with your teammates, kind of more out of that spotlight?
#nbcsports
Editor's note: OG Anunoby discussed several topics, including his contributions to ending the New York Knicks' 53-year ***** le drought, in an interview through his partnership with Royal Canin and VCA Animal Hospitals. Anunoby, a cat lover, has worked with the organizations to raise awareness for rescue cats available for adoption, and to donate to shelters across the country. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
NBCSports.com: We saw the celebration in the streets of New York, which I think might still be going on, and we also saw the celebration with the champagne spraying in the locker room. We kind of saw you accidentally go live [on Instagram in that moment]. Were you surprised when you went live, like how viral that went? And more importantly, did your phone survive all the champagne spray?
Anunoby: Yeah, my phone ended up being all good. Was I surprised that it went viral? Kind of. I mean, there's a lot of people in it in like a short time in the live. Yeah, I don't go live like ever, I'm not good at that. But now I talked to some people, taught me how to go live. So next time it won't go like that.
NBCSports.com: Obviously, it was a wild summer with the parade and everything in New York, but you guys were able to get together for Karl-Anthony Towns' wedding. How was the second biggest wedding of the year, and how was it being able to get together with your teammates, kind of more out of that spotlight?
#nbcsports
25 days ago
A passenger jet flew for two days and carried hundreds of people after a mechanic's work light was accidentally left inside of its wing, Australian investigators reported Monday.
The Qantas Airways Airbus A380 underwent air-conditioning maintenance on January 7 before flying from Sydney to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the Australian Transportation Safety Board said. It was only after the aircraft returned to Sydney, two days later, the 13-inch-tall work light was discovered.
"The maintainers did not identify that a work light had remained in the left wing during their foreign object clearance inspections," the ATSB said in the report. "In addition, while returning the tools, the maintainer did not identify that the work light had not been returned and the unreturned tool check at the end of the shift also did not identify the unreturned light."
At the start of the work, a maintenance engineer signed out the light, along with other tools, by scanning its bar code, according to investigators. When two workers were changing an air conditioning sensor, they placed the battery-operated light inside the wing and eventually turned it off but forgot to retrieve it. Another engineer inspected the work and later did a foreign object search but didn't see the light was left behind, the report said.
After the plane had returned from Dallas, an employee reviewing an "unreturned tool report" discovered it was missing.
#unreturned
The Qantas Airways Airbus A380 underwent air-conditioning maintenance on January 7 before flying from Sydney to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the Australian Transportation Safety Board said. It was only after the aircraft returned to Sydney, two days later, the 13-inch-tall work light was discovered.
"The maintainers did not identify that a work light had remained in the left wing during their foreign object clearance inspections," the ATSB said in the report. "In addition, while returning the tools, the maintainer did not identify that the work light had not been returned and the unreturned tool check at the end of the shift also did not identify the unreturned light."
At the start of the work, a maintenance engineer signed out the light, along with other tools, by scanning its bar code, according to investigators. When two workers were changing an air conditioning sensor, they placed the battery-operated light inside the wing and eventually turned it off but forgot to retrieve it. Another engineer inspected the work and later did a foreign object search but didn't see the light was left behind, the report said.
After the plane had returned from Dallas, an employee reviewing an "unreturned tool report" discovered it was missing.
#unreturned
1 month ago
It's the slipup America seems to need right now.
Over the past few days, Toni Brattin has gone viral for accidentally saying an NSFW phrase while showing off a wig during a QVC broadcast.
Brattin is speaking about the wig in the clip, before quickly realizing she accidentally used a euphemism for oral ***** , instead of "blow out." She then tries (and fails) to suppress her laughter as she collapses on the floor in embarrassment.
Brattin opened up about the moment − which now has over 27 million views on Instagram − in an interview with TMZ.
"I know in my case, sometimes, you never really know what's going to come out out of my mouth," she told the outlet, noting that, while hosting QVC, your brain has to be thinking of several things at once, which means mistakes are bound to happen. "At the moment it comes out, you almost say to yourself, 'Did I just say what I think I said?'"
