Laver Cup 2026: Carlos Alcaraz on US Open run, injury and Jannik Sinner rivalry
Most players, after seeing their US Open title defence end at 3:34am after five intense sets, would not walk away smiling.
Carlos Alcaraz is not most players.
After his loss to Ben Shelton - a match that played out over a gruelling four hours and 28 minutes - the Spaniard was filmed walking down the Arthur Ashe tunnel with a huge grin on his face.
Teen rocker Nene Royal becomes first Thai to win America's Got Talent
Nene Royal, a 16-year-old rocker, has been crowned the latest winner of America's Got Talent - making her the first ever Thai winner of the long-running talent show.
For the show's finals on Tuesday in California, Nene, whose real name is Rattikarn Amloy, performed a rendition of Seven Nation Army by American rock duo The White Stripes.
AU Deals: Save $110 on this Super Fast 320Hz Gigabyte Monitor, Score a Free Copy of Street Fighter 6 - IGN
Looking to give your battlestation a massive visual upgrade? Right now, Gigabyte is serving up a tidy A$110 discount on the Gigabyte M27Q3 27-inch gaming monitor over on PLE Computers. And until October 15, snagging this budget-friendly beast also nets you a digital copy of StreetFighter 6: Years 1-2 Fighters Edition entirely for free.
Miami's ultra-luxury housing market booms as cash transactions dominate, high-end brands like Bugatti and Porsche jump in
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Miami's ultra-luxury property market is heating up as buyers pay cash and the likes of car maker Bugatti enter with branded developments.
Miami-Dade County, which includes some of the region's best-known luxury markets such as Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach, recorded 194 home sales of $10 million or more in the first eight months of 2026, already 14.1% above the 170 transactions recorded during all of last year, according to the Miami Association of Realtors.
United Rugby Championship: Guide to Welsh clubs' chances in the 2026-27 season
Last season: 6th
Head coach: Corniel van Zyl
Captain: Liam Belcher
Key man: Teddy Williams - Cardiff will hope the Wales lock, their player of the year in 2024-25, can stay fit having been limited to three appearances in the past season after a dislocated right foot last October.
Cristiano Ronaldo: When Craig Bellamy watched on as Portugal great caused airport lockdown - Craig Bellamy
Cristiano Ronaldo won the first of his 233 Portugal caps in 2003
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ByIan Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales
With five Ballon d'Or wins, eight league titles, five Champions Leagues, a European Championship and a pair of Nations League triumphs among his glut of honours, Cristiano Ronaldo's status as one of football's all-time greats is not in doubt.
Uefa Nations League: Portugal test gives Bellamy Wales focus
Having emphatically declared his commitment to Wales following interest from Burnley in the summer, it's now back to the serious business for Craig Bellamy.
The head coach will lead his troops against a star-studded Portugal side at Estadio Jose Alvalade in what will be his first match since the Clarets saga.
Tom Cruise Is the Last Great Movie Star Still Chasing His Oscar. Can He Overcome ‘Digger’ Reviews to Get Him There?
Tom Cruise is going to divide us this year, and that might be the most interesting thing about his Oscar prospects for “Digger.”
Depending on which screening you walked out of, it’s either the bravest swing of his late career or a miscalculation dressed up as one. Critics are divided, and audiences will be too. Typically, that reaction is a problem, but with Cruise, it might be what his campaign needs.
72-Year-Old Pokémon Collector Arrested After Illegally Tracking Woman Who Restocked Local Stores
A 72-year-old Pokémon card collector has been arrested for illegally tracking a woman who restocked local stores.
Cleveland resident Kent Kubasta has admitted following the woman's delivery route via an electronic tracker he had secretly placed on her vehicle, in order to see where new card boxes had been dropped off.
CEO of a $55 billion company explains why Japan's concept of 'kosoryoku' is so important in the AI age
The CEO of a $55 billion conglomerate explains why the Japanese concept of 'kosoryoku' is so important in the AI age
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