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Yahoo
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Ridiculously Cute' Cockatoo Races Outside To Welcome Dad in Sweet Video
'Ridiculously Cute' Cockatoo Races Outside To Welcome Dad in Sweet Video originally appeared on Parade Pets. At my house, returning home from work or errands always comes with the greatest surprise. Flinging the door open, I'm always greeted by the most excited hype squad who cheers (barks), jumps, and sometimes pees a little(!), by my presence. I deserve none of that for just running to the gas station for a few minutes, and yet, that's what I get! I'm sure other dog parents agree — there's nothing like a pup's "welcome home." Compared to the nonchalant, vague acknowledgment of my existence from my cats, I thought dog greetings couldn't be topped. But then one extremely devoted Cockatoo said, "Hold my beer." Charlie Junior's love for his dad is such a beautiful gift, but it makes me wish my pets would do more of this stalker-level obsession! The waiting by the window, the countdown once he sees the car pull in, the absolute thrill of seeing Dad is unmatched. I wouldn't want to be the spare parent in this house (sorry, Mom)! Charlie and Dad's relationship is crazy strong. They're beyond bestie level and more like soulmate status. Their bond is something more than 192k TikTok fans can't get enough of, and this clip of Charlie waiting for Dad's 6 p.m. return is exactly why! As one person pointed out to Mom, "The way he immediately turns on you when he knows Dad will be home soon," and yeah, that has to sting! "I can't cope with the cuteness," another added."The absolute audacity that Dad has to work. He should be at home treating me like the totality that I am," another correct person joked. I'm sure if Charlie could say more than his vocabulary allows, he'd say as much! When Dad's home and the two boys are chillin', they love doing everything together. It doesn't even matter if Dad's napping, because Charlie's not going anywhere. The entertaining Cockatoo's favorite one-on-one time is when Dad sings so he can perform his VIP dance... and it's really that cute! I could seriously watch these two all day. It doesn't matter if it's Charlie waiting by the window for his number one guy or they're hanging out, singing and dancing — I'm here for all of it! 🐶🐾🐾 'Ridiculously Cute' Cockatoo Races Outside To Welcome Dad in Sweet Video first appeared on Parade Pets on Jul 13, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade Pets on Jul 13, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
"You don't golf, you play video games" - Gilbert Arenas thinks LeBron was trying to send a message playing golf in Cleveland
"You don't golf, you play video games" - Gilbert Arenas thinks LeBron was trying to send a message playing golf in Cleveland originally appeared on Basketball Network. LeBron James refuted rumors that he is plotting another comeback in Cleveland after he was seen golfing in Ohio with a "Welcome home" cap and visiting the Cavaliers' practice facility. Advertisement However, one person who is not convinced about LeBron's denial is Gilbert Arenas, who said it's fishy that James hasn't said anything since the start of free agency, and then he shows up in Cleveland playing golf with a "Welcome Home" cap. "Hmm… It's been very, very quiet on these free agent streets, and you wanna show up, pop out in Ohio at a golf course with the 'Welcome Home' hat on," wondered Gil. "One, nobody golfs in Ohio, okay? Yeah, you only got one golf course in the top two hundred. Ain't nobody going there, okay? Two, we seen your swing. Ni—a, you don't golf, okay? That's not what you do. You play video games. Yeah, you Madden. Yeah, you like Madden and Call of Duty. So, you don't need to be on the golf course right about now in Ohio talking about Welcome Home," he added. "What's the plan, ni—a? Yeah. Huh? I got the checks. I don't got the plan. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you think you're about to just leave us with the team we got, ni—a, you fool, okay?" Advertisement LeBron could be the veteran star who takes the Cavs to the next level James recently opted in to his $52.6 million player option to return to the Los Angeles Lakers next season. Still, shortly after that, his super agent, Rich Paul, talked to the media about his client wanting to compete for another NBA title and being unsure whether the Purple & Gold can build a championship-caliber roster this summer. The Klutch Sports founder's statement fueled speculations that LeBron might be trying to force his way out of Los Angeles. Among the teams immediately linked to him was, of course, his hometown Cavaliers, who were the second-best regular-season team in the NBA last season but could not advance past the second round of the playoffs. It's unclear whether Dan Gilbert and the Cavs are interested in the 40-year-old star. However, some experts believe that if the Cavaliers can pull off a Bron trade, he would be the veteran presence who could take them to the next level. Advertisement Related: "I literally have nothing to offer" - Kukoc admits he told the Bulls not to re-sign him before they even offered a new contract Gil issued LeBron a warning As James said, there is no truth to that rumor, and he goes to his hometown every summer and trains at the Cavs' facility while there. Arenas seemed unconvinced, although he sounded half-joking. Agent Zero threatened to kidnap Bronny if Bron doesn't return to L.A. "We got your son. Yeah, Bronny James ain't going nowhere, huh? Yeah, you ain't leaving your family, huh? You think you're the only one that got a plan around here, nigga? I got my mask on, boy. Hey, I'm showing up to Vegas right now. Huh? Operation: Hold Barney hostage until that ni—a come home," Arenas continued. Advertisement LeBron Jr. is expected to play in the Las Vegas Summer League, which begins on July 10th. The Purple & Gold are currently in San Francisco for the California Classic, but Bronny did not play in the Lakers' Saturday game against the Golden State Warriors. He could, however, suit up for their Sunday matchup against the Miami Heat. Related: "You're trying to make LeBron quit" - Bomani Jones rips the Lakers for believing they can win with Deandre Ayton This story was originally reported by Basketball Network on Jul 6, 2025, where it first appeared.
