Archive: 2025/09
Winnipeg Jets aim to shatter 11‑year Presidents’ Trophy curse vs. Blues
Winnipeg Jets chase a historic double as they aim to break an 11‑year Presidents' Trophy curse against the St. Louis Blues, with franchise records and playoff odds on the line.
MoreCamp Nou reopening delay: Why Barcelona vs Valencia moved to Johan Cruyff Stadium
Barcelona smashed Valencia 6-0—but did it in front of just 6,000 fans at the Johan Cruyff Stadium. The club is still waiting on permits to reopen the renovated Camp Nou, forcing a temporary move. With a Champions League home date looming against PSG on October 1, pressure is building behind the scenes. The holdup is bureaucratic, not football-related.
MoreBuffalo Bills stun Ravens 41-40 with 15-point fourth-quarter rally in season opener
Down 15 with four minutes left, the Bills rode Josh Allen’s late surge to edge the Ravens 41-40 on Sunday Night Football. A tipped TD to Keon Coleman, a key defensive stand, and Matt Prater’s walk-off 32-yarder sealed it. Derrick Henry gashed Buffalo for 169 yards and two scores, but the comeback held. It’s a dramatic start to the Bills’ final season at Highmark Stadium.
MoreWuthering Heights poster teases a fierce Margot Robbie–Jacob Elordi romance and a stormier take on Brontë
Warner Bros. dropped the first poster for Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The gothic look nods to classic Hollywood while promising a darker, psychological spin. A trailer arrived alongside the poster. The film opens in the US and UK on February 13, 2026—Valentine’s weekend.
MoreKerry Katona age-gap relationship sparks fresh debate about celebrity love and double standards
Kerry Katona’s romance is back in headlines for its age gap, stirring the same culture-war debate that follows many celebrity couples. Why do tabloids fixate on age differences, and why does backlash intensify when the older partner is a woman? Here’s how the media frames these stories, what the public gets wrong, and how to read the coverage critically.
MoreGlasgow mallet attack: Teen admits classroom assault that left student with brain injury
A 17-year-old has admitted assaulting a 16-year-old with a wooden mallet during a woodwork class at Cardonald College in Glasgow, causing a fractured skull and brain bruising. The incident began with sawdust being thrown and escalated when a wooden block was hurled. The attacker struck twice to the head. He pleaded guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court. Both teens are protected by reporting restrictions.
MoreThe Guest: BBC sets 1 September premiere for Eve Myles thriller
BBC One will premiere The Guest, a four-part psychological thriller starring Eve Myles and Gabrielle Creevy, on Monday 1 September 2025 at 9pm. All episodes will drop on BBC iPlayer the same night. The series explores a toxic, co-dependent bond between a cleaner and her enigmatic employer. Filmed in Cardiff in late 2024, it’s a co-production between BBC Cymru Wales and Quay Street Productions.
MoreErik ten Hag 'Bayer Leverkusen sacking' rumor debunked
A viral claim says Erik ten Hag was sacked by Bayer Leverkusen. There’s no evidence. Verified reports only confirm his dismissal by Manchester United in Oct 2024 after a poor run, including heavy losses to Liverpool and Tottenham, with the final call after a 2-1 defeat to West Ham. Leverkusen issued no statement, and top German outlets reported nothing.
MoreRayo Vallecano 1-1 Barcelona: VAR outage and Pérez volley halt champions’ perfect start
Rayo Vallecano held Barcelona to a 1-1 draw in Madrid, stopping the champions’ perfect start. Lamine Yamal scored from a disputed penalty with VAR offline, before Fran Pérez smashed in a far-post volley to level it. Rayo’s pace and pressing repeatedly exposed Barcelona’s high line, with Joan García making five saves. Barça head into the international break fourth; Rayo sit 10th.
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