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Ben Affleck has spent so much of his adult life as tabloid fodder that some people probably know more about the alleged contents of his Dunkin' order than they do about some of his movies. Bennifer alone generated enough headlines for several lifetimes, and even relatively mundane activities tend to become internet events. Remember the Sad Affleck meme and those miserable-looking cigarette photos? Of course you do. Well, someone finally asked him about all that tabloid ink spilled on him and he's more candid than I'd ever have guessed.
During a new installment of GQ's One More Question, the outlet brought up one particularly bizarre stretch in early 2025, when the former Batman performer was simultaneously dealing with rumors that his home had burned in the Los Angeles fires and that the FBI had raided the property. His response was much more resigned than angry, as he explained:
I have them much less frequently now, which is nice, but there are still occasionally these strange flareups. At the time, there were both rumors that the FBI had raided my home and that my house had burned down. They can't both be true. It's like all these things, and then none of it turns out to be true, and ****** ody remembers it.

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Elon Musk and Shivon Zilis' relationship has taken an unexpected turn. Zilis, the Neuralink executive who shares four children with Musk, announced on Friday, Oct. 2, that their romantic relationship had ended. Her account suggests the split happened remarkably quickly, with Zilis saying she went from being in love to being "let go" within a week.
"It's hard to go from in love to let go in a week with no warning, but that's just how it is sometimes," Zilis wrote on X. Zilis shared a screenshot of what she presented as an affectionate text conversation with Musk from shortly before the breakup.
Shivon Zilis says her relationship with Elon Musk ended suddenly "with no warning." She shares emotional breakup details, final texts and co-parenting hopes. (@ AFP via Getty Images)
As of Oct. 2, Musk had not publicly responded to Zilis' breakup announcement, according to PEOPLE and Business Insider.
Zilis did not hide the emotional impact of the relationship ending. "I've loved him more than life itself," she wrote, according to Bushttps://www.hola.com/us/ce... Insider. She also said Musk had taught her "100 lifetimes of knowledge" and brought tremendous meaning into her life.

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The Braves had 'em all the way. Yep, had 'em all the way. At least, that's what we'll tell ourselves whenever a scintilla of a memory of this game pops into our brains, right? It took 12 innings, a brief blip from Chris Sale, and run-scoring scrambles in the ninth, tenth, and eleventh, another huuuuge hit from Ha-Seong Kim, and finally, a walkoff rope off the bat of Drake Baldwin, but the Braves ultimately prevailed in the opener of the final series against their division rivals.
How do you recap this game? It felt like living a few different lifetimes. I guess we'll just go sequentially, but this is a game that warrants watching the highlights.
After a 45-minute weather-related delay, things got started and Sale pretty much picked up where he left off. The top of the Philadelphia order went down on a flyout and two nasty strikeouts. Aaron Nola retired the first two Braves he faced, but then Matt Olson broke a two-week homerless slide with a slice the other way that juuust managed not to go foul and instead became his 38th longball of the year. A homer from the recently homer-shy Braves offense seemed to be an auspicious sign, but things quickly took a turn for the worse.
After the first two outs of the eighth, Edmundo Sosa caught a Sale slider and yanked it for a single. Sale then issued a rare walk to Bryan De La Cruz of all people, and then hit J.T. Realmuto with the next pitch, loading the bases.
***Derek Hill complaints interlude***

