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Brad Pitt's Son Knox Check Out My Own 'Fight Club!' Published June 6, 2026 9:30 AM PDT | Updated June 6, 2026 10:52 AM PDT Play video content Knox Jolie-Pitt is giving us major déjà vu
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Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva was already a tennis phenom at age 15. At 19, she’s a Grand Slam champion.The eighth-ranked Andreeva ended the run of 114th-ranked Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska by 6-3, 6-2 in the
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Abu Dhabi Family, Civil, and Administrative Cases Court rejected a lawsuit filed by a doctor demanding Dhs300,000 in material and moral compensation from a hotel management, in addition to fees, expenses, and attorney's fees.The plaintiff
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The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) expected Sunday's weather to be generally clear, with clouds appearing in the east, possibly convective in the afternoon, and a rise in temperatures.It will be humid at night and
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World championship leading teenager Kimi Antonelli continued his remarkable run of successes on Saturday by claiming pole position for Mercedes ahead of four-time champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.The 19-year-old Italian clocked one minute and 12.051 seconds to beat the Dutchman by 0.043 seconds in the final minute of a thrilling qualifying session that left both Ferraris on the second row of the grid.After four wins, Antonelli will be seeking to become the first Italian to win five consecutive races since Alberto Ascari achieved the feat for Ferrari in 1952 after extending Mercedes' run to six successive poles this year.Antonelli said he had produced "a magic lap"."It was so close with Max!" he said after securing his fourth pole of the season.Seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton was third ahead of Charles Leclerc, Isack Hadjar in the second Red Bull and Mercedes' George Russell, who is 43 points behind Antonelli in the drivers' title race.McLaren's Oscar Piastri outpaced team-mate and world champion Lando Norris to qualifying seventh.Antonelli's pole was the first by a Mercedes driver since Hamilton in 2019 and he became the first Italian to take pole in Monaco since Jarno Trulli in 2004.The session began in warm sunshine with a long queue weaving out of the pits to warm their tyres in preparation for a flying lap, albeit in heavy traffic.An early radio call from Hamilton to complain Leclerc was "backing into me" reflected the tension in the cockpits before Hadjar vented to his frustrations.Leclerc topped the early runs ahead of Norris and Hamilton while Russell toiled for a clean lap before Gabriel Bortoleto clipped a barrier at the chicane and came to a halt, causing a six-minute red flag stoppage.This left most drivers chasing a lap in the final seconds of Q1 while the main contenders stayed in the pits.Leclerc led the way into Q2 ahead of Verstappen and Antonelli while a lap from Sainz, in the added time, saw him claim 10th and avoid an early exit. Alonso outburst Out instead went the two Cadillacs, both Haas drivers and both Aston Martins, with two-time champion Fernando Alonso, 21st, making clear his distaste for the new 'hybrid era' cars."The worst generation of cars I have driven in Monaco,"he said."Hybrid cars should not be racing. Simple as that."After 21 previous appearances, including two wins and two poles, Alonso, at 44, is the most experienced Monaco driver on the grid.Verstappen led out for Q2, narrowly avoiding a pit-lane clash with Sainz before the precocious Antonelli set the pace in 1:12.778 ahead of Verstappen until Leclerc moved within 0.070 seconds of him.It was tight and changeable at the top as Red Bull burst into the frame, Verstappen going fastest in 1:12.499 to beat Antonelli by 0.205 with Hadjar third 0.223 adrift ahead of the Ferraris and McLarens.This time, both Williams and both Audis were eliminated along with Alpine's Franco Colapinto Racing Bulls' rookie Arvid Lindblad.Liam Lawson of Racing Bulls and Alpine's Pierre Gasly made the top ten shootout.The final ten had another chance to compose a perfect pole lap.Leclerc bailed out of his first flying run, but hit the sweet spot on his second to clock 1:12.351 and snatch provisional pole.In a sensational sequence, the celebrating Monegasque crowd were silenced as Verstappen clocked 1:12.094 before, Antonelli blew that away as the tension erupted in Italian euphoria around the Monte Carlo harbour. Related Story
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Chris Brown to Ex Diamond I Want Joint Custody of Our 4-Year-Old Daughter Published June 6, 2026 8:28 AM PDT | Updated June 6, 2026 9:20 AM PDT Chris Brown is fighting for joint custody of
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Marc Marquez delivered a masterclass performance to win Saturday’s MotoGP sprint at the Hungarian Grand Prix, leading from start to finish at Balaton Park despite telling fans just days earlier to 'forget' about him even fighting for a podium. The Ducati rider, who recently recovered from double surgery on his shoulder and foot last month, controlled the race from pole position to finish 1.548 seconds clear of KTM's Pedro Acosta. The victory also saw Marquez tie Jorge Martin's record of 18 sprint victories in MotoGP, capping a remarkable turnaround from his modest pre-race expectations on Thursday. 'If you're starting on the front row, it's a big help and then the strategy was to push in the beginning. That is when I'm feeling fresh and I survived in the end,' Marquez said after his third sprint victory of the season. 'So the strategy works in a better way. Tomorrow will be a longer race, let's see how we can manage.' Aprilia's championship leader Marco Bezzecchi finished third after starting sixth on the grid while Trackhouse rider Raul Fernandez came in fourth. MARQUEZ STORMS INTO LEAD When the lights went out, Marquez shot away from pole to lead into turn one ahead of Acosta, while Bezzecchi made a superb start to jump from sixth on the grid to third. Marquez wasted no time implementing an aggressive strategy, streaking away to build more than a second's advantage in just two laps. 'It was amazing, the pace that he put from the beginning,' Acosta said. 'I take like some laps to be ready for the push but anyway, we have to be happy ... We have to just try to improve for (the race) tomorrow.' Behind the leading duo, Bezzecchi was fighting to hang on to third as Gresini Racing's Fermin Aldeguer stayed glued to his rear tyre. But Bezzecchi was able to breathe a sigh of relief when Aldeguer nearly lost control on a chicane before he regained balance and rejoined in fifth place behind Fernandez. With Marquez in cruise control up front and Acosta unable to mount a challenge as he cut his losses, Bezzecchi secured the final podium spot despite struggling with grip and tyre issues. 'It was a very tough sprint. Very, very difficult because the track was pretty strange, the grip at the beginning especially was very low,' Bezzecchi said. 'So it was difficult for me to find the rhythm. Fortunately the start was good ... I started to really have troubles with the rear (tyre), so very happy with this result. It came with a lot of tough moments.'
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ST. PETERSBURG: The Emirates Businesswomen Council and the "Opora Russia" organisation have signed a memorandum of cooperation during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) held in Russia.The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation in entrepreneurship,
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Dubai Chambers has discussed ways to strengthen trade and investment flows with the Kingdom of Lesotho during a meeting held in Johannesburg with a high-level delegation headed by the Rt. Hon. Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane, Prime
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MUMBAI: India’s hospitality sector demonstrated exceptional momentum in 2025, with hotel investments reaching approximately $567 million across 28 transactions, a remarkable 67 per cent increase from the $340 million recorded in 2024.This surge reflects robust
