1 day ago
Natalie Portman shared the first photos of her baby ***** p after announcing she's pregnant with her third baby at age 45.
The actress took to Instagram to share an intimate photo that showed her wearing a ***** on-down shirt open so she could cradle her baby ***** p while posing in front of a window overlooking Paris, where she lives. "Counting the days until we meet you," she captioned the July 29 post before crediting photographer Shelby Duncan.
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Natalie Portman Is Pregnant. Meet Her Boyfriend
Some of Portman's famous friends expressed their love in the comments. "Gee whiz," replied Macaulay Culkin, while Jenner Garner and Julianne Moore dropped a string of heart emojis.
#baby #natalie #portman #bump
The actress took to Instagram to share an intimate photo that showed her wearing a ***** on-down shirt open so she could cradle her baby ***** p while posing in front of a window overlooking Paris, where she lives. "Counting the days until we meet you," she captioned the July 29 post before crediting photographer Shelby Duncan.
More from SheKnows
Natalie Portman Is Pregnant. Meet Her Boyfriend
Some of Portman's famous friends expressed their love in the comments. "Gee whiz," replied Macaulay Culkin, while Jenner Garner and Julianne Moore dropped a string of heart emojis.
#baby #natalie #portman #bump
6 days ago
Following ESPN's somewhat shocking dismissal of Ryan Clark this week, reports suggested he was let go because of an incident last fall with fellow NFL ***** yst Peter Schrager.
The moment came early last NFL season on Get Up, when a conversation about NFL wide receivers resulted in Clark pushing back on Schrager's perspective and saying, "That's the non-player in you." In response, Schrager said Clark was belittling him, and most of the sports media world came to Schrager's defense, accusing Clark of being a bad on-air teammate.
By the following week, the two had seemingly come to an understanding, and continued to appear together on ESPN programming, even fist-bumping in a show of unity on NFL Live. Still, The Athletic reported this week that the dispute with Schrager was a major part of why ESPN laid Clark off.
But in an episode of his own podcast, The Pivot, released Friday, Clark claimed that situation was "not why I got fired."
"Me and Peter don't have an issue," he said. "I would think if you asked him right now, obviously after what went on with us, there's been ***** ody that's been nicer to him."
#live
The moment came early last NFL season on Get Up, when a conversation about NFL wide receivers resulted in Clark pushing back on Schrager's perspective and saying, "That's the non-player in you." In response, Schrager said Clark was belittling him, and most of the sports media world came to Schrager's defense, accusing Clark of being a bad on-air teammate.
By the following week, the two had seemingly come to an understanding, and continued to appear together on ESPN programming, even fist-bumping in a show of unity on NFL Live. Still, The Athletic reported this week that the dispute with Schrager was a major part of why ESPN laid Clark off.
But in an episode of his own podcast, The Pivot, released Friday, Clark claimed that situation was "not why I got fired."
"Me and Peter don't have an issue," he said. "I would think if you asked him right now, obviously after what went on with us, there's been ***** ody that's been nicer to him."
#live
29 days ago
Malik Tillman had a sensational free kick goal to cap off a win for the United States men's national team against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32, and the moment was met with an electric Spanish call.
After losing Folarin Balogun to a red card, the U.S. powered through with a second goal that put Bosnia and Herzegovina in a difficult position to mount a comeback. On a free kick just outside of the penalty box, Tillman placed the ball right over the defensive line and it curved perfectly into the goal for a beautiful score. The play was hyped and the Telemundo broadcast had the perfect man for the moment.
Legendary soccer play-by-play broadcaster Andrés Cantor was on the call and built the anticipation for the shot, and let out his signature, emphatic, prolonged "GOOOOOOOOL" call in an absolutely epic moment.
Cantor is one of the most recognizable voices in sports, known for the goal call that he has done for decades, and he was the right man for one of the best goals for the U.S. so far in the 2026 World Cup.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Spanish call of Malik Tillman goal that sealed USA win will give you goosebumps
After losing Folarin Balogun to a red card, the U.S. powered through with a second goal that put Bosnia and Herzegovina in a difficult position to mount a comeback. On a free kick just outside of the penalty box, Tillman placed the ball right over the defensive line and it curved perfectly into the goal for a beautiful score. The play was hyped and the Telemundo broadcast had the perfect man for the moment.
Legendary soccer play-by-play broadcaster Andrés Cantor was on the call and built the anticipation for the shot, and let out his signature, emphatic, prolonged "GOOOOOOOOL" call in an absolutely epic moment.
Cantor is one of the most recognizable voices in sports, known for the goal call that he has done for decades, and he was the right man for one of the best goals for the U.S. so far in the 2026 World Cup.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Spanish call of Malik Tillman goal that sealed USA win will give you goosebumps
1 month ago
Comedian-writer Moshe Kasher has been diagnosed with tonsil cancer.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the stand-up star marked Father's Day by sharing that he was "so grateful I have a life that's worth living".
In the accompanying post, Moshe recalled finding a "bump" on his tonsil earlier this year while producing The Comeback King, a comedy film directed by Judd Apatow and starring Glen Powell.
He underwent a harrowing surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles last week.
"Two days ago. A Jewish surgery robot at Cedars Sinai yanked my jaw open for five hours and cut it out and then slit my throat and dissected my neck leaving me with a hardcore neck scar which will make people reluctant to street fight me," he explained. "My tongue was clamped and yanked out of my mouth and is so swollen and bruised."
Moshe, who shares a daughter with his wife Natasha Leggero, went on to describe the diagnosis as the "most terrifying and consciousness-consuming" experience of his life.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the stand-up star marked Father's Day by sharing that he was "so grateful I have a life that's worth living".
