U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., appeared July 9 on “CNN NewsNight” to debate President Joe Biden’s candidacy. As anchor Abby Phillip requested concerning the Democratic technique to defeat former President Donald Trump, Waters adjusted her hair for about 20 seconds earlier than answering, “I feel we have to maintain working and work more durable.”

A July 10 Instagram video mashed up that second with one other one from a number of years in the past involving a unique CNN anchor. 

The Instagram video makes it seem as if former CNN anchor Don Lemon was conducting the interview and laughing as Waters adjusted her wig. The video included a voiceover saying “What’s Don laughing at?” and “Can we get hair and make-up in for Maxine’s wig please?” 

“BREAKING: CNN producer caught on scorching mic coping with Maxine Water’s wig drawback,” textual content on the video reads.

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The voice was not a CNN producer, however commentary by the account @stevenvoiceover. 

The Lemon clip was taken from a February 2018 episode of “Don Lemon Tonight.” Lemon, who was fired in 2023 from CNN, was laughing after political commentator Symone Sanders-Townsend made a comment about Omarosa Manigault Newman, a former Trump administration staffer. 

“Don. It is Black Historical past Month, we gotta speak about Omarosa?” Sanders-Townsend mentioned. “Carter G. Woodson didn’t go to the mat to get Negro Historical past Week that ultimately became Black Historical past Month for us to speak about Omarosa and her apology tour and her try to salvage her repute on a actuality tv present.”

Sanders left Lemon chuckling for a very long time earlier than he regained his composure.

Newman, a former “The Apprentice” contestant, was fired in 2017 from the Trump administration and ceremonially fired from the present’s first-season competitors. She later mentioned on “Movie star Massive Brother” that she was “haunted” by Trump’s tweets day-after-day.

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The North Walsham winger would be the principal attraction for a sold-out Carrow Street as Sarina Weigman’s facet seeks victory to take right into a crunch encounter with Sweden subsequent week. 

It is going to be a night that holds additional emotion for Hemp as she returns residence to Norfolk, the place she was compelled to depart as a teen to pursue her dream of turning into knowledgeable footballer. 

Hemp has been dubbed as Norfolk’s greatest-ever sporting export by some in North Walsham within the build-up to this encounter, however that may be a assertion she relishes relatively than downplays. 

“It is good to listen to that,” Hemp mentioned. “There are such a lot of unimaginable individuals who have come from Norfolk who’ve gone on to achieve success. I am certain there are others who may take that as effectively. 

“It is good to be a task mannequin, and that is one in every of our goals. We need to present ladies that its doable to chase your desires and be something that you just need to be. It is good to listen to that from folks, and I need to be often called that.” 

Carrow Street is a sell-out as they welcome the Lionesses to Norfolk for the second time since 2022, when below 15,000 supporters witnessed a goalless draw with Spain. 

Maybe it paperwork the speedy rise of girls’s soccer that tickets had been offered out in minutes upon their launch as followers put together to look at among the greatest stars within the feminine recreation in NR1 this night. 

Boss Sarina Wiegman, who has taken England to each a World Cup and Euros last, is relishing the chance of a Carrow Street return and confused the significance of being skilled forward of subsequent week’s decisive recreation in opposition to Sweden. 

“It is good to play right here. We have performed right here as soon as earlier than within the Arnold Cup in opposition to Spain and it is good to be again,” the England boss mentioned. “The pitch appears to be like actually good so I am actually trying ahead to tomorrow when it is offered out and hopefully we can provide everybody an excellent night.

The Lionesses skilled at Carrow Street on Friday morning. (Picture: Denise Bradley/Newsquest)

“It is one other crucial recreation in our journey to qualify for the Euros. We need to enhance our recreation too and naturally Republic of Eire have been difficult all of the groups on this group so we count on them to be actually robust once more tomorrow. We strategy each recreation to win. We need to play effectively and management the sport.

“We acquired some good preparation within the Netherlands final week. We wished to construct some quantity, get everybody again in control, as a result of after a while off you must get again in it. That is what we did and naturally we have now to prepare for these two video games now. We’ve got been capable of work on little tweaks in our recreation.”

That sentiment is shared by Hemp – who’s assured that the Lionesses’ experiences of massive recreation conditions in recent times will assist them navigate a path to direct qualification for subsequent yr’s Euros. 

“It will be a giant recreation,” Hemp mentioned. “It is not going to be simple however we’re actually trying ahead to it. We all know what they are going to convey.

“We’re all skilled in high-pressure video games and know what it takes to win. We do not like the sensation of dropping. It has been a superb few weeks of coaching and we’re trying ahead to the sport. We at all times need to win.”

England are hoping to take a step nearer to Euros qualification in opposition to Eire tonight. (Picture: PA Pictures)

Weigman confused the significance of taking momentum into Tuesday’s journey to Sweden, one thing she believes might be achieved by victory over Eire tonight. 

