Spanish soccer player Ferran Torres wore a “Make Spain Great Again” red hat during the team’s homecoming parade on Monday. The 26-year-old forward, who plays for FC Barcelona, led Spain to their World Cup victory against the Argentinian reigning champs on Sunday with an overtime goal in the 106th minute. Torres and his teammates were celebrating their win amongst thousands of fans in their country’s capital, Madrid, on Monday when Torres posted a video to his Instagram story wearing the hat and cheering with the crowd. Torres has not confirmed whether his hat was a mockery or a tribute to the president, though reactions are split. “Are the leftists foaming at the mouth in rage?” one user posted to X. “You have to go out, touch grass and talk to people more if you can’t see this is 100% a joke on Trump’s expense,” another user wrote on Reddit. While some of the finalists snubbed the president during the presentation of medals, Torres shook his hand.

Jimmy Nichols, the keyboardist and musical director who worked with some of country music’s biggest stars, has died at 64. Nichols died in his sleep on July 10, his wife, Tonya Cochran Ginnetti, announced on his Facebook page. No cause of death was disclosed. “He so loved making music with his Nashville family,” Ginnetti wrote. “I don’t have any words right now.” Raised in Columbus, Ohio, Nichols learned piano at age 9 before forming The Nichols Brothers with his siblings. The group toured for more than two decades with artists including Eddie Rabbitt, Willie Nelson and The Osmond Brothers before eventually settling in Nashville. Over his career, Nichols became one of Music City’s most sought-after musicians, serving as Reba McEntire’s musical director and pianist for five years and later directing Faith Hill and Tim McGraw’s Soul2Soul II world tour. He also performed with Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Lee Ann Womack, Elton John and Gladys Knight. His longtime collaborator David Pack said Nichols gave his final performance at a church service in Franklin, Tennessee, the night before his death. Just weeks earlier, Nichols had been inducted into the Ohio Country Music Hall of Fame. A celebration-of-life concert is scheduled for September 2 in Nashville.

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Marc Anthony, 57, and Nadia Ferreira, 27, announced they have had a baby girl in a joint Instagram post on Tuesday. “What a great blessing to be able to share with you the arrival of our precious MYLA 🤍 ,” the couple wrote in Spanish. “You can’t imagine the happiness we have at home, we are over the moon 😍.” The couple, who have been married for three years, also share a two-year-old boy named Marco. In the announcement post, Marco is holding baby Myla, with Anthony and Ferreira looking over them. In addition to Marco and Myla, Anthony has six other children: daughter Arianna, 32, and son Chase, 36, with ex-girlfriend Debbie Rosado; sons Cristian, 25, and Ryan, 22, with ex-wife Dayanara Torres; and twins Emme and Maximilian, 18, with ex-wife Jennifer Lopez. Anthony and Ferreira revealed their pregnancy in January, in a post also celebrating their third anniversary. “God is great ✨ Marquito is going to be a big brother. ❤️.”

France has become the first country in the European Union to ban children under 15 from using social media after lawmakers overwhelmingly approved the measure on Tuesday. The legislation, championed by French President Emmanuel Macron, is expected to take effect when the new school year begins this fall after he signs it into law. Macron hailed the vote on X, declaring that “social media will be banned for children under 15 starting this school year,” and has argued that children’s brains and emotions “are not for sale” to tech platforms and their recommendation algorithms. The law also prohibits advertising social media to children (including promotions by influencers), and requires ads for social platforms to carry the warning: “Dangerous products for children under 15.” France’s digital regulator, Arcom, will oversee enforcement, though officials have yet to explain exactly how platforms will verify users’ ages. The move follows similar restrictions introduced in Australia and planned measures in several other countries, but makes France the first member of the European Union to enact such a ban.

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Kaylee Hottle, the deaf actress who won over audiences as Jia in the Godzilla franchise, has died after a car crash in Maryland. She was 19. Her father, Joshua Hottle, confirmed the news to TMZ, saying his daughter was involved in a serious crash early Tuesday morning and that officials later told him her heart stopped on the way to the hospital. Joshua Hottle also shared the devastating news in an emotional livestream conducted in American Sign Language, explaining that he was flying from Texas to claim his daughter’s body. Hottle made her feature-film debut in 2021’s Godzilla vs. Kong, playing Jia, the young deaf girl who communicated with Kong through sign language, before reprising the role in 2024’s Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. A member of a multigenerational deaf family, Hottle began acting in commercials as a child and later appeared in an episode of Magnum P.I. Her death comes just as her career was beginning to gain momentum.