#know #America #nsfw
Over the past few days, Toni Brattin has gone viral for accidentally saying an NSFW phrase while showing off a wig during a QVC broadcast.
Brattin is speaking about the wig in the clip, before quickly realizing she accidentally used a euphemism for oral ***** , instead of "blow out." She then tries (and fails) to suppress her laughter as she collapses on the floor in embarrassment.
Brattin opened up about the moment − which now has over 27 million views on Instagram − in an interview with TMZ.
"I know in my case, sometimes, you never really know what's going to come out out of my mouth," she told the outlet, noting that, while hosting QVC, your brain has to be thinking of several things at once, which means mistakes are bound to happen. "At the moment it comes out, you almost say to yourself, 'Did I just say what I think I said?'"
#know #America #nsfw
1 month ago
According to ESPN NFL reporter Mike Reiss, the New England Patriots are 'all hands on deck' this week to replace the freshly installed World Cup turf at Gillette Stadium ahead of their Thursday night preseason opening game against the Indianapolis Colts:
The post-World Cup field turf passed general tests, but failed separate laboratory testing protocols because it lacked a rubber shock pad (E-layer) that is apparently required under lab specifications for concrete bases—and apparently Gillette Stadium uses a stone-dust base.
Reportedly, the replacement turf will be one that the Patriots used last for their Divisional Round win against the Colts' AFC South rival Houston Texans on January 18th, 2026.
At any rate, the Colts are no strangers to preseason turf issues, as the 2016 Hall of Fame game between the Colts and Green Bay Packers was infamously called off hours before the 'kickoff to preseason' game because the stadium crew accidentally applied the wrong type of paint during touchups, causing it to fail to dry properly.
Specifically, the paint used on the midfield logo and end zones congealed and turned rubbery, creating slippery footing and unsafe conditions for potential participating players.
#apparently
The post-World Cup field turf passed general tests, but failed separate laboratory testing protocols because it lacked a rubber shock pad (E-layer) that is apparently required under lab specifications for concrete bases—and apparently Gillette Stadium uses a stone-dust base.
Reportedly, the replacement turf will be one that the Patriots used last for their Divisional Round win against the Colts' AFC South rival Houston Texans on January 18th, 2026.
At any rate, the Colts are no strangers to preseason turf issues, as the 2016 Hall of Fame game between the Colts and Green Bay Packers was infamously called off hours before the 'kickoff to preseason' game because the stadium crew accidentally applied the wrong type of paint during touchups, causing it to fail to dry properly.
Specifically, the paint used on the midfield logo and end zones congealed and turned rubbery, creating slippery footing and unsafe conditions for potential participating players.
#apparently
1 month ago
Caitlin Clark has spent the past several weeks playing under the shadow of a looming suspension. But bad news came on Saturday against the Chicago Sky. A brief moment with an official, where Clark accidentally **** ped into the referee.
According to the rules, a player must receive a technical foul for **** ping into a referee. But there has been some massive outrage on X after **** ysts and fans learned that Clark did it accidentally.
Speaking to reporters after the game, Clark addressed the call directly.
"She said I ran into her," Clark said. "I've already watched it on tape so we'll let the league decide but it wasn't intentional and anything. So I'm hoping it's getting rescinded. I'll see you on Tuesday."
Fever head coach Stephanie White, who was also given a technical for arguing the call, confirmed afterward that Indiana plans to appeal the decision in hopes of getting it overturned before the team's game against the New York Liberty on Tuesday. It would not be the first attempt this season.
#tuesday
According to the rules, a player must receive a technical foul for **** ping into a referee. But there has been some massive outrage on X after **** ysts and fans learned that Clark did it accidentally.
Speaking to reporters after the game, Clark addressed the call directly.
"She said I ran into her," Clark said. "I've already watched it on tape so we'll let the league decide but it wasn't intentional and anything. So I'm hoping it's getting rescinded. I'll see you on Tuesday."