 “It comes all the way down to Tuesday’s recreation [in Sweden] however tomorrow’s recreation can be an vital one for the workforce as a result of we need to win, we need to be in the very best place earlier than we go to Sweden,” Weigman mentioned. 

“Whereas issues are additionally depending on the opposite recreation, it’s so shut that we will nonetheless high the group too.

“Our strategy is that we need to win the sport tomorrow and hopefully, we will get one other nice outcome on Tuesday and be in the very best place.”

If Carlos Alcaraz has any wild aspirations of breaking Novak Djokovic’s file for all-time main titles, a victory Sunday on Wimbledon’s Centre Court docket can be useful.

Djokovic steps on the famed grass with 24 Grand Slam singles championships, greater than another man within the sport’s historical past —however on the superior tennis age of 37, no title alternative is a given.

In the meantime, Alcaraz already has three main titles, so a win on Sunday can be the Spaniard’s fourth Grand Slam championship at simply 21 years previous.

As some extent of comparability, when Djokovic was the identical age as Alcaraz, the Serbian participant had one main trophy on his mantel, the 2008 Australian Open championship.

The younger Alcaraz made it to his second consecutive Wimbledon title match with a 6-7 (1), 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 semifinal victory over Daniil Medvedev on Friday.

Djokovic took a barely simpler path to the championship contest, dispatching Lorenzo Musetti, 6-4, 7-6 (2), 6-3.

Sunday’s title tilt will likely be a rematch of final yr’s epic Wimbledon ultimate when Alcaraz rallied to a 1-6, 7-6 (6), 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 victory, snapping Djokovic’s 34-match successful streak on the All England Membership.

At that second, it was the wunderkind’s second Grand Slam trophy, and he’s since gone on so as to add this yr’s French Open title to his mantel. Djokovic withdrew from the famed clay court docket competitors with a knee harm.

There’s an opportunity Alcaraz and Djokovic may meet once more in just a few brief weeks on one other huge stage and provides French tennis followers the dream matchup they missed at Roland Garros.

They’re confirmed as members within the upcoming Olympics. Djokovic received bronze in Beijng in 2008 whereas this may be Alcaraz’s first time taking part in underneath the 5 Rings.

Sunday’s match is about for 9 a.m. ET/2 p.m. British time and will likely be televised by ESPN and streamed on WatchESPN and ESPN+. Alcaraz was listed as a slight favourite.

England knew two victories of their final two qualifying matches would safe a spot in Switzerland subsequent 12 months and this was one step in the direction of attaining that.

After a rocky 12 months, the place performances have dipped and outcomes have been up and down, this felt like a extra routine win for England, even when there was finally just one purpose in it.

They dominated massive intervals and obtained the early purpose they wanted – very similar to they did in Dublin once they wrapped up a 2-0 victory.

However there have been nonetheless moments of sloppiness and it was under no circumstances an ideal efficiency.

A number of lapses of focus led to them shedding possession in harmful areas within the first half, with goalkeeper Hampton needing to be on her toes to clear, whereas England’s midfield have been too passive on events.

They have been made to pay for a defensive error deep in stoppage time as Megan Campbell’s trademark lengthy throw triggered issues, and Tyler Toland’s flick-on was pounced on by Russell, who swivelled and stabbed it previous Hampton.

Going ahead, England remained a menace – Manchester Metropolis midfielder Jess Park was given a possibility to impress and she or he performed effectively, although lacked a medical edge within the penalty space.

Mead was busy within the first half and Hemp was wanting to have an effect on her return to her house metropolis of Norwich – the place she spent the vast majority of her youth profession – and she or he did by successful the penalty.

General, it was a efficiency that did the job for England, quite than one to entertain.

For the Republic of Eire, it was all the time going to be a troublesome ask in a bunch containing three of the world’s prime six ranked nations and they’re already consigned to a spot within the play-offs.

They confirmed resistance once more in defence for big spells and had one thing to have a good time when their efforts paid off late on with a deserved purpose.

Will probably be one other powerful take a look at for them on Tuesday once they host France they usually might finish the qualifying marketing campaign having not picked up a single level.

TAMPA, Fla. — Morgan Wallen cancels the second present of his “One Evening at a Time” tour in Tampa on Friday.

In a put up on X, previously often known as Twitter, Wallen stated, “I hate to reschedule exhibits however I powered by being sick in Tampa final evening, and sadly awakened feeling means worse right now.”

The present is now rescheduled for Oct. 4.

Simply hours later,Jelly Roll introduced he could be taking part in at Dallas Bull Friday evening at 7 p.m. in lieu of his canceled efficiency. The present was free for these with tickets to the canceled present. It was first come, first serve.

