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Time of India
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Trisha Paytas Baby News: Trisha Paytas welcomes third child; Shares first pictures after the traumatic child-birth experience - Meet Aquaman Moses Paytas-Hacmon
Famous YouTuber Trisha Paytas and her husband Moses Hacmon are in a celebratory mode right now, as their family has been extended by one little member. Trisha Paytas recently became mother to her third child, and taking to her social media handle, she has revealed his name, which has a superhero connection! The beloved internet personality, Trisha Paytas, has named her son Aquaman Moses Paytas-Hacmon. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Trisha Paytas shares first pictures of her 3rd baby Though Trisha had a 'traumatic' experience during childbirth, she couldn't be happier to hold her little munchkin in her arms. As an elated mother, she shared first pictures of her with her newly born and wrote - 'AQUAMAN MOSES PAYTAS-HACMONBorn 07.12.25 @ 12:40 am.' In her recent podcast, she also revealed the reason behind the unique name. Trisha said that both she and her husband wanted their baby's name to be inspired by water and a movie poster. The couple was really close to naming their baby "Water Snake," after a poem Moses Hacmon wrote by the same name. According to Page Six, Tirsha and Moses were considering all quirky names as well, like Papermate, Lemon, Squeezie, and Squooshie. Trisha Paytas, Moses Hacmon, and their 3 kids Trisha Paytas and her husband, artist Moses Hacmon, became parents to their first child, Malibu Barbie, in September 2022. Their second daughter, Elvis, arrived in June 2024. A couple of months after her birth, Trisha announced that the third one is on its way! 'MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN! BABY #3 COMING JULY 2025,' she shared with a family pic, wherein Malibu was holding up an ultrasound photo. In May, Trisha posted a video of her gender reveal that occurred during her Eras of Trish Tour at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. The event included a countdown and an explosion of blue confetti, culminating in the screen displaying the message, 'It's a boy.' Trisha Patyas's traumatic experience during childbirth "It is our final baby for sure... I just had a traumatic birth. I did get my tubes out, it was mostly for health reasons," she mentioned in her recent podcast, and then added, "The c-section was a little scary and dangerous... three C-sections were too was very scary."
Ottawa Citizen
20-07-2025
- Sport
- Ottawa Citizen
Zurkowsky: Shawn Lemon thankful to be back after year-long suspension for gambling
Article content We'll never know whether Shawn Lemon would have been reinstated had Randy Ambrosie remained CFL commissioner. And it's not an area in which he cares to delve into. Article content But the Alouettes' rush-end has returned — undoubtedly thanks to new commissioner Stewart Johnston — following a year-long suspension for gambling on league games in 2021 when he played for Calgary. And the 36-year-old veteran feels blessed for this second opportunity at a game he has played in Canada since 2011. Article content 'I'm here, and I'm thankful,' Lemon said Sunday following his first practice at Stade Hébert, and days after being re-signed by Montreal for the remainder of this season. 'The past year has been very tough. You're always going to deal with adversity in life. All you can control is the outcome and your outlook on things. Use that time to better yourself as a man … and wait for the opportunity. I'm ready to move forward. Article content Article content 'I'm a very optimistic guy,' he added. 'As a man in life one thing you're always going to deal with is adversity. How you deal with adversity. How you respond to adversity. It all depends on the person. I'm just thankful to have an opportunity back with this amazing team … with teammates, coaches and a front office that I love.' Article content Article content While Lemon has served his penance for the gambling issue, he's in the midst of serving a two-game suspension after testing positive for the banned stimulant phentermine — prescribed as an appetite suppressant. Seeking to bury the past, Lemon wouldn't discuss what prompted him to take the medication. Article content Lemon signed in time to miss last Thursday's victory against Toronto, but remains ineligible for this Thursday night, when the Alouettes travel to Calgary. He could be activated Aug. 2, when Montreal hosts Saskatchewan. Article content While Lemon was on the field, starting quarterback Davis Alexander was not. Alexander reinjured his left hamstring late in the fourth quarter against the Argonauts — it was his first game back in a month — and won't play against the Stampeders — and likely well beyond. McLeod Bethel-Thompson, who was the losing quarterback against both Hamilton and B.C. during Alexander's absence, will start against Calgary. Article content Receiver Tyson Philpot (knee) and return-specialist James Letcher Jr. also were missing on Sunday. Letcher was seen with a cast on an arm during Thursday's game. Article content While Lemon said he heard from other teams last week after being reinstated, the Alouettes were the only organization that piqued his interest. Lemon signed with Montreal as a free agent in July 2023 and played a significant role in its run to the Grey Cup that season. He made 26 tackles, had nine sacks, intercepted two passes, forced a fumble and scored a touchdown. He was less conspicuous last season, with one sack in four games, which increased his career total to 102 sacks.
