Prominent Democrats are lining up to condemn far-left streamer Hasan Piker after he warned that American Jews could face violence if they continue to be seen as strongly supporting Israel.
The backlash follows a stream last week in which Piker displayed an image of Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss, who is Jewish and the Democratic nominee in Michigan's 11th Congressional District.
Moss has said a fake audio clip is being circulated that falsely portrays him as saying he ran for Congress solely to ensure continued U.S. support for Israel.
"If Jews in America keep putting this idea out there that they are singularly invested in Israel, eventually someone is going to come around and take action, not against the state of Israel, mind you, but against American Jews," Piker said.
Piker Demands Democrats Defend Him From Attacks, Claims He's No 'Toxic Radical Force'

#piker #jews #state

Cuba has a new queen! After an intense period of preparation and a nerve-racking night at the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center in Miami, Mia Dio was crowned Miss Universe Cuba 2026, succeeding Lina Luaces. She will represent Cuba at the diamond edition of Miss Universe in Puerto Rico.
Mia Angelina Donadio Cancio, better known as Mia Dio, is 25 years old and determined to pursue her dreams while continuing the legacy of a family that has long hoped to see a free Cuba. As a content creator, Mia has built a loyal following that supports her across her many projects. Her platform has also become an important part of how she communicates her values and shares the causes closest to her heart.
Mia Dio crowned Miss Universe Cuba 2026 after overcoming major obstacles: 'I've been through a lot' (@ IG: miiadio / michelmelian_official)
Despite her young age, Mia has already faced experiences that have tested her resilience and pushed her to keep moving forward. In 2025, she competed in Miss Universe Cuba just days after suffering facial paralysis. She ultimately finished as a finalist, and afterward, she questioned whether she wanted to put herself through the competition again.
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#moss #center

Kaia Gerber is proving that a little black dress can be worn for any occasion.
On Tuesday, Aug. 25, Gerber kicked off the 2026 US Open at Anna Wintour's celebration for Roger Federer's special Fan Week exhibition match in a sleek LBD.
"The Shards" star looked like the spitting image of her mother, Cindy Crawford, in the form-fitting '90s-inspired midi dress by Yana Matkivski, which featured a plunge neckline and a slim pencil skirt silhouette with an open back.
Gerber, who made it impossible not to do a double take as she wore her brunette locks parted to the side like her mother, topped off the look with black stiletto mules, a dainty 18K gold Panthère de Cartier watch, and one of the most beloved '90s-style handbags: a zebra print Fendi baguette.
When it comes to Gerber's personal style, the model and actress is no stranger to minimalist fashions, in a nod to '90s icons like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, Kate Moss and, of course, Crawford.

#black #style #kaia

House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New York is slamming comments from Hasan Piker after the far-left controversial online streamer suggested that Jewish Americans were inviting violence against themselves over their support for Israel.
"The malicious claim that American Jews are inviting violence against themselves is dangerous and antisemitic," Jeffries charged in a social media post. And he added in a CNN interview on Tuesday that Piker's comments were "malicious" and "should not be tolerated by anyone in the public square."
While Jeffries became the highest-ranking congressional Democrat to fire back at Piker, the criticism from the top Democrat in the U.S. House comes after he has largely stayed silent on the far-left insurgency, backed in part by Piker, that's gripped his party this election cycle.
Jeffries spoke out after Piker, on his stream last week, featured an image of state Sen. Jeremy Moss, the Democratic nominee in Michigan's 11th Congressional District. Moss, who is Jewish, has said that people are sharing a fake audio clip of him claiming that his entire reason for running for Congress is to make sure that America continues to support Israel.
El-sayed Tries To Distance Himself From Hasan Piker After Latest Firestorm

#jeffries #hasan #Israel #democrat

Taylor Fritz is making the most of his downtime before the US Open gets underway, having been spotted spending quality time with influencer Olivia Jade Giannulli, the daughter of actress Lori Loughlin and fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli. The duo caught attention with their outing in New York ahead of the world No. 10's campaign at his home Slam.
Fritz and Giannulli were first linked in May after they were seen together in California. The reports emerged weeks after the end of Fritz's six-year relationship with influencer Morgan Riddle. The pair had been dating since 2020, with Riddle becoming a well-known presence at tournaments.
While Fritz has yet to publicly address their split, Riddle has opened up about why she felt the need to end their relationship, while also revealing that they have remained on "good terms."
Meanwhile, Fritz and Giannulli appear to have stayed close. They were spotted enjoying each other's company during an outing in New York ahead of the US Open.

