Jose Mourinho is ready to embark on a new journey with Fenerbahce, signing a two-year deal with the Turkish Super Lig club. The agreement, including an option for an extension, comes as Fenerbahce seeks to reclaim its glory after narrowly missing out on this season's title. Mourinho's celebrated managerial experience is set to invigorate the club's ambitions, especially with their upcoming Champions League campaign.
As Pride Month begins, LGBTQ+ advocates review the year's global progress and setbacks, with significant developments in legislative measures, healthcare protections, and marriage equality. The year saw an increase in discriminatory bills in the U.S. and important advances in countries like Estonia and Greece. Activists remain vigilant in protecting their rights in a changing global landscape.
Eminem's infamous alter-ego, Slim Shady, makes a dazzling return with 'Houdini,' a new single and music video. The track is speculated to be part of his upcoming album, The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce). Featuring appearances by stars like Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, the music video includes rich references to both his career and pop culture.
The untimely death of Grayson Murray by suicide has deeply affected the golf community, leading players to reflect on their mental health struggles. The ordeal has prompted golfers like Charles Penny to advocate for self-reflection, kindness, and seeking help when needed, highlighting the dual nature of golf as both a stress reliever and a source of stress.
Residents of a neighborhood in Congo are fighting against severe pollution from the Metssa Congo lead factory. Suffering from lead poisoning and chronic health issues, they have taken legal action for the factory's closure. Despite temporary suspension, the residents continue battling toxic exposure while the case is under review.
Tiwa Savage, a renowned singer, revealed that her initial music videos were banned from TV due to perceived indecency and she was prohibited from performing at concerts for similar reasons. Despite these early challenges, Savage's determination helped her build a massive fanbase and continued success. Recently, she announced a movie project inspired by an unexpected idea.
Around 6,500 overseas Singaporeans mistakenly received an e-mail saying they had successfully registered to vote from abroad due to a programming error by the Elections Department. The ELD confirmed there was no data breach and the issue has been rectified. This incident underlines the crucial need for accuracy in electoral processes, especially with an upcoming general election by November 2025.
Grayson Murray, a 30-year-old American golfer and two-time PGA Tour winner, tragically passed away from suicide. His parents revealed the heartbreaking news, emphasizing the love from family, friends, and the golfing community. This sudden loss highlights the unexpected fragility of life and the support surrounding him.
Manchester United's manager, Erik ten Hag, has expressed his frustration over the unrealistic expectations placed on the club as rumors of his sacking swirl. As the team faces a challenging season and a crucial FA Cup final, ten Hag admits the season has been underwhelming but calls for a realistic perspective. Former Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel is speculated to be a potential replacement.
Celebrate Africa Day with a special giveaway featuring Bayab Gin and Vusa Vodka. Created by Spearhead Spirits founders Chris Frederick and Damola Timeyin, these spirits highlight unique African ingredients. South African residents over 18 can enter to win this exclusive hamper, with winners selected at random.
The Dallas Mavericks edged past the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals by three points. Despite a poor shooting night, the Mavericks capitalized on Minnesota's struggles. Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving were key to Dallas' victory, combining for 63 points. Minnesota must rethink their defense to stand a chance in Game 2.
The North West High Court is reviewing an application to revoke the bail granted to ANC MP Sibusiso Kula, accused of murdering his wife. The State claims Kula breached bail conditions by contacting witnesses and trying to influence their statements. Kula was released on R50,000 bail but is now facing potential revocation due to these allegations.