Fever head coach Stephanie White, who was also given a technical for arguing the call, confirmed afterward that Indiana plans to appeal the decision in hopes of getting it overturned before the team's game against the New York Liberty on Tuesday. It would not be the first attempt this season.
#tuesday
1 month ago
A late-practice interaction between Denver Broncos defensive lineman Malcolm Roach and Bo Nix could been much worse than the final result.
During the Broncos' fifth day of camp (and third day of padded practice), Roach broke one of the most important rules of training camp: Don't touch the quarterbacks. Especially a starting quarterback. Roach ended up accidentally sacking Nix in the end zone for a would-be safety, rolling up on Nix's lower body.
That sentence alone would make any Denver fan hold their breath. Even the players held their breath. "It got quiet," veteran defensive lineman D.J. Jones said after practice. "It got quiet real quick." Thankfully, Nix popped right back up from the contact.
Jones defended Roach, who is a well-liked member of the team. "He wasn't trying to tackle Bo," Jones said. According to Jones, there will be no repercussions for Roach for hitting Nix, because Roach was doing everything he was supposed to do.
While all is good with Roach, there is a massive understanding on the team that Nix is the central factor between the Broncos being Super Bowl contenders, or missing the playoffs entirely.
#Broncos #lineman
During the Broncos' fifth day of camp (and third day of padded practice), Roach broke one of the most important rules of training camp: Don't touch the quarterbacks. Especially a starting quarterback. Roach ended up accidentally sacking Nix in the end zone for a would-be safety, rolling up on Nix's lower body.
That sentence alone would make any Denver fan hold their breath. Even the players held their breath. "It got quiet," veteran defensive lineman D.J. Jones said after practice. "It got quiet real quick." Thankfully, Nix popped right back up from the contact.
Jones defended Roach, who is a well-liked member of the team. "He wasn't trying to tackle Bo," Jones said. According to Jones, there will be no repercussions for Roach for hitting Nix, because Roach was doing everything he was supposed to do.
While all is good with Roach, there is a massive understanding on the team that Nix is the central factor between the Broncos being Super Bowl contenders, or missing the playoffs entirely.
#Broncos #lineman
1 month ago
On Tuesday, social media feeds were flooded with users shocked after allegedly witnessing celebrity blogger Perez Hilton live-streaming acts of self-harm on TikTok. The video on the social media platform appears to have since been taken down.
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed to Rolling Stone that it received multiple calls regarding an individual who was live-streaming acts of self-harm on social media and that deputies located the individual's residence, who was alone inside. The Sheriff's Office confirmed that Hilton was involved in the incident and said officers spoke with family members on scene.
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The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed to Rolling Stone that it received multiple calls regarding an individual who was live-streaming acts of self-harm on social media and that deputies located the individual's residence, who was alone inside. The Sheriff's Office confirmed that Hilton was involved in the incident and said officers spoke with family members on scene.
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#Social #live #acts
1 month ago
A.
That's the answer. I'm not going to do the online recipe thing and tell you about that time I did this and that and the other before I get there with 4 sections and 3 false endings so you accidentally click on a Carnival Cruise Line ad instead of knowing how many onions to add. In the hours since he traded 100 of your favorite prospects for Adley Rutschman and dumped 23-yr-old, former No. 4 overall pick Marcelo Mayer an hour later for a left-handed reliever, Red Sox Poobah Craig Breslow has been modestly and somewhat widely accused of grossly overpaying for two players, albeit in contrasting scenarios. In one case, he dealt the star; in the other, he acquired one. Some critics hated it both coming and going, and while we do not personally judge them for all-too-human mistakes of ****** yses, they are incorrect. This was good. Craig did good.
In an MLB that existed before today, before today's actions under the cloud of impending labor warfare, perhaps there would have been self-restraint. Maybe it was just the third straight annual sacrifice of the best player in baseball to the Dodgers the day prior, but the ****** pers were off and phones were lighting up, both those of the team and mine with push alerts. I ****** ume it wasn't just mine. Any inhibition league-wide was tossed to the wind, the getting was good, and Bres, treating his prospects correctly, got his guys. Whatever the counterarguments, the prospects will grow back, and this year's team is now inarguably better via the Rutschman addition. Inshallah.
