On July 8, Billboardreleased its latest albums chart, and One Thing At A Time notched its 15th nonconsecutive week at No. 1 as Wallen nears Adele’s record-most 24 total No. 1 weeks on the Billboard 200 with 21 from 2011-12. As it stands, Wallen’s One Thing At A Time already has the most No. 1 weeks by any album since the aforementioned run from Adele, as per the publication. Tthe only interruption was Swift’s Midnights on the June 10 and June 17 charts.
“Although incarceration isn’t the same as death, the album’s compilation of old verses and guest appearances makes it feel almost cobbled together the way some notable posthumous releases have been and raises the question of how much of this was what Thug actually wanted versus how much of it was just feasible over the past few months,” Williams wrote.
He added, “As it stands, the project is a testament to the value of sequencing and an emblem of what the music world might lose if Young Thug loses his case.”
As for Thug’s No. 2 debut, Billboard explained why he shouldn’t feel bad about it, noting that Wallen’s One Thing At A Time “has blocked” 10 prior albums from sniffing the No. 1 spot and forced a No. 2 debut, including Ed Sheeran’s – (Subtract), Niall Horan’s The Show, Jimin’s Face, and Agust D’s D-Day. If it stays at No. 2 or below, Business Is Business will become the 11th album on that list.
This past weekend, the 20th weekend of her residency, Adele shared her opinion on what she thinks is the best karaoke song. If you think about it, being someone like Adele with a discography full of objectively karaoke-ready hits really narrows down the field, but the 16-time Grammy winner didn’t even seem tempted to choose one of her songs.
“Do you know what’s the best karaoke song to do?” Adele asked her Weekends With Adele audience, as captured in a fan video circulated by the likes of Gaga Daily and Pop Crave. “‘Bad Romance’ by Lady Gaga.” (“Bad Romance” peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 on December 5, 2009.)
The off-camera audience member agreed with Adele before the two launched into the famed “Bad Romance” hook, “Ra-ra, ah-ah-ah / Roma, roma-ma / Gaga, ooh, la-la.”
Another fan-captured video began circulating on Sunday, July 2, that shows Adele addressing the troubling concert trend of people throwing objects at performers like Ava Max, Bebe Rexha, and Kelsea Ballerini.
“Have you noticed how people are forgetting f*cking show etiquette at the moment? Throwing sh*t on stage? Have you seen that?” Adele said while carrying around a T-shirt cannon. “I f*cking dare you. Dare you to throw something at me. … These people have lost it.”
Donald Trump may be the current frontrunner for the GOP presidential ticket, but he’s also in deep doo-doo. Arguably the biggest legal woe on his plate is his alleged mishandling of classified government documents. He’s denied any wrongdoing — while basically confessing to the crime. But one of his press secretaries is claiming he was extra-reckless when it came to the nation’s biggest secrets.
As per Mediaite, Stephanie Grisham — who quietly served between the more flamboyant Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kayleigh McEnany, and who’s been a much more vocal critic of her former boss than others in the administration — went on MSNBC’s Alex Witt Reports to spill some more tea. When asked if it was likely that Trump was showing classified material to people, she said that the “short answer is yes.”
She went on: “I watched him show documents to people at Mar a Lago on the dining room patio. So he has no respect for classified information. Never did.”
Grisham also pointed out that it’s not easy to get clearance to look at the documents Trump was allegedly showing people willy-nilly.
“I don’t think people understand how hard it is to get your classified permission,” she said. “I remember when I was going through it to get get all of mine. I got held up because of a $13 kindercare bill that I did not know about, and so I couldn’t get it. They go through everything about it. It’s very difficult to get a security clearance.”
She added that “to be showing it to people who haven’t gone through the extreme vetting that you go through to get a clearance, it’s you know, it’s a disservice to the country, but it also puts people in danger potentially.”
Grisham elaborated on that point, saying that “there are sources and methods out there that could be put in danger. I think that, you know, I can’t stress enough how by being so loose with this stuff, he’s he’s potentially putting people in danger. And yeah, I had a top security clearance and it’s very, very hard to obtain. So it’s very important and it’s vital to our country and our national security. The only people with these clearances have access to any of these documents.”
