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| Jul 12, 2026, 07:06:03 AM Fresh questions are being raised in the mysterious death of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells after his mother revealed she found what she believes are suspicious gaps on his phone. Speaking publicly, Christine Wonsley said Nolan's Snapchat accounts appeared to have been wiped clean shortly after his disappearance, despite the app normally retaining photos and videos for up to 24 hours. The 18-year-old football player was found dead after vanishing during a Fourth of July boating trip to Horn Island. His family, joined by attorney Ben Crump, continues to demand a full, transparent investigation, saying they are not convinced Nolan simply drowned and want answers about his final hours.

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CREATING social impact has been the key driver of Wong Xiao Cheng (pic)’s life ever since she was introduced to the concept of social business – enterprises that serve the common good while remaining financially sustainable. That aha moment at a youth summit when she was an undergraduate was, in her words, “the missing piece” she was looking for as she reflected on what she wanted to do with her life. Looking back, the 34-year-old credited a scholarship award from the Star Education Fund (SEF) for giving her the freedom to explore, question and ultimately commit to a calling rooted in social good. “Without the SEF scholarship, this path would not have been possible,” she said. Raised in a modest household, Wong was shaped by resilience and determination from an early age. Her father worked as a carpenter and construction worker, while her mother supplemented the family income with part-time tailoring from home. Growing up, she carried her mother’s constant reminder: education would open doors. Despite scoring nine As in her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia examinations, she found herself faced with financial constraints in pursuing tertiary studies. The SEF scholarship changed that, enabling her to pursue Australian Matriculation at Methodist College

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Erling Haaland has been one of the standout players of the World Cup and everyone has been loving his Snapchat antics - but there's one change football fans have noticed. The 25-year-old has helped to secure his home country into the tournament quarterfinals for the first time after defeating Brazil on Sunday, with two goals. He is now tied with footy legends Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé for goals scored during the tournament, as all three have netted seven so far. But football fans have spotted that Haaland's jersey looks different - as it says "Braut Haaland" rather than just "Haaland" which is what is on his Manchester City jersey. There is a wholesome reason for this difference as "Braut" pays tribute to his family roots. Braut is is the footballer's middle name - but also his mother's maiden name - with her full name being Gry Marita Braut, who was national heptathlon champion in Norway in the 1990s. While, his father Alf-Inge Haaland, was a former Premier League player who played for Nottingham Forest, Leeds United, and Manchester City, and won 34 caps representing Norway. In Norway, it's common for children to use the names of both of their

FansHave your say: Submit your favourite Kop memory Published 12 hours ago By Liverpool FC Anfield's world-famous Kop reaches its 120th anniversary in 2026. An integral element of the history and heritage of Liverpool FC, countless iconic moments have occurred throughout its existence - from goals scored to trophies lifted. As part of forthcoming celebrations to mark the milestone anniversary of the Kop and its meaning to the Reds, we are asking supporters for their favourite memory. Whether it is a particularly special on-pitch moment, a standout individual experience or an untold tale, this is your chance to share. Use the tool below to make a submission, which could be selected to feature on Liverpoolfc.com. Published 12 hours ago

As the tweet says, Strong Man Fridays are back! And while there is no Cameron Boozer in this group, nonetheless, there’s some pretty serious power on Duke’s roster. The cuts on this video are pretty quick, but a few things we noticed: You probably don’t want to get on the wrong side of Drew Scharnowski. That guy is seriously powerful, and it looks like he enjoys tossing heavy weight around. Preston Greene, Duke Basketball’s Director of Sports Performance, is doing a solid job. You want to know how you can tell? Take a look at Dame Sarr. Sophomore Sarr is not the same player as freshman Sarr. He’s much more cut. Going forward, we think the guys to watch for improvement are going to be Cameron Williams and Maxime Meyer. Both are fairly slender teenagers right now, but if they bulk up significantly, their ability to inflict punishment on an opponent should go up sharply. Small but telling detail: the video starts and ends with Caleb Foster, who is setting up for a great leadership role this season.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Expected to go as the first pick in the amateur draft, Roch Cholowsky submitted a video to Major League Baseball with the correct pronunciation of his last name. For the record, the name is pronounced chil-OW’-skee. Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred still botched the pronunciation of Cholowsky’s name at the podium Saturday when the Chicago White Sox indeed made the UCLA shortstop the No. 1 pick of the draft. No harm done, Cholowsky insisted. “I didn't hear it get butchered,” Cholowsky said. “I heard Roch and kind of lost it.” Cholowsky burst into tears at a draft party far from the Philadelphia site of the draft. He led off the lineup of MLB draft prospects who did not show up at the city’s convention center, just a few miles away from Citizens Bank Park, the home of Tuesday’s All-Star Game. MLB said Friday that no amateur players were scheduled to attend the draft, just like last year. Cholowsky was thrilled he'll be headed to Chicago,  » Read More

If your idea of a good time is a bucket of popcorn and a terrifying jump scare, clear your calendar. The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is officially giving the horror genre the high-art respect it deserves with its massive new exhibition, The Horror Show, opening September 26, 2026. Taking over the fourth-floor Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg Gallery through July 25, 2027, this immersive exhibition explores more than a century of cinematic dread. The project has some serious genre royalty behind it, too. Four-time Oscar nominee Willem Dafoe and director Osgood Perkins (Longlegs) serve on the advisory team. As Dafoe puts it: “Cinema in general engages your sense of wonder, but horror can explode it.” Here is your survival guide to navigating the exhibit. Inside the Six Chambers of Dread Visitors enter through a dark, eerie soundscape before hitting a central hallway lined with historic posters. From there, the exhibition branches into six highly detailed, thematic “chambers”: -Gothic: Designed like a shadowed crypt. The crown jewel here is the Academy Collection’s recently restored cape worn by Bela Lugosi in Dracula (1931), alongside pieces from Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) and Sinners (2025). -Psychological: A stark, clinical white space that aims to