Actor Wayne Brady briefly saw some action in a match during All Elite Wrestling’s Revolution pay-per-view on Sunday night in Los Angeles.

Brady’s involvement came during the Zero Hour portion of the pay-per-view. The tag team of Boom & Doom, featuring social media influencer and one part of the “Costco Guys,” “Big Boom” A.J., and Q.T. Marshall, took on The Infantry, consisting of Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo.

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Shane Taylor, who was aligned with Dean and Bravo, got into Brady’s face as the comedian sat in the front row in the Crypto.com Arena. The two had words with each other before Brady slapped Taylor across the face.

“Now what? Now what?” Brady said, taunting Taylor.

Taylor dragged Brady onto the floor and then got into the face of another influencer, The Rizzler, before he got speared by A.J.’s son, Big Justice.

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The distractions outside of the ring helped A.J. and Marshall gain the upper hand. They won the match that kicked started the pre-show.

As for Brady, he celebrated in the ring with the “Costco Guys” and Marshall. He was asked before the match what his finishing move would be.

“Um, the b—h slap,” Brady said. “Yeah, but it’d be in air quotes. The ‘b—h slap.’”

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He certainly used the move against Taylor during the night.

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The Oscars red carpet delivered the night’s first winners as Hollywood’s biggest stars stepped out in dazzling looks ahead of the 2026 Academy Awards.

On Sunday, celebrities arrived in style for the 98th edition of the film industry’s most prestigious awards ceremony, which was held at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, California and hosted by comedian and former late night host Conan O’Brien.

Gwyneth Paltrow wowed in strapless white silk custom Giorgio Armani Privé column gown that was completely slit down the sides. The dress featured a straight neckline and a fitted bodice. 

The Oscar winner, who was one of the ceremony’s presenters, paired the striking look with a diamond necklace along with matching rings and stud earrings. Paltrow wore her hair styled straight over one shoulder and completed her look with white pointed toe pumps. 

Kate Hudson sparkled in a seafoam green Giorgio Armani Privé gown that was covered in crystal embroidery. The dress featured a strapless sweetheart neckline with a sculpted peplum waist and a fitted column skirt. The actress accessorized her dress with Garatti jewelry including a statement necklace featuring more than 41 carats of rare green diamonds valued at roughly $35 million. Hudson wore her hair soft waves over one shoulder and sported a soft pink lip. 

She earned a best actress nomination for her performance in the 2025 biographical drama “Song Sung Blue.” She was first nominated for a best supporting actress Academy Award in 2001 after making her breakthrough in 2000 comedy drama “Almost Famous.”

Hudson walked the red carpet with her mother Goldie Hawn, who wore a black embellished gown with a plunging sheer embroidered bodice and black opera gloves.

Nicole Kidman stunned in a strapless nude gown that featured a crystal-embellished bodice and dramatic feathered peplum around the waist. The dress transitioned into a fitted blush pink skirt that was decorated with delicate feather embellishments down to the hemline. The Oscar winner paired her look with diamond drop earrings along with a diamond bracelet and rings and wore her hair down in loose waves with a side part. 

Demi Moore made a dramatic entrance in a strapless custom Gucci feathered gown that was covered in iridescent green embellishments. The dress’s neckline featured a plume of black feathers and the skirt was layered with black and dark green feathers that flowed into a feathered train. Moore, who earned an Oscar nomination last year for her performance in “The Substance,” accessorized with diamond and emerald drop earrings, a diamond bracelet and a ring. 

Heidi Klum wowed in a strapless champagne column gown featuring shimmering crystal embellishments and intricate vertical beadwork. The supermodel paired the gown with a stacked diamond choker necklace along with diamond rings and bracelets. 

Klum wore her hair down in loose waves with a center part and rocked a neutral smoky eye and a light pink lipstick. 

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Rose Byrne stunned in a strapless black mermaid Dior gown that featured delicate embroidered floral appliqués with shimmering beadwork running diagonally across the bodice and down the skirt, which flowed into a train. 

Byrne, who earned her first best actress Oscar nomination for “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” wore her hair styled into a low, polished bun and accessorized with a gold necklace that wrapped around her neck and ruby stud earrings.

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Felicity Jones stepped onto the red carpet in a pale yellow gown with a sleek bodice and airy tulle skirt that featured subtle sparkling embellishments. Jones, a previous Oscar nominee for “The Theory of Everything,” wore her hair in soft waves and sported delicate jewelry including diamond drop earrings and a bracelet. 

