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'The Girls' Star Natalie Halcro Grabs Dinner with Mike Majlak ... Cameras Rolling!!! Published April 28, 2026 3:27 PM PDT Natalie Halcro is stepping back into the dating scene and she's doing it with YouTuber
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A video of Sydney Sweeney has gone viral that appears to show her caught on camera, letting out a squeaker while working on "Euphoria" ... but TMZ has learned it ain't legit. Here's the deal
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"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Orange County spinoff already has cameras rolling ... as the brand new bunch has been recently spotted, with a full crew in tow. Production crews have been spotted all
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Ice Spice has enough birthday cake to keep the public satisfied for the rest of Taurus season ... showing off her booty and declaring she's dessert! The rapper shared a series of photos prominently featuring
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Mike Vrabel Wife Still Hasn't Taken Ring Off!!! Published April 28, 2026 2:30 PM PDT Jen Vrabel appears to be keeping one thing intact amid her husband Mike Vrabel's drama -- her wedding ring. Check
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Donald Trump's picture will soon appear in some US passports, officials said Tuesday, shattering another norm as the president aggressively puts his personal stamp on government institutions. The State Department, following reports by Fox News and The Bulwark, confirmed it would offer a limited-edition passport to mark this year's 250th anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence. The articles included two images set to appear inside the passports, one of Trump's official photo imposed over the Declaration of Independence, with his signature -- in gold -- underneath.The second showed a historic painting of the US Founding Fathers. "As the United States celebrates America's 250th anniversary in July, the State Department is preparing to release a limited number of specially designed US passports to commemorate this historic occasion," State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said on X, linking to the Fox News piece. Another State Department official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the Trump-themed passports would only be available in Washington "for as long as there is availability" and at no additional cost.It was not immediately clear if passport applicants could refuse the special edition. There are few modern precedents anywhere in the world, let alone in a democracy, of sitting leaders' pictures appearing in passports, with most countries preferring to depict historical imagery or nature.Current US passports depict multiple scenes from the country's history such as the Moon landing along with historic sites such as the Statue of Liberty. Since returning to office last year, Trump has slapped his name and image on government institutions in an unprecedented way. Several government buildings in the capital have put up banners of the president, while officials have added his name onto the Kennedy Center performing arts center and the dismantled US Institute of Peace.Last month the Treasury Department also said Trump's signature would soon start appearing on the dollar, in another first. Britain and other Commonwealth countries feature on their currency the likeness of King Charles III, who is a head of state without direct involvement in politics. The king met with Trump on Tuesday during a state visit to Washington.
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Britain yesterday sought to uphold a ban on pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action, which it has designated a terrorist organisation, after a court ruling that the move unlawfully interfered with freedom of expression. Palestine Action, which had increasingly targeted Israel-linked defence companies in Britain with a particular focus on Israel’s largest defence firm Elbit Systems, was proscribed under terrorism laws last year. London’s High Court ruled in February that the ban was unlawful, although it remains in force pending the outcome of the government’s appeal, which began yesterday. Lawyers for Britain’s interior minister, Shabana Mahmood, told the Court of Appeal that the finding that the ban had a significant impact on freedom of expression was “overstated and wrong”.Huda Ammori, who co-founded Palestine Action in 2020 and brought the successful challenge, argues proscription has imposed “severe restrictions on the fundamental free speech and assembly rights of vast numbers of people”. Palestine Action was banned shortly after a June break-in at the Royal Air Force’s Brize Norton air base, in which activists damaged two military planes.More than 2,700 people have since been arrested for holding signs in support of Palestine Action, though charges could be dropped if the High Court’s ruling is upheld. After February’s decision, London’s Metropolitan Police said it would pause arrests while reviewing its position, but resumed enforcement earlier this month, arresting over 500 people.The High Court’s decision was announced shortly after six people charged over the 2024 raid on Elbit were all acquitted of aggravated burglary.