Harry Types joined Stevie Nicks as a shock visitor in the course of the Fleetwood Mac singer’s headline efficiency at BST Hyde Park on Friday (July 12).

The previous One Route star, 30, duetted with Nicks, 76, on “Cease Draggin’ My Coronary heart Round,” which she initially launched in 1981 with the late Tom Petty and his band The Heartbreakers.

Nicks carried out the tune with Petty in Hyde Park in 2017, simply months earlier than the rock icon’s loss of life at 66.

On stage at tonight’s present, Nicks mentioned of Petty: “It is a big day for lots of causes, to be again right here as a result of I really feel his presence. I do know he’s at this occasion and he’s proud of me right here.”

Types remained on stage to carry out the 1975 Fleetwood Mac traditional “Landslide,” earlier than Nicks delivered an emotional tribute to her late bandmate Christine McVie. McVie, who died in 2022 on the age of 79, would have turned 81 right this moment.

Nicks instructed the group: “I would like you to know that Christine was my lady and she or he cherished all of us and right this moment was her birthday.”

She added: “All of you might have helped me recover from [her death] and I would like you to understand how a lot I admire it.”

Nicks additionally thanked Types for becoming a member of her on stage, saying: “Harry, I thanks – we thanks!”

Elsewhere within the live performance, Nicks urged the group to be politically lively and mentioned she had by no means voted till she turned 70. “I used to be too busy,” she mentioned. “Don’t be me; vote.”

Again in 2019, Nicks joked that Types is the “love youngster” of her and her bandmate, Mick Fleetwood, after praising him for his eponymous debut album.

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“He’s Mick’s and my love youngster,” Nicks instructed Rolling Stone. “When Harry got here into our lives I mentioned, ‘Oh my God, that is the son I by no means had.’ So I adopted him.

“I like Harry, and I’m so joyful Harry made a rock and roll report – he may have made a pop report and that might have been the simple means for him,” she continued. “However I suppose he determined he needed to be born in 1948 too – he made a report that was extra like 1975.”

That very same 12 months, Types inducted Nicks into the Rock & Roll Corridor Of Fame.

“Stevie Nicks is the primary feminine artist to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Corridor of Fame a second time,” mentioned Types in the course of the ceremony. “First, with Fleetwood Mac, and now for her unforgettable solo work. With Stevie, you’re not celebrating music from way back by way of the mists of time. She was standing on stage headlining a spot doing her finest work simply three nights in the past. She is ceaselessly present. She is ceaselessly Stevie.”

James Anderson stated he want to be remembered as a “respectable” bowler after he ended his legendary England profession with victory over West Indies.

Anderson took another wicket as England wrapped up an innings win on the third morning, to finish with 704 and sit third on the all-time listing of Take a look at bowlers.

In transferring and celebratory scenes at Lord’s, Anderson was given a guard of honour by each groups firstly of the day, then later appeared on the England balcony as spectators had been allowed onto the outfield.

“The best way I’ve liked the game a lot, I’d love for there to be folks on the market which have taken up the sport as a result of they’ve watched me bowl,” stated the 41-year-old.

“That folks have been entertained by watching me bowl and there are children or grown-ups who’ve taken up the artwork of swing bowling as a result of they’ve seen me bowl. That will make me so completely satisfied.”

Anderson, England’s all-time main wicket-taker, is probably the most profitable tempo bowler within the historical past of the sport, with solely spinners Muttiah Muralitharan and Shane Warne forward of him on the all-time listing.

In a 21-year profession he received 188 Take a look at caps, greater than every other England participant, however stated he retires with out ever feeling like he was a “nice” of the sport.

“You go so up and down,” he instructed Sky Sports activities. “Some collection you are feeling superb and a few not fairly on it and a batter will get the higher of you.

“Taking part in in opposition to Virat Kohli within the early days, you felt you possibly can get him out each ball after which not too long ago like you may’t get him out in any respect. You’re feeling so inferior.

“I’ve by no means felt nice at any stage. I do know that sounds unusual. I’ve all the time thought ‘how can I get higher for the following collection?’. That has helped me play for such a very long time.”

TAMPA, Fla. – Nation music star Morgan Wallen’s live performance set for Friday night time in Tampa has been rescheduled for Oct. 4, with Wallen citing sickness as the rationale.

In a submit on X, Wallen stated he “powered by means of being sick” to carry out Thursday night time at Raymond James Stadium.

Together with suspending his second Tampa present, Wallen’s concert events scheduled for subsequent week in Charlotte have additionally been moved to October to present him time to get well.

In the meantime, Jelly Roll, who was additionally amongst these set to carry out, stated on social media that he is performing Friday night time on the Dallas Bull off U.S. 301. The present is free for anybody with a ticket and is first-come, first-served till it reaches capability.

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