Instead of singing the original lyrics, “When they’re tryna get to you, baby I’ll be the fighter,” he gave a shoutout to his touring guitarist Maggie Baugh and sang, “When they’re tryna get to you, Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player.”
This deviation raised eyebrows at the time, as Keith previously admitted the single was inspired by his 20-year marriage to the Babygirl actor. Though he didn’t address the subtle lyric change, fellow country singer Alexandra Kay made sure to shut down the rumors that Keith and Maggie are an item.
“I know that’s absolutely not true,” Alexandra toldTaste of Country last month. “Honestly, I was heartbroken for them because the media scrutiny is insane and the things that people say… They’re like, stirring up rumors about Maggie Baugh, and I’m like, ‘She’s a good friend of mine.’”
In fact, the “How Do We Go” singer revealed that the guitarist is in a relationship with someone else, emphasizing she has “nothing” to do with Nicole and Keith’s fall out. “I’ve met her boyfriend,” she continued. “She’s very happy.”
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Since the Cleveland Browns selected quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft, the team has brought him along like a developmental player. The fourth quarterback added during the offseason, Sanders was QB4 on the depth chart — behind veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett, and fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel — during training camp and didn’t receive a single first-team rep throughout the summer.
Browns general manager Andrew Berry likened Sanders’ transition to the pros as someone who was “fluent in English and now you have to learn Mandarin.” Sanders began Cleveland’s regular season on Sept. 7 as the No. 3 QB behind Flacco and Gabriel — Pickett was traded to the Las Vegas Raiders ahead of roster cutdown day. Sanders then assumed the backup role after Flacco was traded to the Cincinnati Bengals on Oct. 7.
During the Browns’ Week 11 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, Gabriel sustained a concussion and Sanders entered the game at the start of the second half. After an uneven and unexpected debut in which he finished 4-of-16 passing for 47 yards with an interception and was sacked twice, the 23-year-old will get another chance to showcase his growth in Week 12.
With Gabriel remaining in concussion protocol, Sanders will make his first career start on Sunday at the Raiders (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS), becoming the 42nd quarterback to start for the Browns since the franchise returned to Cleveland in 1999.
But there are questions that arise with Sanders’ first start, including how coach Kevin Stefanski and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees will maximize the rookie’s skill set in Cleveland’s offense and how this move impacts the team’s offseason personnel strategy when deciding on quarterback depth and quite possibly the future face of the franchise. ESPN NFL Nation Browns reporter Daniel Oyefusi, senior NFL insider Jeremy Fowler and NFL draft analyst Jordan Reid weigh in on what lies ahead for Sanders and the Browns:
How are the Browns supporting Sanders to set him up for success?
Much has been made about the practice reps given (or not given) to Sanders since he arrived in Cleveland, but Stefanski has been confident in his staff’s plan for the fifth-round draft pick out of Colorado. With 13 rookies on the active roster, including two rookie quarterbacks, Stefanski, who is in his sixth season as head coach, has modified practices. He split the practice field into two to maximize reps during the summer and has implemented post-practice sessions for young, developmental players such as Sanders.
Though Sanders wasn’t receiving starting practice reps like Gabriel did when he was the backup to Flacco during the season, Sanders has run the scout team offense and gotten reps in walk-through settings.
Sanders said after his debut Sunday against Baltimore that the post-practice reps helped him to understand concepts but acknowledged he has to develop chemistry with the starting unit. “I don’t think I played good at all. I think there’s a lot of things we need to look at during the week and go and just get comfortable with even throwing routes with [wide receiver] Jerry [Jeudy] and throwing routes with all those guys. I think that was my first ball to him all year,” he said.
Sanders will finally get those first-team practice reps this week.
“You want to make sure that all the concepts are things that he feels confident in,” Stefanski said Wednesday. “Obviously having been around him over the months, you get a good sense of the things that fit his eyes, so to speak. So definitely want to lean into those types of things and he’s working very hard.” — Oyefusi
What are the rookie QB’s best traits? And where does he still need to improve?
Ball placement and poise are among Sanders’ best traits, as evidenced by his experience in college (25 starts at Colorado and 25 more at Jackson State).
In his final season at Colorado, he had an FBS-high 74% completion percentage, and his 6.5% off-target rate was third lowest. When he is protected and in rhythm, Sanders has enough arm strength to get the ball to his spots, and he’s precise when throwing to the underneath areas of the field.