It’s been nearly one year since Mozzy turned himself in to serve a one-year prison sentence for a federal gun charge. “Life comes at you fast. Sometimes sh*t gets real, and you gotta take that deal,” the CMG Records rapper told Complex for a report published July 29, 2022. “It’ll get slimy out here. Appreciate my loved ones. Chin up, chest out. Love you the most.”
According to TMZ, Mozzy attended an after party at City Nightz in Wichita, Kansas on Saturday, July 1, following his performance at a nearby venue, Wav. Mozzy had promoted the event online on June 30. It was reported that gunfire erupted during the after party. Seven people between ages 22 and 34 were reportedly shot and “a handful of people” were injured.
Law enforcement officials confirmed the shooting and Mozzy’s subsequent detainment to TMZ.
“TMZ has obtained footage of Mozzy being placed in handcuffs and led away — stemming from a traffic stop police initiated in the immediate aftermath of the incident, as our sources tell us cops were trying to vet as many people as possible in the area,” the outlet relayed. “While it looks like he’s being hauled off to jail, we’ve been assured Mozzy was only briefly detained here. We’re told Mozzy was cut loose and isn’t facing any charges in relation to the shooting.”
Someone “rolling in the same vehicle” as Mozzy was also “arrested in connection to the shooting,” as per the report. TMZ‘s unnamed sources stated that the Wichita Police Department “has reason to believe he may be a suspect.”
TMZ‘s graphic footage can be seen within its report.
Kansas City’s KMBC 9 News also reported that nine people were injured at City Nightz, specifying that seven were shot and two others “were hurt after getting trampled as crowds tried to leave the scene.” So far, there are no reported fatalities.
KMBC 9 noted that one person is in custody and believed to be one of the shooters.
See statements from Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple and Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas below.
Thinking about y’all, Wichita.
Too many victims of gun violence every day in our country. There’s more that can be done than wondering where and who will be next.
Donald Trump talks a lot, and he talks pretty recklessly. Some of what he’s said in the past may even come back to bite him in the butt. For instance, he’s long (falsely) painted Hillary Clinton, his 2016 presidential rival, as a criminal who should be locked up. That claim, incredibly, may prove one of the keys to locking him up. He also once said that having a president who’s been indicted would be bad for the nation. Welp.
As per CNN, at a campaign rally on November 5, 2016 — shortly before his historic win — he mused to a Reno, Nevada crowd about what would happen if a sitting president was brough up on criminal charges, as he would be some seven years later.
“We could very well have a sitting president under felony indictment and ultimately a criminal trial,” Trump thundered. “It would grind government to a halt.”
The rally was held mere days after then-FBI director James Comey opened up an investigation into Clinton’s alleged mishandling of classified information — an investigation that ultimately put her in the clear.
Jump to 2023, and Trump has been accused of the same crime, only with more damning proof — including him basically confessing to the crime on national television.
It wasn’t the first time Trump warned about the dangers of a sitting commander-in-chief being brought up on criminal charges. A few days before, during a rally in Concord, North Carolina on November 3, he said much the same thing.
“If she were to win, it would create an unprecedented Constitutional crisis that would cripple the operations of our government,” Trump said. “She is likely to be under investigation for many years, and also it will probably end up – in my opinion – in a criminal trial. I mean, you take a look. Who knows? But it certainly looks that way.
“She has no right to be running, you know that,” he added. “No right.”
It’s worth noting those rallies were in big cities. Nowadays he tends to make appearances in small towns, possibly because he knows he can no longer summon the same big crowds.
Kenny Omega has spent the last four years since headlining AEW’s first pay-per-view scratching, clawing, and doing everything he can to remain in the conversation as the best pro wrestler in the world.
Omega put on a match of the year candidate against Will Ospreay for the IWGP United States Heavyweight Title earlier this year, but with Forbidden Door around the corner, he felt the pressure to deliver in the rematch. Being on Canadian soil in an AEW ring, and with so many other great matches on the card, Omega says he wanted to be in the same conversation as guys like Bryan Danielson and Kazuchika Okada, who were slated to main event the show.
So on a night where greats like Danielson, Okada, MJF, Jon Moxley, and CM Punk took their respective places across the Forbidden Door card, it was Omega, alongside a perfect dance partner in Ospreay, who did everything they could to set their match apart from the crowd.
