San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama has signed a new long-term contract extension with Nike -- including a new signature shoe line, per sources. After 3 NBA seasons, Wembanyama has run to the Finals, MVP finalist season, Defensive Player of the Year, max deal and a signature shoe.
I don't know if we'll ever win the war against human trafficking and child sexual exploitation in this lifetime. But I know Who wins one day.
And until that day comes, we'll keep fighting to rescue one more.
🔥🚨LATEST: Prolific pop legend Bruno Mars opened up his sold out show with prayer which left thousands of fans speechless and stunned that he would risk his career like this.
"Satan's going to come after you." 😳
That was Mel Gibson’s chilling, direct warning to screenwriter Randall Wallace before they even typed a single word for The Resurrection of the Christ.
According to Wallace on Raymond Arroyo’s podcast, Gibson dropped this bombshell during their 2016 promotional tour for Hacksaw Ridge.
Gibson wasn't trying to scare him—he was laying out the terms of spiritual warfare.
🎬 The Ground Rules for the Sequel:
No Greed: Gibson insisted the movie cannot be made for money.
No Revenge: The film cannot be a weapon against their critics.
Pure Motives: The focus must strictly remain on grace and salvation.
The highly anticipated sequel to The Passion of the Christ is shaping up to be an absolute spiritual epic.
Chris Pratt drops this unfiltered truth bomb at the MTV Awards:
"God is real. He loves you. God wants the best for you. Believe that. I do. Learn to pray. It's easy, and it's so good for your soul."
Then he goes deeper:
- "Nobody is perfect. People are going to tell you you're perfect just the way you are. You're not. You are imperfect. You always will be."
- "But there is a powerful force that designed you that way. And if you're willing to accept that, you will have grace. And grace is a gift."
- "Like the freedom that we enjoy in this country, that grace was paid for with somebody else's blood. Do not forget it. Don't take it for granted."
Raw, direct, zero apologies—delivered on one of the biggest stages in entertainment.
Still one of the most talked-about acceptance speeches years later.
What hits you hardest from this? The call to pray, the reminder of imperfection, the grace message, or something else? Share your thoughts below—open to hearing where it lands for you.
Everybody wanted to be Tim Duncan and nobody wanted to be Bruce Bowen.
That's exactly why the Spurs kept winning. 🏀 Bowen wasn't there to score 20. He had one assignment
Make your best player have the worst night of his season.
Kobe, Dirk, Ray Allen & Tracy McGrady.
Every night Pop looked at Bruce and said, That's your problem and Bruce accepted it without no complaints, chasing stats or ego he was Just defense.
That's what made the Twin Towers even more dangerous while Duncan and Robinson protected the paint Bowen made sure elite guards and wings struggled just to get there.
Championship teams aren't built with five superstars.
They're built with players who master one role so well that everyone else becomes better.
Looking at today's Spurs
I see a little bit of that mentality in Stephon Castle not because he's Bruce Bowen but because he's willing to sacrifice numbers to make life miserable for the other team's best player.
History doesn't repeat itself it leaves clues.
Spurs have always won with players who embrace the dirty work.
#PorVida #GoSpursGo