MMA star Conor McGregor married longtime fiancée Dee Devlin in Vatican City on Friday. The 37-year-old McGregor, set to fight in a UFC match on the White House lawn in 2026, wed Devlin, 38, at the Church of Santo Stefano degli Abissini in Vatican City. The couple started dating in 2008 after meeting in a Dublin nightclub. They have been engaged since 2020 and share four children, named Conor Jr., Croai, Rian, and Mack. Though details of the wedding festivities are unknown, the former UFC champion made it known he wanted a lavish wedding day. The frank and controversial fighter told Extra in 2021, “My wedding is going to be extravagant, that’s for damn sure. We are gonna have the best of the best of the best, and then more to the best. I’m ready for it all.” The wedding comes shortly after McGregor’s brief run for President of Ireland. He cozied up to President Donald Trump, visiting the Oval Office in March to claim his home country was “losing its Irishness” due to an “illegal immigration racket.” An April poll found 90 percent of the country wouldn’t vote for him in an election. McGregor ended his run in September.

An Instagram model who went by the name Mary Magdalene and was known for getting lots of experimental plastic surgeries—including 38J breast implants—has died at 33. Magdalene, whose real name was Denise Ivonne Jarvis Gongora, fell from the ninth-floor balcony of a high-rise condominium in Thailand on Dec. 9. The Mexican-Canadian model gained fame on social media by documenting her extreme plastic surgeries. She was also an artist and an OnlyFans model. The day before her death, Magdalene posted a childhood photo of herself alongside a scene from The Truman Show in which Jim Carrey’s character bows and says, “And in case I don’t see ya, good afternoon, good evening and good night” on multiple of her social media accounts. She also changed one of her Instagram account handles to “MaryMagdaleneDied.” Her brother, Ivan, shared a photo of himself and his sister, writing, “I wish I’d spent more getting to know you,” he wrote on his Instagram story. “You are so funny and so creative, way more than I’ll ever be. I love you much more than words will ever say. You are my world. I wish things were different. Thank you for everything I love you sis.” The official autopsy report and cause of death has yet to be released.

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Veteran rocker Chrissie Hynde said she “always regretted” making an appearance on the sitcom Friends. The leader of The Pretenders said her famous cameo destroyed her anonymity when taking her children to school. The ’80s star aired out her grievances during a Thursday Q&A with fans for The Guardian. Hynde appeared on Season 2 as a rival musician of Phoebe Buffay, played by Lisa Kudrow. In the 1995 episode, she performed two songs: “Angel of the Morning” by Chip Taylor and Phoebe’s “Smelly Cat,” which the Friends character taught her as the credits rolled. Behind the scenes, Hynde actually helped write the song. “I got to go to LA for a week and see my friend but I didn’t know they’d written a whole part for me,” Hynde said. Then, when the England resident realized the show was “on the cover of every American magazine,” she thought, “‘Oh f---, this is gonna be big.’” She stressed that the cast was “really nice” but ever since her Season 2 appearance, she became much more recognizable. “Until then I could take my kids to school and nobody knew who I was. Afterwards, all the kids were saying: ‘Your mom’s on Friends!’” she said.

A medical examiner ruled the death of a 32-year-old on a rollercoaster at Universal Epic Universe in Orlando was accidental. Kevin Rodriguez Zavala, who used a wheelchair due to his spinal cord atrophy, had blunt-impact injuries after riding the Stardust Racers ride on September 17. He died later at a local hospital. “Because it was determined that no criminal acts occurred in this case, this concludes the Orange County Sheriff’s Office role in this case,” the office wrote in their December 11 report. In the report, his girlfriend, Javiliz Cruz-Robles, said it took several tries to “get the safety bar to secure around Kevin.” The ride operator said they “followed proper procedures.” However, during the ride’s first drop, she said that he “partially came out of his seat and hit his head on the metal bar in front of them,” according to the report. Cruz-Robles said he hit his head several more times, and she was unable to hold him back. She “was crying for help, but due to being in the middle of the ride, no one heard her screaming,” the report said. When the ride finished, he “was stuck ... face down, falling out of his seat, with legs inverted,” wrote Universal paramedic Sebastian Torres in the report.

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After a rough debut season on the college sidelines, Bill Belichick is already making major changes. The North Carolina Tar Heels head coach has fired two coaching assistants following a disappointing 4–8 record, according to People. Offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens and special teams coordinator Mike Priefer will not return next season, Belichick confirmed in a statement shared with ESPN. Belichick thanked both assistants for their “commitment and many contributions to our program and student-athletes,” and wished them success in the future. The move comes after the team lost three consecutive games to close out the season, capping a disappointing debut year for the eight-time Super Bowl–winning coach. The double-firing follows a rocky season, but the university has previously signaled it is standing behind Belichick. People reported that in October, amid rumors that the longtime NFL coach could be on the chopping block, the school’s athletic director voiced support for Belichick. Priefer had joined the staff just this season, while Kitchens had been with the program since 2023. Both coaches’ bios have swiftly been removed from the school’s athletics website. Whether the double-firing is enough to jump-start a turnaround for the Tar Heels next season remains to be seen.