If I find it hard to quibble, it could be because at the FanDuel Sportsbook the Sox have the 5th best odds, -$1500, to win the whole dang thing! To be fair to the Rays — which doesn't feel natural, but whatever — they're also at -$1500. Both teams are ahead of the Phillies at +1900, the Cubs at +2200 and the Angels and Mets at a cool +100000 each. (Perhaps you can predict baseball?) Anyhow, the Yankees are the only team with shorter odds in the AL than the Sox and the Rays at +600. But they stink, so all is fine.
However this season ends, it's reignited a spark around here that hasn't been lit since 2021 and hasn't roared in nearly 10 years. The Blue Jays were two outs away from winning it all last year and changing the whole labor narrative, some say, tho ultimately I don't think by much. Meaning the Sox have a shot. While I love that the Dodgers (a preposterous +160) do their thing, they're up against a emboldened, whiny club of failsons who've had it out for them from the word go and this is something of a last stand. The only other thing that can bring the Dodgers down, seemingly, is the Sox, who just swept them in LA. They're now Sox likely to make the playoffs (-950) and are closing in on the division (Rays -110, Yankees +155) at +430. The sportsbooks plainly recognize, respect and reflect Bres's ambition. The reward is ours.
#prospects #team #craig #yankees
That's the answer. I'm not going to do the online recipe thing and tell you about that time I did this and that and the other before I get there with 4 sections and 3 false endings so you accidentally click on a Carnival Cruise Line ad instead of knowing how many onions to add. In the hours since he traded 100 of your favorite prospects for Adley Rutschman and dumped 23-yr-old, former No. 4 overall pick Marcelo Mayer an hour later for a left-handed reliever, Red Sox Poobah Craig Breslow has been modestly and somewhat widely accused of grossly overpaying for two players, albeit in contrasting scenarios. In one case, he dealt the star; in the other, he acquired one. Some critics hated it both coming and going, and while we do not personally judge them for all-too-human mistakes of ****** yses, they are incorrect. This was good. Craig did good.
In an MLB that existed before today, before today's actions under the cloud of impending labor warfare, perhaps there would have been self-restraint. Maybe it was just the third straight annual sacrifice of the best player in baseball to the Dodgers the day prior, but the ****** pers were off and phones were lighting up, both those of the team and mine with push alerts. I ****** ume it wasn't just mine. Any inhibition league-wide was tossed to the wind, the getting was good, and Bres, treating his prospects correctly, got his guys. Whatever the counterarguments, the prospects will grow back, and this year's team is now inarguably better via the Rutschman addition. Inshallah.
If I find it hard to quibble, it could be because at the FanDuel Sportsbook the Sox have the 5th best odds, -$1500, to win the whole dang thing! To be fair to the Rays — which doesn't feel natural, but whatever — they're also at -$1500. Both teams are ahead of the Phillies at +1900, the Cubs at +2200 and the Angels and Mets at a cool +100000 each. (Perhaps you can predict baseball?) Anyhow, the Yankees are the only team with shorter odds in the AL than the Sox and the Rays at +600. But they stink, so all is fine.
However this season ends, it's reignited a spark around here that hasn't been lit since 2021 and hasn't roared in nearly 10 years. The Blue Jays were two outs away from winning it all last year and changing the whole labor narrative, some say, tho ultimately I don't think by much. Meaning the Sox have a shot. While I love that the Dodgers (a preposterous +160) do their thing, they're up against a emboldened, whiny club of failsons who've had it out for them from the word go and this is something of a last stand. The only other thing that can bring the Dodgers down, seemingly, is the Sox, who just swept them in LA. They're now Sox likely to make the playoffs (-950) and are closing in on the division (Rays -110, Yankees +155) at +430. The sportsbooks plainly recognize, respect and reflect Bres's ambition. The reward is ours.
#prospects #team #craig #yankees
1 month ago
Hilaria Baldwin has a full house and sometimes she forgets how full!