BBC News
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Riot-hit Spellow Library's artwork celebrates community's 'hope'
A library set on fire during last summer's riots is set to unveil a new artwork celebrating the community who were there to help it rise from the ashes. Spellow Community Hub and Library, in Walton, Liverpool, was torched in August amid unrest which swept across the country after the stabbings in reopened in December after £250,000 was raised and books were donated from the Queen and a host of well as the Welcome Home artwork featuring images of people from the Walton community, a song and a film, which is the culmination of Dora Colquhoun's artist residency at the hub and library, will be showcased on Saturday. Colquhoun was commissioned by Culture Liverpool. She has led creative workshops with local residents and with community organisations, schools and businesses as part of the Welcome Home installation will feature pictures by St Francis De Sales pupils, as well as photographs of Walton residents including Kenny Robert from County DIY, Joan Abela co-director of Our House Walton Community Hub and 98-year-old Anne Gandy, who was appointed an MBE in 2007 for her services to the community. Colquhoun, said she had been humbled by the local community who have welcomed her during her residency, adding Walton has "stolen a piece of my heart"."Liverpool is a unique city, and the people in Walton are a true reflection of what makes it so special: a sharp sense of humour, natural storytelling, and the confidence to tell you if they don't like your outfit."Ms Gandy added: "Scousers are the best people in the world, you won't meet a kinder group of people or more generous of heart."Liverpool City Council's cabinet member for health, wellbeing and culture, councillor Harry Doyle, said: "The story of Spellow Library continues to be one of resilience, hope, and the unbreakable bonds of community. "Artist residencies like this help the neighbourhood reclaim their shared narrative. The locals have opened their hearts and minds to Dora and the result is a beautiful installation, song and film."Cash for the project was provided by the UK Shared Prosperity Funding and it is supported by recovery funding provided by central government and the Arts Council England. The Spellow Lane Community Hub and Library opened in 2023 to serve deprived communities. It suffered severe damage to its ground floor during violent disorder which as tensions flared following the murder of three young girls by Axel Rudakubana at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party in Southport, Merseyside, on 29 July last year. The event takes place between 11:00 BST and 13:00 Spellow Community Hub and Library. Listen to the best of BBC Radio Merseyside on Sounds and follow BBC Merseyside on Facebook, X, and Instagram. You can also send story ideas via Whatsapp to 0808 100 2230.
BreakingNews.ie
20-06-2025
- BreakingNews.ie
Residents line streets to welcome home Israeli-American hostage
Edan Alexander, an American-born Israeli soldier and believed to be the last living American hostage held in Gaza, has returned home to New Jersey. Hundreds of cheering supporters, many waving Israeli flags and holding 'Welcome Home Edan' signs, lined the streets of Tenafly to greet his passing vehicle. Advertisement A smiling Mr Alexander held his arm out the passenger-side window to wave and touch the hands of people in the crowd. The militant group Hamas released Mr Alexander, 21, on May 12 after 584 days. He has been in Israel since he was freed. Thursday marked his first trip home to Tenafly, the suburb of New York City where he grew up and where his family still lives. People in Tel Aviv watch a live broadcast of Israeli-American soldier Edan Alexander's release from Hamas captivity (Oded Balilty/AP) Mr Alexander was 19 when militants stormed his base in Israel and dragged him into the Gaza Strip. Advertisement He was among the 251 people taken hostage in Hamas' attack on October 7 2023. Mr Alexander moved to Israel in 2022 after finishing high school and enlisted in the military. Since his capture, there's been a huge outpouring of support for him in Tenafly, located in a county with a large Jewish and Israeli-American population. The community held regular walks to raise awareness about him and the other hostages. Many gathered in May to celebrate his release. Advertisement 'Edan's return is the return of everybody's child, every organisation, every family, every Israeli family, and non-Israeli, and non-Jews,' Orly Chen, a Tenafly resident, told CBS News New York on Thursday.
The Independent
20-06-2025
- The Independent
Residents lined the streets of a New Jersey town to welcome home Israeli-American hostage
Edan Alexander, an American-born Israeli soldier and believed to be the last living American hostage held in Gaza, has returned home to New Jersey. Hundreds of cheering supporters, many waving Israeli flags and holding 'Welcome Home Edan' signs, lined the streets of Tenafly on Thursday to greet his passing vehicle. A smiling Alexander held his arm out the passenger side window to wave and touch the hands of people in the crowd. The militant group Hamas released Alexander, 21, on May 12 after 584 days. Alexander has been in Israel since he was freed. Thursday marked his first trip home to Tenafly, the suburb of New York City where he grew up and where his family still lives. Alexander was 19 when militants stormed his base in Israel and dragged him into the Gaza Strip. He was among the 251 people taken hostage in Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023 attack. Alexander moved to Israel in 2022 after finishing high school and enlisted in the military. Since his capture, there's been a huge outpouring of support for Alexander in Tenafly, located in a county with a large Jewish and Israeli-American population. The community held regular walks to raise awareness about him and the other hostages. Many gathered in May to celebrate Alexander's release. 'Idan's return is the return of everybody's child, every organization, every family, every Israeli family, and non-Israeli, and non-Jews,' Orly Chen, a Tenafly resident, told CBS News New York on Thursday.