#fritz

After having the most dominant preseason win last week, the Chicago Bears had one of the worst preseason losses in Week 2. The Cincinnati Bengals beat them, 27-9, but the score does not even fully demonstrate how badly the Bears played in this game.
Chicago started their opening drive with the starters, including quarterback Caleb Williams, wide receiver Rome Odunze and tight end Colston Loveland. They had a short field after the Bengals' kickoff was short of the landing zone and Williams led the Bears on a 33-yard drive to get them on the board early with a 3-0 lead. That might have been the most positive part of the entire game. The Bears would go the entire game without scoring a touchdown and quarterback Case Keenum struggled throughout the entire first half.
If head coach Ben Johnson was not satisfied after Chicago's preseason victory against the Cleveland Browns, he is going to be livid about this 18-point loss. The Bears struggled with penalties throughout, their third down efficiency was atrocious and quarterback Miller Moss lacked situational awareness at times. However, it was not all bad though with some rookies making a statement.
Here is a look at the good, bad and ugly from the Bears' first loss of the preseason against the Bengals:
Jordan van den Berg and Sam Roush: While their stats are not eye-popping, rookie tight end Sam Roush and rookie defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg had solid performances. Roush finished the game with two receptions for 30 yards, including an impressive 26-yard catch to close out the first quarter. Meanwhile, van den Berg recorded multiple tackles including two solo tackles, and showcased his disruptive play. These are both rookies that are expected to have some playing time in the regular season, so it was good to see them have some solid plays in the preseason.

#berg

Aston Villa's search for attacking reinforcement appears to be gathering pace, with Jean-Philippe Mateta emerging as a name of genuine interest as the summer window moves into a decisive phase. Credit to Tom Collomosse of the Daily Mail, who has reported that Villa have made an enquiry for the Crystal Palace striker, though there has been no formal offer at this stage.
The timing is significant. Villa's need for clarity in the centre-forward position has become more pressing amid continuing uncertainty around Ollie Watkins. Saudi Arabian interest has created an obvious layer of doubt, and Unai Emery has been notably open in discussing the situation. As he put it, "We have an issue with him, it's clear. He is our player. We have had offers for him. I don't want to sell him but it can change because if it's a good option for him and the club and I can replace him in the squad, this is the routine we have and we did before with the players who are leaving.
"With Ollie, he is here, for me he is a fantastic striker, we have always believed in him. Now he is our player, there are 10 days more or less to finish the transfer window, we will see what happens, I'm happy with him, if he is staying with us he will continue playing his level. If he leaving it's because it is good for three ways, one is him, another is the club and another is the team."
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Mateta fits the description of a striker who could offer Premier League-ready output without needing a long adaptation period. Last season, he made 32 league appearances and scored 12 goals, while also posting strong numbers in the air and providing a consistent physical reference point. He can occupy centre-backs, compete directly, and still threaten ****** e beyond the line, a combination Villa would value if they are reshaping the balance of Emery's front line.

#mateta #villa #league #offer

On August 13, Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) held its second-quarter earnings call, and the numbers explain why the stock has been getting attention. Revenue hit $83.8 million, more than thirteen times what the company generated in the same quarter a year earlier. Management didn't stop at reporting the number. It raised full-year guidance, pointed to a backlog that has grown elevenfold since the start of 2026, and said it now expects to exit the year at a $1 billion annualized revenue run rate. For a company built by stitching together drone and counter-drone technology companies, this was the quarter meant to prove the strategy actually works.
The headline number was revenue of $83.8 million, up 67% sequentially, but the more telling figure is that organic growth, stripping out the effect of acquisitions, ran at approximately 85% year over year. Ondas raised its full-year 2026 revenue target to a range of $525 million to $550 million and guided third-quarter revenue to $140 million to $155 million, which implies roughly 73% sequential growth at the midpoint. If that ramp holds through the fourth quarter, the company expects to finish 2026 at a $1 billion annualized run rate, putting it years ahead of the $1.5 billion target it had set for 2030.
Backlog and demand back up the guidance. Pro forma backlog stood at $757 million on June 30, up 66% sequentially from $457 million at the end of the first quarter, while the two-year strategic pipeline has swelled past $11 billion, more than 2.5 times what it stood in May. New orders kept arriving on top of that: $175 million booked during the quarter itself and roughly $105 million more already captured so far in the third quarter.
The growth isn't just acquisition math, either. Sentrycs, the counter-drone unit, posted pro forma revenue growth of about 298% year over year, 4M's demining and land intelligence business grew 258%, and Airobotics rose 112%. Rotron, added through acquisition, booked $34.2 million of orders in a single quarter against the $25 million of full-year 2026 revenue Ondas had underwritten when it bought the company. The balance sheet backs the ambition: cash and short-term investments reached $1.4 billion, up from $616 million at the end of 2025, leaving room to spend $325 million in the third quarter alone on the DZYNE and Cyberhawk acquisitions. Contract wins add further weight, including $240 million of orders under a $982 million U.S. Army unmanned strike contract awarded to Mistral, a $140 million combat engineering vehicle program for INDO Earth, and a new one-way attack system deal with Israel's Ministry of Defense. The company also added former Mossad Director David Barnea and retired four-star General Charlie Flynn to its leadership and advisory ranks.