“I feel that magic when I’m in there with Will. I feel that pressure to perform, to deliver, to give the type of performance that I guess I’m known for. So I’m thankful for people on the planet like Will who can awaken that part in me, that as time goes by, it is harder to summon,” Omega told Uproxx Sports.
“Will had his moment in the sun. But I’m proud of the performance. I’m proud of everything that I was able to do in preparation for the match, the sacrifices to keep my mind in a good place for that match. So I was firing on all cylinders. Before the match, during the match, and I’d say after it was all done, I lost this belt. You are that guy now, Will, I’m just going to kind of let it go.”
Omega also went in-depth on the move that drew visceral responses, the Tiger Driver 91.
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“That’s what I do,” Omega said. “There were a number of things that were designed to elicit a response from people, whether it be positive or negative. But I wanted to take people on an emotional rollercoaster.”
Omega played into his injury background, spending more than eight months on the shelf in 2022, before making his grand return alongside The Elite late last year.
“Hopefully it leaves fans questioning is he okay? It’s all about the match. We’re battling in that ring and I want you to go along for the ride with us. If they thought everything else in that match was just the worst shit they’ve ever seen in their life, but that one moment, got them for a second, ‘He’s not going to kick out, he’s not going to get up, they better get the gurney, call in the fucking airlift,’ that’s perfect. And if I had a whole match of those types of reactions, even better,” Omega said.
“It’s all part of my job, it’s all part of my profession. These are things that I take a lot of pride in and I think that’s why when I went into this match, there’s a lot of physical and mental preparation that goes into it because I was really preparing myself to wow the crowd to this kind of level.”
Omega said he knew such an emotional response was coming specifically from that move, but he doesn’t think it’s from people looking out for his best interests.
“People that wanted to shit on something or people that want to frown upon something, or for people that want to say, well, if it were me, I wouldn’t have done that. I didn’t get to where I was by being able to do things that everyone else could do. I realized, and I recognized that I do have special talents that maybe not everyone else can do,” Omega said.
“Without revealing too much, I think a lot about my health. I think a lot about life after wrestling. I think a lot about my current life. I think about next week’s Dynamite and the week after that. I would never do something I didn’t trust myself in performing 100 percent.”
Omega’s life after wrestling is to be determined. But it wouldn’t be surprising to see him build off the successful launch of AEW’s first video game, Fight Forever, earlier this week. He was heavily involved in the game from ideation to execution, spending countless hours on business calls and creative meetings despite living in the Japan time zone. With his finger prints all over the game, it’s no wonder why it plays much like AEW’s presence in the current wrestling environment — something that feels different from other major promotions.
“I think that if [the game] can stand apart as something different, but something special and something that people enjoy and that is fun, then it’s kind of mission successful,” Omega said. “We had to build something new from the ground up and it was very hard to get everything that we wanted. You can only get what’s possible and what time and budget allow for.”
AEW is for the bold. AEW is for the fearless. AEW is for those who know, that deep inside, they are ELITE.
While the game was released last week, Omega admits there’s more to come.
“There is always going to be additions to this game. You haven’t seen anything yet. You’ve seen a little bit, but you haven’t seen a lot of things that I’m very excited for,” he continued.
“There’s something in particular coming up that, it’s sort of been leaked a little bit, so the Stadium Stampede mode I’m very excited for and I think people are going to have a lot of fun. It’s something so incredibly unique and I think it’s going to be great. The roster, we’re going to add bodies to the roster as well. Custom parts for create a wrestler, all that stuff. I can’t wait to share more announcements with people and to see more of the roster, more match types and see the videos turn up online for how people are enjoying it.”
Not officially announced yet but apparently AEW: Fight Forever has an online Stadium Stampede match type using the Battle Pass!
“A Battle Royale style mode pitting together up to 30 players at once. Fight within a massive stadium and aim to be the last wrestler standing!” pic.twitter.com/25FfrSN1Ql
Omega added that with the relationships AEW has with New Japan Pro Wrestling and Ring of Honor, there are “a lot more possibilities for what we can include and what we can design for the game.”
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With Forbidden Door and Fight Forever’s release in the rearview, there’s no slowing down for Omega. He’ll instead turn his attention to All In from Wembley in August, followed by All Out in Chicago a week later.
