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Yahoo
6 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Albright's three-hitter sends Eagles to semifinals
DUBOIS (WTAJ) — Bald Eagle's Sierra Albright allowed just a run, and three hits in Bald Eagles 4-1 win over St. Marys, sending the Eagles to the state semifinals. The senior's dominant season continued at both ends, going 1-3, with an RBI single on offense, while her one earned run allowed bumped her season ERA up to a whopping 0.78. Albright's RBI came in the fourth after Sydney Thompsons' go-ahead home run got Bald Eagle on the board. The Eagles have won 16-straight and are 21-3 on the season. Bald Eagle will play unbeaten Susquinita in the semifinals Monday. SOFTBALLClass 1A QuarterfinalsClaysburg 5, Holy Cross 4Cambridge Springs 4, Berlin Brothersvalley 2 Class 2A QuarterfinalsNeshannock 5, Chestnut Ridge 3 Class 3A QuarterfinalsBald Eagle 4, St. Marys 1 BASEBALLClass 2A QuarterfinalsMount Union 4, Tri-Valley 3Mercyhurst Prep 3, Tussey Mountain 2 Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Time of India
8 hours ago
- Sport
- Time of India
'Headband Flex' - Alex Caruso storms in to pull off a stunning score in the fourth quarter filling the stadium with cheers
Alex Caruso. Photo by Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Alex Caruso pulls off a stunning move as the player lands on his back while scoring a point for the team in the NBA Finals Game 1 . The stadium is filled with cheers for the player as he adds to the team's lead over the Indiana Pacers in the fourth quarter of the game. Pacers' power forward Obi Toppin couldn't stop the incoming force despite giving his all to block the score. Alex Caruso shows off with his famous celebration style as the Indiana Pacers fail to stop his impressive finish after a rapid dribble Alex Caruso, one of the most prominent players of the Oklahoma City Thunder, left an impressive mark with his performance in the playoffs and continues to do so in the finals as well. In the video replay, the player is seen dribbling the ball inside out while having body contact with the Indiana Pacers' power forward Obi Toppin before finishing the run with a score and a headband celebration. The stadium is instantly filled with celebration and cheers as the player adds to the team's lead over the Eastern Conference champions. The player's move has sent a wave of excitement across the internet as fans have started praising the Thunder for their teamwork and resilience. One of the users wrote, 'Thunder are such a damn complete team. They have lottery picks that cant even crack the regular season rotation.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 빠진 치아가 많다면, "전체 임플란트" 치료가 필요할지 확인해보세요! 튼튼한 임플란트_강남애프터치과의원 지금 문의 Undo Los Angeles Lakers' fans have also reacted to the score, stating how the player used to be a treasure for his former team. The fan wrote, 'we miss him at the lakers. This guy really special' Another user wrote, 'Caruso cooked. Headband flex!' Also read: 'Let the chaos begin' - NBA fans go crazy as Chet Holmgren arrives for his first NBA Finals appearance in a black hoodie and casual white pants Caruso is known for his headband celebration. Fans believe that the celebration style complements the Bald Eagle's appearance during his games with a headband. While many wondered about the origin of the celebration style, Caruso, in one of his Instagram live sessions, revealed the inspiration behind the signature. It was JaVale McGee who inspired and was the catalyst for one of the famous and well known celebration styles in the sport.
Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
A famous actress photo on a hoarding caused 40 freak road accidents in Hyderabad, 15 years ago. Guess who was on it?