Montreal Gazette
20-07-2025
- Sport
- Montreal Gazette
Zurkowsky: Shawn Lemon thankful to be back after year-long suspension for gambling
By We'll never know whether Shawn Lemon would have been reinstated had Randy Ambrosie remained CFL commissioner. And it's not an area in which he cares to delve into. But the Alouettes' rush-end has returned — undoubtedly thanks to new commissioner Stewart Johnston — following a year-long suspension for gambling on league games in 2021 when he played for Calgary. And the 36-year-old veteran feels blessed for this second opportunity at a game he has played in Canada since 2011. 'I'm here, and I'm thankful,' Lemon said Sunday following his first practice at Stade Hébert, and days after being re-signed by Montreal for the remainder of this season. 'The past year has been very tough. You're always going to deal with adversity in life. All you can control is the outcome and your outlook on things. Use that time to better yourself as a man ... and wait for the opportunity. I'm ready to move forward. 'I'm a very optimistic guy,' he added. 'As a man in life one thing you're always going to deal with is adversity. How you deal with adversity. How you respond to adversity. It all depends on the person. I'm just thankful to have an opportunity back with this amazing team ... with teammates, coaches and a front office that I love.' While Lemon has served his penance for the gambling issue, he's in the midst of serving a two-game suspension after testing positive for the banned stimulant phentermine — prescribed as an appetite suppressant. Seeking to bury the past, Lemon wouldn't discuss what prompted him to take the medication. Lemon signed in time to miss last Thursday's victory against Toronto, but remains ineligible for this Thursday night, when the Alouettes travel to Calgary. He could be activated Aug. 2, when Montreal hosts Saskatchewan. While Lemon was on the field, starting quarterback Davis Alexander was not. Alexander reinjured his left hamstring late in the fourth quarter against the Argonauts — it was his first game back in a month — and won't play against the Stampeders — and likely well beyond. McLeod Bethel-Thompson, who was the losing quarterback against both Hamilton and B.C. during Alexander's absence, will start against Calgary. Receiver Tyson Philpot (knee) and return-specialist James Letcher Jr. also were missing on Sunday. Letcher was seen with a cast on an arm during Thursday's game. While Lemon said he heard from other teams last week after being reinstated, the Alouettes were the only organization that piqued his interest. Lemon signed with Montreal as a free agent in July 2023 and played a significant role in its run to the Grey Cup that season. He made 26 tackles, had nine sacks, intercepted two passes, forced a fumble and scored a touchdown. He was less conspicuous last season, with one sack in four games, which increased his career total to 102 sacks. Lemon continued to train for the past year, believing — and hoping — this day would come while being in and out of Montreal. But there's shape and then there's football shape. However, if he shows anything over the next two weeks, the Als likely would have a limited package for him, perhaps 10 plays, against the Roughriders. If Lemon has anything left in the tank and can come close to reproducing the numbers from 2023, Montreal will become a better defence with him available. Off the field, his veteran presence and leadership qualities will become significant as well. 'I had a goal. My goal was to come back and return to playing football,' he said. ''I'm living in this moment. Anything else from the past, I'm willing to leave those things in the past. 'I've put a lot of work and time into what I do. I understand this game very well. I feel like all my skills are still there.' If nothing else, Lemon will have fresh legs and a body that hasn't taken any punishment for a year. 'He's locked in for sure,' defensive co-ordinator Noel Thorpe said. 'He hasn't been on the field for a while and I know he has been champing at the bit to get out there. I think he feels really good about being out there. You could see that. He was full of energy. It's getting back to doing what he does very well. 'I think this is very realistic. When we got Shawn two years ago, he hadn't played in a while. I know how he takes care of himself and works behind the scenes. He's going to be watching film and will be right on top of it. He's going to know exactly what offences are doing, how they're trying to attack us. 'He's going to know his playbook. He has been in it before. It's like riding a bike. He's getting back on it. He knows what to expect. He knows how to do it. He has been there before. His body's fresh. You get in game shape by playing games. It's our job as coaches to manage that load. He's going to want to get out there and make up for lost time. It's great to have him out there, no question.'