#ondas

It's preseason week two for the Chicago Bears and the Cincinnati Bengals!
When these two teams last met in the regular season, the Bears won in a wild 47- 42 game featuring an incredible Caleb Williams-to-Colston Loveland touchdown. The stakes won't be quite as high tonight, so let's hope they get in and out with no significant injuries.
Both teams won their respective preseason openers last week, with the Bears sitting most starters and the Bengals playing most of theirs. But this week, with the two teams practicing together on Thursday, the Bengals announced they'll sit most of their starters, but the Bears made no declaration.
And based on the pregame chatter, it appears the Bears will play some starters. Last year, Caleb Williams played in the first two series of preseason game number two against the Bills, and he was 6 of 10 for 107 yards and a TD pass.
For today's game, Chicago's QB2 Tyson Bagent is out with a hamstring issue, which means Case Keenum should get some reps after Williams, and Miller Moss should get a bunch of work, which could pay dividends if he's looking for a practice squad gig in 2026.

#bears

Hailey Bieber showed off her toned abs in a plunging naby sports bra during a walk through Los Angeles on August 21.
She paired the chic workout set with $9,500 diamond drop earrings, a pink lip, and slicked-back hair.
Just a few days earlier, Bieber sparkled in a black halter gown with a crystal-embellished bodice while attending Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns's wedding with her husband Justin Bieber.
The hot girl walk is alive and well. On August 21, Hailey Bieber served up an elevated athleisure look with a nearly $10,000 price tag during a casual afternoon stroll in Los Angeles.
In a selfie posted to her Instagram account, the Rhode founder bared her abs while rocking a plunging sports bra by Form. On the outside, the V-neck bra featured a navy base with neon-yellow trim along the neckline and under the bust. A peek at the brand's website revealed that the reversible design also featured a moss-green base and the same lemon-yellow trim on the opposite side.

#hailey #angeles #plunging #featured

The start of the Denver Broncos vs. Green Bay Packers Week 2 preseason game has happened and the Broncos already have an injury to a key starter.
Early on the first drive, Patrick Surtain II forced a fumble on wide receiver Christian Watson. That was recovered by Riley Moss. However, the play was overturned, and Watson was ruled down by contact. As the play ended, Moss was seen leaving the field holding his ribcage apparently shaken up on the play.
According to various reports, Moss has exited the game and went into the blue medical tent. He is now back in the Broncos' locker room. The extent of his injury isn't known beyond the aforementioned, but this post will be updated with any relevant information once it becomes available.

#game #denver

Denver Broncos cornerback Riley Moss is not planning on being any less aggressive in what could be a make-or-break season for the fourth-year defender.
Moss has never been shy about attacking the football during his time with the Broncos. In fact, he's had to do it more out of necessity after starting opposite of 2024 Defensive Player of the Year Pat Surtain. Moss was penalized 10 times in 2025; sometimes it was correct, and sometimes it seemed like Moss was unfairly targeted. After an offseason of intense training, Moss is ready to prove his worth.
"My parents have always told me this, I like to learn the hard way," Moss said in early August. "It actually helps me out in those situations because, yes, they're going to throw the flag because I'm being too aggressive, but even 'VJ' (defensive coordinator Vance Joseph) will tell me, 'Keep going out there. Keep playing aggressive.' It happens."
To his credit, Moss has had a tremendous training camp, breaking up passes all over the field. Moss has consistently been listed by Denver media as a standout at practice. In Week 1 of the preseason against the Atlanta Falcons, Moss even picked off a pass, which many see as proof of a big year in the making. "I know I need to do better as a whole this season," Moss admitted. "It's been a big focus of this camp. I'm still going to play aggressive and not shy away from it."
Coach Sean Payton also doesn't think that Moss should shed the aggressive nature of his play, even with the penalty troubles Moss encountered in 2025. "There were some tough calls against him as well that I think go with the position," Payton said. "He certainly doesn't back away from that, and I think that's important, especially at that position."