Sanders must still learn when plays are over, though. He tends to drift in the pocket, looking for the perfect play, and that can result in big losses when things don’t open up quickly. He took an FBS-high 42 sacks last season as the Buffaloes’ starting QB.
Getting the ball out to his checkdown or simply looking to gain yards as a runner will be key as he adjusts to starting in the NFL. — Reid
How can Stefanski and Rees maximize Sanders’ skill set?
During the rookie’s one half of play in Sunday’s loss to the Ravens, Baltimore took advantage of Sanders’ inconsistent pocket management and the Browns’ struggling offensive line by sending an assortment of blitzes. Sanders finished 0-for-5 against the blitz and just 1-for-7 with an interception and two sacks under duress, according to ESPN Research.
Rees, who took over as the Browns’ playcaller in Week 10, tried to help Sanders by rolling him out in the pocket and designing quick reads to get the ball out of his hands in rhythm.
The Raiders don’t blitz often, but given Sanders’ troubles in his debut and injuries along the offensive line for Cleveland — starting tackles Jack Conklin and Cam Robinson are day-to-day with knee injuries — the Browns should expect similar looks at Las Vegas and will have to be prepared with answers.
A well-executed run-first game plan would also help to keep Sanders in advantageous down-and-distance situations. — Oyefusi
How likely is it that Cleveland goes back to Gabriel once he’s healthy?
Immediately following Sunday’s game against Baltimore, Stefanski committed to Gabriel as the starter if the quarterback were to clear the concussion protocol. Stefanski also said he did not want to speculate if Sanders could retain the starting role with a strong performance against the Raiders.
This stance by the coach aligns with previous comments he has made and supports how he has not wavered on Gabriel’s standing as QB1, even as the offense has eclipsed 20 points only once since he took over as the starter in Week 5.
An impressive showing from Sanders would make for an interesting decision for the Browns’ Week 13 game against the San Francisco 49ers, but Stefanski hasn’t given any indication that he would consider a permanent change to Sanders, making Sunday’s game at Las Vegas potentially instrumental in the QB decision-making going forward.
“I’m obviously focused on this game,” Stefanski said Wednesday. — Oyefusi
With the Browns having two first-round picks in 2026, how will Sanders’ and Gabriel’s play impact Cleveland’s draft strategy?
Owner Jimmy Haslam said that it was “absolutely” important to evaluate both rookie quarterbacks on the field this season, and with the move to start Sanders in the wake of Gabriel’s injury, the Browns will get their opportunity to see both passers lead the offense.
Before his concussion, Gabriel struggled in his four games as the starter, posting a 30.9 Total QBR that ranks 31st out of 32 qualifying passers, ranking above only Tennessee Titans rookie Cam Ward.
Sanders’ debut got off to an even worse start — he registered a 2.4 QBR in the second half of Sunday’s game — but there’s belief internally that Sanders will produce a better showing with a full week of practice reps.
The Browns have 10 draft picks, including their two first-rounders, in the 2026 draft. With an offense that has woefully lagged behind an elite defense, Cleveland is likely to target upgrades along the offensive line and at the skill positions, which will be headlined by the quarterback position. — Oyefusi
What are the chances the Browns look elsewhere for a QB1 in the offseason?
The chances are moderately high. Armed with two first-round picks (one being from the 2025 trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars), the Browns will have ample opportunity to secure a passer high in the draft.
The 2026 quarterback class is considered weaker than advertised entering the college football season, but multiple passers will prove worthy of a first-round billing. Cleveland is projected to own the Nos. 2 and 19 picks based on current records and ESPN’s Football Power Index. That’s a unique opportunity to find a long-term solution at the game’s most important position.
Daniel Jones will be the top free agent quarterback, and though the Indianapolis Colts will work to bring the veteran quarterback back, anything is possible in free agency.
While the Browns are high on Gabriel, most teams I’ve spoken to project him as a quality No. 2 in the league. Perhaps he can change that perception over the final six or seven weeks or prove he’s a bridge option in 2026. But either way the Browns are well-positioned to make a bold statement this offseason. — Fowler
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A single CR123A battery powers the new MS605 presence sensor for up to three years. Battery life may be reduced in high-traffic areas if the sensor is activated more frequently. It’s available for preorder now through Meross’ online store and discounted to $34.99 for a limited time.