New York Post
16-07-2025
- Business
- New York Post
Starbucks finally reveals its ‘secret menu' with new app-exclusive drinks
Advertisement Good news for coffee lovers: Starbucks is now lifting the veil on its 'secret menu,' and no memorization is needed. The company announced on Monday that secret menu drinks are currently accessible on the Starbucks mobile app. '[The] Starbucks 'secret menu' has been a thing for years, but today, it's official,' the announcement read. 'Beginning July 14, Starbucks Rewards members can find the top Starbucks drink customizations in the Starbucks app.' Advertisement Starbucks also reported that the 'secret' drink offerings will be updated periodically, providing variety to regular customers. The app allows Starbucks Rewards members 'to easily order the featured, popular drink customizations at participating stores,' the company said. The new beverages are now listed in the 'offers' tab of the app, where they can be ordered quickly and simply, the company noted. 5 Good news for coffee lovers: Starbucks is now lifting the veil on its 'secret menu,' and no memorization is needed. REUTERS Advertisement 'Just select the drink and it'll be added to the cart with all the customizations already populated for a seamless ordering experience,' the release advised. Below are the four unique drinks that Starbucks has released. 'Cookies On Top' Starbucks said this indulgent coffee is cold brew-based and targeted toward 'cookies and cream lovers.' 5 Starbucks said this indulgent coffee is cold brew-based and targeted toward 'cookies and cream lovers.' Starbucks Advertisement 'Order a cold brew with two pumps of vanilla syrup, vanilla sweet cream cold foam, and cookie crumble topping,' the company said. 'Dragonfruit Glow-Up' This secret refresher is based on a lemonade drink; it combines three different fruit flavors topped off with cold foam. 5 The 'Dragonfruit Glow-Up' is based on a lemonade drink; it combines three different fruit flavors topped off with cold foam. Starbucks 'Elevate the mango dragonfruit lemonade refresher by adding peach juice blend, then have it blended and topped with vanilla sweet cream cold foam,' the Starbucks website said. 'Lemon, Tea & Pearls' This new drink is Starbucks' ode to bubble tea. 5 'Lemon, Tea, and Pearls' is Starbucks' ode to bubble tea. Starbucks 'Black tea and lemonade make a perfect pair — add an extra pop of flavor with raspberry-flavored popping pearls to take it to the next level,' the Seattle-based chain advised. 'Just Add White Mocha' 5 'Put a spin on the brown sugar oatmilk shaken espresso by adding white chocolate mocha sauce and topping it with vanilla sweet cream cold foam,' Starbucks said for this new drink. Starbucks Advertisement This dessert-inspired drink is the fourth of the new secret recipes launched this summer. 'Put a spin on the brown sugar oatmilk shaken espresso by adding white chocolate mocha sauce and topping it with vanilla sweet cream cold foam,' Starbucks said.