Alicia Silverstone donned an elegant Christian Siriano evening gown that featured a strapless black velvet bodice with a sweetheart neckline and a floor-length white draped skirt. The “Bugonia” star accessorized with a delicate diamond necklace that had a small pendant and matching drop earrings.

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Bella Thorne embraced edgy glamour in a sheer black form-fitting floor-length gown featuring a transparent mesh neckline and sleeves with dramatic feathered cuffs. “The DUFF” star wore her hair pulled back in a half updo and rocked a bold dark manicure. She accessorized simply with diamond drop earrings.

Kevin O’Leary commanded attention as he hit the red carpet in a black jacket adorned with intricate silver embroidery that had a sash-style belt, black trousers and red velvet loafers. The “Shark Tank” star known as “Mr. Wonderful,” completed his look with a statement necklace that had a large pendant which appeared to be a framed collectible card.

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O’Leary, who made his acting debut in Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme,” has been known to wear a rare Michael Jordan–Kobe Bryant trading card set in gold and diamonds as a necklace on red carpets, a piece reportedly valued at up to $20 million.

Ariana Greenblatt channeled Old Hollywood in an off-the-shoulder ivory satin gown that featured a draped neckline with floral  appliques and a sleek fitted skirt that flowed into a long train. The “Barbie” star’s hair was styled in voluminous curls, and she completed her look with delicate diamond drop earrings. 

Barbie Ferreira turned heads in a dramatic royal blue gown that featured a corset-style bodice with wide shoulder straps and a square neckline. The dress had a voluminous skirt that opened slightly to reveal a layered, ruffled underskirt and flowed into a long train. The “Euphoria” star wore her hair parted on the side in glossy waves and accessorized with a thin gold choker-style necklace that had a small pendant and multiple gold rings. 

Chase Infiniti arrived in a light lavender Louis Vuitton gown featuring a fitted bodice with a sweetheart neckline and a cascading ruffled skirt with a sweeping train. The “One Battle After Another” star sported a diamond choker necklace and diamond bracelets.

Jessie Buckley stunned in a Chanel two-tone gown featuring a structured red satin off-the-shoulder bodice and flowing blush pink skirt with a sweeping train. Buckley, who earned a best actress nomination for her performance in “Hamnet” and is widely considered the frontrunner, completed her look with a delicate diamond choker, small diamond stud earrings and a bold red lip.

Zoe Saldana stunned in an elegant black Saint Laurent evening gown that featured a sheer floral lace bodice. Saldana added a pop of color with a statement Cartier diamond necklace that had a ruby drop. 

Meenakshi Mukherjee had contested the 2021 elections from Nandigram seat. In that election, she stood third after Shubhendu and Mamata Banerjee.

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The Left Front has fielded Sabina Yasmin as the Communist Party of India (Marxist) candidate from the Kaliganj seat. She is the mother of six-year-old girl Tamanna, who died in the blast of a crude bomb allegedly thrown from the victory procession on the day of counting of by-elections in June last year. This by-election was won by Trinamool Congress (TMC).

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Left Front president Biman Bose said that the names of candidates for the remaining seats will be finalized and announced within the next three to four days. Elections for the 294-seat assembly in the state will be held on April 23 and 29. Whereas the counting of votes will be done on May 4.

Tennessee Volunteers catcher Stone Lawless thought he had given his team the lead in the top of the ninth inning against the Georgia Bulldogs on Sunday, but his dramatic bat slam was all for naught.

Lawless drove Bulldogs pitcher Justin Byrd’s pitch deep to left field. He slammed the bat on the ground and began to celebrate with his teammates in the dugout. However, Georgia left fielder Cole Johnson leaped at the wall and robbed the home run.

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Johnson and his Bulldogs teammates celebrated the 8-7 win. Lawless was stunned.

“Initially, I didn’t think it was a no-doubter. I thought he caught the ball off the end of the bat,” Georgia head coach Wes Johnson said after the game, via the team’s website. “When Cole was going back, he works on that stuff. He gets after it in batting practice and works on that. Then when I saw him make the catch, I couldn’t believe it.”

Cole Johnson said he knew that if the ball was going to be a home run, it would have been out of his reach.

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“I knew it was going to be right up against the wall, and if it was a homer, it wasn’t going to be out by much,” he said. “I was just trying to get my back against the wall as quick as I could.”