The Dancing with the Stars alum, 42, appeared on the Wednesday, July 29, episode of the Whine Down with Jana Kramer podcast, and during the episode, Jana Kramer accidentally called Hilaria a mom of six. Hilaria corrected the host, explaining she's actually a mom of seven, but if she were to include her stepdaughter, a mom of eight.
"Trust me, I miscount them," Hilaria admitted. "I'm that mom [when] like somebody's doing something, I'm like, I go through all the other names and find I'm like, 'You know, whoever you are, stop doing what you're doing.'"
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The reality TV personality and her husband, Alec Baldwin, share children Carmen, 12, Rafael, 11, Leonardo, 9, Romeo, 8, Eduardo "Edu," 5, María, 5, and Ilaria, 3. The Beetlejuice actor, 68, also shares daughter Ireland, 30, with his ex-wife Kim Basinger.
#jana #full #dancing
The Dancing with the Stars alum, 42, appeared on the Wednesday, July 29, episode of the Whine Down with Jana Kramer podcast, and during the episode, Jana Kramer accidentally called Hilaria a mom of six. Hilaria corrected the host, explaining she's actually a mom of seven, but if she were to include her stepdaughter, a mom of eight.
"Trust me, I miscount them," Hilaria admitted. "I'm that mom [when] like somebody's doing something, I'm like, I go through all the other names and find I'm like, 'You know, whoever you are, stop doing what you're doing.'"
Instagram / hilariabaldwin
The reality TV personality and her husband, Alec Baldwin, share children Carmen, 12, Rafael, 11, Leonardo, 9, Romeo, 8, Eduardo "Edu," 5, María, 5, and Ilaria, 3. The Beetlejuice actor, 68, also shares daughter Ireland, 30, with his ex-wife Kim Basinger.
#jana #full #dancing
2 months ago
Jalynn Grantham went viral after her car broke down during a "Get Ready with Me" video en route to a client and spoke with PEOPLE exclusively about the incident
The makeup artist's mom hit a pothole, causing her tire to roll off, delaying Jalynn by two hours on a wedding day
Despite the chaos, Jalynn explained how she was able to complete all five clients' makeup on time
Well, this took an unexpected turn.
Jalynn Grantham, a 25-year-old makeup artist from Idaho, went viral on social media after posting a "Get Ready with Me" video of herself doing glam en route to a bridal client and accidentally capturing the moment her car broke down.
#jalynn #viral
The makeup artist's mom hit a pothole, causing her tire to roll off, delaying Jalynn by two hours on a wedding day
Despite the chaos, Jalynn explained how she was able to complete all five clients' makeup on time
Well, this took an unexpected turn.
Jalynn Grantham, a 25-year-old makeup artist from Idaho, went viral on social media after posting a "Get Ready with Me" video of herself doing glam en route to a bridal client and accidentally capturing the moment her car broke down.
#jalynn #viral
2 months ago
Alejandro Kirk completely lost his grip on Monday night and managed to shatter a glass window inside of Nationals Park.
The Toronto Blue Jays catcher, in the fifth inning of their 3-2 win over Washington, missed on a swing and sent his bat flying behind him after letting it go accidentally. The bat went straight into the camera well in the Toronto dugout behind him and smashed a window.
Thankfully, everyone in the area was fine and the glass didn't go flying — though the bat did go directly over MLB's Hazel Mae's head.
Kirk ended up striking out in the at-bat, though the Blue Jays were up 3-1 at the time. The Nationals cut it to a one-run game in the bottom of the inning after a Andres Chaparro homer, but that was as close as they got.
Kirk did not get a hit in his three at-bats in the win. He's holding a .224 batting average with three home runs and 12 RBI.
#toronto
The Toronto Blue Jays catcher, in the fifth inning of their 3-2 win over Washington, missed on a swing and sent his bat flying behind him after letting it go accidentally. The bat went straight into the camera well in the Toronto dugout behind him and smashed a window.
Thankfully, everyone in the area was fine and the glass didn't go flying — though the bat did go directly over MLB's Hazel Mae's head.
