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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Johnny Eblen, Josh Barnett and Dr. Mike in studio, On The Nose and more
Catch today's edition of "The Ariel Helwani Show" live on Uncrowned and YouTube at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT/6 p.m. UK time as Ariel Helwani and the Boys In The Back set the table for another big combat sports weekend with an eclectic lineup of guests. Wednesday's rundown can be seen below. 1 p.m. ET: Ariel and the gang answer all your questions on the latest edition of On The Nose. 1:40 p.m. ET: Johnny Eblen stops by following his disappointing outing against PFL champion Costello van Steenis. 2 p.m. ET: Josh Barnett joins us in-studio to talk anything and everything combat. 3 p.m. ET: YouTuber extraordinaire Dr. Mike is next up in-studio for a wide-ranging chat. Catch all new episodes of "The Ariel Helwani Show" live every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 p.m. ET on Uncrowned and The Ariel Helwani Show's YouTube page. To listen to every episode, subscribe on Spotify or iTunes.
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
A Guest On CNN Attempted To Do A Backflip Live On Air, And It Realllllyyy Did Not End Well
A recent guest on CNN News Central tried to do a backflip during a live broadcast, and his awkward attempt is going mega-viral. Related: The segment with Robert Anthony Cruz, a member of the Savannah Bananas exhibition baseball team, has already amassed over 6.1 million views on X. CNN / Twitter: @PopCrave In the clip, Cruz went up... And around... Related: And smacked the floor. "That never happens," Cruz said as he knelt on the floor in disbelief. Related: "That, what you just saw there, is a brand new twist on America's favorite pastime," host John Berman said as the camera cut away. The host is literally all of us. One person said, "this is why the male backflipping epidemic needs to come to an end." Related: "can't explain but Benson Boone stopped him somehow," this person joked. And another said, "1,000 times funnier and more interesting than a successful backflip. He should be very proud." Cruz took to Instagram to laugh at himself afterwards, posting another angle with the caption: "The sound makes it 10x funnier. Yes, you have my permission to laugh. Yes, I'm all good. Some stitches, slightly damaged pride, and some unparalleled dad lore." Don't try this at home, folks! Also in Internet Finds: Also in Internet Finds: Also in Internet Finds: Solve the daily Crossword
Daily Mail
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Channel Seven host erupts in wild spray at radio boss live on air: 'Incredibly disrespectful'
A prominent Channel Seven presenter created a stir when she turned on a colleague during a live broadcast this week. Regular presenter and footy guru Caroline Wilson shocked The Agenda Setters panel when she slammed Craig Hutchinson, who hosts the sports show alongside Kane Cornes. Hutchinson, who is a boss at the Sports Entertainment Network, created controversy earlier this month after SEN purchased the racing station RSN. During the lively spat, Wilson took Hutchinson to task over the way he handled the takeover, which led to a very public sacking of two popular RSN presenters Daniel Harford and Michael Felgate. Wilson was upset that Hutchinson had appeared on Felgate's Racing Pulse podcast to tell listeners that the show would not be continuing. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. He confirmed that Hartford breakfast show would also be axed in his chat with Felgate. Agenda Setter panelist Nick Riewoldt opened the discussion of SEN's $3.25 million take over during The Spill segment. Wilson then weighed in with a spray aimed at Hutchinson's decision to announce the sackings live on air. 'This is no respect, disrespect I should say, to Michael Felgate or Daniel Harford for that matter,' Wilson began. 'But if you're going to remove me from the show, can you please not do it with me on-air?' Hutchinson was not amused and quickly took aim at Wilson. 'This is not something to joke about,' he said, while Wilson retorted: 'I'm not joking about it.' Hutchinson then told viewers that the story of the live on air sackings was 'incorrect' and that it 'did not happen.' He also laid down the law to his panelist, adding, 'That's incredibly disrespectful and disappointing.' 'Oh, don't. Craig, you walked into the studio, I know Michael Felgate already knew that his show would no longer be continuing,' Wilson said. 'But if you're going to do it to me, I would rather it happen behind the scenes and not on air.' Hutchinson went on to explain to viewers that a press release about the changes to RSN's programming a day before his on air appearance. He added, 'And there was a mature, two-way conversation on-air and you're making light of it, which is disappointing.' Wilson then appeared to lose patience and told her colleague: 'Oh, grow up.' Hutchinson had addressed the RSN programming changes in a chat with Felgate last week during his Racing Pulse show. 'There's nothing personal about (cancelling) either of those programs… we need to invest, over time, into the racing product, it's a racing station. 'It's a different audience to the one that we have developed over on SEN Track, very different audience, very different experience, they don't really resemble each other after midday.' Harford's breakfast show will be off air by the end of August, while Felgate's program faces the same deadline. He will be replaced by Giddy Up hosted by Gareth Hall.
Yahoo
17-07-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Syrian TV news presenter runs for cover as Israeli strikes hit Defense Ministry building
Syria TV has released footage of the moment its Damascus studio captured an Israeli strike on the Syrian Defense Ministry. A news presenter for the channel ran for cover on Wednesday, after Israel launched an attack on the government building behind the news studio as she was doing a live broadcast. Israel said the strike was part of a campaign to protect Syria's Druze religious minority.
BBC News
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Staff who could have cut Bob Vylan feed were at Glastonbury, BBC boss says
BBC employees with the authority to cut the live stream of Bob Vylan's Glastonbury performance were among 550 members of staff at the festival, director general Tim Davie has the broadcast "was an option open to those on the ground on the day", Davie wrote in a letter to the Commons' culture select committee. The punk duo led a chant of "death, death to the IDF [Israel Defence Forces]" and made other derogatory comments during the performance, prompting apologies from the BBC and Glastonbury, as well as triggering a police News understands a small number of senior staff were told to step back from their day-to-day duties on music and live events as a result. The corporation has previously admitted failings after it emerged the band were deemed "high risk" prior to their the feed was monitored and warnings appeared on screen, the broadcast - which went out on iPlayer - was not stopped after the band's comments were chairman Samir Shah has said the decision not to pull the live feed was "unquestionably an error of judgement" after strong criticism of the corporation's handling of the incident. In a letter responding to questions submitted by Dame Caroline Dinenage, chairwoman of the Commons' culture, media and sport committee, Davie disclosed how many BBC employees were at the wrote: "There were 550 personnel working for the BBC at Glastonbury. "Of these 328 were working for BBC Studios (camera crew, rigging, technical and production roles), 35 providing coverage for BBC News, and 187 other BBC public service, working across a wide range of roles, including technical crew, producers, presenters, engineers, runners, commissioners and compliance staff."Answering whether any had the ability to end the broadcast, Davie said: "Yes, there were individuals present at Glastonbury who had the authority to cut the livestream after appropriate consideration. "Those individuals had access to advice and support offsite should they have considered it necessary."He did not specify how many of those present had the authority to pull the live stream, but said those capable of issuing "editorial policy support" would be deployed to music festivals and events in the the duo's set, singer Pascal Robinson-Foster, who performs under the stage name Bobby Vylan, also made a speech about a record label boss he used to work boss would "speak very strongly about his support for Israel", and had put his name to a letter urging Glastonbury to cancel Irish-language rap trio Kneecap's performance, the musician singer said: "Who do I see on that list of names but that bald-headed [expletive] I used to work for? We've done it all, all right - from working in bars to working for [expletive] Zionists."After the media coverage of their set, Bob Vylan said in a statement: "We are not for the death of Jews, Arabs or any other race or group of people. We are for the dismantling of a violent military machine".Avon and Somerset Police have launched a criminal investigation into the band's comments.
