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American Amber Glenn wows Olympic crowd with triple axel

American Amber Glenn wows Olympic crowd with triple axel

Published by Sam Flores

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Team USA falls to Switzerland in women’s curling 00:55 ‘Blade Angels’ discuss their Winter Games experiences 01:29 Team USA dominates on the ice at the Winter Olympics 01:39 U.S. women’s hockey celebrates gold medal win 00:52 U.S. advances to women’s curling semifinals on final shot 00:40 Alysa Liu wins gold in women’s figure skating 00:54 Alysa Liu describes returning and winning ‘her way’ 01:00 U.S. beats Canada to win gold in women’s hockey 01:07 Now Playing American Amber Glenn wows Olympic crowd with triple axel 00:50 UP NEXT Jordan Stolz snatches silver in the 1500M 00:38 Team USA eyes Olympic gold in the women’s hockey final 01:29 U.S. tops Sweden in men’s hockey quarterfinal in overtime 01:09 Laila Edwards’ family talks about her Olympic journey 00:38 Great Britain comes back to beat U.S. in women’s curling 00:24 Team USA win first-ever medal in the men’s team sprint 00:31 Mikaela Shiffrin takes home Olympic gold in the slalom 00:31 Emery Lehman …

Speed skating-Lorello hails Italian crowd as Olympic hosts shine on Sunday

Speed skating-Lorello hails Italian crowd as Olympic hosts shine on Sunday

Published by Sam Flores

MILAN, Feb 8 : Italian fans have propelled the country’s athletes to success at the Winter Olympics, speed skater Riccardo Lorello said after claiming bronze in the 5,000 metres as the hosts enjoyed a successful Sunday at the Milano Cortina Games. Lorello’s medal was the fourth of five won by Italy during the day, bringing the country’s overall tally to eight. The 23-year-old credited Italy’s success to the unique atmosphere created by the home supporters, while also acknowledging the efforts of his fellow athletes. “Competing in Italy is something unique. The Italian crowd has done its job. I am really happy I contributed to this,” Lorello told reporters. “I am delighted to have crowned it, to have put the icing on the cake this evening. I am proud of all my Italian teammates in the different sports.” A day after compatriot Francesca Lollobrigida’s gold in the women’s 3,000 metres, Lorello was the first Italian to take the ice in the third pairing, taking an early lead. After waiting for the remaining seven pairs to skate, …

Ex-Porn Star Apologizes for Viral Crowd Moment During Miami’s NCAA Loss

Ex-Porn Star Apologizes for Viral Crowd Moment During Miami’s NCAA Loss

Published by Daniella Wilson

Former adult film star Abella Danger found herself at the center of unexpected attention this week after a televised crowd shot during the NCAA final sparked online chatter and attention she now says she never wanted and for which she is apologizing. Danger, who is currently a student at the University of Miami, appeared briefly on ESPN’s broadcast Monday night as the Hurricanes lost to the Indiana Hoosiers in a widely watched playoff final at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium. The camera lingered on a visibly frustrated fan in the stands during a pivotal moment late in the game — a fan viewers quickly recognized as the world-famous former porn star. Born Amirah Day, the 30-year-old has become one of the most recognizable Hurricanes supporters this season, as Miami pushed toward what would have been its sixth national championship appearance. That run ended Monday night with a six-point loss to Indiana, a defeat that appeared to hit Day particularly hard. Within hours, clips of the ESPN broadcast circulated widely on social media, with some users joking …

Donald Trump sent loud message by crowd in public outing | US | News

Donald Trump sent loud message by crowd in public outing | US | News

Published by Sam Flores

Donald Trump at the National Championship game (Image: Getty) US President Donald Trump has arrived at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, drawing a mix of cheers and jeers from the Miami crowd as he takes his seat to watch the 2026 CFB national titles game. Trump is in Miami to watch on as the Miami Hurricanes take on the Indiana Hoosiers in the 2026 CFP national championship on Tuesday, January 20. During the national anthem, when Trump was shown on the big screen, a deafening chorus of noise swept through the stadium – with initial cheers being responded to by boos from some. The camera was quickly taken off the president and his family seconds later. Read more: Cuba enters ‘state of war’ as fears of full-blown Trump attack explode Read more: Trump-Greenland updates as Danish troops arrive Trump reacts with fury The game will pit the league-ranked number one Indiana against Miami, ranked 10, in the national title in Miami, Florida. The White House confirmed that President Donald Trump will be in attendance at the …