#going #Broncos #keep #payton

Bitcoin functions as a genuine cheat code for retiring without ever selling, according to **** yst and entrepreneur Mark Moss, who laid out that thesis in a recent Coin Stories podcast interview.
His central thesis runs counter to conventional wisdom. The goal should never be to sell Bitcoin to fund a lifestyle, but to stay in the owner column rather than the consumer column.
Under the debt-based monetary system in place since 1971, money enters circulation through credit, and credit requires collateral. Owning even $1 of Bitcoin makes someone an owner who can borrow against it.
Selling, by contrast, triggers tax events, eliminates that collateral, and converts a long-term **** et into short-term spending. He also challenges traditional retirement thinking.
The goal should not be freedom from work, he argues, but freedom to work on whatever someone actually chooses.

#column #collateral

There was some debate between a few media members about whether the Washington Huskies' practice on Tuesday should be considered the ninth, the number of open practices Jedd Fisch's team has held, or the tenth, since Sunday's workout was closed to both the public and the media.
No matter which number people chose to go with, it was by far the most explosive workout of fall camp for Fisch's offense.
The biggest play of the day went to wide receiver Chris Lawson, who continued to build on a strong fall performance, as he broke away from the defense on a go route to haul in a 70-yard touchdown from second-string quarterback Elijah Brown.
Kennesaw State transfer Christian Moss also built on what has been an impressive camp. Early in the day, he hauled in a 13-yard touchdown from Demond Williams Jr. on a perfectly timed throw to his back shoulder during a 7-on-7 period, before he broke away from cornerback Rahshawn Clark on a deep post route during a full team drill for a 60-yard gain.
It was also a very nice day for sophomore tight end Baron Naone, who went up and over All-Big Ten honorable mention safety Alex McLaughlin for a 15-yard score in a 7-on-7 drill. After McLaughlin intercepted quarterback Kini McMillan in a one-on-one rep earlier on in practice, and letting the second-year quarterback know all about it, offensive linemen John Mills and Drew Azzopardi were quick to run into the end zone and return the favor.

#mclaughlin #workout #fall #camp

The Washington Huskies have a lot of promising talent at wide receiver heading into the 2026 season, but the majority of it is unproven, including sophomore Chris Lawson.
After the former four-star recruit's career on Montlake got off to a hot start in the spring of 2025, injuries limited him in the fall, which led to him playing in eight games and tallying 10 catches for 110 yards in his debut campaign before he was sidelined for about half of the workouts in the spring of 2026. Now, fully healthy, Lawson has been making his mark left and right during fall camp.
During Saturday's scrimmage, Lawson compiled 5 catches for an estimated 90 yards, including an impressive 40-yard reception downfield from sophomore Treston Kini McMillan. While working against freshman cornerback Elijah Durr, he made a mid-air adjustment on a slightly underthrown pass to go up and over the defensive back to haul in the pass, as he has become a consistent contributor for the Huskies over the last few days of practice, which has caught the eye of coach Jedd Fisch.
"Chris is getting better and better. It's really making the competition at receiver is really becoming better than it's ever been, also, because you've got Chris, then you've got, and (Dezmen) Roebuck, you've got Rashid playing at a high level, and Christian (Moss), then you got Trez (Davis), and then Mason (James) makes some plays, messing a nice little catch down there, and a couple other plays," Fisch said of his depth of the position on Saturday.
As Washington's young talent continues to shine at the position, even with four-star freshman Jordan Clay sidelined with an injury, Lawson's versatility has continued to set him apart.

#chris #sophomore

Former Manchester United footballer Paul Scholes has been handed a six-month road ban after he racked up two driving convictions in the **** e of two days.
The 51-year-old was caught speeding in a Range Rover on the evening of 3 March while on a late-night drive through Cleckheaton in West Yorkshire.
In the second case, Scholes's Mercedes broke the speed limit on Mossley Road near Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, on the morning of 14 November last year.
On 12 August at Bradford Magistrates' Court, he was handed a six-month driving ban for the first offence, along with fines. The next day at Manchester Magistrates' Court he received six penalty points on his licence, and further fines.
Fines, costs, and court fees for the criminal cases totalled £1,472.