Delaware’s U.S. attorney Julianne Murray, who President Donald Trump appointed in July, has resigned. The state’s top prosecutor abruptly stepped down on Friday amid the Trump administration’s push to install loyalists as prosecutors across the country. Murray, a former chair of the Delaware Republican Party, made the announcement on a post on X. “I cannot in good conscience allow my office to become a political football,” she said in her statement. She cited a recent ruling in which the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit disqualified Trump’s pick for U.S. attorney in New Jersey, Alina Habba. Habba resigned on Monday. Trump has railed against a Senate tradition known as the “blue slip,” which allows senators to veto U.S. attorney and judicial nominees for their states. “I naively believed that I would be judged on my performance and not politics,” Murray said. “Unfortunately that was not the case.” She said she would continue to work for the Department of Justice; however, she did not reveal what that role would be. Her first assistant U.S. attorney, Ben Wallace, who has served as a prosecutor in the office since 2023, has been named as her successor.

New England Patriots linebacker Jahlani Tavai and his partner, Kalei Mau, are mourning the loss of their unborn baby girl after a medical emergency left Mau in a coma for nearly a week. Mau shared the devastating news in an Instagram post, explaining that she developed a severe blood infection that led to organ failure. The infection ultimately spread to the placenta, causing the baby—due in March—to die in utero. Mau said she was unconscious for six days and did not know her body had gone into labor. Tavai later described watching the delivery, telling her it was “like my body just knew what to do,” she wrote. After waking, Mau said she was able to hold her daughter once. “The day after I got out of the hospital I got to kiss my daughter for the first and last time,” she said, calling the moment both heartbreaking and meaningful. The couple named their daughter Ka ua, which means “the rain.” Mau closed her post by thanking her medical team and expressing gratitude for the support she and Tavai have received from family, friends, and the Patriots organization during this unimaginably difficult time.

Passengers on a British Airways flight spent five hours crossing the Atlantic, getting almost within sight of Canadian territory, only to turn back and fly five hours back to the starting point, thousands of miles from the intended Mexico destination, according to Business Insider. Flight 243 from London Heathrow Airport left at 1:22 p.m. on Dec.10 with an intended destination of Mexico City, about 11 hours and 5,500 miles later. So far, BA has blamed a “technical issue” for the U-turn without giving passengers details of why they found themselves back in wintry London, Business Insider reported. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner landed at London Heathrow—British Airways’ main hub—just after 10 p.m. “The flight landed safely, and customers disembarked normally following reports of a technical issue with the aircraft,” the airline told Business Insider in a statement. When BA Flight 243 turned around, its closest airport was Iqaluit in northern Canada, less than 300 miles away. Returning to Heathrow could make it easier to rebook passengers on alternative flights. British Airways did not immediately respond to the Beast’s request for comment.

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My 600-Lb. Life star Pauline Potter has died after months of mounting medical complications following a car accident earlier this year. Her son, Dillon Potter, announced her death in a YouTube video, saying she died on Thanksgiving. Dillon said the pair was involved in a highway crash nearly a year ago while driving in the early morning. He was asleep in the passenger seat when his mother encountered a broken-down truck blocking the road. Though she nearly avoided impact, their car clipped the truck and spun out at roughly 50 mph, he said. In the months that followed, Dillon said his mother dealt with persistent health problems. By July, she was hospitalized after doctors discovered a blockage in her esophagus that left her unable to keep food down. She was later admitted to the ICU after contracting COVID and suffered respiratory failure weeks later. She eventually entered hospice care and died en route to her sister’s house for Thanksgiving. Potter famously lost more than 500 pounds on the TLC series. Dillon said she was deemed at fault in the crash, but he is consulting an attorney as the family grieves.

Atlanta Falcons star running back Bijan Robinson shared a public apology for his use of a homophobic phrase during a postgame interview Thursday night. Robinson, ranked third at his position this season, used a demeaning term in response to a question from Thursday Night Football Nightcap analyst Richard Sherman. “You had a play where they threw it to you, Bijan,” Sherman said about Robinson’s performance in Atlanta’s 29-28 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. “They threw it to you in the backfield, you made the first one miss, then legged three people. And I said, ‘This boy grew up in the backyard.’” Robinson, referring to the informal name of a “keep-away” game, responded, “Smear the queer, that’s what we do.” The player addressed his use of the insensitive phrase in a post to X early Friday morning. “Hey everyone I want to apologize for the insensitive comment I made in the broadcast, it was a football game we used to play as a kid but that’s not an excuse,“ Robinson wrote. ”I recognize the mistake and make sure to do better in the future. It was not reflective of my beliefs and I am so sorry to those I offended seriously!"