Kirk ended up striking out in the at-bat, though the Blue Jays were up 3-1 at the time. The Nationals cut it to a one-run game in the bottom of the inning after a Andres Chaparro homer, but that was as close as they got.
Kirk did not get a hit in his three at-bats in the win. He's holding a .224 batting average with three home runs and 12 RBI.
#toronto
2 months ago
Malcolm-Jamal Warner's widow, Tenisha Warner, has filed two lawsuits against her mother-in-law, Pamela Warner as trustee of Malcolm's estate, seeking $1.2 million.
"Malcolm provided for his family during his lifetime, and intended to provide for them in the event of his death," Tenisha states in the first lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County.
The Cosby Show actor accidentally died on July 20, 2025, while on a family vacation in Costa Rica.
On the one-year anniversary of Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death, his widow and mother are locked in a legal battle.
Tenisha Warner, who married The Cosby Show actor in 2022, has filed two lawsuits against her mother-in-law, Pamela Warner, who serves as successor trustee of her late son's Warner Family Trust. Malcolm, beloved for playing Theo Huxtable on the 1980s sitcom, accidentally drowned while on a family vacation in Costa Rica on July 20, 2025, leaving behind Tenisha and their daughter, who is now 9.
#malcolm
"Malcolm provided for his family during his lifetime, and intended to provide for them in the event of his death," Tenisha states in the first lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County.
The Cosby Show actor accidentally died on July 20, 2025, while on a family vacation in Costa Rica.
On the one-year anniversary of Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death, his widow and mother are locked in a legal battle.
Tenisha Warner, who married The Cosby Show actor in 2022, has filed two lawsuits against her mother-in-law, Pamela Warner, who serves as successor trustee of her late son's Warner Family Trust. Malcolm, beloved for playing Theo Huxtable on the 1980s sitcom, accidentally drowned while on a family vacation in Costa Rica on July 20, 2025, leaving behind Tenisha and their daughter, who is now 9.
#malcolm
2 months ago
On July 6, Asha Gilbert accidentally flooded her Houston apartment during a pole dancing workout when the pole hit a fire sprinkler
The viral TikTok video of the incident has over 12 million views and shows water gushing through her apartment
Gilbert tells PEOPLE that she's getting back to normalcy but found going viral difficult at first
A woman whose pole dancing practice accidentally flooded her apartment earlier this month has told PEOPLE she's finally getting back to normalcy — even if some of the reactions online weren't easy to deal with at first.
On July 6, Asha Gilbert was practicing a pole dance workout in her living room when the pole dislodged and hit a fire sprinkler, causing it to burst and flood her apartment, as seen in a viral video she posted on TikTok.
The viral TikTok video of the incident has over 12 million views and shows water gushing through her apartment
Gilbert tells PEOPLE that she's getting back to normalcy but found going viral difficult at first
A woman whose pole dancing practice accidentally flooded her apartment earlier this month has told PEOPLE she's finally getting back to normalcy — even if some of the reactions online weren't easy to deal with at first.
On July 6, Asha Gilbert was practicing a pole dance workout in her living room when the pole dislodged and hit a fire sprinkler, causing it to burst and flood her apartment, as seen in a viral video she posted on TikTok.
2 months ago
After reaching the stage as hosts in 1966, and then in Italy and Russia in 1990 and 2018, England have another World Cup semi-final to prepare for.
When French referee Clement Turpin signalled the end of an incident-filled quarter-final win in Miami, Thomas Tuchel's exhausted players sank to their knees in celebration after being taken to extra-time by Norway.
England's fans danced in the stands, two-goal Jude Bellingham accidentally clashed heads with Jordan Pickford during the on-pitch celebrations, while captain Harry Kane lined up with his team-mates to acknowledge the thousands of fans who had made the long journey to Florida.
Yet Tuchel was far from impressed.
"We got lucky," he said after a quarter-final that saw Norway take the lead, miss a great chance to make it 2-0, have a goal disallowed and also hit the bar.