#court #driving

Jennie performed at the Summer Sonic Festival, one of ***** an's premier annual music festivals, in Tokyo, where she exclusively wore custom Calvin Klein Collection.
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Both looks were unmistakably Calvin Klein, but what made them particularly interesting was the way the house revisited its own history while tapping into two fashion conversations that continue to dominate celebrity dressing: archival references and upcycling.
For her first look, Jennie wore a custom Calvin Klein Collection outfit inspired by a Spring-Summer 1993 runway look worn by Kate Moss.
Kate's influence on fashion remains unmatched, so returning to one of her early Calvin Klein runway moments feels especially fitting for Jennie. The original look captures the stripped-back denim-and-underwear aesthetic that became synonymous with the brand in the '90s, and more than three decades later, Jennie is showing just how relevant it can still feel.

#jennie #custom

The Beckhams are living everyone's European vacation dreams. For the better half of the summer, David and Victoria been chasing the sun, taking their luxury yacht from Ibiza to the French Riviera and, now, to Italy. Seen spending a day in Portofino with their daughter, Harper, and son Romeo, the couple enjoyed an ice cream run and shopping trip (at Bottega Veneta and Pucci, according to their bags), before heading back to sea. And it turns out Posh Spice is not above an outfit repeat.
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On August 14, the pop star-turned-fashion designer was photographed holding hands with her husband, wearing a transparent summer slip dress we've seen her in before. Blush pink with floral accents in soft magenta, deep purple, and faded green, the maxi was crafted with criss-cross straps, a low V neckline, and an open back. A long flouncy skirt blew in the wind, exposing her brown flat sandals as she walked.
Victoria was last spotted in the dress in July, while spending an afternoon on Spain's nightlife-hotspot island with basketball player Michael Jordan and his wife, Yvette Prieto. Now, a couple of weeks later, she pulled it back out of her suitcase, wearing the slip over a little pale-moss swimsuit with a mini vibrant-green Hermès Kelly bag and wide-brimmed straw hat. (The latter accessory has proved another favorite of the star's, worn in Saint-Tropez earlier this month.)
Next to her, David sported his signature all-black holiday look, composed of a backwards cap, T-shirt, and shorts. Harper went with a white monochrome two-piece set.

#Victoria #couple #slip

On Saturday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame witnessed a new class of legends entering the hallowed halls in Canton, Ohio. Among those were Luke Kuechly, Drew Brees, Roger Craig, and a former Minnesota Vikings ball boy turned wide receiver, Larry Fitzgerald.
During his Hall of Fame speech, Fitzgerald discussed how his time around the Minnesota Vikings shaped him as a person and an athlete. He shared stories about Randy Moss, but a joke he threw at Cris Carter was a moment that got a considerable pop from the crowd.
Fitzgerald joked, "Uncle Cris (Carter), since we got all them pleasantries out the way, I hope we both can agree my hands have always been better than yours."
On 2,335 targets in his career, Fitzgerald is credited with dropping just 29 of them. While we don't have exact numbers for Carter, both men should smile and joke as they know they are two of the more reliable wide receivers in NFL history.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Larry Fitzgerald throws fun jab at Vikings Hall of Famer in speech

#Vikings

Washington Huskies tight end Decker DeGraaf was one of 37 players in the country named to the 2026 preseason John Mackey Award watch list on Wednesday.
DeGraaf, a 6-foot-4 and 245-pound true junior, was also on the list ahead of the 2025 season, when he doubled his catch total from his freshman year and proved to be a dependable weapon for Demond Williams Jr. behind Denzel Boston and Dezmen Roebuck.
The former four-star recruit out of Glendora High School finished third on the team in receptions (32) and receiving yards (360) while being tied with running back Jonah Coleman for third with a pair of touchdown catches.
The other four UW players to catch one touchdown catch in 2025—Quentin Moore, Omari Evans, Audric Harris and Raiden Vines-Bright—aren't with the program, meaning someone will have to increase their production in 2026, and DeGraaf is poised to be that player.
"I definitely want to be a big part of this offense," DeGraaf said on Tuesday. "Definitely going into year three with Demond, we've built a lot of chemistry. He's looking for me, I'm looking for him. We have a really good offense. I think we have a lot of guys—me, Dez, Rashid, Christian Moss, a lot of the young guys. I think a lot of them are going to step up and make a big impact this year."

