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| Mike Tyson steals Shohei Ohtani's ESPY spotlight with one bizarre question |
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Shohei Ohtani won an ESPY award for Best Single‑Game Performance on Wednesday, but it was presenter Mike Tyson who unintentionally stole the spotlight. The legendary boxer opened the envelope with a dramatic pause, saying, “Check this out,” before attempting to pronounce the Los Angeles Dodgers star’s name. He nailed the pronunciation but with a notable beat of hesitation. Jake Paul, who was standing beside DJ Khaled, went on to deliver the acceptance remarks on Ohtani’s behalf, saying, “Shohei could not be here tonight; he sends his gratitude and appreciation to ESPN and everyone who voted for him.” |
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| National Ice Cream Day deals 2026: Where to get free scoops and sweet discounts |
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There’s no better way to cool off in the middle of summer than with a scoop of your favorite frozen treat, and National Ice Cream Day is the perfect excuse to indulge. This year, the sweet holiday falls on Sunday, July 19, and ice cream shops across the country are celebrating with free cones, discounted desserts, rewards offers and limited-time flavors. Whether you’re craving soft serve, gelato, milkshakes or a classic scoop, there are plenty of ways to satisfy your sweet tooth without spending too much moo-lah. Here are some of the best National Ice Cream Day deals available in 2026: |
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| Sneak peak inside the 2026 ESPY Awards swag bag for star athletes and celebrities |
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Everybody was a winner at the annual pre‑ESPY luxury lounge in New York on Tuesday. Leading up to one of sports’ biggest nights, GBK hosted a gifting event where elite athletes, ESPY nominees and celebrities sampled premium brands to enjoy and take home. The 2026 swag bag delivered once again with an over‑the‑top mix of luxury travel, wellness experiences, creative services, fashion and gourmet eats. Mikaela Shiffrin, Cam Heyward, Miles McBride and Fabulous the Rapper were among the biggest names inside the penthouse lounge. They were joined by Olympic ice dancers Alex and Maia Shibutani, “RHOBH’s” Sutton Stracke and Bravo’s “Next Gen NYC” duo Georgina McCann and Shai Fruchter. The afternoon also drew top ESPY nominees and Paralympic medalists. |
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| ‘Jurassic Park' actor Sam Neill died from pneumonia, agent says |
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Actor Sam Neill died from pneumonia and will be honored at a private family memorial at his New Zealand farm later, his agent told The Associated Press on Thursday. Neill’s family had earlier announced the actor known for “Jurassic Park,” “The Piano” and other films died Monday in Sydney. His agent Philip Grenz said he was providing more information after speaking with Neill’s family and following news reports “which contain inaccuracies and outright falsehoods,” he said. |
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| What is whimsy maxxing? Inside the trend that's bringing fun into the everyday |
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It’s the little things in life. Whimsy-maxxing is a decor trend on social media that’s all about bringing joyousness into your home and your design decisions. The trend applies a more, yes, whimsical mindset to daily routines through accessorizing and decorating. Essentially, you’re making adulting cuter, one DIY project or purchase at a time. Lauren Phillips, vice president at Better Homes, joined the 3rd Hour of TODAY on July 15 to unpack the trend and show how a few changes can make your life, and space, feel brighter. |
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| Is ‘The Odyssey' appropriate for kids? Here's how scary it is and why it's rated R |
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