Winnipeg Free Press
16-07-2025
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
CFL lifts Shawn Lemon's gambling suspension; veteran spotted at Alouettes facility
TORONTO – Shawn Lemon can resume his CFL career, and a return to the Montreal Alouettes appears imminent. The CFL reinstated the veteran defensive lineman with conditions Wednesday. Lemon, 36, was suspended indefinitely on April 24, 2024, for wagering on league games in 2021 while a member of the Calgary Stampeders, including one game in which he played. Following an appeal, an independent arbitrator upheld the suspension. 'Protecting the integrity of the play on the field is of the utmost importance and we will not tolerate players violating the CFL's match manipulation policy,' CFL commissioner Stewart Johnston said in a statement. 'Mr. Lemon's suspension, which was the longest in league history, was necessary and appropriate. 'He has taken full responsibility for his actions. He understands how wagering negatively impacts sports and has re-educated himself on league policy. He is now committed to helping other players learn from his mistake.' The reinstatement comes with specific conditions. Any future violations of the league's match manipulation policy will result in a lifetime ban. Lemon, who's currently a free agent, was seen exiting Montreal's Olympic Stadium wearing an Alouettes hat and sporting the team's backpack later Wednesday. He didn't immediately respond to an interview request from The Canadian Press. 'We just won't comment on him right now. He's not a part of our team just yet,' Alouettes head coach Jason Maas said moments earlier. 'But I think everybody that knows us and how we feel about Shawn, it hasn't changed. 'He's a great player, a great guy. He's been tremendous in our locker room … he's been nothing short of amazing when he's been in our building and I think everybody would say that to a man.' Lemon won't be able to play immediately. He still faces a two-game suspension under the league's drug policy after testing positive for the banned stimulant phentermine, which is prescribed as an appetite suppressant. Suspended players can't participate in regular-season or post-season games. It is at the club's discretion whether to allow players to participate in other team activities, such as training camp, pre-season games, practices or meetings. Alouettes linebacker Darnell Sankey couldn't hide his excitement about Lemon's potential return. 'Lemon is a hell of a player, an even better man, and I feel like he definitely deserves another shot in this league,' Sankey said. 'He's done a lot of great things and he's an amazing player, and we're excited. 'We try to stay focused on who's here, and when he comes back, we'll welcome him back with open arms — if that's what happens.' Lemon must complete all mandatory league education, including the CFL match manipulation policy and continue participating in counselling sessions he has been attending. The CFL's original suspension of Lemon came two weeks following his retirement after helping Montreal defeat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28-24 in the '23 Grey Cup. Lemon initially signed a one-year deal with the Alouettes in December 2023 to play a 14th CFL campaign. The league said at the time no evidence indicated games were impacted by Lemon's wagering and that Stampeders coaches, teammates and team personnel were unaware of his actions. A week before the CFL suspended Lemon, Jontay Porter of the Toronto Raptors was banned for life from the NBA. An investigation determined he disclosed confidential information to sports bettors, bet on league games and limited his time on the court — on at least one occasion — for betting purposes. Earlier, Ottawa Senators forward Shane Pinto was suspended for the first half of the 2023-24 NHL season — 41 games — for violating the league's sports wagering rules. In June, Tucupita Marcano of the San Diego Padres was banned from baseball for life for betting on the sport. Oakland pitcher Michael Kelly and three minor-league players also received one-year suspensions for gambling-related violations. Lemon appealed his suspension in May, which allowed him to report to Montreal's training camp and play with the CFL team. He helped the Alouettes open the '24 season with four straight wins before another arbitrator ruled July 4 to reinstate the league's original indefinite suspension. Lemon's appeal was heard Aug. 2 and Aug. 5. He had continued to practise with the Alouettes but didn't play in any of their remaining 14 regular-season contests or their East Division final loss to Toronto. Lemon became a free agent this off-season. The six-foot-two, 242-pound Lemon is a three-time Grey champion. The native of Charleston, S.C., began his pro career with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as a practice-roster player in 2011 and has spent time with every CFL team, some on multiple occasions, except Hamilton. Monday Mornings The latest local business news and a lookahead to the coming week. His other Grey Cup wins were with Calgary (2014) and Toronto (2017). Lemon also spent time with the NFL's San Francisco 49ers and Pittsburgh Steelers, as well as two Arena Football League teams and another in the Indoor Football League. Lemon has recorded 262 tackles, two special-teams tackles and 102 sacks over his CFL career. He also had three interceptions, 30 forced fumbles and returned a fumble recovery for a touchdown. He was a CFL all-star in 2022 when he had 14 sacks with Calgary and was the West Division's top defensive player that season. This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 16, 2025.