#year

Yirer Garcia's RBI single in the 10th inning gave the Charleston RiverDogs their 1th walk-off win of the season in their 6-5 victory over the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers in 10 innings on Aug. 7 in front of 3,745 fans at Riley Park.
With the victory, the RiverDogs (59-46, 23-17 second half) evened the series at two games apiece and moved to 3-3 in extra innings.
The RiverDogs opened the game emphatically, beginning when Cooper Flemming grounded an RBI single to center to make it 1-0.
Later in the frame, Brady Marget pounded an RBI double to left and Dean Moss lined an RBI double to right to push Charleston ahead 4-0.
In the top of the fifth, Kannapolis (54-52, 22-19) responded with a five-run third to jump ahead 5-4. Charleston evened the score in the fourth when Flemming lifted a sacrifice fly to left.

#flemming #innings

Pittsburgh has its eyes on one of the new members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame as he prepares for his induction in Canton this weekend.
Before he was a pro, Larry Fitzgerald was a star for the Pitt Panthers.
Channel 11's Shelby Cassesse talked with Fitzgerald one-on-one about the moment he learned he'd be immortalized in football history.
Shelby: You walk onto a boat, of all places, and see Randy Moss. What was your initial reaction in that moment, not just getting that news, but getting it from such a close friend?
Larry: It just caught me out of left field, but you know, immediately I think the gravity of it hit me as soon as I saw Randy. I was just grateful, and you know, immediately my mind started, you know, flooding with all the people that, that have been a part of my journey, and helped, you know, that you know that announcement, that reality, you know, come to fruition.

#know #shelby #Football #immediately

No, the Denver Broncos are not moving second-year cornerback Jahdae Barron to safety. Broncos coach Sean Payton made that very clear after Monday's practice.
"He's doing good," Payton said when asked about Barron earlier this week. "I read somewhere where we moved him to safety, and I don't know who wrote the article. I'm not. He's playing nickel, he's playing corner and then when we get into dime, he replaces a linebacker. So he's doing really good. There's been no position change."
Riley Moss continues to play across from Pat Surtain as the team's No. 2 outside cornerback, and Ja'Quan McMillian has been playing in the slot. Barron can rotate in with McMillian as the nickelback, and he gets on the field in "dime" packages when Denver plays with six defensive backs.
"No safety work," Payton said. "He's playing [outside] corner, nickel and dime."
PS2 is one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL, and Moss and McMillian are both seemingly playing too well to be benched. So Barron might be looking at another season as a rotational defensive back in Denver.

#barron #denver #dime #cornerback

Police reportedly responded to Perez Hilton's home in Miami after the celebrity gossip blogger appeared to be harming himself on a livestream.
In graphic clips reposted on social media, Hilton, appearing manic, could be seen in the livestream covered in blood, using an object to cut himself repeatedly.
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#perez #himself #claims

Michael Douglas was joined by his daughter Carys, 23, when he was appointed a Terra d'Honor ambassador in Mallorca, Spain, on Monday, Aug. 3
The 81-year-old was one of 12 inaugural ambassadors celebrated for promoting Mallorca's culture and identity globally
The event was held at Costa Nord, a cultural center Douglas co-founded in Valldemossa, Mallorca
Michael Douglas had his daughter right by his side as he was given a special honor at a gala in Mallorca, Spain.
Wearing a navy blazer and an open-collar white shirt, the Wall Street star, 81, arrived hand-in-hand with Carys, 23, to the gala, where he was appointed a Terra d'Honor ambassador in Mallorca, Spain, on Monday, Aug. 3, Spanish outlet El Mundo reported. Douglas was among 12 inaugural ambassadors being celebrated.

