10 h. ago Weary Justin Timberlake looks worlds away from pop's golden boy as he continues 'trainwreck' world tour

The 44-year-old former NSYNC member looked worse for wear while arriving in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday.

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39 h. ago Why is Gavin Newsom handing Steve Bannon a megaphone? It’s becoming clear | Margaret Sullivan

The California governor is seeking to reposition himself for a possible 2028 presidential run. This isn’t the way to do itGavin Newsom’s choice of guests – a parade of rightwingers – on his new podcast might seem baffling.After all, the California governor is seen as a mostly progressive Democrat from a very blue state whose reputation is that of a coastal elite. That’s the kind of person the American right, and plenty of centrists, love to hate, as we learned once again when Kamala Harris lost the presidential race to Donald Trump. His image is that of a rich, pretty boy who probably thinks jumper cables are just oversized iPhone chargers. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago McLaren’s Lando Norris edges Piastri to claim pole for F1 Australian Grand Prix

Norris beat teammate by eight-hundredths of a secondMax Verstappen third, Lewis Hamilton eighth in FerrariWhen the gloves finally came off for the very first competitive session of the new Formula One season at the Australian Grand Prix it was McLaren who emerged as clear front runners. With pole position claimed by Lando Norris by just eight hundredths of a second from his teammate Oscar Piastri what was perhaps most striking about their front row lockout was the sheer extent to which the papaya cars bossed it on the high-speed blast through Albert Park in Melbourne.The fight for the top spot in the end was a tense battle but only between the two McLaren drivers. There was barely a cigarette paper between them in the end but it was the home crowd who were left disappointed when local boy Piastri was edged out by a whisker. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Smashed potatoes, but make them nachos – Poppy O’Toole reinvents a classic

Forget sad, soggy tortilla chips – Poppy O’Toole’s smashed potato nachos swap them out for golden, crispy spuds. Topped with cheese sauce, pickled onions, and all the good stuff, this is nachos, upgraded

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1 week ago Justin Timberlake's fall from grace: The SexyBack singer's slow decline from pop's golden boy to THAT red

He was one of the biggest names in the pop industry after his rise to fame in the boyband NYSNC, however, Justin Timberlake has faced a string of hits to his once-golden reputation recently.

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1 week ago Cop who arrested Justin Timberlake in the Hamptons named ‘Officer of the Year’

Justin Timberlake was caught swerving recklessly on the road in June 2024 – he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge months later

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2 w. ago Popular Spanish city with golden beaches is now ridiculously easy to fly to from Cardiff

It has a warm climate year-round, making it the perfect escape if you're in need of some more sunshine

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2 w. ago Fans furious as Justin Timberlake cancels show at last minute amid trainwreck 'world tour'

'You guys, I'm heartbroken,' he said Thursday on Instagram. 'I have to cancel the show tonight. I went into soundcheck battling the flu.'

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2 w. ago Police video and 911 call play key role in trial of man accused in Palestinian American boy's murder

A harrowing 911 call, police video and other crime scene evidence are expected to play a key role as the murder and hate crime trial for an Illinois landlord accused of killing a 6-year-old Palestinian American boy continues Wednesday

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3 w. ago ‘I’m sitting on the side that’s launching bombs’: author Omar El Akkad on the hypocrisy of the west

The award-winning writer’s new book contends with how the war on Gaza shattered his fragile faith in the so-called free worldThe ugly truth of American violence has never been plainer | Omar El AkkadOmar El Akkad grew up believing in an idealized America. Born in Egypt, raised in Qatar, and transplanted as a teenager to Canada, the writer saw the west for its freedoms – a place where, unlike at home, he could check out a William S Burroughs book from the library and where the naked baby on the cover of the Nirvana album he had on repeat hadn’t been blacked out by a censor.He’d go on to build a career as a reporter with the Globe and Mail, covering the US occupation of Afghanistan, the prison at Guantánamo Bay and the Arab uprisings of 2010-2011, before moving to the US and publishing two award-winning novels – American War, an account of a future US ravaged by war and climate disaster, and What Strange Paradise, a story of a Syrian boy who survives a shipwreck off Greece. Continue r...

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