Man, LeBron couldn’t win with a guy who’s averaging 40 points a game. People wanna bring up Pippen averaging 8 points as to why Jordan won but LeBron can’t win with a guy who can put up Wilt Chamberlain numbers. Let that sink in.
Proud to celebrate my good friend and partner Ynon tonight as he received a well-deserved honor from the @SimonWiesenthal Center. Congratulations!
And thank you to everyone at the SWC for the incredibly important work you do.
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Earlier this morning, NYPD detectives arrested a 17-year-old male for the murder of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong on October 29, 2026 in the Bronx. He is being charged with murder.
The NYPD will be relentless in our efforts to get dangerous people out of our communities, especially when it involves the murder of a 15-year-old boy.
The bill for hiring and firing managers and DoFs in the Ineos era is set to hit £50million this week.
To put that into context, the mistakes of Ratcliffe, Berrada and Wilcox are costing United around £50,000 A DAY since Ineos' investment was completed in Feb 2024.
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Heavyweight action in Ghana 🇬🇭
Jarrell Miller and Tony Yoka meet in Accra on December 20 for our final show of 2026 💥
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@Adewale_Gh The thing is they have to pay a large sum of money so just find someone who’s already free. They could have easily signed him in the summer.
The board just makes reckless decisions
So many people asking themselves why DC can’t build a cinematic universe is funny because if you were there from the beginning the answer is very simple. During its inception the MCU was afforded two things DC never got: Time and Low Expectations.
Jürgen Klopp and Rudi Völler sat down with Felix Nmecha shortly after arriving at the DFB training camp in Herzogenaurach yesterday. During the meeting, they made it clear to the player that if they were to stand firmly behind him and wholeheartedly defend him amid the controversy, Nmecha would, in return, have to convince them that he did not stand for 'misguided values'
After the conversation, Nmecha put out a statement on Instagram explaining his position
BVB president and DFB vice-president Hans-Joachim Watzke also announced that the club would ask Nmecha to refrain from performing the crown celebration in the future. Dortmund are considering taking legal action against the “Ballers in God” (BiG) group if they don't stop using Nmecha as an ambassador in a BVB shirt to promote themselves on their social media channels
BILD contacted Nmecha, but he has yet to respond - and has also refused to give an in-depth Interview to answer follow-up questions and provide a comprehensive explanation of the issue
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🚨 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗙𝗜𝗥𝗠𝗘𝗗: Following the step down of James Gunn and Peter Safran, Skydance have reportedly started talks with Zack Snyder to return to DC Studios
If the deal goes through, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot and Ben Affleck could reprise their roles for a ‘JUSTICE LEAGUE 2’
We’re thrilled to welcome Jeremy to DC Studios! As part of the founding team behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he helped define the modern superhero movie and powered some of the biggest, most beloved comic book adaptations of our time. We can’t wait to see the stories he’ll bring to life, and how he’ll help build the future of DC for fans everywhere.
James and Peter began a new era for DC Studios, guiding it through a major transformation and bringing audiences fresh chapters of beloved stories, including Superman, Lanterns and Creature Commandos. We’re grateful for the passion and care they brought to this work, and for the lasting mark they’ve left on DC.
It sucks that James Gunn and Peter Safran are out at DC Studios, but I'm starting to think David Ellison may have picked the WORST possible guy to replace them.
Jeremy Latcham is being sold as a former Marvel executive and Kevin Feige protégé. And that's true! He worked on IRON MAN, THE AVENGERS, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, and more. He's got the résumé. But there are two things about this hiring that really concern me.
First, I think Ellison wants DC to become Marvel 2.0, and FAST. Warner Bros. has been chasing Marvel's success ever since BATMAN V SUPERMAN was announced in 2013, and I suspect Gunn's slower, less interconnected approach wasn't delivering the results Skydance wanted. Bringing in someone who helped build the original MCU certainly suggests they're looking to accelerate things.
But the second issue is even more interesting. Latcham has become heavily involved in faith-and-values entertainment through Wonder Project and has openly championed uplifting stories rooted in redemption, family, and traditional values. Now, there's nothing inherently wrong with that, but is that really the direction DC Studios needs to go?
DC's biggest theatrical successes outside the broader superhero boom have largely come from darker Batman stories. And now we're potentially looking at a studio that could lean even harder into the whole hope, kindness, and inspirational messaging that Gunn was already pushing. I don't know how well that's going to play with audiences, especially if it comes at the expense of the darker material DC has historically done so well.
This is Skydance's DCU, not Angel Studios' DCU. And I genuinely worry that Latcham is being brought in to fast-track a more Marvel-like, family-friendly version of DC that audiences haven't necessarily asked for.
Part of me also wonders whether he's being positioned to oversee an inevitable reboot once MAN OF TOMORROW and Gunn's remaining projects are finished. If that happens and the new direction fails, Latcham gets to take the heat for another corporate attempt to reinvent DC.
I hope I'm wrong about all of this, but I really don't like where I think this is heading.