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Chloe Veitch might have woken up the green-eyed monster in many fans ... because she inspired some envy in this gorgeous green bikini! The model and media personality shared pics on a boat which perfectly
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D4vd's parents aren't surprised he's behind bars -- on suspicion of murdering Celeste Rivas -- but, they don't plan on giving up on their son .... TMZ has learned. Kent Schaffer -- the Texas-based attorney
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Logan Paul I'm Not Worried About Tom Brady Crashing My Mania Match!!! Published April 17, 2026 3:49 PM PDT Play video content LA Knight and The Uso's may be on Logan Paul's mind, but someone
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Sandra Lee Trouble in Paradise?!?! Out W/ No Engagement Ring Published April 17, 2026 2:46 PM PDT Play video content Sandra Lee's isn't exactly giving 'here comes the bride' ... in fact, her latest run-in
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Russia’s Andrey Rublev reacts after winning his Barcelona Open semi-final against Serbia’s Hamad Medjedovic Saturday. (AFP) Russian Andrey Rublev fought back to beat Hamad Medjedovic 3-6 6-2 6-2 in the Barcelona Open Saturday to reach his first final of the season where he will play Arthur Fils. Medjedovic, who came through the qualifiers, had stunned third seed Alex de Minaur in the last 16 and the Serbian came out swinging in the opening set, saving five break points to put one foot in the final. But Rublev recovered in the second set, improving on his second serve to level the match before dominating the third set on the back of a superb first serve as Medjedovic’s unforced error count climbed. After three semi-final exits this year, former world number five Rublev will play his first final since he lost in Hamburg 11 months ago. “Of course, I would like to (win the title). If it happens, it happens. If it doesn’t happen, we keep working, what can I do? Not much to say,” he said in an on-court interview. Fils was also forced to make a comeback as he beat Spanish teenager Rafael Jodar 3-6 6-3 6-2 to register a landmark 100th victory on the ATP Tour. Jodar, who won the Grand Prix Hassan II title this month, was on an eight-match win streak but he could not stop Fils from reaching his second final of the year. Fils lost to Carlos Alcaraz in the Doha final in February. Related Story
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The FEI Regional Group VII Finals for Juniors, Cadets, and Young Riders, featuring qualifiers from the 2025-2026 equestrian season, concluded at the Longines Arena in Al Shaqab after four days of competition. The event brought together more than 100 riders representing countries across the region, competing for a total prize purse of €318,000 and showcasing the next generation of equestrian talent.In the Junior Final of the Regional Group VII Individual category, the United Arab Emirates dominated the podium. Hasan Majed al-Nuaimi riding Grazie secured first place with a flawless performance, followed by compatriot Khaled Ahmad al-Mheiri aboard Feline Peguignon in second. Qatar’s Mohammed Hamza al-Kuwari riding Galatee de La Trigale finished third.In another Junior Final Individual class, Saleh Mufrrej al-Karbi of the UAE riding Espresso claimed first place ahead of Mohammad Saeed al-Ghurair on Hazel de Luxe, also representing the UAE, while Abdulhadi al-Kahtani of Saudi Arabia riding We'LL See completed the podium in third.In the Junior Individual Final, Kuwait’s Hussain al-Kharafi riding Gk C'Est Un Reve secured victory, while Qatar’s Ibrahim Yousuf al-Mahmoud on Perle Van Dorperheide finished second. Abdulla Khalid al-Julandani of Qatar riding Cavallina 13 placed third.In the Local Junior class at a height of 120cm, Qatar’s Khalid Nasser al-Khater riding Dancing Queen d'Ick took first place, followed by compatriots Mohammed Faisal al-Marri on Duke G in second and Ahmad Ali al-Jaber riding Riane TB in third.Commenting on the conclusion of the Group VII competitions, Sultan Mohammed al-Yahyai, President of FEI Regional Group VII, praised the high standard displayed throughout the event. “Over the course of four days at the Longines Arena in Al Shaqab, we witnessed outstanding levels of competition from riders in the junior, youth, and young adult categories. They demonstrated exceptional readiness and a clear ability to compete with confidence and skill. Several riders reached the podium multiple times, reflecting their improved performance and consistent level of performance,” he said.He added that the gathering extended beyond competition, providing an interactive environment that enabled riders from different countries to exchange experiences and enhance their technical skills.Sheikh Talal bin Khalid al-Thani, the tournament director, described the conclusion of the FEI Regional Group VII competitions as an important milestone in the continued development of equestrian sport in the region. He noted that Doha’s hosting of the tournament for the second consecutive year reflects the high level of confidence in Qatar’s organisational capabilities and infrastructure, as well as the country’s accumulated experience in staging major sporting events.Sheikh Talal added that this edition witnessed a qualitative step forward with the introduction of a dedicated class for riders under the age of 25, aimed at providing them with opportunities to compete in technically demanding competitions and supporting the long-term development of riders across all age groups.He emphasised that the team and individual competitions served not only as contests for medals, but also as a platform for identifying emerging talent in the region, strengthening the pathway for riders to progress to international championships.
