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PAMELA ANDERSON SAYS HEPATITIS C DIAGNOSIS FELT LIKE A DEATH SENTENCE

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Pamela Anderson has opened up about her hepatitis C diagnosis in the late 1990s, revealing that doctors initially gave her about 10 years to live.

SABALENKA HALTS MATCH AFTER CANNABIS SMELL DRIFTS ONTO COURT

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Aryna Sabalenka briefly stopped her US Open match against Kamilla Rakhimova after complaining about a strong smell of cannabis before advancing comfortably to the fourth round in New York.

PATRICK MAHOMES' DAD SEEKS PAROLE EXCEPTION TO ATTEND CHIEFS GAME

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Patrick Mahomes Sr. is asking a Texas court for permission to travel out of state so he can attend some of his son Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs games during the upcoming NFL season.

RUSSELL HOWARD REVEALS HIS NEWBORN SON DIED SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH

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British comedian Russell Howard has revealed that his newborn son, Felix, died shortly after his birth earlier this year, describing the loss as the most devastating experience his family has ever faced.

CRISTIANO RONALDO AND LIONEL MESSI TO PLAY FOR THE SAME TEAM

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Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo will line up for the same team for the first time ever later this year.

The world superstars have gone head to head over the years while at the top of the game with Barcelona and Real Madrid.

BUNNIE XO STILL PLANS TO HAVE A BABY AFTER JELLY ROLL SPLIT

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Bunnie XO is not giving up on her dream of becoming a mother, even after her divorce from Jelly Roll.

EGYPTIAN INFLUENCER AND TV HOST SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING

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Popular Egyptian TV presenter and influencer Sarah Khalifa has been sentenced to death by hanging after being convicted for her alleged role in a major drug trafficking operation.

Khalifa, 39, reportedly broke down in court as the Cairo Criminal Court handed her the death sentence alongside 11 other defendants.

The former host of Egyptian crime programme Mission Impossible, who has more than two million social media followers, strongly denied the allegations.

“Please listen to me, sir. My parents raised me well; they are people who pray, and I don’t need drug money,” she reportedly pleaded in court.

Khalifa also told investigators that she had “never smoked a cigarette” in her life.

According to Egyptian state media, Khalifa and the other defendants were convicted of operating an organised gang that imported raw materials used to manufacture synthetic drugs and stored the finished products in residential properties.

She was arrested in Cairo in April 2025.

Authorities reportedly seized more than 1,600 pounds of narcotics, as well as unlicensed firearms and ammunition, during the investigation.

A total of 28 people were charged in the case. Nine others were sentenced to life imprisonment, while seven were acquitted.

Before issuing the death sentences, the court referred the defendants’ cases to Egypt’s Grand Mufti for a religious opinion, as required in capital cases.

The death sentences can reportedly be appealed under recent judicial reforms.

EARLE SISTERS CONFRONT BRCA2 FINDINGS ON NETFLIX

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A deeply personal family health discovery has become part of the story surrounding Alix Earle's new Netflix series, Earle Meets World, after the social media personality and her sister, Ashtin Earle, learned they carry a BRCA2 genetic mutation.