“When you go into the building, it doesn’t hit you until you actually arrive and you see the ring, and you see the empty chairs, and you see the setup and the ramp and the screens. I’ve been in front of 10, 20, 40,000 people, and I’ve been to arenas and stadiums all over the world. So, how is it going to be when we’re in front of 70, 80,000, possibly more people (at All In)? I don’t know. But I know that it’s going to feel really special when I walk into that stadium before all the fans are in the building,” Omega said.
“I feel like the atmosphere and those situations allow you to go to a place on the inside. And I think that Wembley is probably going to be very similar in that regard, where I will be prepared to a certain degree, and then being in that environment is going to allow me to ascend to an even higher place.”
Omega says this feels like a bit of an experiment for AEW while the promotion’s stadium show draws WrestleMania comparisons. He’s never taken part in an experience like this, with two shows connected across the ocean a week apart. How they differentiate All In from All Out remains to be seen, but Omega believes there should be a “heavy focal point on both shows.”
“Not to say that it should be a split roster and you see completely different people on both shows, but I do think that there needs to be matches that are featured and very special for one evening. And I think you need matches that are featured and are very special at the other one,” Omega said.
“I want every show to kind of have its place in history as a special moment. I do think that it helps to sort of spread the opportunities out. We have such a large roster of so many individuals that are very special in this business. If you’re just using the same 20, 30 guys over and over and over again you’re going to have a lot of these special athletes just sitting on the sidelines waiting for their chance to perform. But I think for sure you’re going to see some people on one show that aren’t on another. And I look at that in a positive way because I do want the AEW fans or just fans of wrestling to be able to see more faces.”
All In takes place live from Wembley Stadium on August 27 in London, while All Out takes place a week later on September 4 from Chicago.
Many people played sports growing up and some continue to play as adults on recreational teams in their cities. Usually teams are split between girls and boys, even as adults but there’s one team out there creating a safe space for transgender players. Team Trans is a hockey team made up of hundreds of people and they play competitively in LGBTQ tournaments across the country.
But with Team Trans, the members are able to create a safe environment for trans and nonbinary people to compete in a sport that they enjoy. There’s no one telling them who can and can’t play on their team based on someone else’s opinion. They make the rules and they’re having fun.
When the team sat down with Good Morning America, some of the members discussed the importance of Team Trans and how it changed their lives.
“I actually stopped playing hockey when I began my transition. The first time I stepped back on the ice was in Las Vegas with Team Trans and it reignited my love for the sport,” Keira Wiele tells GMA. “It was a life changing experience for me and continues to be a life changing experience for me.”
“We’re doing this for joy. We’re doing this to have fun. That’s it. That’s all it is,” Sarah Antaya says. “We just want to exist and we want to do all of these fun things in our amazing world that all of us want to do.”
Baby animals are just adorable no matter what animal it is unless they’re the frogs hatching off of the back of a mama frog, I will never be able to unsee that. Aside from those frog back babies, there’s something about baby animals that make you want to let out a long “awww” while you thing about all the ways you wish you could snuggle them.
This also may be the reason that people will risk their own lives to save baby animals they see In the wild struggling. Some sort of protection instinct kicks in and you just have to go save the little baby. With the convenience of having tiny cameras in our pockets at all times, we’re catching more of these rescues on film.
One woman filmed her husband saving a baby deer, a fawn for you fancy people. The little deer was following its mom and somehow found itself trapped behind a chainlink fence unable to reach the safety of its mother. That’s when the woman’s husband comes in.
The man stopped the car and jumped the fence to rescue the deer that was running frantically back and forth trying to escape the chainlink barrier. His wife can be heard off camera sweet talking the deer who is too far away to hear as she films her husband and checks back on the mama deer who looks at the situation from the edge of the woods. Eventually the man makes it over the fence and another driver stops to help. They both chase the fawn until the woman’s husband finally grabs it and carries the struggling baby back towards its mom.
As soon as they reach safety, the deer is placed in the grass where it takes off running and the two deer disappear into the tree line. The sweet rescue can be seen below.
The love a mom has for her babies transcends species. Part of what makes seeing other creatures show tenderness for their young so touching is that it reminds us of how connected we all are through this powerful, almost otherworldly feeling.
That’s why it’s no surprise that a video showing a proud mama cow showing off her newborn calf stole millions of hearts online.