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Hoffenheim’s Andrej Kramaric (second right) celebrates after scoring a penalty against Borussia Dortmund. (AFP) Bayern Munich edged closer to the Bundesliga title after Borussia Dortmund lost 2-1 at Hoffenheim, while pioneering Union Berlin coach Marie-Louise Eta was beaten on her debut.Second-placed Dortmund’s defeat leaves Bayern, who host Stuttgart Sunday, 12 points clear with a game in hand. The defending champions need just a point to claim their 35th German title. Club record goalscorer Andrej Kramaric converted two penalties, bringing his career total to 156 for Hoffenheim, to help the hosts move past Bayer Leverkusen into fifth spot. Unlike Dortmund, who have all but locked up second place, Hoffenheim still have plenty to play for as they chase a Champions League berth, and dominated proceedings in the opening half. Just before the break, Dortmund defender Niklas Suele fell awkwardly in the box and handled the ball. Kramaric converted the penalty as Suele was helped from the pitch with a knee injury. Substitute Serhou Guirassy pulled one back for the visitors but Hoffenheim were awarded another penalty in stoppage time, which Kramaric once more dispatched to grab victory. Dortmund have now lost their past two matches, having previously suffered just two defeats across the entire campaign. New Union coach Eta, the first female manager of a men’s team in the top five European leagues, suffered a setback on her debut, going down 2-1 at home to relegation battlers Wolfsburg. Appointed on an interim basis until the end of the season, Eta received a rapturous response from the home crowd when her name was announced pre-match. Union were quickly on the back foot when Patrick Wimmer scored after 11 minutes. Dzenan Pejcinovic added another just after the break to help Wolfsburg move two points behind St Pauli in the relegation play-off spot and six from safety. Union’s Oliver Burke scored a late goal but despite the defeat, the Berliners remain six points ahead of the relegation play-off spot with four games left to play this season. Leverkusen dropped to sixth after losing 2-1 at home against mid-table Augsburg. Patrik Schick headed Leverkusen in front after 12 minutes but Augsburg pegged them back just three minutes later when Fabian Rieder’s shot took a deflection off Jarell Quansah and went in. Rieder converted a penalty in the seventh minute of stoppage time to deal a hammer blow to Leverkusen’s top-four hopes. Elsewhere, Werder Bremen picked up crucial points in the battle to beat the drop, winning 3-1 at home to northern rivals Hamburg, who finished the match with nine men. Jens Stage bagged a double either side of a Robert Glatzel strike. Cameron Puertas added a late goal to help Bremen move five points clear of the bottom three and level with Hamburg. RB Leipzig moved five points clear of fifth spot with a 3-1 win at Eintracht Frankfurt. Related Story
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Napoli could concede the Serie A title to Inter Milan as soon as next week after falling to a 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Lazio. With five matches remaining in their respective league seasons the reigning champions trail Inter by 12 points following a poor display in Naples.Matteo Cancellieri's early tap-in set the tone at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, and Toma Basic made sure of a fine win for ninth-placed Lazio with another simple finish in the 57th minute.Lazio's performance was a good sign for their Italian Cup semi-final against Atalanta, which is delicately poised at 2-2 ahead of Wednesday's second leg in Bergamo. But it leaves Napoli counting the days until they officially concede the Scudetto, as if they fail to beat Cremonese and Inter win at Torino next weekend, the Scudetto will return north to Milan.Napoli could have even lost by more as in the 31st minute Vanja Milinkovic-Savic got his hands to an uncharacteristically poor penalty from Mattia Zaccagni, who then smashed over the rebound after slipping to the deck.That was the first time Zaccagni had failed to score from the penalty spot in Serie A but it made no difference to the final result. Napoli's title defence might effectively be over but Champions League qualification is still on the cards thanks to an eight-point lead on fifth-placed Como.Roma, in sixth, host Atalanta in the day's late match and can move to within six points of Napoli with a win. However Napoli have the better of the head-to-head record which decides the positions of teams who finish the season level on points.Roma also have problems of their own, with open conflict between coach Gian Piero Gasperini and Claudio Ranieri, who is a senior advisor to the Friedkin family, the capital club's billionaire American owners.Gasperini abandoned Friday's pre-match press conference on the verge of tears after speaking about Atalanta president Antonio Percassi, with whom Gasperini had a strong working relationship during his hugely successful nine years in Bergamo.Italian media have widely report one of Gasperini or Ranieri will be out the door come the end of the season, hardly the ideal backdrop as Roma head into a key clash against Gasperini's old club.Gasperini said his successes at Atalanta, which include winning the Europa League in 2024, were down to a 'club which was in sync with the coach', a clear hint he didn't believe he has that at Roma.
