Palmeiras v Botafogo: Club World Cup, last 16 – live

Amid Sean "Diddy" Combs' ongoing sex trafficking trial, his son Christian "King" Combs dropped a new EP featuring a track called "Diddy Free" with Kanye West—who also executive produced the project. The song appears to rally behind Diddy, who’s pleaded not guilty but faces life in prison if convicted. Adding another layer, Ye’s daughter is also featured on the EP, making this a high-profile family affair.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another celebrity collab—it’s music with a loaded backstory. King Combs’ release doubles as a public show of support for his embattled father, while Kanye’s involvement (and courthouse appearance) keeps the drama magnetized. For fans, it’s a mix of new music and real-life soap opera; for critics, it’s another example of art intersecting with controversy. Either way, it’s a conversation starter.

Glastonbury 2025’s Saturday lineup is bursting with big names—Raye, Haim, Pulp, Kneecap, and Charli XCX are just a few of the acts set to light up Worthy Farm. There’s even a last-minute switch with Skepta stepping in for Deftones, while Neil Young tops the bill on the Pyramid Stage. Meanwhile, Japanese folk artist Ichiko Aoba shares how childhood loneliness led her to craft intricate musical worlds inspired by Studio Ghibli and Disney.

Editor’s Note: Glastonbury’s Saturday lineup is a dream for music lovers, blending established legends with fresh talent—plus a surprise replacement to keep things spicy. The nod to Ichiko Aoba’s backstory adds a touching layer, reminding us how art often springs from personal struggles. Whether you’re there in person or following along live, it’s a day packed with must-see moments.

It's game time in the U21 European Championship final as England and Germany face off in a high-stakes clash. England are defending their title, and the atmosphere is electric—national anthems are done, the teams are on the pitch, and the action is about to begin. If you're following along, you'll get live updates, and there’s even a rundown of the tournament’s top performers to check out.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another youth tournament—it’s a showcase of future stars and a fierce rivalry with bragging rights on the line. For football fans, it’s a chance to see who might break into senior teams next, and for England, it’s about proving their youth development is still ahead of the curve. Plus, who doesn’t love a tense final?

It's game day for Benfica and Chelsea in the Club World Cup last 16, with live updates streaming in from North Carolina. Chelsea’s coach Enzo Maresca sounds upbeat, talking up his team’s motivation and fresh legs—especially praising young striker Liam Delap, who might just be one to watch.

Editor’s Note: For football fans, this is a high-stakes clash with global bragging rights on the line. Chelsea’s momentum and Maresca’s optimism could hint at an exciting match—or set up a dramatic underdog story if Benfica pulls off a surprise. Either way, it’s a showcase of top-tier talent.

A 20-year-old woman got a scary surprise at New York’s Jones Beach when she was likely bitten by a young shark while standing in waist-deep water. Thankfully, her injuries—minor cuts on her leg and foot—weren’t serious, and officials couldn’t track down the shark afterward.

Editor’s Note: Shark encounters are rare but grab headlines when they happen, especially near crowded beaches. While this bite was minor, it’s a reminder that even in familiar waters, wildlife can surprise us—and officials are quick to reassure beachgoers without causing panic.