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Yahoo
19 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
I'm convinced, The Young and the Restless' Aristotle Dumas has to be Cane
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The streets of Genoa City continue to whisper the name of Aristotle Dumas, and yet, almost no one on The Young and the Restless canvas knows who he is. Sure, word around town is that he wants to acquire Chancellor, but the true identity of the tycoon remains a mystery. However, The Young and the Restless writers have dropped enough breadcrumbs to lead me to believe that Aristotle Dumas is actually Cane Ashby. Although the rumor has been floating around social media for a while, it wasn't until The Young and the Restless episode from April 2 that I jumped on the Cane bandwagon. In the episode, Jack (Peter Bergman) briefly stated that Aristotle arrived on the business scene about five or six years ago. That may not sound like a big deal initially, but doing some research, Cane (Daniel Goddard) was last spotted in Genoa City in 2019, which was five or six years ago. Cane has a history of running cons, and he learned from the best conman he knows, his father. It's perfectly reasonable to assume that in his time offscreen, he managed to amass a fortune to somehow build an empire. Months ago, Victor (Eric Braeden) informed Lily (Christel Khalil) that Aristotle had been looking into Winters, prior to Damian's (Jermaine Rivers) arrival on the scene, and before Nate (Sean Dominic) came to learn that Damian is his half-brother. I found that odd at the time of the reveal, and my suspicions were only compounded when Amanda Sinclair (Mishael Morgan) blew back into town. When she popped back up in town and met with Lily, Devon and Nate, she revealed herself to be Aristotle's lawyer and the only person to know his identity. She assured the trio that Aristotle has absolutely no desire to take over Winters, as he has nothing but a deep admiration for the company. Interestingly enough, Amanda claimed that Aristotle admired Neil Winters (Kristoff St. John) very much and believes Winters 'perfectly embodies Neil's approach to business.' Additionally, Aristotle reportedly thinks that Neil would be very proud of Lily, Devon and Nate. If you ask me, the entire sentiment sounds like it's coming from someone who knew Neil personally, and given Cane was his son-in-law for years, we'd say Cane fits the bill. If Aristotle really does have an appreciation for the Winters family and is on a quest to take over Chancellor, I think it all boils down to Lily. I think it's entirely possible that Cane is Aristotle and would like to acquire Chancellor as a big gesture to win her back. It's no secret that Lily was crushed after Billy fired her from Chancellor, and further enraged when she aligned with Victor and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) to get back into the CEO chair, only to be double-crossed. Cane was likely upset to hear all this news. Since Lily is arguably the love of his life, Cane could be trying to acquire Chancellor to give it to her to run, not only to prove his love, but to show that he believes she should be running the business. The idea isn't far-fetched, especially when you think of the lengths Victor went to in order to get the company for Nikki. I also found it rather interesting that in The Young and the Restless episode from May 30, while Lily ate dinner with Damian, she brought up her romance history with Cane. It sounds like foreshadowing of Cane's return to me. Now if you're into other realms of the soap world, then you know the original Cane potrayer, Goddard, is currently starring in General Hospital as a dubious professor. So if I'm right about my Cane theory, Goddard may not be available to reprise his role. Thankfully, Days of Our Lives star Billy Flynn is set to make a debut on The Young and the Restless soon. Given his role hasn't been disclosed as of publication, it's entirely possible that Flynn plays a new version of Cane. With Rory Gibson crushing it as the new Michael on General Hospital, I won't rule out the possibility that a new actor can add some excitement to a veteran character. New episodes of The Young and the Restless air weekdays on CBS. Episodes become available to stream on Paramount Plus the next day.