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The Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation organised Survival 1, the opening round of the 2026 Qatar Off Road Championship, in the challenging dunes of Sealine. The event featured a strong entry list of 42 competitors representing Qatar and several other nationalities, delivering an exciting and competitive start to the season.The demanding terrain tested both skill and endurance, producing intense competition across all classes. In Class 1, Ethan Lane secured first place with an outstanding performance and was also the Challenger category winner in his class. Alex Mcinnes finished in second place, followed by Michael Anderson in third. The Veteran Class victory went to Gregely Kis. In Class 2, Mansour al-Suwaidi claimed first place after a strong and consistent drive. Khalifa al-Bastaki secured second place and was also the Challenger category winner in his class, while Ali al-Marzouqi completed the podium in third position. The Veteran Class 2 was won by Mohammed al-Shamsi. The trophies were presented to the winners by Amro al-Hamad, Executive Director of QMMF, alongside Pedro Almeida, Clerk of the Course. The championship continues next week with Round 2 of the Qatar Off Road Championship, Baja 1 for cars and motorcycles, scheduled to take place on 25 April 2026. Related Story
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Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina returns the ball to Russia’s Mirra Andreeva (not in picture) during their semifinal match at the Women's Tennis Grand Prix WTA tournament in Stuttgart, southwestern Germany, on April 18, 2026. (AFP) Australian Open champion Elena Rybakina surged to a 7-5, 6-1 victory over teenager Mirra Andreeva Saturday and will face Karolina Muchova for the title in Stuttgart.Rybakina shook off any lingering fatigue from a late finish in Friday's quarter-final win over Leylah Fernandez to reach her third final of the year.Top seed Rybakina snatched a tight opening set by breaking Andreeva, who was 7-0 on clay this season and won in Linz last week, with the Russian serving to force a tie-break.She carried over that momentum to sweep into a 5-0 lead in the second set before closing out victory in 77 minutes."First set, we were going pretty even," said Rybakina. "I had some opportunities to go up but didn't take them. But I'm happy that in these important moments, my serve worked and I stayed aggressive."Then in the second set being up, I was more free to hit, to step in, to play even more aggressive."So I'm pretty happy with the performance. It was really solid. And I guess the three-hour match yesterday, it did help me today."Rybakina, who finished runner-up at Indian Wells last month, will have a chance on Sunday to regain the title she won two years ago and drive off with a second Porsche sports car -- the coveted prize awarded to the champion in Stuttgart.Muchova edged Elina Svitolina 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 earlier in the day to book her spot in the final.The world number 12 will play the first 500-level final of her career as she goes in search of a third WTA title.Muchova, the 2023 Roland Garros runner-up, got the edge over Svitolina to claim the opening set as she converted both break points against the Ukrainian.The seventh seed's serve deserted her somewhat in the next frame as Svitolina hit back by breaking Muchova three times to claim the second set.The crucial moment in the decider came in the ninth game as Muchova pounced on Svitolina's service game to get her nose in front at 5-4.That sole break was enough as Muchova then served out the match to love, sealing the deal with an ace out wide.