Far-right influencer surrounded by crowd in Minneapolis

Far-right influencer surrounded by crowd in Minneapolis

Published by Sam Flores

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Israeli settlers set fire to houses in the West Bank 00:29 Protests erupt over pastor’s alleged links to ICE 00:36 At least 10 killed in Pakistan shopping mall fire 00:30 Drone video shows aftermath of deadly Chile wildfires 00:26 Video captures Florida snow during rare Southern storm 00:16 Train collision in Spain leaves at least 20 dead 00:21 Bruce Springsteen calls out ICE during concert in N.J. 00:47 Sources: Federal investigation focusing on Becca Good 00:19 ‘Deeply concerning’: Minnesota mayor reacts to DOJ investigation 01:09 Bessent: European leaders will “come around” on Trump’s Greenland stance 01:31 MLK Jr. called for nonviolent protests in 1960 01:15 Freeskier loses ski mid-air but sticks the landing 00:18 Iran’s supreme leader blames U.S., Trump for protests 00:31 ‘SNL’ mocks Noem remarks on ICE in Minneapolis 00:41 Now Playing Far-right influencer surrounded by crowd in Minneapolis 00:36 UP NEXT Driver rescued from sinking SUV at Virginia Beach 00:33 Former Arizona senator sued over alleged affair …

A Horny Winter’s Night With the Tom of Finland Crowd

A Horny Winter’s Night With the Tom of Finland Crowd

Published by Jenni Sidey

The vibe of the night was, in a word, horny: As they arrived in the main room, guests were greeted by a life-sized bronze nude sculpture (which had been dressed in a harness just for the event), and a gigantic leather-boot-shaped cake by the New York baker Yip.Studio. In a festive touch, bondage-themed wreaths—crafted by Apparatus’s founder and creative director Gabriel Hendifar—hung from the room’s walls. (It was only once I saw the boot cake and belted wreaths side by side that it occurred to me that the booted-and-belted Santa Claus might have a sort of Tom of Finland thing going on, but that’s a topic for another time.) This event, according to chief curator Brooke Wise, was intended to “reframe Tom of Finland’s legacy for the present moment, honoring its roots and positioning it within a contemporary cultural and aesthetic conversation.” Eventually, I made my way through the room to marvel at Tom’s iconic homoerotic drawings up close: detailed depictions of ultra-ripped bikers, policemen, soldiers, and manly men of all sorts, all impressively well-endowed, …

Why was Luke Littler booed by Ally Pally crowd at PDC World Darts Championship?

Why was Luke Littler booed by Ally Pally crowd at PDC World Darts Championship?

Published by Daniella Wilson

Luke Littler has added fuel to an inferno brewing at the PDC World Darts Championship following a red-hot night at Alexandra Palace. The reigning champion and world No. 1 crushed former world champion Rob Cross on the big stage to reach the quarter-finals. However, he did so while enduring torrents of boos and taunts from the Ally Pally crowd throughout the match, leading to a spectacular outburst during Littler’s post-match interview with Sky Sports. Looking visibly irate, Littler told the crowd: “I’m not bothered, I’m not bothered, really I’m not bothered. Can I just say one thing? You guys pay for tickets and you’re paying for my prize money. So thank you for my money. Thank you for booing me. COME ON.” The 18-year-old’s comments have divided fans on social media and, far from draw a line under the episode, will inevitably lead to a fiery atmosphere during his next match. But what started it all? RadioTimes.com brings you everything we know about Luke Littler being booed at the PDC World Darts Championship 2026. Why …

Luke Littler lashes out at crowd for booing after reaching last eight of World Darts Championship

Luke Littler lashes out at crowd for booing after reaching last eight of World Darts Championship

Published by Sam Flores

Good evening and welcome to Telegraph Sport’s live, leg-by-leg coverage of three important matches at the 2026 PDC World Darts Championship. Defending champion Luke Littler rounds off the night, last on the oche but certainly not least. First up, No 11 seed Josh Rock, fifth favourite with the bookies to win the whole thing, faces Callan Rydz in the last of the third round ties. Bunting beater James Hurrell and Ryan Searle go head-to-head before Littler plays 2018 world champion Rob Cross in a pair of fourth round clashes. All three matches are the best of seven sets. Littler averaged 107 in his last match and has not dropped a set yet in trouble-free progress to this stage, but that will likely change in this redux of the 2024 semi-final, which Littler won 6-2. Cross is a different calibre of opponent to the ones he has faced. While the former electrician has endured a so-so season, dropping to 17th in the rankings, if he finds his best darts, Littler will not have it all his …