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Former two-time UFC middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya, has shut down talks of retiring from mixed martial arts despite suffering his fourth consecutive defeat.

The Nigerian-born fighter suffered a second-round knockout loss to Joe Pyfer at UFC Fight Night in Seattle over the weekend.

The defeat extended Adesanya’s losing streak to four, the worst slump of his illustrious career.

In his post-fight interview, Adesanya was defiant not to retire from mixed martial arts.

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Lola Young is opening up about her health and lifestyle changes following a period away from the public eye.

The "Messy" singer shared an encouraging update in an interview with The Times of London published on March 28, reflecting on her recovery after stepping back from performing in the wake of a medical incident that occurred on stage late last year. She described her current state as improved while noting that the process is still ongoing.

She explained that she prefers to keep details of her situation private but emphasized that recovery is not something with a clear endpoint. According to her, she is not fully "finished" with the process, but she is doing significantly better than before and continuing to focus on her wellbeing.

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A man previously arrested for stalking Billie Eilish has died after being struck by a train in Westbury New York.

Authorities said Prenell Rousseau, 30, was hit by a Long Island Rail Road train at around 5:38am. Reports indicate he was running “on or near” the tracks, and the incident is believed to have been accidental.

Rousseau had previously been arrested in 2020 after repeatedly appearing at Eilish’s home in Los Angeles, prompting the singer and her family to seek legal protection. According to court documents, he visited the property multiple times over two days, displaying what Eilish described as “erratic” behaviour.

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Joseph Baena, the son of Arnold Schwarzenegger, has achieved a major milestone in his fitness journey after winning his first bodybuilding competition.

Baena, 28, announced his success on Saturday, March 28, through an Instagram post in which he shared images of himself on stage during his debut appearance at the NPC Natural Colorado State competition. He secured top positions across multiple divisions, including the Men's Open Body Heavy Weight Class, Men's Classic Physique True Novice, and Men's Classic Physique Novice categories.

In his caption, he expressed excitement and pride at the outcome, describing the moment as a completed goal. The photos showed him posing confidently, highlighting the results of months of preparation and training.

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TV personality Nick Cannon has sparked debate after criticising the U.S. Democratic Party during a recent episode of his “Big Drive” show, while also distancing himself from the Republican Party.

Speaking alongside Amber Rose, Cannon referred to the Democrats as the “party of the KKK,” citing historical links between the party and the Ku Klux Klan in earlier periods of US history.

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Kim Novak has shared strong reservations about Sydney Sweeney portraying her in the upcoming biopic Scandalous!, calling the casting choice inappropriate. In an interview with The Times published on March 27, the 93 year old screen legend said she would not have supported Sweeney taking on the role and described the decision as misguided.

The film is set to explore Novak's relationship with Sammy Davis Jr. during the 1950s, with David Jonsson cast as Davis. Novak expressed concern that the project may focus too heavily on the romantic and physical aspects of their connection, rather than reflecting the deeper bond they shared. She emphasized that their relationship was rooted in common experiences and mutual understanding rather than being defined by attraction alone.

Novak also criticized Sweeney's image, suggesting that her public persona does not align with how she sees herself or the story she lived. She argued that the portrayal risks distorting the nature of her past and presenting a version that prioritizes appearance over authenticity. According to Novak, the film could lean toward sensationalism instead of accurately representing the emotional reality of her experiences.