PARIS (AP) — The weekend of riots and looting in France did not spare soccer clubs Marseille and Lille.
The Ligue 1 teams said their shops have been vandalized during the protests against rising living costs and poor conditions in schools. Over half a million mainly peaceful protesters took to the streets on Saturday but small groups of people set fires in the streets and looted businesses in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other cities.
Marseille said in a statement on Monday the looters caused "significant damage" to its official store located on La Canebière — the southern port city's most famous avenue — which has been temporarily closed.
Up north, Lille's city center store "suffered extensive damage and widespread looting," the club said, adding that the shop will remain closed until further notice.
Lille thanked "everyone who has offered their support over the past few hours — first and foremost, our store employees, but also the many passersby, whether supporters or not, who spontaneously stepped forward to offer their help, practical ****** istance and comfort."

#closed #ligue

In addition to our live coverage of Rootstown's 17-7 win over Crestwood and Streetsboro's 30-0 win over Woodridge, here's a look at what happened in other Portage County high school football games in Week 9:
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The Wildcats took control early, outscoring the Dukes 13-0 in the second quarter en route to a 20-3 halftime lead. Kade Thomas gave Mogadore the lead with a 20-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and Maddox Smith had two touchdown runs in the second quarter, including one from 26 yards out. Thomas added his second rushing touchdown to start the fourth quarter, and Quarviyon Siggers-Greco capped the night with a 50-yard TD run.
Thomas finished with 140 yards on 15 carries as the Wildcats (7-2) totaled 296 yards on 32 rushes.
Bryan Smithberger (12 of 17, 233 yards) tossed five touchdown passes as the Bombers (4-5, 3-5 Northern 8 Football Conference) secured a Saturday victory in the Keystone State. Dejuan Ramsey caught three of Smithberger's five touchdown passes. Ramsey had five catches overall for 129 yards.

#thomas #five

Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across France on Tuesday, as unions and teachers joined high school students who for days have been demanding better learning conditions in protests punctuated by violent confrontations.
Students have blocked the entrances to hundreds of high schools for 15- to 17-year-olds since late September, complaining of missing teachers, overloaded timetables, dilapidated classrooms and buildings that cannot cope with rising temperatures.
Unions, rights groups and the children have accused the authorities of using disproportionate force -- a police stun grenade tore the hand off one teenager on Monday and another youngster had his teeth knocked out last week after police fired a grenade launcher at his head.
"I'm afraid for my future," Selma, 15, told AFP without giving her surname, among the thousands marching in the country's second largest city of Marseille.
The unrest has erupted with just months to go before the 2027 election to choose a successor to centrist President Emmanuel Macron, with far-right veteran candidate Marine Le Pen riding high in the polls despite a graft conviction.

#students #teachers #tens

Michael Douglas reflects on his decades-long career and personal life in his new memoir One **** uva Ride, available now
In this week's PEOPLE cover story, he opens up about sharing deeply personal stories about his drug use and affairs
The two-time Oscar winner also reflects on family, legacy and life after his cancer diagnosis
Michael Douglas once had dreams of being a race car driver after burning rubber at 150 mph with Steve McQueen in the late star's Porsche 908.
For his PEOPLE cover shoot more than 50 years later, he's cruising through the streets of New York City in a 1962 Aston Martin convertible, a rare vintage sports car that would turn the head of even Wall Street's Gordon Gekko.

#personal #life #ride #oscar

Paris Hilton turned the streets of Paris into her personal runway during Paris Fashion Week. The socialite was racing against the clock as she made her way to the Elie Saab show, documenting the chaotic journey on Instagram. Even with traffic working against her, Hilton made sure she arrived in true fashion-week style in a black sheer dress.
For the outing, Paris Hilton wore a dramatic black Elie Saab creation covered in intricate lace and floral detailing. The floor-length gown featured a high neckline, long sleeves, and a figure-hugging silhouette. Its extensive sheer sections made it anything but conservative.
Black floral appliqués were strategically scattered across the transparent fabric. This created an elaborate pattern from the neckline all the way down the skirt. The see-through material revealed the black undergarments beneath, while the fitted construction emphasized Hilton's figure. Toward the bottom, layers of lace and textured detailing gave the gown a romantic and dramatic finish.
Getting the glamorous dress to the show proved to be an adventure of its own. Hilton revealed in the video that traffic meant she had to abandon her ride and make her way through the Paris streets on foot. At one point, she could be seen hurrying along the sidewalk as her long sheer gown trailed behind her.
Making the situation even more impressive, Hilton wrote that she was "running in 6 inch heels" to reach the Elie Saab show. She paired the gown with towering black platform heels and a quilted black Chanel handbag with a gold chain strap. Oversized black sunglasses and a voluminous blonde updo, with loose face-framing pieces, completed the look.