GMA Network
3 days ago
- Sport
- GMA Network
Agusan del Sur to host 2026 Palarong Pambansa
ILOCOS NORTE - With the tournament finding home in the north, the Palarong Pambansa is now heading south next as Agusan del Sur is set to host the 66th edition next year. Agusan del Sur governor Santiago Cane formally accepted the hosting duty on Saturday as Ilocos Norte successfully hosted the 65th edition in various towns and municipalities in the province. "We accept this responsibility with pride and a deep sense of purpose. Our commitment is very clear: to deliver a safe, inclusive, and memorable Palarong Pambansa," Cane said during the closing ceremony on Saturday at the Ilocos Norte Centennial Arena. "Furthermore, this is not just a victory for us in the local government but also a powerful source of inspiration to every young athlete in our province who aspires to achieve excellence through sports." Cane said Agusan del Sur has been ready to host student-athletes, coaches, and other delegates from all over the country next year, sharing they have upgraded the sports facilities and equipment. He added that the province has also strengthened its tourism in bid to promote sports. "For a long time, the province of Agusan del Sur has aspired to host one of the most prestigious sporting events in the country, the Palarong Pambansa," he added. "With this in mind, we are strengthening our sports and youth development services along with the upgrading of our facilities, equipment, and tourist sites to promote sports tourism in the province." Region 13, where Agusan del Sur is a part of, finished eighth in the recent Palarong Pambansa with 21 gold medals alongside 20 silver and 43 bronze as National Capital Region (NCR) topped anew with a 117-gold, 70-silver, and 50-bronze haul. READ | Palarong Pambansa medal tally —JKC, GMA Integrated News
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
O'Mahony, Cane and Murray named in Barbarians squad
Ireland greats Peter O'Mahony and Conor Murray and former New Zealand captain Sam Cane have been named in the Barbarians squad for next month's fixture against South Africa. Flanker O'Mahony and scrum-half Murray retired from international rugby following this year's Six Nations after decorated careers in green, while Cane ended his time with the All Blacks at the end of 2024. The Irish duo both won five Six Nations titles and represented the British and Irish Lions during their Test careers. Cane, also a flanker, earned 104 New Zealand caps and helped his country win the 2015 World Cup. However, he became the first male player in World Cup history to be sent off in a final during the All Blacks' defeat by South Africa at the 2023 tournament. The Barbarians take on back-to-back world champions South Africa in Cape Town on 28 June. Ireland's O'Mahony happy to bow out on his terms All Blacks beat Italy in flanker Cane's farewell Baa-Baas head coach Robbie Deans says his squad will feature a "blend of high-profile global international stars, and other standout performers from European clubs, Super Rugby and the Japanese league". "Peter and Conor have been an integral part of the Irish team for nearly 15 years and both have amassed over hundred caps for their country and represented the British & Irish Lions on a number of tours," said Deans. "Sam is also a Test centurion, played in the last three Rugby World Cups and captained the All Blacks from 2020-2023. "All three players experience and leadership qualities will be invaluable during the week both on and off the field and I am delighted they have agreed to play for the Barbarians in this historic game." O'Mahony and Cane are poised to line out in the same back row after the pair were involved in a verbal spat during Ireland's win over the All Blacks in Dunedin in 2022. It happened as tempers flared after O'Mahony helped hold the ball up over the line to deny the All Blacks a late try and help Ireland secure their first ever win in New Zealand. Cane later shrugged off the altercation, saying: "No, it's just good rugby banter, it's all part of the game. " I don't mind it. It's good stuff." Cane went on to inspire New Zealand to a World Cup quarter-final win over Ireland in Paris in 2023, but insisted he did not use his history with O'Mahony as extra motivation. "We know they've got a few players who like to try to get under your skin," he said. "We went into the game knowing they'd be like that but we were really focused on just sticking to our jobs." Listen: Sport's Strangest Crimes - Bloodgate Listen to the latest Rugby Union Weekly podcast
TimesLIVE
22-05-2025
- Sport
- TimesLIVE
Former All Blacks captain Cane in Barbarians squad to take on Boks
The last time Sam Cane captained a team against the Springboks, he was left with bitter disappointment. The then All Blacks captain became the first player to be red-carded (he received an on field yellow card that was upgraded) in a Rugby World Cup final when the Boks prevailed 12-11 in Paris in 2023. Cane, who retired from Test rugby last year after 104 appearances, will get another opportunity to run out against the Springboks when he leads the Barbarians against the RWC champions in Cape Town on June 28. The Barbarians have revealed three Test centurions with a combined tally of 352 caps as the first players for their squad to take on the Springboks. The flank will be joined by Ireland veterans Peter O'Mahony and Conor Murray when the BaaBaas and the Boks have their maiden clash in South Africa. This will also be the first time the three players will represent the Barbarians. Cane has experienced mixed emotions playing against the Boks. In the first half of his international career he often had his arms raised at the final Boks, however, became more competitive against the All Blacks after Rassie Erasmus took over the reins.
The 42
22-05-2025
- Sport
- The 42
Peter O'Mahony and old foe Sam Cane to team up for Barbarians against South Africa
PETER O'MAHONY and Conor Murray will represent the Barbarians against South Africa next month, alongside former New Zealand captain Sam Cane. It marks an unlikely union between O'Mahony and Cane, who sparred verbally during Ireland's Test series win in New Zealand in 2022. O'Mahony allegedly called Cane a 'shit Richie McCaw', which sparked pushing and shoving among the respective teams. Both will now line up together in a Test match against the Springboks on 28 June. It marks the trio's first appearance for the Barbarians. Advertisement Robbie Deans, the Barbarians head coach, said, 'We are in the process of finalising a really exciting squad for the match against the Springboks in Cape Town at the end of June. It will be a blend of high profile global international stars, and other stand out performers from European clubs, Super Rugby and the Japanese league. 'Peter and Conor have been an integral part of the Irish team for nearly 15 years and both have amassed over hundred caps for their country and represented the British & Irish Lions on a number of tours. Sam is also a Test centurion, played in the last three Rugby World Cups and captained the All Blacks from 2020-2023. 'All three players experience and leadership qualities will be invaluable during the week both on and off the field and I am delighted they have agreed to play for the Barbarians in this historic game.' 'Boks head coach Rassie Erasmus added, 'I've worked with Peter and Conor before and we know Sam very well – they are world class players and will provide us with a great test at the start of a big season.' The rest of the Barbarians squad is yet to be announced.