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The MS605 has a similar design to the older MS600 and carries forward its articulated mounting plate, allowing the sensor to be angled up to 90 degrees and rotated 360 degrees. It’s been upgraded with an IP67 waterproof rating so it can now be used outdoors. It also offers the same combination of light, passive infrared (PIR), and 24GHz mmWave radar sensors used to detect people in motion or standing still, and to differentiate inanimate moving objects, like a window curtain, from humans. The only real downside to the battery is that the MS605’s range has been reduced to 6 meters (from 12) for motion and 4 meters (from 6) for presence detection.
The Longhorns plummeted to No. 17 on Tuesday night in the College Football Playoff selection committee’s third of six rankings, indicating that even if they run the table and punctuate their résumé with a win against No. 3 Texas A&M, they might still be locked out.
Notre Dame, though, should buy some furniture and move in. At No. 9 — ahead of No. 10 Alabama — the selection committee continued to reward the two-loss Irish for how they’re playing — not who they’re beating. No. 10 Alabama has four wins against CFP top-25 opponents, including the committee’s No. 4 team Georgia, No. 14 Vanderbilt, No. 20 Tennessee and No. 22 Mizzou, which snuck back into the ranking this week. Notre Dame’s only win against a CFP-ranked team is against No. 15 USC.
While the changes at the top were minimal, No. 24 Tulane is now the flavor of the week in the Group of 5 race after Navy knocked South Florida out of the same spot.
With only three Saturdays remaining before Selection Day, there are still games that can change the picture entirely, which leaves hope for some teams hovering on the bubble (here’s lookin’ at you, Miami).
The Bubble Watch accounts for what we have learned from the committee so far — and historical knowledge of what it means for teams clinging to hope. Teams with Would be in status below are in this week’s bracket based on the committee’s third ranking. For each Power 4 conference, we’ve also listed Last team in and First team out. These are the true bubble teams hovering around inclusion. Teams labeled Still in the mix haven’t been eliminated, but have work to do. A team that is Out will have to wait until next year.
The conferences below are listed in order of the number of bids they would receive, ranked from the most to least, based on this week’s committee ranking.
Would be in: Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Texas A&M
Last team in: Alabama. The loss to Oklahoma didn’t knock the Tide out of the committee’s top 12, but it put No. 10 Alabama in must-win mode and will keep them ranked behind the Sooners. The Tide have only one SEC loss and still have the best chance of any team to reach the conference championship game (71.6%), according to ESPN Analytics.
First team out: Vanderbilt. No. 14 Vandy jumped ahead of the three-loss Longhorns despite the head-to-head loss to Texas, but remains a long shot for the field as an at-large bid. The Commodores would need to beat Kentucky and Tennessee — plus hope there is some chaos above them. Maybe — maybe — if Bama loses to Auburn in the Iron Bowl, Miami loses to Pitt, and BYU loses to Cincinnati — it can open the door, but clearly multiple things need to work in their favor.
Last team in: Oregon. This could change quickly if Oregon loses at home to USC on Saturday, as there are questions in the room about the Ducks’ No. 31 schedule strength. The Nov. 8 win at Iowa was impressive, but the Hawkeyes are now a four-loss team and dropped out of the top 25. The Ducks also have a double-digit home loss to Indiana, which is why their chances of reaching the Big Ten title game are only 12%.
First team out: USC. Like Oregon, USC just boosted its résumé with a gritty, close win against a talented Iowa team that fell out of the ranking with its fourth loss. The Trojans’ two losses were by a total of 12 points to Illinois and Notre Dame — and were both on the road. USC has a critical win against No. 18 Michigan, which boosts its status and gives the Trojans a tiebreaker in the Big Ten standings. If USC can win at Oregon (and avoid an embarrassing home loss to UCLA), the Trojans can unseat the Ducks as the Big Ten’s last team in. They would likely finish behind Notre Dame, though, because of the head-to-head result.
Still in the mix: Michigan. The difference between No. 18 Michigan and No. 17 Texas is that the Wolverines are still mathematically eligible to reach the Big Ten title game with a 3.6% chance, according to ESPN Analytics. The Wolverines avoided elimination Saturday with a narrow 24-22 win at Northwestern. They still have a chance to beat the committee’s No. 1 team in rival Ohio State, and nobody in the country would have a better win if that happens. If Michigan can run the table, it would have one of the best two-loss résumés in the country but would be ranked behind USC unless the Trojans lose again. If USC loses to Oregon, and Oregon loses to Washington — and Michigan runs the table — the Wolverines will have a strong case to be the Big Ten’s third team in. The Week 2 loss to Oklahoma looks better now that the Sooners are a top-10 team.