#elie #saab #sheer #fashion

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Jennifer Lawrence is back with another dose of style inspo, and this time, she's bringing her summer favorites into fall.
Stepping out in New York City on Friday, October 2, the Hunger Games lead headed to dinner with a friend, wearing an autumnal take on one of the sunny season's go-to footwear choices: the classic flip flop.
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Throughout the heat-wave months, stars such as Kylie Jenner, Hailey Bieber, and Katie Holmes turned to Khaite and Gianvito Rossi for '90s-inspired flip flop heels with delicate kitten stilettos. And elsewhere, Kendall Jenner, Zoë Kravitz, Rosé, and fellow minimalist It girls lived in barely-there thong flip flops from the Row. But for the fall, Lawrence selected a chunkier, sturdier alternative: a black pair with wide straps and a comfy platform base that offered a bit of elevation from the NYC streets.

#magazines #stepping #york

Julianne Hough left fans wowed with her appearance once again when she stepped out in yet another striking ensemble.
The Dancing with the Stars host pulled out all the stops in an underwear-baring lace dress, leather jacket and heels.
Taking to Instagram to show off her revealing attire, Julianne shared several photos and a caption which read: "Let's hear it for the lace and leather combo!"
Julianne loves to push the boundaries (@ Getty Images)
Julianne oozed confidence as she stepped onto the streets of New York with her lace underwear on full display.

#lace #stepped

Mariska Hargitay crashed a couple's wedding photos on the streets of New York City while filming Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
The actress wore Capt. Olivia Benson's costume as she joined the couple's wedding portrait session
Photographer José Pérez captured Hargitay running toward the couple before posing alongside them
A pair of New York City newlyweds were surprised by the one and only Mariska Hargitay.
The actress, 62, casually crashed a bride and groom's wedding portrait session during a break on the set of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit outside the New York County Supreme Court in Manhattan on Thursday, Oct. 1. The couple has yet to be identified.

#wedding #mariska #city #special

CAIRO (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of Iranians rallied Friday in a government-organized show of defiance after months of war, pledging their readiness to take up arms in the biggest such demonstration since the United States and Israel attacked in February.
Iran's government has sought to rally the people and stress national unity, even as the economy worsens under a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports and new U.S. sanctions. On Friday, it claimed another attack on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway it has sought to control since the start of the war.
Estimates varied of the number of people volunteering to receive limited military training and defend the country in an effort described as "Janfaday-e Iran," or the "ones who sacrifice their lives for Iran." They marched through downtown Tehran in combat uniform, carrying flags, as onlookers cheered.
For days, state media have encouraged Iranians to join the campaign, saying training with **** ault rifles would begin soon. The volunteers would be an additional layer of security to the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and the Basij militia, which has played a key role in quashing anti-government protests.
Tehran's Guard chief, Gen. Hassan Hassanzadeh, told the state broadcaster that over 600,000 people had registered to participate, with over 1 million expected to take part in the training. On Friday morning, the broadcaster estimated over 300,000 people were on the streets.

