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Stella Hudgens dropped a sexy slew of snaps, and we're still shooketh!!! The 30-year-old -- and younger sister of Vanessa Hudgens -- brought her summer body goals to the gram and showcased a green thong
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Max Holloway I'm Facing A 'Dangerous' Conor McGregor ... Despite 5 Years Off Published July 7, 2026 12:30 AM PDT Play video content Conor McGregor's last fight was more than five years ago, but Max
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A tanker traveling off the coast of Oman in the Strait of Hormuz caught on fire early Tuesday morning after being struck by a projectile, the British military said.The attack was the latest targeting a
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Gunmen killed nine police officers, and others are missing, following an attack on a checkpost at a dam project in Pakistan's restive southwestern Balochistan province, officials said on Tuesday."Nine policemen are dead and many are
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John WEAVER Lionel Messi's Argentina face Egypt for a place in the World Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday as the maestro looks to reclaim the lead in a fiercely contested Golden Boot race.The defending champions meet the African nation, spearheaded by Mohamed Salah, in Atlanta for the right to play Switzerland or Colombia in the semi-finals.Argentina survived a huge scare from World Cup first-timers Cape Verde in the last 32, edging through courtesy of Diney Borges' own goal in energy-sapping extra time.They will hope to resume normal service against Egypt, who have never been beyond the round of 16 on football's biggest stage.'We are on the alert just like we were before the match against Cape Verde,' said Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni. 'Egypt is also a good rival.'It's a very good team. They have important players and a coach that has been working with them for a while now. They play good football and always make it difficult for their rivals.'Salah is a great player -- it will be a pleasure to face him. Our team knows how to face these great players and we always work hard for it.'Scaloni confirmed Messi, 39, is fit to start despite playing the full 120 minutes last week against Cape Verde.Messi, France star Kylian Mbappe and Norway's Erling Haaland all have seven goals in the race for the Golden Boot, with the Frenchman leading the way due to his two assists.Messi and Mbappe are also locked in a battle for the title of leading goalscorer in World Cup history, with the Argentine just one goal ahead, on 20.The South Americans know they will need to up their game against unbeaten Egypt, who eliminated Australia on penalties in the last 32.Salah, currently without a club after leaving Liverpool, has scored just once in four matches so far.Egypt coach Hossam Hassan said he had been preparing his players 'regardless of the colour of the opponent's shirt, or what name they have, and what ranking they have'.'This is a World Cup, a great opportunity to prove ourselves and that we belong here,' he said.- Dangerous Diaz -Switzerland and Colombia meet in Vancouver in another clash between two unbeaten teams.The South Americans, supported by hordes of passionate yellow-clad fans, have been tipped as dark horses for the tournament.Nestor Lorenzo's men have conceded just one goal so far and boast the attacking prowess of Luis Diaz and 2014 World Cup Golden Boot winner James Rodriguez.Switzerland have not reached the quarter-finals since 1954, when they hosted the tournament, but impressed in a 2-0 win against Algeria in the last 32.All four teams will be vying to join the heavyweight line-up for the last eight so far -- France, Morocco, Norway, England, Spain and Belgium.Spain ended Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup dream on Monday, beating Portugal 1-0 while Belgium crushed the United States 4-1.Defeat for Mauricio Pochettino's men means none of the host nations remain in the 2026 tournament following the earlier exits of Canada and Mexico.The build-up to the game in Seattle was overshadowed by controversy after forward Folarin Balogun was cleared to play despite being sent off against Bosnia and Herzegovina last week.It emerged that the bombshell ruling followed a personal call by President Donald Trump to FIFA chief Gianni Infantino urging him to review Balogun's punishment.
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These Apartment Upgrades Are Total Game-Changers ⛳️ Published July 7, 2026 12:05 AM PDT TMZ may collect a share of sales or other compensation from links on this page. A new address calls for a
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Cristiano Ronaldo looks dejected after loosing the FIFA World Cup 2026: AFP Cristiano Ronaldo said that he won't rush into a decision about his future following Portugal's exit to Spain in his last World Cup match on Monday.The 41-year-old Portugal great said on the eve of the last-16 encounter, which his team lost 1-0, that this was his final World Cup.Asked afterwards about what comes next, he said: "It was my last World Cup, yes, but I'll have time to think about the rest, to be with my family, not make rash decisions, and just get on with life." The Portugal captain and one of the best footballers in history, said: "That's football, that's the life of a footballer."Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and you have to move on." Ronaldo, the leading scorer in the history of men's international football, said he would leave the World Cup stage "with a clear conscience"."The truth is, the biggest title I won with the national team was in 2016 (Euros), which for me is just as significant as a World Cup, honestly," he said."That's why, I repeat, I'm leaving with a clear conscience, at my best, and that's it. Tomorrow is a new day, and life goes on."Ronaldo was a European champion with Portugal a decade ago but never tasted World Cup glory, the high point a semi-final 20 years ago. Related Story
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The United States' World Cup dreams came to a crashing halt in the last 16 against Belgium on Monday as Charles De Ketelaere scored twice in a 4-1 win overshadowed by FIFA's controversial decision to
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Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup ended with a Spanish sting in the tail, courtesy of Mikel Merino's last-gasp winner that earned a 1-0 round-of-16 win on Monday, but he was unwilling to make
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Patient centuries by Justin Greaves and Shai Hope ushered the West Indies towards safety on the fourth day of the second and final Test against Sri Lanka at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua