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Katy Perry reflected on her public breakup from Orlando Bloom and growing relationship with Justin Trudeau in a new interview. The singer told People that she credits her Lifetimes Tour for connecting her to the former Canadian prime minister.
Perry explained that "last year was really hard," however the tour gave her the opportunity to find a new sense of self. "I learned how to step back into my purpose," she said. "And I got the greatest gift from this tour: I got to meet the love of my life."
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LAS VEGAS — Oh yes, the art of the buzzkill.
For a minute there, when the lights went down in Las Vegas, and the fascia ring lit up with the familiar Irish colors at the T-Mobile Arena, everyone stood on their feet to catch a glimpse of Conor McGregor making his way to the Octagon. You can say what you want about McGregor's many inconvenient truths, the hysteria of his fight nights is next to a religious experience in the game.
If there was a snake, it would've been passed around.
In a conversation with Marc Ratner, the UFC's Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, he mentioned being there for Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearns back in the 1980s when he headed up the Nevada Athletic Commission. He understood a big-fight feel, is what he was saying, looking around at the atmosphere Saturday at UFC 329.
One group of fans, while walking from New York, New York Hotel to the arena, were singing Bowie's "Five Years" because, well, that's how long it had been. Five years. A lot has happened. Lifetimes. Wars. Twitter's conversion into X. Everyone from Justin Jefferson to Tucker Carlson to Anthony Kiedis was there, along with the full galaxy of Vons, from Theo to Vince Vaughn to Erich von Stroheim — or at least that's who the UFC might've misidentified Justin Gaethje as when showing him on the celebrity cam.

LAS VEGAS – Cory Sandhagen hasn't thought much about what happened when he first fought Mario Bautista.
On the main card of UFC 329 at T-Mobile Arena (Paramount+), Sandhagen (18-6 MMA, 11-5 UFC) rematches Bautista (17-3 MMA, 11-3 UFC). It's not a fight that Sandhagen necessarily wanted, but once he saw how the other top names in the division were being matched up, he had a feeling this would be his next ***** ignment.
The two first fought at UFC Fight Night 143 in January 2019. The fight lasted only 3:31, thanks to a Sandhagen armbar. It's a fight that Sandhagen hasn't thought much about since, but he's aware Bautista may have harped on that result ever since.
"Outside of Mario, I know, having a chip on his shoulder and probably really wanting this one, which has been something in my mind the entire time that I've been training, it doesn't really feel like a rematch," Sandhagen told reporters at pre-fight media day. "My memory is about a month long, so anything that happened more than like a month ago, might as well have been lifetimes ago. So yeah, and I also didn't lose.
"So, he definitely has a chip on his shoulder. He probably thought about that fight way more than I did in this one, which, you know, could benefit him, but also could not."

Jun. 30—Devotion to a legendary youth basketball coach brought four of his distinguished alumni together last weekend, and they proved they had not forgotten what he taught them.
Reuniting with Northwest Blazers club teammates from close to two decades ago, Kellie (McCann-Smith) Kromrei of Clarkston helped the Blazers Alumni team claim a 30-and-over women's competitive elite championship at Spokane Hoopfest on Saturday and Sunday. The group remained undefeated in their lifetimes at the large regional event.
"We probably played the most competitive ball that we've ever played in a really long time," Kromrei said. "We were happy with the way we played, and we were grateful for the opportunity to play together for probably the last time."
Kromrei, Jamie (Weisner) Scott, Daisy (Burke) Shustoff and Danielle Walter were there to celebrate the 75th birthday weekend of their former coach, Steve Klees, who founded and still oversees the Blazers program.
"He provides this huge platform for women in sports," Kromrei said of Klees, who was named to the 100 Most Impactful People in Women's College Basketball list by Silver Waves Media in 2022 after helping numerous youth players advance to the Division I college and professional levels. "We got together and played for him."

Justin Trudeau spoke about standing by Katy Perry during the release of her concert documentary. His comments came during the Tribeca Film Festival premiere. With reports of a relationship dating back to summer 2025, the pop star and the former Canadian Prime Minister made their high-profile red carpet debut at the event on June 8, 2026.
There was an unmistakable warmth in Justin Trudeau's tone as he discussed supporting Katy Perry at the Tribeca Film Festival.
In a red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of her concert film Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live From Paris, Trudeau addressed backing her for the film's launch.
When the interviewer asked, "Justin, how proud are you?" he smiled and replied, "I saw the show three times, but I wasn't really watching anything except Katy. So I'm looking forward to seeing the show now."
Meanwhile, the Wide Awake hitmaker told PEOPLE exclusively that the film stands apart from her 2012 documentary. Perry said, "This is very different than Part of Me. That was more of a documentary about my life, and this is really a concert experience at the highest level for the fans. I mean, I'm doing all of this for my fans because they are the ones that have helped me along for all these years, over 18 years, and it's just such a fun thing to encapsulate."