#government #training #since

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) spent nearly two years raising anticipation for the Cybercab. When the time arrived on September 3 in Austin, the result was a stock that popped, then rapidly returned all of its gains, and a robotaxi race that still seems to be Alphabet's to lose.
Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) had its long-awaited Cybercab launch event in Austin, Texas, but it was invitation-only, not livestreamed, and CEO Elon Musk wasn't there. The company's main public update was a 51-second video released on X of the two-seat, steering-wheel-free vehicle roaming city streets and people hailing it by app. Shares rose roughly 5% throughout the session, finishing near $376. By September 4, enthusiasm had waned, with the stock plummeting as much as 6% as investors realized how little the event revealed about deployment timelines, production ramp, or regulatory clearance.
Only 45 Cybercabs were registered in Texas, and Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) did not seek an NHTSA exemption before deployment, instead self-certifying the Cybercab as compliant with applicable federal safety standards. NHTSA subsequently opened an audit into that certification and has ordered Tesla to provide additional information about the basis for its compliance claims. CNBC summarized the reaction bluntly: the update "underwhelmed" Wall Street, which had been relying on Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) becoming a strong rival in the robotaxi sector, which Alphabet's Waymo currently leads.
That comparison is at the heart of the story. Waymo has established the operational track record that Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) is still chasing: more than 4,000 autonomous vehicles across its U.S. fleet and more than 500,000 fully autonomous rides per week.
Wall Street's take on the incident was severely divided along those lines. Despite Tesla's efforts to control the narrative, some ******* ysts, including Gary Black of Future Fund, called the Cybercab debut largely a bust. Others, such as Deepwater ******* et Management's Gene Munster, predicted that Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) will add approximately 300 Cybercabs in Austin over the next month.

#tesla #NASDAQ #cybercab

The inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring has drawn heavy criticism from F1 fans and drivers over the limited overtaking opportunities on the narrow circuit. Its layout reportedly made the race a dull spectacle for many, and now even Spain's Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Óscar Puente, has weighed in. Puente didn't hold back, describing the event as "an absolute dud."
Puente has kept his criticism constructive, comparing the Spanish GP with the Monaco GP, which is also known for offering limited overtaking opportunities. Monaco's narrow city streets have become increasingly challenging as F1 cars have grown larger over the decades, while significantly widening the roads is simply not a realistic option.
Despite Monaco's reputation for limited overtaking, this year's race featured 10 overtakes during the entire race, according to a social media post from Autosport. By comparison, the Madrid race last weekend saw just four overtakes.
Spanish Grand Prix, Sunday Madrid: Motorsport: FIA F1 Grand Prix of Spain, Formula 1 2026
on September, 13, 2026, (Photo by Hoch Zwei)
Start
01 NORRIS Lando (gbr), McLaren F1 Team MCL40, action
12 KIMI ANTONELLI Andrea (ita), Mercedes AMG F1 Team W17, action
44 HAMILTON Lewis (gbr), Scuderia Ferrari SF-26, action
Puente expressed his view while replying to a user on X who stated that the sporting side of the event suffered the most. The minister wrote:

#spanish #race #team

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Angel investor and All-In Podcast host Jason Calacanis warned that allowing Chinese electric vehicles into the U.S. could devastate domestic automakers even as their low prices attract consumers, reacting to Sen. Elissa Slotkin's (D-Mich.) claim that President Donald Trump could loosen barriers as part of a China deal.
"This would be the end of the US automotive industry — but consumers will love to buy these cars," Calacanis wrote in an X post on Wednesday. He added, "Everywhere I go, from the Middle East to Europe to Mexico, the streets and Uber fleets are filled with dirt-cheap Chinese EVs," calling such U.S. access "a disaster."
This would be the end of the US automotive industry — but consumers will love to buy these cars

But…. You'll probably die in one since they're not very safe

Everywhere I go, from the Middle East to Europe to Mexico, the streets and uber fleets are filled with dirt cheap… https://t.co/LGUwforT6a
— jason (Jason) September 10, 2026

#calacanis #chinese #Europe #uber

Alexandra Leclerc will be welcoming her bundle of joy in a few short months with her F1 husband, Charles, and we could not be more impressed with her maternity wardrobe.
The 26-year-old mother-to-be turned the streets of Madrid into her runway as she stepped onto the sidelines of the Spanish Grand Prix in a newspaper-inspired Dior dress made famous by Sarah Jessica Parker's iconic leading role in ******* and the City, Carrie Bradshaw.
Alexandra was a vision in the dress previously worn by Sarah Jessica Parker (@ Getty Images)
The piece from the 2000 fall/winter archives of John Galliano looked spectacular on the influencer, who paired the famous mini-dress with the lambskin Mini Lady Dior bag in powder blue and black peep-toe mules.
As for her glam for the occasion, Alexandra wore her iconic raven tresses - which looked glossier than ever - styled with an elegant, face-framing bouncy blow-dry, her tresses cascading past her shoulders.

