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Six companies connected to Sarah Ferguson are in the process of being wound down, according to documents filed with Companies House. The former Duchess of York is listed as the director of all six businesses, which are scheduled to be struck off the official register within ten days unless a legal objection is raised.

The companies named in the filings are S Phoenix Events, Fergie's Farm, La Luna Investments, Solamoon Ltd, Philanthrepreneur Ltd and Planet Partners Productions Ltd. Five of the six listings state that there is an application to strike the company off the register. This means that if no action is taken to prevent it, the companies will cease trading and will formally dissolve. In the case of S Phoenix Events, the filing also notes the receipt of an application to strike off and lists Sarah Ferguson as the individual who authenticated the application on behalf of the company.

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Logan Paul has sold his ultra-rare Pikachu Illustrator trading card for a record-breaking $16.492m (£12m), according to auction house Goldin.

The influencer and WWE performer originally bought the card in 2021 for $5.275m, setting a world record at the time. Five years on, the sale has more than tripled that figure, with a custom diamond necklace included in the deal.

The card, widely described as the "holy grail" of Pokémon collectibles, is one of roughly 40 Pikachu Illustrator cards produced for a late-1990s illustration contest. Paul's copy is the only example to receive a perfect Grade 10 rating from authentication agency Professional Sports Authenticator, meaning it is considered virtually flawless.

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Lindsey Vonn's path to recovery has not been easy.

After colliding during the women's downhill final at the Olympics in Cortina, Italy on February 8, the alpine ski racer shared a more detailed update on her recovery from her most recent surgery.

“Surgery went well today!” Lindsey, who has undergone more than three procedures in seven days since the incident, wrote in the caption of a February 14 Instagram post. "Fortunately, I will be able to return to the United States! Once I return, I will provide you with additional updates and information about my injury."

But for now, the 41-year-old is reflecting on the terrifying incident that resulted in a broken left tibia.

“When I think back on my crash, I didn’t stand in the starting gate unaware of the potential consequences,” she explained. "I understood what I was doing. I decided to take a risk. Every skier at the starting gate took the same risk. Because even if you are the strongest person in the world, the mountain always has the upper hand."

Lindsey Vonn of Team United States inspects the course during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Championships.

"So please don't be sad," she said. "The ride was well worth the fall. When I close my eyes at night, I have no regrets, and my love of skiing remains. I'm still looking forward to the time when I can stand on top of the mountain once more. And I will.”

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The exhibition boxing match between legends Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr. has been confirmed.

According to The Ring's Mike Coppinger, Tyson and Mayweather Jr. are "tentatively" planning to go head-to-head in the ring on April 25 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where Muhammad Ali once fought George Foreman in the legendary "Rumble in the Jungle."

Last September, Tyson confirmed on social media he had signed on to face fellow Hall of Fame inductee Mayweather Jr. in an exhibition being put on by CSI Sports/Fight Sports, and in February he reaffirmed the bout's legitimacy. 

"Yeah that's happening," Tyson said of the fight in an interview with TMZ Sports. "You think I'd give that up? I was minding my business, he challenged me."

Tyson last fought in November 2024 when he suffered a defeat by unanimous decision to Jake Paul in a professionally sanctioned bout.

Mayweather Jr. hasn't competed in a professional fight since defeating Conor McGregor in 2017, but he has fought in a number of exhibitions, most recently taking on John Gotti III in August 2024 rematch.

Vice Premier Minister of Congo, Mobutu Nzanga Ngbangawe confirmed the date in location via social media.

"Very happy to hear the great news from @MikeCoppinger of @RingMagazine that boxing legends @MikeTyson and @FloydMayweather will face off in an exhibition match on April 25th in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, honoring the legacy of the Rumble in the Jungle 52 years later," he wrote on X.

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The catwalk lights are back on.

In Netflix's new docuseries "Reality Check," the legacy of "America's Next Top Model" is put under a harsh, unfiltered spotlight, and this time, its creator has something to say.

After years of criticism and viral backlash, 52-year-old supermodel and media mogul Tyra Banks sits down on camera for the first time since the show wrapped in 2018.

Directors Daniel Sivan and Mor Loushy insist there was no creative control, no advance screenings and no special treatment.

Banks, they say, will watch it like the millions of subscribers at Netflix, with fresh eyes.

It took months of conversations before she agreed to participate, but when cameras rolled, emotions followed.

According to the filmmakers, she was "very emotional," determined to tell her side as former contestants and judges shared theirs.

The series revisits infamous moments, including her explosive clash with Tiffany Richardson and the now-viral tirade that once played as camp but today feels unsettling.

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Maya Hawke has been hit by Cupid's arrow.

According to People, the Stranger Things star married singer Christian Lee Hutson during a Valentine's Day ceremony in New York City on February 14.

According to photos obtained by the outlet, the bride wore a white wedding gown with a ball gown silhouette and lace veil, topped off with a feathery white coat. The groom wore a classic black tuxedo with a white shirt, vest, and floral boutonniere.

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Anderson Cooper is closing a remarkable chapter in his career. After nearly 20 years as a correspondent for CBS's 60 Minutes, the veteran journalist announced he will not be

renewing his contract, choosing instead to focus on family and his ongoing work at CNN.