When French referee Clement Turpin signalled the end of an incident-filled quarter-final win in Miami, Thomas Tuchel's exhausted players sank to their knees in celebration after being taken to extra-time by Norway.
England's fans danced in the stands, two-goal Jude Bellingham accidentally clashed heads with Jordan Pickford during the on-pitch celebrations, while captain Harry Kane lined up with his team-mates to acknowledge the thousands of fans who had made the long journey to Florida.
Yet Tuchel was far from impressed.
"We got lucky," he said after a quarter-final that saw Norway take the lead, miss a great chance to make it 2-0, have a goal disallowed and also hit the bar.
2 months ago
Nolan Wells' parents are speaking out for the first time on their grief and lingering questions after the 18-year-old was found dead following his disappearance over the July 4 weekend. Christine and Elmore Wonsley, along with their attorney Ben Crump, sat with "Good Morning America" host Michael Strahan for an emotional interview on July 10 in which they reflected on their sorrow over Wells' loss and explained their confusion about what led to his death. Wells was last seen on Mississippi's Horn Island during a holiday boating trip with friends. Crump previously confirmed to NBC News that Christine had reported her son missing that night when he didn't return with the others in his group. A two-day search culminated in a park ranger finding Wells' body ashore on the island. A cause of death is yet to be determined, but Crump has said that the Wonsleys don't accept that their son could have drowned accidentally and are launching an independent investigation into what happened. Both Christine and Elmore explained on "GMA" that they don't understand why Wells would have chosen to stay on the island without his friends. "We always taught him that if you go with a group, you stay with a group," Elmore said. "If you go with five, you come back with five. Do not separate from the group. Because I always said, 'Safety is in numbers.' So he knew to stay with this group, so why would he split from the group? I don't know." Per The ****** ociated Press, Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter said that Wells' friends are cooperating with authorities. "From the people we've talked to, it sounds like he chose to stay on the island with the ****** umption that he was going to ride back to the mainland with someone else," he told the outlet of Wells. Crump, however, claims that there are inconsistent accounts about whether Wells intended to join his friends back to the mainland. Local police are also asking for anyone who was on Horn Island on July 4 to turn in possible photos or videos of Wells, while Crump and the Wonsleys shared hope to uncover more details through a forensic ****** ysis of Wells' phone. Wells would have turned 19 in August and was preparing to start the new football season at Southwest Mississippi Community College, where he was a wide receiver.
2 months ago
America loves Erling Haaland, and the feeling is mutual.
The Norwegian striker is everywhere these days. Yes, he's in the running for top scorer at the Fifa World Cup alongside Messi and Mbappe. Yes, he's one of the world's highest-paid athletes and was the Premier League's top scorer last season.
But that's probably not where most Americans know him from. He's a social media sensation.
Haaland has gone viral for his goofy Snapchat stories, unfiltered interviews and candid vlogs. He posts selfies using the Shrek filter, captioned "selfie with my twin".
He replies directly to fans with crying-laughing emojis. He accidentally misspells Orlando as "Ornaldo", before apologising to all the "perfect brothers and sisters out there" for his mistake – all while staring blankly into the camera.
The Norwegian striker is everywhere these days. Yes, he's in the running for top scorer at the Fifa World Cup alongside Messi and Mbappe. Yes, he's one of the world's highest-paid athletes and was the Premier League's top scorer last season.
But that's probably not where most Americans know him from. He's a social media sensation.
Haaland has gone viral for his goofy Snapchat stories, unfiltered interviews and candid vlogs. He posts selfies using the Shrek filter, captioned "selfie with my twin".
He replies directly to fans with crying-laughing emojis. He accidentally misspells Orlando as "Ornaldo", before apologising to all the "perfect brothers and sisters out there" for his mistake – all while staring blankly into the camera.
2 months ago
Thessaloniki, Greece — A man was nearly sucked out the window of a Ryanair flight when it "detached" midair en route to Germany, with other passengers pulling him back inside, a witness told Greek media on Friday.
