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Roomies, Mo’Nique is once again making it very clear she’s not here for how some of Hollywood’s most powerful voices handle stories about the late Whitney Houston. And this time, she’s directly addressing Oprah Winfrey in a conversation that’s reigniting old tensions and sparking fresh debate online.RELATED: Aht! Aht! Gayle King Denies Romance Rumors With BFF Oprah Winfrey & Reveals How Much They Once Bothered HerMo’Nique Calls Out Oprah For Sharing Whitney Houston MomentDuring a recent appearance on the ‘My Husband Is My Best Friend’ YouTube channel, Mo’Nique responds to questions about Oprah Winfrey revisiting a moment involving Whitney Houston…

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Roomies, y’all already know that GloRIlla’s sister, Victoria ‘BroRIlla’ Woods always says exactly what’s on her mind. This time, she has social media popping OFF after she shared her thoughts on Donald Trump and she made it crystal clear that nobody could ever make her hate him.RELATED: Can’t Stop The Motion! GloRilla’s Sister Glow-Up Has The Timeline Double Tapping Her Latest Looks (PHOTOS)BroRilla Makes Her Feelings About Trump Crystal ClearRecently, Victoria ‘BroRilla’ Woods dropped a video on social media saying she’s standing ten toes behind Trump, no matter how anybody feels. She said she thinks he’s actually the best president…

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The Diamondbacks officially released veteran first baseman Carlos Santana, according to the MLB.com transaction log. That was expected after he was designated for assignment on Wednesday. Santana signed a $2MM free agent deal leading up to Spring Training. A switch-hitter who is better from the right side, he signed to take a short side platoon job alongside Pavin Smith. Santana only played in eight games before suffering an adductor strain on April 5. He spent the next two and a half months on the injured list. The D-Backs sent Santana on a rehab assignment on June 5. Position players can spend…

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90 Day Fiancé alum Jasmine Pineda has been ordered to pay her ex-husband Gino Palazzolo spousal support after their divorce was finalized. According to legal documents obtained by Us Weekly on Friday, June 26, the court ordered that Pineda, 39, will need to pay Palazzolo, 57, $20,000 in spousal support. The documents state that the “defendant shall pay this amount at five hundred dollars ($500) a month for a period of forty (40) months. Spousal support will commence on the first day of the month after the Judgment of Divorce is granted, which is July 1, 2026.” In the division…

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Major League Cricket (MLC) 2026 witnessed yet another spellbinding bowling display on Thursday as USA pacer Jasdeep Singh ripped through the Washington Freedom (WF) batting lineup during their clash against Seattle Orcas (SO). Chasing a daunting target of 228, Freedom required a strong start from their experienced top order, but Jasdeep had other plans as he dismantled the opposition with a sensational new-ball spell.The right-arm seamer extracted sharp movement off the surface and consistently troubled the batters with his scrambled-seam deliveries. After removing Steven Smith earlier in the innings, Jasdeep returned for his second over and produced two absolute gems…

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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! The classiest ladies don’t lounge in old T-shirts and sweatpants. They do what Jennifer Lopez just did: wear coordinated outfit sets that are just as comfortable but much more polished. Somehow, we found Lopez’s two-piece style on sale for just $43! Strolling out of her Paris hotel, Lopez made a loose beige lounge set look like front-row couture, especially since she finished it off with a mini Birkin bag. With relaxed shoulders, wide-leg pants and a creamy neutral palette that flatters any…

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By Zoe Lukowich Global News Posted June 26, 2026 11:27 pm Updated June 26, 2026 11:28 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Investigators are continuing to piece together what led to the Montreal shooting on Monday, June 22. One Lethbridge, Alta., neighbour of Seth Scott Hatfield, the man accused in the shooting, says she saw Hatfield in passing, but never knew him.“He wasn’t very approachable. Kept to himself, really,” said neighbour Anika Medema.Medema, among other residents, was shocked by an increased police presence in their townhouse complex on Tuesday, the day after the shooting.…

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While it may be a production from more than 400 years ago, William Shakespeare’s King Lear will be appearing in Lethbridge, Alta., parks, along with other venues, for the first time. The Lethbridge Shakespeare Performance Society (LSPS) is celebrating 15 years with their inaugural attempt at the classic play this summer.“It will be the usual multi-venue experience for audiences but with King Lear,” said Shelley Scott, director of the performance.Shakespeare in the Park has become a favourite across southern Alberta over recent years, proving the classics never go away.“420 years later, we’re still doing his shows. Why? Because they still…

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Descrease article font size Increase article font size For the second straight NHL draft, the Winnipeg Jets have selected a Swedish player in the first round. With the eighth overall pick, the Jets selected five-foot-nine centre Viggo Bjorck, who played with Djurgardens in the SHL, recording 15 points in 42 games.Bjorck was also one of Sweden’s top players at the World Junior Hockey Championship, picking up nine points in seven games and helping Sweden win gold.“I think I’m a competitive player. I play big, even though I’m not the tallest,” Bjorck told reporters following the draft. “I try and be…

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Amidst a week of attention on major music festivals and City of Calgary noise policies, a coalition of local festivals has quietly been meeting with city councillors to share concerns around mounting costs. The group, which includes annual city staples like GlobalFest and the Calgary International BluesFest, has met with several city councillors as conversations are in “early days.”“There are just a number of barriers that are making it increasingly more difficult for organizations, for us to do the work we’re doing,” said Ken Goosen with the Global Mosaic Alberta Society, the organization behind GlobalFest.GlobalFest moved from Elliston Park in…

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