The video comes from BreeAnne Clowdus of The Good Place Farm in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, and shows her cow Milkshake (isn’t that the cutest cow name ever?) lead her through a meadow to introduce her precious new edition.
Clowdus had never missed a birth before, but ended up being away from the farm for 24 hours prior. So when Milkshake saw her approach, she could barely contain her excitement.
Finally we see an absolutely gorgeous little calf nestled safely in the grass. Seriously, people were calling her the “Gigi Hadid of cows.”
As if the scene weren’t idyllic enough, Clowdus then spotted a rainbow painted across the sky in a perfect arch.
It’s hard to tell what’s more heartwarming, the look of sweet satisfaction on Milkshake’s face, or the loving praise coming from Clowdus.
Lots of folks were also floored by how strong a bond Clowdus had with her cows. “Those babies are so loved by you,” one person noted, “and I can see they love you so much too.”
But of course, the best comment belongs to @evanderthecat, who wrote “Your milkshake births her calves in the yard,” thus making a 2000s pop reference we all secretly wanted.
Unlike cats and dogs, we often have this emotional disconnect when it comes to cows. But in reality, they are wonderfully sentient and empathetic social creatures. They can feel both happiness and sadness, they have their own personalities, and enjoy play and close friendships just like us. They deserve to be treated by all of us with the same kind of care that Clowdus clearly bestows upon her bovine fam.
You can catch even more adorable cow footage on Good Place Farm’s TikTok and Instagram.
Even though Los Angeles and San Francisco are both in California, they are still 380 miles apart, which either involves an hour-and-fifteen-minute-long flight or a roughly 7-hour drive.
An engineer in Los Angeles named Bill got accepted into a one-year master’s degree program at Cal Berkeley but was put off by the idea of paying the astronomical rent in the Bay Area. Berkeley is located just north of Oakland in the East Bay, where the average rent is over $3500 a month.
Bill had an affordable place in L.A. and a job waiting for him when he finished school, so he decided he would do the unthinkable to most people, commute to school and back.
“I was living in LA comfortably. I got accepted into a one-year MEng program (technically August 2022-May 2023). I knew I would go back to LA after graduation because I want to go back to my previous employer once I graduate,” he shared on Reddit’s Berkeley subforum. “I love flying and I have a lot of frequent flyer miles/points from credit card sign up bonus/flying over the past few years. Bay area rent is expensive in general, and my program is only 10 months, so I thought I could get it through commuting by plane.”
Bill had classes three days a week on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, but he booked flights for five days a week in case he had a meeting or an event he had to attend.
“If I don’t need to come to campus that Tu/Th, I just cancel the tickets the night before and get a full refund. I have elite status with Alaska and Southwest, both offer a valuable perk called same-day change,” Bill said.
On a typical Monday and Wednesday during the fall schedule, when classes started at 10 am, he would wake up at 3:40 am in Los Angeles and drive to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) for a 6:00 Alaska Airlines flight to San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Upon arriving in the Bay, he would take the BART light-rail train to campus. For his 8 am Friday class, he would take the 5:30 am Southwest Flight to Oakland International Airport.
“If I’m hanging out with friends or working on hw/projects with cohort for a bit longer in the library, I would take the last flight home (905pm OAK-LAX on Southwest or 1030pm SFO-LAX on Alaska),” he continued. “But normally I would take the 6pm or 7pm flight and reach home around 930pm.”
Bill completed the degree program in 10 months, and the total cost for transportation was less than two months of rent living in Berkeley.
Total Cost:
$5592.66, with $671.29 on BART, $520.00 on parking, $1948.27 on gas, $39.96 on inflight wifi, $1552.10 on Alaska, 407500 Alaska miles, $758.24 on Southwest, 156945 Southwest points, $71.30 on United, 5500 United miles, $15.60 on Avianca, 6500 Avianca miles, $15.90 on Spirit. 114 trips, 238 flights, 92089 miles flown, spent 75955 minutes on my commute, equivalent to 52.75 24-hr days.
But most importantly, Bill got his degree, and according to Fox 5 San Diego, he is now working full-time as a transportation engineer. He hopes to one day become Secretary of the U.S. Transportation Department, like Pete Buttigieg.
“This is probably one of the craziest things I’ve done in my life, and I’m so glad I made it through, without missing any classes,” Bill said. “That itself is a miracle.”
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