#sarah #famous

Megyn Kelly took shots at Sandra Bullock on Thursday for being afraid for her kids' safety because they're Black.
The "Megyn Kelly Show" host went after the "Practical Magic 2" star for comments made during the film's press tour. The actress said she was "uber paranoid" for the safety of her two children – who are both Black – in America right now. Kelly was quick to take issue with that, saying Bullock is feeding into the real problem.
"She has two children, both adopted, I think, from Louisiana. She wants you to believe, just like LeBron James said that Black men are being hunted in the streets of America… that they're being hunted in the streets of America," Kelly said. "She is a low-information voter, obviously, who has bought the lies about police, the false narrative that has besmirched them, defamed them and gotten Black Americans killed, thousands of them. Thousands killed because of fake narratives about the police that caused the police to pull back, especially in underserved communities."
"Minorities wind up dying. Low-income minorities, in particular, wind up dying because crime is unleashed on them by effectively woke white liberals like Sandra Bullock, who pushes false narratives that make her feel better about herself," she continued. "She's going to score points with Hoda [Kotb], but she doesn't give a s–t what happens to the people in Harlem or Downtown Chicago. And trust me when I tell you, her children are not in danger."
Earlier this week, Kotb got teary eyed with Bullock and her co-star Nicole Kidman when she said the star's choice to adopt her children Louis and Laila pushed the "Today" host to make the same decision.

#kelly

Week 4 of the Ohio high school football regular season gets a 24-hour head start for several Akron-area teams.
Five games featuring Greater Akron teams will kick off at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10. Undefeated Wadsworth and Copley will both look to improve to 4-0.
Several big games also dot Friday's schedule, including Walsh Jesuit (3-0) hosting 2-1 Cleveland St. Ignatius, Nordonia (3-0) playing at Suburban League National Conference rival Highland (2-1), Norton (3-0) traveling to Streetsboro (2-1) for a Metro Athletic Conference showdown and Hudson (3-0) hosting North Royalton (3-0).
Here's a look at this week's schedule. Click here to see which teams our writers think will win. All games kick off at 7 p.m. unless noted.
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#games #school #Football #season

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Badgers red and Notre Dame green filled the streets around Lambeau Field on Sunday as two college football fan bases came together for a game years in the making.
There was no shortage of friendly competition before kickoff.
"Notre Dame is going to win, no question," Johnny Ronano said.
"Madison by a million," Andrew Thomas said.
Score predictions varied, and so did how far fans traveled to see the Badgers and Fighting Irish take the field. But both sides agreed on one thing: Playing at Lambeau Field made the matchup special.

#field #badgers #dame #lambeau

BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Thousands of young Orthodox Christians gathered in Romania's capital for a candlelit procession that illuminated a trail from the giant National Cathedral to Patriarchate Hill, a historic site considered sacred to Romanian Orthodoxy.
The Procession of Lights was part of a four-day program for the eighth edition of the International Meeting of Orthodox Youth in Bucharest. The annual gathering brings together 2,400 people aged 16 to 35, many from Romania and its diaspora and other Orthodox churches.
Pilgrims from dozens of countries carried candles and flags through Bucharest's streets as they made their way to Patriarchate Hill, home to the headquarters of the Romanian Patriarchate, and the Patriarchal Residence and Cathedral.
Romania is one of the most pious countries in the European Union, with around 85% of the population identifying as religious. The Romanian Orthodox Church is a powerful institution that plays a central role in many people's lives.
In his opening speech Tuesday, Patriarch Daniel said the gathering provides "a concrete opportunity to intensify the mission of young people in the life of the Church today" in what he described as a "rapidly secularizing society."