The passenger, described as a tourist from Serbia on a flight from Thessaloniki in Greece to Memmingen in Germany, was hospitalized with friction burns but was otherwise in good condition, authorities said. The ****** ociated Press quoted an unnamed Greek hospital official as saying the 61-year-old man was treated for neck and shoulder injuries and friction burns.
"Most of us had fallen asleep, we had closed our eyes. There was a noise, like a tire bursting," a fellow passenger told Radio Thessaloniki.
"We immediately realized there had been a decompression. There were screams ... for a moment I thought someone had accidentally opened the emergency door," the woman said. "The masks dropped and there was a strong smell. The head and shoulders of one passenger were outside the window. Fortunately, he hadn't taken off his seat belt."
Other passengers near the man helped to pull him in, she said.
The passenger, described as a tourist from Serbia on a flight from Thessaloniki in Greece to Memmingen in Germany, was hospitalized with friction burns but was otherwise in good condition, authorities said. The ****** ociated Press quoted an unnamed Greek hospital official as saying the 61-year-old man was treated for neck and shoulder injuries and friction burns.
"Most of us had fallen asleep, we had closed our eyes. There was a noise, like a tire bursting," a fellow passenger told Radio Thessaloniki.
"We immediately realized there had been a decompression. There were screams ... for a moment I thought someone had accidentally opened the emergency door," the woman said. "The masks dropped and there was a strong smell. The head and shoulders of one passenger were outside the window. Fortunately, he hadn't taken off his seat belt."
Other passengers near the man helped to pull him in, she said.
2 months ago
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A 35 year old woman discovered four credit cards in her husband's name, totaling $45,000, after a collection letter accidentally arrived at their home instead of the PO box he had been using to hide the statements for three years. Most of the spending went toward online gaming purchases and subscriptions he had never mentioned. The couple is staying together, but they now have to figure out how to manage $45,000 in debt. Neither of them planned their household budget around.
Their fastest path forward is consolidating the four cards into a single fixed payment they can both see and manage together, since separate hidden accounts are what allowed the debt to grow unnoticed for three years in the first place.
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A 35 year old woman discovered four credit cards in her husband's name, totaling $45,000, after a collection letter accidentally arrived at their home instead of the PO box he had been using to hide the statements for three years. Most of the spending went toward online gaming purchases and subscriptions he had never mentioned. The couple is staying together, but they now have to figure out how to manage $45,000 in debt. Neither of them planned their household budget around.
Their fastest path forward is consolidating the four cards into a single fixed payment they can both see and manage together, since separate hidden accounts are what allowed the debt to grow unnoticed for three years in the first place.
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2 months ago
Christian Pulisic haters, take note.
Pulisic suffered a bone bruise and a microfracture in his lower right leg during the U.S. men's national team's loss to Belgium in the World Cup round of 16, a source close to the situation confirmed to USA TODAY after The Athletic first reported the news Thursday. The injury will sideline him for several weeks, the source confirmed, but he could be back training with AC Milan before the start of the Serie A season, according to The Athletic.
Pulisic left the USMNT's last World Cup game in the 59th minute after a collision with Belgium's Youri Tielemans.
Pulisic lined up a shot and accidentally kicked the leg of Tielemans. After trying to play through the injury for several minutes, Pulisic came off after Belgium's third goal. The USMNT went on to lose 4-1.
After the game, Pulisic said he'd "twisted my ankle and my knee in one play."
Pulisic suffered a bone bruise and a microfracture in his lower right leg during the U.S. men's national team's loss to Belgium in the World Cup round of 16, a source close to the situation confirmed to USA TODAY after The Athletic first reported the news Thursday. The injury will sideline him for several weeks, the source confirmed, but he could be back training with AC Milan before the start of the Serie A season, according to The Athletic.
Pulisic left the USMNT's last World Cup game in the 59th minute after a collision with Belgium's Youri Tielemans.
Pulisic lined up a shot and accidentally kicked the leg of Tielemans. After trying to play through the injury for several minutes, Pulisic came off after Belgium's third goal. The USMNT went on to lose 4-1.
After the game, Pulisic said he'd "twisted my ankle and my knee in one play."