Zendaya is facing criticism after wearing earrings fashioned from ancient Iranian artifacts while promoting Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in London. The gold pieces date to around 700 BC and are believed to be linked to the Ziwiye hoard, a cache of antiquities discovered in northwestern Iran in the 1940s that was later looted and dispersed into museums and private collections. Archaeologists and art historians condemned the decision to use the artifacts as red-carpet jewelry, arguing that culturally significant objects with possible spiritual importance should not be treated as fashion accessories. One expert described the move as “hijacking” Iran’s cultural heritage, while another said the earrings had been stripped of their historical meaning. The jewelry belongs to London dealer Barron London, which said the pieces were legally acquired and loaned to celebrate the artistry of ancient Persian goldsmiths and not for commercial purposes. The controversy comes as Western institutions continue to face scrutiny over their possession and display of disputed cultural artifacts.

The Ryanair passenger whose head and shoulders were sucked out of a shattered aircraft window says the terrifying ordeal still haunts him and that he now suffers panic attacks whenever he hears an airplane. Ljubiša Karović, 61, said he had been asleep on the flight from Thessaloniki, Greece, to Memmingen, Germany, when he was jolted awake by “a massive bang like a bomb.” “I had blood all over me,” he recalled, adding that he relives the experience every time he closes his eyes and is no longer willing to fly. Karović said the incident has left him “at rock bottom” mentally and struggling to function, while his injuries, including damage to his head, eye, ear, burns, and temporary paralysis on one side of his body, have left him uncertain whether he will ever fully recover. The horror unfolded after part of the aircraft’s engine broke apart and smashed through the window beside his seat. His wife, Svetlana Grković, held onto his legs until other passengers helped pull him back inside before the Ryanair flight returned safely to Thessaloniki.

Missing plane Clipper Endeavor has been found 2,000 feet below sea level. Research by the Discovery Channel used a cutting-edge underwater drone last month to locate the wreck of the doomed Pan Am Flight 256, which went missing after taking off from Puerto Rico in 1952. A total of 69 passengers and crew were flying to what is now JFK Airport in New York City for Good Friday when it lost both of its right engines. Just nine minutes later, the plane went down, and with no pre-flight safety briefing about how to exit the aircraft in an emergency, 52 people lost their lives. Researchers told Today that the wreckage was “really out of reach in 1952, and it really took until now for the technology to catch up and reach down.” The crash has a lasting impact 74 years on, with Today reporting that shortly after, cabin crew safety briefings were introduced at the start of every flight.

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The lightsaber from The Empire Strikes Back with Luke Skywalker’s severed hand attached sold at auction for $3.75 million. The infamous lightsaber was used by the Jedi during the climax of the second film in the Star Wars series. Darth Vader corners Skywalker on Cloud City, slices off his hand, and makes the iconic confession: “I am your father.” The iconic item was sold at Heritage Auctions Hollywood & Entertainment Signature auction and was announced Monday as the highest-bid Star Wars prop ever sold. Alongside the lightsaber, the Hollywood Entertainment Signature auction sold the Wicked Witch of the West’s hat from the original 1939 Wizard of Oz for $550,000, and Willy Wonka’s top hat from the original 1971 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory for $350,000.

Almost a third of passengers aboard a scenic National Geographic cruise off the coast of Alaska have come down with a grim gastrointestinal infection. Health officials at the Centers for Disease Control confirmed Tuesday that 18 of the Sea Bird vessel’s total 62 passengers are suffering from “abdominal cramps” and “vomiting.” It’s the third such outbreak aboard the 152-foot-long vessel in as many months. Officials identified norovirus as the cause of cases during the prior two voyages. The CDC’s Vessel Sanitation Program is “remotely monitoring the situation, including review of the ship’s outbreak response and sanitation procedures,” the agency has said. This has included asking those infected to supply “stool or vomitus samples,” which are now “pending confirmatory testing.” It comes amid the rapid spread of “explosive diarrhea” across the United States due to an outbreak of the parasite cyclosporiasis.