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Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky have welcomed a baby girl named Rose Bean Polansky, according to her birth certificate. Rose was born at 11.19pm on June 9 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The origin of her name has not been confirmed. Gaga has a large rose tattoo down her spine, commemorating her performance of “La Vie En Rose” in A Star Is Born. Her daughter’s middle name, Bean, may have been inspired by singer and activist Carl Bean, whose work influenced Gaga’s hit “Born This Way”. Rose was delivered by Dr Robert Katz, an obstetrician and gynaecologist who…

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Jason Cundy has urged Manchester United to sack Michael Carrick and appoint Unai Emery, arguing that Sir Jim Ratcliffe should act immediately rather than wait until Christmas. The Sports Bar co-host made the call on talkSPORT after a disappointing midweek result, as pressure increased on Carrick following Manchester United’s sluggish start to the campaign and early League Cup exit. “Unai Emery, go and get him, get him out of Villa,” Cundy said. “That’s what I’d do. If I were Sir Jim Ratcliffe, I’d now cut my losses and go and get Unai. Don’t wait until Christmas to have the conversation,…

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Concord’s Taco Trail Challenge has returned, inviting diners to explore more than 40 family-owned Mexican restaurants and taquerias across the California city. Cristina Gutierrez and Fabian Lopez of Mercado del Sol appeared on KTVU’s The Nine to explain how the month-long event works. The self-guided Concord Taco Trail runs from 15 September to 15 October 2026, with participating venues spread across neighbourhoods including Monument Boulevard, Todos Santos, Willow Pass Road and Clayton Road. Participants can collect a free challenge card and map from the Concord Visitor Centre or any participating taqueria. Each visit earns a Taco Trail sticker, with no…

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Australia’s plan to detain visa overstayers has been defended by Labor as a return to earlier migration settings, rather than an imitation of Donald Trump’s immigration policies in the United States. Immigration Minister Tony Burke said more of the roughly 77,000 unlawful non-citizens in Australia would be held in detention for several weeks under the proposed system. The government will encourage them, and others in the same position, to leave voluntarily. Mr Burke said the changes would reverse a system introduced after 2015, when migration detention was largely focused on people who had committed crimes rather than those who had…

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The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, its first increase in three years, as chairman Kevin Warsh signalled that further rises could follow if inflation remains too high. The widely expected decision unsettled financial markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 631 points, or 1.2 per cent, as investors focused on the central bank’s more hawkish tone. Federal policymakers forecast one further increase in 2026 and none in 2027. However, Mr Warsh indicated that the Fed would be prepared to go beyond those projections if necessary to bring price rises under control.…

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A Sandbanks property developer has been cleared of strangling his estranged wife during an argument about their divorce at their £3 million home in Poole, Dorset. Paul Pressland, 63, was found not guilty at Salisbury Crown Court after a jury deliberated for about an hour. He said he was relieved by the verdict but that there had been “no winners” in the case. Mr Pressland had denied squeezing Gemma Martin’s neck during the dispute on December 1, 2024. Prosecutors alleged that he punched her in the ribs, pinned her against a door and continued to squeeze her throat until her…

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Democratic candidates in key US House races are being urged to avoid making AI regulation a prominent campaign issue amid fears that technology groups could pour millions of dollars into attack adverts before November. Strategists in three closely fought races have privately advised campaigns to tread carefully, according to people involved in the contests. Senior Democrats fear that criticism of the technology could provoke spending by industry-backed super PACs at a time when the party is already struggling to match Republican-aligned groups on the airwaves. The warnings come as concern about artificial intelligence grows among voters. Around two-thirds of Americans…

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Stephen Curry’s first signature shoe with Li-Ning will be released early next year, the NBA star has said, following the end of his 13-year partnership with Under Armour. Curry announced in June that he had agreed a deal with the Chinese sportswear company. The contract is reported to be worth 10 years and 400 million dollars. Speaking at an event at Bethpage Black Golf Course in New York, Curry said he had been seeking a partner capable of offering longevity, legacy and global reach. “I tried literally everything, and there was a reason that Li-Ning stood tall at the end…

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The TMZ live stream gives viewers a weekday look inside the organisation’s newsroom, running from 10.30am to noon Pacific time as staff cover developing stories and go about their work. The broadcast offers an unscripted view of the office, where the day may include a breaking story, an argument among staff or moments of joking between colleagues. Viewers’ comments are also part of the TMZ live stream, with staff members spending time responding directly to those watching. The content is described as different each day. The live broadcast is also used to produce the organisation’s “TMZ Live” television show.

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