Stephen A. Smith stirs debate across ESPN after colleagues abandon gaming app promotions during widening lawsuit investigation

ESPN has reportedly asked several personalities to stop promoting Papaya Gaming. This action follows a lawsuit against the company. However, Stephen A. Smith’s own promotion of the same game has not been affected. Other ESPN names like Mina Kimes have acknowledged the situation. This has sparked debate about fairness in sports media.

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‘The Bad***ds of Bollywood’ X review: Netizens laud Aryan Khan’s debut directorial; ‘so fun and mind-blowing’

Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood,’ has premiered on Netflix, sparking immediate reactions from viewers. Early reviews of the first episode are largely positive, with netizens praising the series’ humor, satire, and Khan’s directorial skills. The show, featuring an ensemble cast, delves into the behind-the-scenes world of Bollywood with wit and sharp commentary.

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Asia Cup 2025: ‘This is not a curtain raiser, it’s only a curtain’ — R Ashwin slams lack of competition against India

Ravichandran Ashwin has criticised the Asia Cup 2025, questioning the competitiveness for Team India. He suggested the inclusion of India A or a combined Afro-Asia team to create a real challenge. Ashwin doubted other teams could compete with India’s strong batting and bowling, hoping for a surprise winner to inject excitement into the tournament.

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Nick Fuentes demands evidence as Candace Owens links Emmanuel Macron and Charlie Kirk death to assassination plot

Candace Owens’ explosive claims on X, alleging French President Macron and his wife paid for her assassination and French Legion soldiers killed Charlie Kirk, have been met with skepticism. Right-wing commentator Nick Fuentes publicly demanded proof, calling her stories ‘crazy’ and lacking evidence, particularly mocking her claims about Brigitte Macron’s family history and gender.

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“$15M for ten weeks” — Caitlin Clark offered whopping Big3 paycheck in a bid to pull Indiana Fever star away from WNBA

Caitlin Clark declined a lucrative offer from Big3, choosing to stay with the WNBA. The Big3 offered her $15 million for a ten-week season. Clark’s WNBA contract is significantly less. She also has endorsement deals, including a major Nike contract. Bill Simmons suggested a global league to lure Clark with substantial money.

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