Kylian Mbappe

Kylian Mbappé was again left out of France’s roster for the upcoming Nations League matches against Israel and Italy on November 14 and 17.

Giannis Antetokounmpo married his beloved, Mariah Riddlesprigger, in a spectacular reception held at Costa Navarino on Sunday, September 1st.

The event capped off a three-day celebration with a guest list that included top NBA stars like LeBron James, Khris Middleton, the owners of the Milwaukee Bucks, and other celebrities.

The three-day celebrations for the wedding of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Mariah Riddlesprigger began today, Friday, in Messinia with an elegant party where the dress code required all guests to wear white.

For some mysterious – and for many even incomprehensible – reason, celebrity weddings often hold an irresistible allure for the public, likely awakening their most humble and insatiable scandal-hunting instincts.

Real Madrid became the team with the most European Super Cups in history after defeating Atalanta 2-0 in the final in Warsaw, securing their sixth trophy. The goals for the Champions League holders were scored by Valverde (59′) and Mbappé (68′).

From the moment the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris began, one figure captivated everyone’s attention, causing a frenzy over their true identity. The masked runner, who was seen at all major landmarks of the City of Light, ultimately handed the Olympic Flame to Zinedine Zidane.

A unique mystery has emerged around the identity of the hooded runner carrying the Olympic Flame, who made their appearance at the opening ceremony on Friday, July 26.

The question, “Who is the masked runner with the Olympic Flame?” remained unanswered.

Around the world, sports teams and businesses are thriving. Leagues such as the English Premier League, NBA, and NFL are now attracting international attention, while tennis, F1, and golf have found devoted fans across every continent. As a result, viewership numbers are skyrocketing, participation has never been higher, and sponsorship deals are reaching astronomical figures.

Giorgos Aftias won 310,876 votes, way ahead of all other Greek candidates in the European Parliament elections. On Cyprus, 24-year-old YouTuber Fidias (Panayiotou) came out of nowhere - Kasselakis style - and, declaring that he knew nothing about Europe, took 20 percent of the vote.