Last team in: Texas Tech. At No. 5, the Red Raiders are within arm’s reach of a first-round bye and have the best chance of winning the Big 12 (69.5%), according to ESPN Analytics. Texas Tech has a bye this week but can clinch a spot in the Big 12 title game if both Cincinnati and Arizona State lose. The Oct. 18 loss to Arizona State won’t keep Texas Tech out of the CFP if it finishes as a two-loss Big 12 runner-up, given how highly the committee has regarded Texas Tech to this point. The chances of that became even better after Arizona State appeared in the ranking at No. 25, easing some of the pain of that loss. The Red Raiders end the regular season at 4-7 West Virginia.
First team out: BYU. The Cougars put it all together during Saturday’s dominant win against TCU, but they would be excluded from the playoff today in order to make room for one of the five highest ranked conference champions. BYU still has the second-best chance to reach the Big 12 title game (80.2%) behind Texas Tech (97.5%). They can clinch a spot with a win Saturday against Cincinnati and losses by both Arizona State and Houston. If BYU wins the league, it’s a CFP lock. If BYU loses, though, it would depend on how close the game is. The selection committee is unlikely to reward BYU with an at-large bid if it plays as poorly as it did against Texas Tech during the regular season.
Still in the mix: Arizona State, Cincinnati, Utah. According to ESPN Analytics, Utah still has an 11.9% chance to reach the Big 12 championship, followed by ASU (8.4%) and Cincinnati (1.9%).
Out: Arizona, Baylor, Colorado, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, TCU, UCF, West Virginia
ACC
Would be in: Miami
Last team in: Miami. The No. 13 Canes are listed here because they are the selection committee’s highest-ranked ACC team and are still mathematically eligible to reach the conference championship game. Until the participants of that game are clear, the committee’s highest-ranked ACC team will continue to appear here. With six teams still in contention, the most fair representative is the committee’s. Still, Miami’s best chance at reaching the CFP right now is through an at-large bid because the Canes only have a 7.1% chance to reach the ACC title game. To get that at-large bid, Miami still needs to beat both Virginia Tech and Pitt and hope for losses above it to move into the top 10. The ACC champion will earn the No. 11 seed and the Group of 5 champion will have the No. 12 seed, so Miami needs to jump to No. 10 by Selection Day. It’s not inconceivable if Alabama loses to Auburn, BYU loses to Cincinnati and Utah loses to either K-State or at Kansas. It will take more than one of those things — if not all three. The question will be if the committee ever revisits Miami’s head-to-head win against Notre Dame in the season opener. The Canes would likely have to creep closer to the Irish in their ranking for them to be comparable enough to use that tiebreaker. Georgia Tech can clinch a spot in the game with a win against Pitt on Saturday, and Virginia can clinch with losses by Duke, Pitt and SMU.
First team out: Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets beat a 1-10 Boston College team by two points in spite of themselves and are a win away from a guaranteed appearance in the ACC championship game. They’ve also got a chance to earn a top-5 win in the regular-season finale against Georgia. If Georgia Tech doesn’t beat Georgia, it would need to win the ACC to reach the playoff because a three-loss ACC runner-up is out.
Still in the mix: Duke, Pitt, SMU, Virginia. Virginia has the best chance to reach the ACC title game (77.7%); SMU is third (38%), followed by Duke (11%), Miami and Pitt (7%).
Out: Boston College, Cal, Clemson, Florida State, Louisville, North Carolina, NC State, Stanford, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest
Independent
Would be in:Notre Dame. At No. 9 and ahead of two-loss Alabama, Notre Dame is winning the eye test, because it is ranked behind Alabama in both Strength of Record and Strength of Schedule. Alabama has the No. 4 schedule in the country, while the Irish are No. 29. Notre Dame’s best wins are against USC, Navy and Pitt, with only No. 15 USC ranked this week. As long as the Irish end the season with wins against Syracuse and Stanford, their place in the playoff should be secure.
Group of 5
Would be in: Tulane. The Green Wave have decent wins against Northwestern, Duke and Memphis, and the best combination of eye test and résumé of the current contenders. Tulane’s No. 71 schedule strength is better than James Madison (No. 119), North Texas (No. 127) and Navy (No. 74). Tulane and North Texas are the most likely teams to play for the American Conference championship, but North Texas has the best chance to win the league (61.4%), according to ESPN Analytics.