In the accompanying post, Moshe recalled finding a "bump" on his tonsil earlier this year while producing The Comeback King, a comedy film directed by Judd Apatow and starring Glen Powell.
He underwent a harrowing surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles last week.
"Two days ago. A Jewish surgery robot at Cedars Sinai yanked my jaw open for five hours and cut it out and then slit my throat and dissected my neck leaving me with a hardcore neck scar which will make people reluctant to street fight me," he explained. "My tongue was clamped and yanked out of my mouth and is so swollen and bruised."
Moshe, who shares a daughter with his wife Natasha Leggero, went on to describe the diagnosis as the "most terrifying and consciousness-consuming" experience of his life.
1 month ago
Ben Bowns is poised to join an illustrious group of Cardiff Devils players as the club celebrates his contribution in a testimonial game at Vindico Arena on Saturday, 20 June (17:00 BST).
As one of the Devils' longest serving players, the 35-year-old netminder joins fellow Great Britain internationals such as Mark Richardson, Matthew Myers and Ben Davies in being granted such an honour.
For a British goalie, Bowns has done pretty well.
"Looking back, it gives you goosebumps," he says.
"I think if someone had said this is what's going to happen over the next 12 years I would have said, 'no, you're joking, you're having a laugh'.
As one of the Devils' longest serving players, the 35-year-old netminder joins fellow Great Britain internationals such as Mark Richardson, Matthew Myers and Ben Davies in being granted such an honour.
For a British goalie, Bowns has done pretty well.
"Looking back, it gives you goosebumps," he says.
"I think if someone had said this is what's going to happen over the next 12 years I would have said, 'no, you're joking, you're having a laugh'.
1 month ago
Picture the last time you were stuck in bad traffic. Awful traffic -- like in Atlanta, New York, or L.A. The kind that draws out the grumpiest side of us all, the ******* per-to-bumper, stop-and-go traffic -- a long red line on the GPS -- with several chokepoints and squeezes, and no end in sight.
That kind of traffic is no laughing matter to drivers or city planners. But thanks to Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY), traffic like that could one day inspire you to take an alternative route in the sky.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Call them flying cars -- or taxis, or shuttles -- the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles Joby is designing have immense potential to revolutionize the transportation industry. Despite the recent sell-off of Joby stock, that potential is looking less and less imaginary by the week. Here's why I'd be considering Joby if you're a growth stock investor.
Joby Aviation is widely recognized as the front-runner in the race to certify an eVTOL aircraft in the U.S.
That kind of traffic is no laughing matter to drivers or city planners. But thanks to Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY), traffic like that could one day inspire you to take an alternative route in the sky.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Call them flying cars -- or taxis, or shuttles -- the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles Joby is designing have immense potential to revolutionize the transportation industry. Despite the recent sell-off of Joby stock, that potential is looking less and less imaginary by the week. Here's why I'd be considering Joby if you're a growth stock investor.
Joby Aviation is widely recognized as the front-runner in the race to certify an eVTOL aircraft in the U.S.
2 months ago
Sean O’Malley dropped Aimann Zahabi twice in as many seconds as he shrugged off the Canadian’s low kicks to secure a stunning, walk-off second-round knockout at UFC Freedom 250 — all while saluting in the nation’s capital.
It all went down Sunday on the South Lawn of The White House in Washington, D.C., with O’Malley hastily exiting the cage to fist-bump the commentary booth, before wishing U.S. President Donald Trump a happy 80th birthday for good measure.
“That was the plan,” the American former UFC bantamweight champion said after his win. “I said it, it’s out there.”
O’Malley, a product of Dana White's Contender Series, showed elite striking, range-finding, and finishing ability on the most spectacular of stages at the UFC Freedom 250 show.
He absorbed Zahabi’s inside low kicks but switched stances when the Canadian fighter kept landing those shots on the same leg. While Zahabi spammed that one move, O’Malley had more to offer as he threw two-to-three shot combinations and came alive in the final 30 seconds of the opening round, having seemingly found his range.
It all went down Sunday on the South Lawn of The White House in Washington, D.C., with O’Malley hastily exiting the cage to fist-bump the commentary booth, before wishing U.S. President Donald Trump a happy 80th birthday for good measure.
“That was the plan,” the American former UFC bantamweight champion said after his win. “I said it, it’s out there.”
O’Malley, a product of Dana White's Contender Series, showed elite striking, range-finding, and finishing ability on the most spectacular of stages at the UFC Freedom 250 show.
He absorbed Zahabi’s inside low kicks but switched stances when the Canadian fighter kept landing those shots on the same leg. While Zahabi spammed that one move, O’Malley had more to offer as he threw two-to-three shot combinations and came alive in the final 30 seconds of the opening round, having seemingly found his range.
1 yr. ago
Public MAGApressure
Pre-exit: Musk slams BigBeautifulBill
Musk walks in, gets “bumped” in the eye.
“No trash-talking TheBoss. Stay in-line or else. Money isn’t a shield. Your kid hit you.”
Boss:“He’s not really leaving”
It's a cult. No one leaves.
https://bbc.com/news/video...
Ty
https://bbc.com/news/video...
Pre-exit: Musk slams BigBeautifulBill
Musk walks in, gets “bumped” in the eye.
“No trash-talking TheBoss. Stay in-line or else. Money isn’t a shield. Your kid hit you.”
Boss:“He’s not really leaving”
It's a cult. No one leaves.
https://bbc.com/news/video...
Ty
https://bbc.com/news/video...
1 yr. ago
Oh boy… Epic TMs are really going through it today. UO Fistbump to all the hard working TMs the past couple of days at Universal Studios Orlando and Epic Universe for handling the bad weather and the downtimes