#cathedral

It could only have come from the heart of the Massa. And so it was, amid the Street of Fire created by the supporters, that Galo's new third kit came to life last Tuesday (1st). Tattoo artist Thiago Scap and supporter Lucas Gusmão wore the kit for the first time among the Atlético fans who guided the Club bus's arrival at Arena MRV. Inside the stadium, rapper Djonga was also one of the first to wear the new shirt, straight from the stands. Now, Nike and Atlético officially present all the details of the new kit for the season. Inspired by one of the most striking traditions of Atlético supporters, the new shirt celebrates the 'Street of Fire,' the blazing human corridor of flares, pyrotechnics, and chants created by the Massa to welcome the team bus before major matches.
FROM THE FIRE OF THE STREETS TO THE OFFICIAL SHIRT
Born in the narrow streets around Horto, consecrated at Mineirão, and perpetuated at Arena MRV, the Street of Fire is the ultimate moment when the Atleticano's unshakable belief becomes unconditional support. It is the ritual in which the first goal starts being scored outside the stadium, building an unbreakable bond between supporters and players.
The new third shirt translates that energy burning in the streets and in the hearts of Atleticanos into high-performance design. The same flame that guides the bus's arrival now dresses the team on the pitch.
"The Street of Fire represents the connection between Atlético and the Massa: the ability to turn passion into strength for the team. The third shirt carries that flame beyond the streets and beyond matchdays, as a permanent symbol of the energy the supporters bring into the stadium," says Renato Aguiar, marketing director at Fisia, Nike's official distributor in Brazil.

#massa #tico #Third #first

A mom of five was convicted last week of delinquency of a minor. Her offense: allowing her 5-year-old son to walk about a half-mile by himself in their gated community.
Until very recently, Karyann Parkinson lived in leafy Williamsburg, Virginia. She and her husband, Dallin, moved there from Utah so Parkinson could attend William and Mary Law School.
In June, when Parkinson was preparing for the bar—and also happened to be eight months pregnant with her fifth child—she and her then-youngest, Sam, went for a bike ride, as they often do. They stopped for her son's favorite activity: collecting goose feathers from the path near their community pond. When they got home, he asked if he could walk back and get some more.
Parkinson said yes. It's a short walk, along a sidewalk separated from the street by 10 feet of grass. Sam would have to cross two streets with crosswalks, which she'd seen him do safely hundreds of times—including six times that morning, she says. Off he went while she made lunch.
A passerby saw Sam and alerted security. One of the community's security guards escorted the boy back and gave Parkinson an earful. Pretty soon there were three cop cars, just as many cops, a security vehicle, and two Child Protective Services (CPS) workers at Parkinson's door.

#went #until #karyann

Here are five high school games/sporting events to watch out for this week:
This is always one of the top early-season invitationals, including Crestwood, Field, Garfield, Southeast and Streetsboro out of Portage County. The Rockets boys and Red Devils girls are coming off team ****** les at last week's Billy Goat Challenge. Streetsboro had three runners in the top 11 of the boys race: senior Ares Miller (fifth, 18:41.59), sophomore Preston Krzeminski (ninth, 19:11.16) and sophomore Ryan Haber (11th, 19:14.72). Crestwood had two in the top four of the girls race, seniors Piper Seibold (second, 20:47.77) and senior Madie Grace Gonczy (fourth, 21:44.23), while Streetsboro (junior Cara Thomson and senior Kaelyn Malloy) and Field (sophomore Alison Church) also had top-10 finishers.
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Two undefeated teams square off in this epic clash in Kent, their first meeting as Metro Athletic Conference rivals. Both recently recorded signature nonleague wins, with Roosevelt topping Lake (Federal League) and Field topping Copley (Suburban League). The Rough Riders have scored a whopping 22 goals through three games (including eight from senior Audrey Haines) while the Falcons have yielded just three in their first five games.
It's too bad Portage County soccer fans can't be two places at once because both Falcons-Rough Riders games are must-watch. Indeed, while the girls teams haven't squared off in a while, the Field and Roosevelt boys have played each of the last three seasons with all three games decided by a single goal, including the Falcons prevailing 4-3 in Kent a year ago. Field carries an undefeated record into this year's clash while both teams are trying to stay atop the MAC standings with matching 2-0 records entering the night.