Tennessee had a 6-3 lead in the top of the seventh inning, but a five-run inning in the bottom of the frame put Georgia up. Bryce Callaway’s three-run home run helped give Georgia the lead.

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The Bulldogs are 17-4 on the year. Tennessee fell to 14-6.

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Emergency help for poorer households hit by energy bills driven up by the Iran war is to be unveiled by Sir Keir Starmer.

The government says it will provide “targeted” support for families that rely on heating oil, the cost of which has risen by 80% in a week.

The prime minister is also threatening legal action, which could include fines or other financial penalties, against suppliers who rip off customers.

“It’s moments like this that tell you what a government is about,” the prime minister will claim at a news conference in Downing Street.

“My answer is clear. Whatever challenges lie ahead, this government will always support working people.

“That is my first instinct – my first priority – to help you with the cost of living through this crisis.”

The PM will also hit out at claims that some suppliers are cancelling orders for heating oil and then “jacking up prices”.

He will say: “I will not tolerate companies trying to exploit this crisis to make money from working people. If the companies have broken the law, there will be legal action.”

The crackdown follows the PM’s visit to Northern Ireland last week, where around 60% of households use heating oil and have seen a sharp rise in prices since the start of the war.

In a Times interview on Saturday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves promised “targeted” support for poorer households and said a universal bailout for every household would be unaffordable.

“I’ve found the money and we’ve worked through with MPs and others a response for people who are not protected by the energy price cap,” she said.

“We are giving greater support to those who really need it.”

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On Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips on Sky News, energy secretary Ed Miliband said: “We’re going to fight people’s corner in this conflict.

“That’s why we’ve been saying to the petrol retailers, the heating oil companies, we’re not going to tolerate price gouging. We’re not going to tolerate unfair practices.”

Downing Street sources claim the PM has acted in the national interest “at every turn” and is working with international allies towards a swift resolution to the war – the quickest way to stop it impacting working people.

“We will continue to work towards a swift resolution of the situation in the Middle East,” the PM will say. “Because there’s no question that ending the war is the quickest way to reduce the cost of living.”

A massive blunder by the Yale Bulldogs’ men’s basketball team in the Ivy League Tournament final wound up costing them a March Madness bid. 

It was a thrilling second half that ultimately needed extra time to figure out a champion, as Penn’s T.J. Power nailed a game-tying 3-pointer with one second left to force overtime. It gave the Quakers star 40 points and kept their season alive, as the No. 1 seed Bulldogs were trying to hold off their conference foe. 

But the Quakers were able to come away with the 88-84 upset victory, marking the school’s first NCAA Tournament bid since 2018. 

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It didn’t look to be the case, though, as Power made it 86-81 as he nailed two free throws to give him a total of 44 points with just 17 seconds left in overtime. The Bulldogs were expected to start fouling the Quakers intentionally, as to not allow them the opportunity to break the five-point lead Yale owned. 

It’s common with at least a three-point lead to foul late in the game, but Yale’s Casey Simmons let Power run down the court and have the chance to tie the game in the final seconds. Power didn’t waste the opportunity. 

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Using their momentum, the Quakers, fresh off a close win over No. 2 Harvard to advance to the Ivy League Tournament final, outscored the Bulldogs, 13-9, where Power was a key component in the end. Also, Cam Thrower’s three-pointer with 1:59 left in overtime gave Penn a four-point lead that would never be relinquished. 

As Michael Zanoni nailed both of his free throws with seven seconds left, it iced victory for the Quakers, who will now be focused on No. 3 Illinois after getting into March Madness as a No. 14 seed. 

Power, who played at Duke and Virginia before transferring to Penn, finished with 44 points on 14-of-26 shooting, including 7-of-14 three-pointers made. He had 14 rebounds for a double-double, while also dishing out two assists and picking up one steal and one blocked shot. 

Thrower finished the game with 19 points, going an efficient 6-of-10 from the field and picking up four rebounds. 

For Yale, they will have to think about the what-ifs until next season – the unfortunate other side of March Madness. That’s especially the case considering Trevor Mullin’s last-ditch heave to win the game hit off the back rim on the other side of the court to confirm overtime was needed for these two rivals. 

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Sometimes, it’s heroics. Other times, it’s head-scratching blunders that help determine who goes dancing and who heads home. 

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