#spain #carys #terra #d 'honor

After being designated as waived/injured by the Denver Broncos on Friday, undrafted cornerback Blake Cotton cleared waivers and reverted to the team's injured reserve list. Cotton was then released from IR with an injury settlement on Sunday, according to the NFL's transaction wire.
After the Broncos signed veteran cornerback Sam Webb last week, Cotton told the Denver Gazette's Chris Tomasson that he was being released with an injury settlement. The team had to first designate him as waived/injured as a formality, but he is now a free agent after being cut from IR with a settlement.
Cotton (6-2, 195 pounds) totaled 30 tackles and seven pass breakups in 13 games at Utah last fall. He originally joined the club in June after a successful tryout. The Broncos' remaining cornerbacks on the 91-man offseason roster are Pat Surtain, Riley Moss, Ja'Quan McMillian, Jahdae Barron, Kris Abrams-Draine, Reese Taylor, Jaden Robinson, Sean Fresch and Brent Austin.
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This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Broncos release cornerback from IR with injury settlement

#Broncos #wire #denver

Give credit where credit is due: Like a rolling stone, there's no moss growing on NASA these days.
It was barely a month ago that NASA unveiled its latest plan for establishing a permanent human presence on the moon: a three-phase program for building a moon base by 2032, with the first phase alone comprising three separate moon-base missions.
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Barely a month later, NASA is revising the plan -- and finding more money to fund it.
NASA said in June that it intends to eventually award $20 billion in contracts, but rolled out the project with just a few hundred million dollars' worth of contract announcements to start. On June 30, however, the agency roughly doubled the amount of money on offer, announcing nearly $600 million in new lunar landing contracts for its **** e company partners.

#NVIDIA

Texas A&M's 2026 offense will now feature transfer wide receiver Isaiah Horton, who, at 6'4" and now 215 pounds according to the latest roster update, brings much-needed size to an A&M wide receiver corps that was completely built on speed last season, as transfer wideouts KC Concepcion and Mario Craver combined for 1.836 yards and 13 touchdowns.
After Concepcion was the first of a record 10 players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, going 24th overall to the Cleveland Browns, Mario Craver returns as starting quarterback Marcel Reed's No. 1 receiver after reeling in 917 yards and four touchdowns, including a record 207 yards during the Aggies' road win over Notre Dame.
Marcel Reed's 3,169 yards, 25 touchdowns and 12 interceptions led an Aggie offense that averaged 33.8 points per game last season, but after running back Le'Veon Moss was lost for the year during A&M's home win vs. Florida, Rueben Owens picked up the slack before struggling at the end of the season, rushing for a career-high 639 yards and five touchdowns.
This week, On3's Crain & Cone released their top 10 college football offenses, and while Texas A&M was selected, the Aggies did earn an honorable mention alongside BYU.
"Crain & Crone believe Texas A&M and BYU will do good things on offense in 2026. Last year, the Aggies averaged 33.8 points per game, while the Cougars recorded 31.4 points per contest."

#receiver #concepcion

La Familia took it to JHX Sport (Kansas alumni) Wednesday night in front of a great HMC crowd. They were patiently waiting until tonight to see who stands in their way of a $2 million payday from the non-alumni bracket.
Wait no more.
Davis Steel remained undefeated in TBT play, rolling to a 4th-straight win Thursday after beating The Mecca 71-69. The Mecca had some nice stats though; Casper Ware scored 20, and Brandon Moss had 17 off the bench. Former Fresno State big man Terrell Carter had 6 of the 11 blocked shots for TM, but it wasn't enough.
Former Arizona standout Gabe York led the way for Davis Steel, pouring in 16 while Anthony Clemons and DJ Rodman (son of Dennis Rodman) both had 13.
La Familia vs. Davis Steel will tip off Sunday afternoon (1:00 p.m. ET | FOX) inside Memorial Coliseum. This will be the last game Willie Cauley-Stein plays in Lexington, at least professionally anyway. What better way to send him off than to win a huge payday?

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If you've been a fan of the Washington Commanders for a while, then you've certainly heard of Eastern Motors. You didn't have to live in Northern Virginia to know of Eastern Motors. For over 20 years, Washington players have partnered with Easterns to do commercials ahead of the new season.
Players such as Clinton Portis, Sean Taylor, Santana Moss, Chris Cooley, Kirk Cousins, LaVar Arrington and Terry McLaurin have starred in advertisements. NHL legend Alexander Ovechkin has been a part of the Eastern family, too.
As for McLaurin, he's back to do another commercial for Easterns, now known as Easterns Automotive Group, for 2026. He brought a new partner this time around: rookie linebacker Sonny Styles.
Easterns has multiple locations throughout the DMV, mostly in Maryland. McLaurin and Styles showed up ready for work on Thursday.
In this clip, you hear the famous Eastern Motors jingle in the background as Styles and McLaurin dance. In case you needed a reminder:

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