#three #boys

Céline Dion stepped out in Paris wearing a leather gown by Loewe
The singer is gearing up for her five-week residency in the French capital this fall
The residency marks Dion's first major performances since announcing her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis in December 2022
Céline Dion is hitting the streets of Paris in style.
On Tuesday, Sept. 1, the singer, 58, stepped out in the French capital wearing a black gown with a loose-fitting leather bodice and asymmetrical hemline with shearling trim. The ensemble was identified by Red Carpet Fashion Awards as a Loewe piece from the fashion house's fall 2026 collection.

#gown

Cardi B has spoken out about Lindsay Clancy, the former Massachusetts nurse charged with strangling her three children.
On Thursday (August 27), the rapper took to X **** es to direct her anger at anyone invoking postpartum psychosis to explain the deaths.
"One thing about me, when it comes to kids, is stop looking for different loopholes to give this woman an excuse for why these three kids are dead," she said. "A lot of y'all are talking about her husband probably did it, or the system failed her. We need to stop looking for an excuse. If your mental health is so **** up that you kill three f**kingkids, maybe you shouldn't be on the streets."
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"A lot of women in our hood are suffering from postpartum depression," Cardi continued. "There are women in our hoods whom **** ody offered to help with their children. Does that give them an excuse to kill their kids?"

#looking

Taylor Fritz is set to begin his 2026 US Open campaign against 18-year-old American Darwin Blanch. The No. 9 seed is looking forward to ending a 23-year wait for a men's Grand Slam champion, while his off-court life is also drawing plenty of attention ahead of his first-round match in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Days before the year's final Grand Slam, the American tennis star was spotted with social media influencer Olivia Jade Giannulli in New York City on August 24, adding to the romance rumors that have surrounded the pair.
Giannulli is a 26-year-old social media influencer and YouTuber with 1.3 million followers on Instagram. She is the daughter of actress Lori Loughlin and fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, and later launched her own beauty brand, o.piccola.
Speculation about the 28-year-old ATP pro and Giannulli began earlier this summer. In May, reports claimed the two were seen together at The Bird Streets Club in Los Angeles, where they reportedly appeared "cozy."
Last month, reports said Fritz brought Giannulli as his guest to the wedding of fellow American pro Tommy Paul and Dairy Boy founder Paige Lorenze. And a week ago, they were also spotted together in Manhattan, their first public appearance since May.

#year #fritz #grand #slam

"Bachelor" alum Colton Underwood said he's trading the busy streets of Los Angeles for a country fantasy. On Instagram, the reality star and father of one told followers about the latest change in his life.
Colton Underwood has had quite an eventful year, spending the first quarter of 2026 in the spotlight as part of "The Traitors" season 4 cast. Months later, Underwood opened up on a podcast about the struggles he faced growing up in the closet.
Underwood, 34, rushed to his Instagram to share the news that he and his husband, Jordan, have moved from Los Angeles. "This second round of living in you was so much better," Underwood captioned a carousel of photos showing him and his family posing around a moving truck.
Elsewhere in the caption, Underwood reflected on major life changes that happened in LA, such as getting married and welcoming his son, Bishop. "Our family is leaving with so much love & we are ready for the next chapter," he added. "It's time for daddy to get his farm."
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#bachelor

Antonela Roccuzzo is mixing sportswear with serious luxury.
Roccuzzo was spotted walking with friends outside Soho House in New York City, stepping onto the cobblestone streets in an outfit that balanced relaxed athletic pieces with polished accessories. The Argentine entrepreneur and fashion personality wore a dark Adidas track jacket over an all-white ensemble, then shifted the look firmly into luxury territory with a tiny green Hermès Kelly bag and sleek black stiletto sandals.
Antonela Roccuzzo was spotted walking with friends outside Soho House in New York City. (@ Backgrid/The Grosby Group)
The outing comes during Roccuzzo's New York visit for the 2026 US Open. She attended US Open Night wearing a white top and trousers with an Adidas jacket, a green Hermès bag, and black heels.
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#roccuzzo #soho #city #luxury

Morgan Riddle is wrapping up her solo New York City summer in style
Four months after the influencer's split from her tennis pro boyfriend Taylor Fritz, she opens up to PEOPLE about whether she's reentered the dating scene in N.Y.C.
Riddle is partnering with 7UP for their launch of a lime-forward version of their iconic soda
Morgan Riddle is wrapping up her solo New York City summer in style.
It seems like the 29-year-old influencer has been everywhere over the last few months: She was partying in the streets when the New York Knicks won their first championship ****** le in over a half century, serving looks at the 2026 ESPY Awards, vacationing in Croatia, and, of course, attending some of the first matches of the US Open earlier this week.