Still in the mix: James Madison, Navy, North Texas. Of these teams, JMU has the best strength of record (No. 24) and game control (No. 40) ranks, but the worst strength of schedule (No. 119). Navy has the best win — against South Florida — and the best loss (to Notre Dame), but lost to North Texas.
Bracket
Based on the committee’s third ranking, the seeding would be:
First-round byes
No. 1 Ohio State (Big Ten champ) No. 2 Indiana No. 3 Texas A&M (SEC champ) No. 4 Georgia
First-round games
On campus, Dec. 19 and 20
No. 12 Tulane (American champ) at No. 5 Texas Tech (Big 12 champ) No. 11 Miami (ACC champ) at No. 6 Ole Miss No. 10 Alabama at No. 7 Oregon No. 9 Notre Dame at No. 8 Oklahoma
Quarterfinal games
At the Goodyear Cotton Bowl, Capital One Orange Bowl, Rose Bowl presented by Prudential and Allstate Sugar Bowl on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.
No. 12 Tulane/No. 5 Texas Tech winner vs. No. 4 Georgia No. 11 Miami/No. 6 Ole Miss winner vs. No. 3 Texas A&M No. 10 Alabama/No. 7 Oregon winner vs. No. 2 Indiana No. 9 Notre Dame/No. 8 Oklahoma winner vs. No. 1 Ohio State
How Much Do the Celebrities Get Paid to Be on Dancing With the Stars?
Citing multiple sources, Variety reported in 2019 that Dancing With the Stars contestants make $125,000 for the rehearsal period and first two weeks of the show. If they progress beyond that point, the outlet continued, they earn more money each week. At the time, sources told the publication stars could earn a maximum of $295,000.
However, Bobby Bones said he made more than this when he won season 27 with Sharna Burgess in 2018.
“That show pays OK,” the radio personality said on a Sept. 2025 episode of Jason Tartick‘s podcast Trading Secrets. “Like, first episode, no money. Second episode, $10,000. I think it’s like, $10,000, $10,000, $20,000, $20,000. It ends up being $50,000 an episode if you last.”
Also receiving a base salary of around $110,000, Bones continued, “I ended up making close to $400,000 from that show.”
ABC has not publicly confirmed any of these figures.
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– Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur all hold an interest in signing AFC Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, reports Sky Sports. The 25-year-old’s contract reportedly includes a release clause worth £60 million plus £5 million in add-ons that becomes active in January, but it is only active until a certain point in the window and the clause will drop lower in the summer. Semenyo signed a five-year contract recently, but would not have done so without the release clause as he has plans to make a step up. He will also be available throughout the winter as Ghana did not qualify for the African Cup of Nations.
– Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has been impressed by FC Cologne winger Said El Mala and is having him closely watched, as reported by Sky Sports Deutschland, which adds that scouts have been at the 19-year-old’s recent matches. Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are also interested but a deal could be difficult for the Bundesliga clubs to complete as Cologne have extended El Mala’s contract until 2030 and are demanding a fee of €40 million. Talks between El Mala’s representatives and Cologne are planned for the winter and he is in no rush to leave.
– Nottingham Forest value the transfer of midfielder Elliot Anderson at over £100 million amid interest from Manchester United and Newcastle United, as has been reported by The Telegraph. There is no chance of a January departure though, with Forest ready to take a tough stance regarding the 23-year-old’s future, while ESPN sources have stated that the Red Devils have no plans to add to their midfield in the January window anyway.
– There have been plenty of players linked with Bayern Munich ahead of the January transfer window. Florian Plettenberg has stated that their candidates are Feyenoord right-back Givairo Read, Anderlecht midfielder Nathan De Cat, Crystal Palace center back Marc Guéhi, Borussia Dortmund center back Nico Schlotterbeck, FC Cologne winger Said El Mala and Hoffenheim striker Fisnik Asllani. There is also information from Bild’s Christian Falk, who report that the Bavarians are monitoring Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic‘s situation and hold an interest in Midtjylland striker Franculino Djú.
– Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi‘s agent, Jorge Mendes, has held talks with a number of clubs including Manchester United as negotiations over a new contract for his client stall, says Sky Sports Deutschland. The report claims that suggestions the 23-year-old has decided to leave are untrue, and more talks with Dortmund are planned for after the international break. Right now though, Adeyemi’s future remains completely open. His contract runs until 2027 and has a base salary of €475,000-a-month, while Mendes is demanding more than the €600,000-a-month being offered for an extension and also wants to add a release clause.
