井上尚弥選手の単独インタビューがリングマガジン電子版で公開されました。まずは前編。写真は福田直樹氏。 Naoya Inoue talks with The Ring, Part 1: I don't want to play it safe https://t.co/KPthglBMbJ @ringmagazine Special thanks to @naoyainoue_410 Photo : @NaokiFukuda65
井上尚弥選手の単独インタビューがリングマガジン電子版で公開されました。まずは前編。写真は福田直樹氏。 Naoya Inoue talks with The Ring, Part 1: I don't want to play it safe https://t.co/KPthglBMbJ @ringmagazine Special thanks to @naoyainoue_410 Photo : @NaokiFukuda65
This is Emilio Piano (real name Emil Reinert), a French-German classical pianist who’s become famous on Instagram and TikTok for playing piano in public places — streets, shopping malls, airports — and letting random people request songs.
On June 16, 2026, he was playing outside the TAURON Arena in Kraków, Poland, right before The Offspring’s concert at the Lost Generation Festival.
A girl walked up and asked him to play her favorite song by The Offspring. He started playing… and suddenly the crowd went crazy. He had no idea why.
It turned out the band themselves were walking past on their way to the show. They heard him playing one of their songs (“The Kids Aren’t Alright”), stopped, and jumped in to sing and play along with him.
Completely spontaneous. One of those rare, magical moments that only happen in real life.
Billy Idol covering Van Halen's “Jump” at Rock am Ring, 2005.
Everyone watches Idol. Watch the guitarist instead.
Steve Stevens has been Billy Idol's secret weapon, on and off, since 1981.
On This Day in Metal July 13, 1985
Black Sabbath reunited with Ozzy Osbourne at the historic Live Aid concert in Philadelphia, marking the first performance by the original lineup since 1978.
Taking the stage at JFK Stadium, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward delivered a legendary three-song set featuring “Children of the Grave,” “Iron Man,” and “Paranoid.”
In front of an estimated 100,000 fans, the pioneers of heavy metal proved the chemistry was as powerful as ever, creating one of Live Aid’s most unforgettable moments in rock and metal history.
#ThisDayInMetal #BlackSabbath #OzzyOsbourne #LiveAid #HeavyMetal
🚨 | EXCLUSIVE : ZION SUZUKI 🇯🇵
Leeds United have reached an agreement with Zion Suzuki's camp over personal terms, total agreement until June 2031! 🚨🇯🇵#LUFC
Despite interest from top clubs like Aston Villa and Spurs, Leeds United now pushing to get Zion Suzuki deal done in the next days, official bid ready! 💣💥
Leeds United are ready to make an official bid worth around €30m in the next 24 hours, working to get the deal signed this week. Do not want to delay due to interest from top clubs. 🚨💰
Zion Suzuki is ready to make a move to the Premier League, he has given his approval to join Leeds United. He will be the guaranteed starter if move goes ahead. 🏴🤝🏻
Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur have shown interest in Zion Suzuki, but no advancements yet. Leeds United pushing to get deal over the line before ang movements happen. 👀🚨
Micah Richards on Kaishu Sano scoring his first-ever goal for Japan against Brazil at the FIFA World Cup:
🗣️ “You couldn't write a better story. Your first goal for your country... and it comes against Brazil on the biggest stage in football. That's the kind of moment every kid dreams about.”
“Forget the statistics for a second. That goal has just changed Kaishu Sano's life forever. From this day on, he'll never just be another Japan international he'll be remembered as the man who stunned Brazil at the World Cup.”
“You can see the emotion on his face. That's not just a celebration, that's years of sacrifice, heartbreak and belief all coming out in one unforgettable moment.”
“People will remember the score, but they'll remember that goal even more. Some players wait their whole careers for a moment like this and never get it. Sano has written his name into Japanese football history tonight.”
🚨Jürgen Klopp on Japan’s dominant 4–0 victory over Tunisia at the World Cup:
🗣️ “Right now, we need to start asking ourselves the real question: are Japan really underdogs anymore?
“After what they’ve shown in their first two matches, I don’t think so. They’ve been a handful for every opponent they’ve faced.
“People need to stop looking down on Japan. I’ve had the opportunity to work with Japanese players, and I can tell you they bring incredible discipline, intensity, and professionalism.
“In my opinion, they pose a bigger threat at this World Cup than many of the traditional favourites. Teams like Argentina, Portugal, France, and others will know they are in for a very difficult game if they face Japan.
“This tournament should be a reminder that football is not about reputation—it’s about performances. And right now, Japan are performing at an exceptionally high level.
“A 4–0 win at the World Cup doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because you have a clear identity, a strong structure, and players who fully believe in what they are doing.
“What I love most about this Japan team is their intensity. They play with courage, they press together, they defend together, and they attack with real purpose.
“The scary thing is they never stop. At 3–0, at 4–0, they keep running, keep pressing, and keep looking for more. That is the mentality of a team that believes it can achieve something special.
“This World Cup should finally show everyone that Japan deserve far more respect on the football map.
“Any team drawn against Japan in the next round will not be happy. They will be asking themselves one question: how do we stop them?”
{@talksport}
The best clip in football history:
- the build up play
- the overhead kick
- the dejection from Butland
- the players running away to celebrate
- Arne Engels hands on head reaction
- the fans shouting 'MAEDA' in unison
I will never get bored of this clip.
“Read books. Travel when you can. Learn how to cook one meal exceptionally well. Sit in old bars and talk to strangers. Wear your best jacket to dinner. Appreciate good wine, good music, and good conversation. Do the right thing, even when no one is watching. Set the example for younger men who are watching you. Call your parents. Take long walks. Leave your phone behind sometimes. Become the kind of man people feel better after being around. Life is short, so live it well.”
-J.B. Lloyd