#wrapping #solo #summer #first

It has been touted by the manufacturer as the ballistic missile of the future: lethal, long-range and pinpoint. Lockheed Martin's Precision Strike Missile has the U.S. military investing billions to update its **** nal.
But a close look at what is believed to be its first use in combat — on the first day of the Iran war — highlights the potential peril of deploying this weapon near population centers because it appears to spray pellets over a wide area, according to a review by the conflict monitor Airwars and interviews with weapons experts and former defense officials.
Three missiles that struck the southern city of Lamerd on Feb. 28 killed civilians as far as 50 meters (164 feet) from where they detonated, and caused damage more than three times farther away, Airwars found. The missiles detonated above a sports complex and two residential neighborhoods, Airwars found. The blasts killed at least 21 civilians, including seven children, according to Iranian officials.
Airwars is the first to map the damage radius of the strikes in Lamerd and estimate the lethal range of the weapon used.
The PrSM is designed to explode midair and propel tens of thousands of dense metal pellets at high speed in all directions. Photos, videos and satellite images of the Lamerd strikes' aftermath **** yzed by Airwars and verified by The **** ociated Press show buildings, streets and vehicles were heavily pockmarked in a blast pattern that experts say is consistent with the PrSM's capabilities.

#lamerd #first #three

Streamer N3on is giving former NBA guard Delonte West more than a financial boost. During a recent livestream, the 21-year-old content creator presented West with $50,000, a new iPhone, streaming equipment, and a verified, monetized Kick channel designed to help him begin earning money immediately.
N3on, whose real name is Mikyle Rafiq, took West shopping for the gear needed to produce his own livestreams. The haul included microphones, a tripod, a portable charger, and other accessories. N3on also offered to help West **** emble everything. "You're gonna be solid on all ends," he told the former basketball player while walking him through the equipment.
The gesture arrives as West continues trying to rebuild his life following years of highly publicized personal struggles. West played eight NBA seasons and earned approximately $16 million during his career, but he later experienced homelessness and repeatedly drew concern after being seen on the streets. The 2004 first-round draft pick played for four NBA franchises, including the Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Dallas Mavericks.
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N3on also pushed back against viewers who questioned whether West would sell the equipment or misuse the money. According to the streamer, West has been living in a sober facility and making progress after announcing in March that he had reached 100 days of sobriety.

#streamer #money

Given all of his success in college basketball the past few years, it's easy to forget that, back in December of 2023, Jeremy Fears Jr. was shot in the leg back in his hometown of Joliet, Illinois. For those of us who have followed his career intently before and after the incident, it was obvious that he lost some of his leaping ability after the unfortunate situation occurred. However, it looks like those days are finally behind us and Fears has the full range of his athleticism back at his disposal.
In a recent clip, Fears showed off his bounce, throwing down a crazy 360-windmill dunk. This is the second clip like this we've seen, and it seems like Fears is excited about the return of his athleticism, "Tell the streets I'm backkkk."
You can watch the impressive clip below:
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#windmill

A town's businesses have said they will "suffer massively" if they are forced to strip the streets outside their shops of displays and signage.
Hampshire County Council told traders in Lymington's cobbled Quay Street they must remove such items by Friday, or contractors could remove them instead.
The move follows three anonymous complaints made on 15 July, relating to items outside Quayside Fish Hut, Out of the Blue and Lymington Mobiles.
A Hampshire County Council spokesperson said it was responsible for keeping pavements and verges "safe and accessible for everyone".
It also said items such as advertising boards could narrow footways, block access and create hazards.

#remove