Some movies leave an impact in theatres, others on the streets—quite literally. As Vedam turned 15 this week, fans and the film's cast reflected on its legacy, but one wild story from its promotional days stole the spotlight. As per reports in the 123Telugu, back in 2010, a giant hoarding featuring Anushka Shetty 's character, Saroja—a bold and seductive pose from her portrayal of her character, reportedly led to over 40 minor road accidents at Hyderabad's Punjagutta Circle. Director Krish shared that the frenzy forced the team to take the hoarding down after multiple police complaints. It was a bizarre testament to the buzz surrounding the film and Anushka's commanding screen presence. Directed by Krish Jagarlamudi , Vedam was ahead of its time—a hyperlink drama that wove together five diverse lives, from a slum-dweller (Allu Arjun) to a soldier aspirant, a sex worker (Anushka Shetty), a rockstar (Manchu Manoj), and a weaver (Manoj Bajpayee). They all end up at the same hospital under tense circumstances, their stories converging into a narrative rich in emotion, social commentary, and sacrifice. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Show Your Patriotism: American Flag Bald Eagle Garland Graddi Read More Undo Allu Arjun on 15 years of Vedam Reflecting on the film's anniversary, Allu Arjun took to social media to call Vedam a turning point in his career. He thanked the team for crafting something 'so honest' and praised co-stars Anushka, Manoj, and Manoj Bajpayee for their performances. He also credited the bold vision of producers Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad Devineni and the evocative music by MM Keeravani. — alluarjun (@alluarjun) About Vedam At the heart of Vedam was Anushka Shetty's fearless performance as Saroja, a vulnerable yet strong, raw yet dignified woman. Despite the sensitivity of the role, her portrayal won hearts and critical acclaim, and just admiration. The film received various awards and widespread acclaim for breaking formulaic tropes in Telugu cinema . Anushka Shetty reuniting with Krish Jagarlamudi And now, 15 years later, Anushka and director Krish are teaming up again for Ghaati, a rural crime drama where she plays a weed trader in what's being called her most intense role yet. Scheduled for release on July 11, 2025, the film promises to revisit the bold storytelling that once made Vedam a cult classic.
Western Telegraph
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Western Telegraph
Hobby painter's first solo exhibition at Torch Theatre
Deborah Thomas, who is self-taught and based in Pembrokeshire, is showing her pastel works at the Joanna Field Gallery at the Torch Theatre in Milford Haven. Ms Thomas said: "After a long time away from painting, I picked up a pencil and decided to draw. "I tried working with both pastel chalks and pencils and loved working with these mediums. "I paint as a hobby and became self-taught and I love painting to detail." Born and raised in Milford Haven, Ms Thomas developed an early interest in art during her school days at Milford Central School. At the age of eight, while living in Devon, she was accepted into an art college in Newton Abbott. The comic strip Andy Capp, created by Reg Smythe and published in the Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror, inspired her childhood drawings. Despite her early passion, she put down her pencils for around 20 years after leaving school. Her first piece after returning to art was a portrait of Marilyn Monroe. (Image: Deborah Thomas) Her collection now includes works such as The Violin, Celtic Barn Owls, White Thunder, a Bald Eagle, a White Iceland Falcon, a Beagle, and Mum and Baby Fox. Art remains a form of escape and relaxation for Ms Thomas, who cares for her elderly mother, Diana. She said: "I don't paint as much as I'd like to but when I do paint, I'm transported into my own little world. "It's like an escapism and I need to be in that atmosphere to paint." Her family has been supportive of her artistic journey, including her son Gregory, who lives in Australia and owns one of her paintings—a lion's head. Ms Thomas said: "Having this exhibition at the Torch Theatre does mean a lot to me. "I'm excited, but there's a bit of anxiousness involved but overall I'm really very excited."
CBS News
27-05-2025
- General
- CBS News
Bald eagle spotted on hangar roof at Chicago Executive Airport
A bald eagle was spotted at Chicago Executive Airport in Wheeling, Illinois, on Tuesday morning. Kris Habermelh said the eagle was perched on the edge of a hangar roof at the airport in suburban Wheeling. "Skywatch kept a good eye on our fellow aviator as we departed for the Dawn Patrol," Habermehl said. Is it? Could it be? It is! A Bald Eagle perches on the edge of a hangar roof at Chicago Executive Airport in Wheeling. Skywatch kept a good eye on our fellow aviator as we departed for the Dawn Patrol. More on the return to work commute at — Kris Habermehl (@KrisHabermehl) May 27, 2025 According to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Bald eagles have recently recovered from endangered species status. The IDNR said bald eagles are commonly spotted in Illinois in the winter. Officials said the bird is a rare summer resident, even though some nest in the state.