EXPERT TAKE
ESPN’s Sam Tighe on the future for Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo.
When Semenyo signed his new deal with Bournemouth last summer, it always felt like a “I’ll give you one more year” arrangement. Rewarding the player with a pay rise but also rubber-stamping an exit route and acceptable release clause has become a common arrangement in football.
The Ghana international forward has started the season superbly, registering six goals and three assists from 11 league games. Only Erling Haaland (15) can beat that, highlighting how impactful and decisive he has become. His direct and aggressive dribbling scares full backs, as he drives right at them and forces them to move their feet. And, over the last three seasons, he’s got better at ensuring he hits dangerous shots or crosses at the end of those moves.
Add this to the fact he’s a willing presser and hard worker — you cannot thrive under Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola without these traits — and it’s no wonder a host of top clubs are eyeing him up. A fee of £60m plus £5m in add-ons would be a fair given the fees that similarly aged Premier League forwards — such as Mohammed Kudus (£55m), Matheus Cunha (£62.5m) and Bryan Mbeumo (£71m) — moved for last summer.
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– Inter Milan and AC Milan are both interested in Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier, whose contract ends in the summer. (Tuttosport)
– Atletico Madrid midfielder Conor Gallagher has been linked with Manchester United, but says he is “very happy” at the club. (AS)
– Galatasaray remain interested in Atalanta forward Ademola Lookman but there is no agreement for the 28-year-old to join them. (Fabrizio Romano)
– Tottenham Hotspur watched AS Monaco winger Maghnes Akliouche during France’s win over Azerbaijan. (Football Insider)
– Ethan Nwaneri could leave Arsenal on loan in January to get the attacking midfielder more game time. (Daily Mail)
– Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, West Ham United, Crystal Palace and Borussia Dortmund have all looked at Club Brugge winger Christos Tzolis. (TEAMtalk)
– Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch is getting closer to renewing his contract until 2030 or 2031, having turned down a large offer from Saudi Arabia last summer. (Nicolo Schira)
– Bayer Leverkusen are considering triggering the clause to re-sign FC Salzburg winger Kerim Alajbegovic, which will be worth €8m in the summer of 2026. (Florian Plettenberg)
– Internazionale are searching for a backup option for right back Denzel Dumfries. (Nicolo Schira)
– AZ Alkmaar striker Troy Parrott‘s heroics for the Republic of Ireland could earn him a return to the Premier League (Times)
– Parma are aiming to sign a free-agent goalkeeper due to an injury to Zion Suzuki, with their list of options featuring Rui Patricio, Fraser Forster, Dimitry Bertaud, Vicente Guaita, Salvatore Sirigu, Luigi Sepe, Andrea Consigli, Alessio Cragno and Vito Mannone. (Calciomercato)
– Sarajevo center back Hamza Redzic has received interest from Serie A after impressing in Bosnia & Herzegovina U19s’ match against Italy. (Rudy Galetti)
Google filed a motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought by anti-corporate diversity activist Robby Starbuck, who claimed Google’s AI falsely associated him with sexual assault allegations and a white nationalist.
Starbuck is seeking $15 million in damages from Google. But the company says in its filing that his claims simply represent his “misuse of developer tools to induce hallucinations.” Starbuck doesn’t identify what prompts he used to generate the outputs at issue, according to Google, or any actual person who was misled by the alleged claims. Starbuck did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Google, of course, could eventually choose a similar route to Meta to resolve the claims. But at least for now, it’s choosing to fight them in court.
Irina Shayk wants her daughter to find the silver lining amid fame.
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model explained how she and ex Bradley Cooper help their daughter Lea “feel comfortable” around their celebrity status, noting that the 8-year-old “clearly understands” their public-facing jobs.
“She has very, very little digital access, almost down to none,” Irina told People in an interview published Nov. 17. Instead, the 39-year-old said she and Bradley focus on “building community, friends and just giving love.”
She added, “This is the best thing that you could give to your kid, raising them in a loving family.”
Plus, Irina is aware that her job gives her a unique perspective that can help temper some of Lea’s worldviews.
“There are so many beauty standards out there,” she continued, “that of course I try to protect my daughter from.”
And part of Irina and Bradley’s approach to acclimating their daughter to Hollywood is by including her in their work. In fact, when it comes to the process of making a movie, the Maestro actor-director shared that Lea is “part of it.”