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World Cup players who cover their mouths during confrontations with opponents will face a red card as part of a new initiative aimed at combating racism, world governing body FIFA said yesterday. In a statement following a meeting of the International Football Association Board (IFAB) in Vancouver, FIFA confirmed that the rule was one of two law changes that would be introduced at this year’s World Cup. “At the discretion of the competition organiser, any player covering their mouth in a confrontational situation with an opponent may be sanctioned with a red card,” FIFA said in a statement. The new rule follows controversy earlier this year when Benfica winger Gianluca Prestianni was accused of racially abusing Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior during a Champions League game in February. Prestianni was accused of calling Vinicius a “monkey” repeatedly while covering his mouth. Prestianni denied racially abusing Vinicius but was later banned for six matches - with three of those suspended - for “homophobic conduct”. In a separate law change to be enforced at the World Cup, FIFA said that red cards would also be introduced for players leaving the field of play in protest at a referee’s decision. “At the discretion of the competition organiser, the referee may sanction with a red card any player who leaves the field of play in protest at a referee’s decision,” FIFA said. “This new rule will also apply to any team official who incites players to leave the field of play.” FIFA said a team causing a game to be abandoned will forfeit the match. The move follows the uproar at this year’s final of the Africa Cup of Nations, when Senegal’s players, head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded a penalty in added time, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed. Senegal went on to win the final 1-0 in extra time, but were sensationally stripped of the title by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in a bombshell decision issued last month.
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Qatar’s beach volleyball stars Cherif Younousse and Ahmed Tijan stormed into the final of the Asian Beach Games — Sanya 2026 with a dominant straight-sets victory yesterday.The Qatari pair overpowered Thailand 2-0 (21-12, 21-14) in the semi-finals to set up a title clash against Iran, who advanced after defeating Oman in the other last-four encounter. Reflecting on the win, Tijan highlighted the team’s discipline and cohesion: “We approached the match against Thailand with strong focus from the very beginning and managed to impose our style of play. Our harmony on court made the difference. In matches like these, it’s crucial to minimize errors and make the most of every opportunity.” In handball, Qatar also booked a place in the final after a hard-fought 2-0 (13-8, 20-18) victory over Bahrain. The hosts controlled the first half, taking a solid 13-8 lead, but faced a tougher challenge in the second as Bahrain fought back to level the score at 18-18 in the closing moments. Abdulrazzaq Murad delivered the decisive blow, scoring the winning goal less than 30 seconds before the final whistle. Qatar will now meet Iran, who defeated Thailand, in the final. Meanwhile, Qatar’s men’s 3x3 basketball team comprised of Mohammed Bashir, Dejan Janic, Abdulrahman Saad, and Othman Deng advanced to the semi-finals with a 20-16 win over Iran. The team dictated the pace throughout, using aggressive offense and constant pressure to build and maintain their lead. They will face China in the semi-finals, while the Philippines take on Thailand in the other matchup.
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A Sudanese woman chooses a container filled with free food as part of the 'Community Kitchen' initiative, in Omdurman on April 21, 2026. KHALED DESOUKI / AFP Nearly two-thirds of South Sudan’s population — some 7.9 million people — face acute hunger, authorities said Tuesday, amid a resurgence of fighting between government and opposition forces. The violence is particularly intense in Jonglei State where government troops under President Salva Kiir have been battling militias allied to his longtime rival Riek Machar since December. Hundreds of thousands have been displaced in a country that was already among the poorest and the most corrupt in the world. “An estimated 7.9 million people will face high levels of acute food insecurity... Additional resources are urgently required,” said acting agriculture minister Lily Albino Akol at a press conference to release the latest food security report compiled by the government, the United Nations and NGOs. Four counties in Jonglei and Upper Nile states were at risk of famine, the UN said, with 2.2 million children under five projected to be acutely malnourished.The crisis was worsening despite billions of dollars in oil revenue and foreign assistance, said US embassy senior assistance coordinator Charles Vetter. “The transitional government continues to wage conflict throughout this country that is displacing people (and) continues to refuse to invest national resources in delivering public services,” Vetter said. “The continued obstruction, interference, theft and denial of access is limiting the effectiveness of anybody trying to help.” he added. The findings were “a warning and a roadmap,” said UN acting Humanitarian and Resident Coordinator Noala Skinner.“We must save lives now,” she said, calling on the government to urgently invest in agriculture, livelihoods and resilience.
