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Маск закликає до імпічменту Трампа і пропонує заміну

Американський мільярдер Ілон Маск зробив чергову серію гучних заяв у соцмережі X, закликавши до імпічменту президента США Дональда Трампа. На думку Маска, посаду глави держави має зайняти чинний віцепрезидент Джей Ді Венс. Зокрема, він опублікував допис, в якому прямо заявив про необхідність зміни влади: «Трампу – імпічмент. Венсу – повноваження». Окремо Маск спрогнозував, що запроваджені […]

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Kate Abdo and Albanian Laura Woods steal the show at glamorous event as CBS Sports star is joined by husband Malik Scott

KATE ABDO and Eva Murati stole the show at a glamorous CBS Sports event.

The pair were pictured at the Sofascore Player of the Season award ceremony, in Zadar, Croatia, produced by CBS.

Kate Abdo in a white dress at an event.
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Kate Abdo stole the show at a glamorous CBS Sports event in Croatia[/caption]
Kate Abdo and Laura Woods at an event.
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She was pictured alongside her equally dazzling husband, Malik Scott[/caption]
Kate Abdo and Laura Woods at a glamorous event.
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The CBS presenter was in town to present the SofaScore Player of the Season award[/caption]
Kate Abdo holding a microphone on a boat.
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Albanian Laura Woods, Eva Murati, also stunned at the event[/caption]
Woman in a blue dress on a boat.
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She dropped jaws in a glamorous blue dress[/caption]
Kate Abdo interviewing a man at an event.
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But she was also in town to interview some of the big stars present[/caption]
Kate Abdo and Laura Woods at an awards ceremony.
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Kate was joined by CBS colleague Peter Schmeichel on the job[/caption]

Abdo, 43, was accompanied by her husband and boxer, Malik Scott.

She was seen in striking white dress and heels while Scott, 44, was seen in a snazzy chequered black and white shirt paired with a bowler hat.

Their relationship was first revealed on air by CBS co-stars Micah Richards and Jamie Carragher in 2023 before they officially announced they had tied the knot in 2024.

Peter Schmeichel, who works as a pitchside reporter for the broadcaster, also joined her at the event in a black suit and trousers paired with white trainers.

They were in attendance to present the event, with Liverpool‘s Mohamed Salah being crowned the Player of the Season at the glitzy bash.

Meanwhile, Murati, dubbed the Albanian Laura Woods, stunned in a silky blue dress and platform heels.

The Champions League host, 30, has been a regular feature anchoring Europe‘s elite club competition for Vizion Plus and Tring TV since 2017.

She started working as a television presenter at the age of 18.

And at the event she was seen interviewing some figureheads of the sport.

The bash itself was directed by multiple Emmy award-winning Pete Radovich.

On the award, Sofascore’s director of marketing, Branimir Karacic, said: “The Player of the Season Show is not just a celebration of the best footballers of the season.

“It’s a statement of what we believe in – that performance on the pitch, supported by statistical data, deserves global recognition.

“Our Sofascore Rating is already a go-to standard for evaluating individual quality, and the fact that the show was produced by CBS, under the creative direction of Pete Radovich, gives the entire project even more weight.”

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The top 10 ways dads show love from doing DIY, to paying dinner bills and sending an iconic emoji

Father hugging his two children in a bedroom.
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DRBWYD Father and children hugging in bedroom[/caption]

Dads prefer to show their affection by paying for meals, fixing things around the house – and the thumbs-up emoji.

A poll of 2,000 adults revealed 49 per cent reckon their dad would describe himself as ‘not good at emotional stuff’.

Father helping his son drive a toy car.
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DIY ranks among the top ways dads show affection[/caption]

Instead, lending tools, helping with house moves, and checking the tyres and oil in cars were other ways dads show their affection.

It also emerged 35 per cent don’t think their father is good at dealing with emotions – with 14 per cent claiming they have never hugged their father.

A spokesperson from Funky Pigeon, which has created a quiz where you can test how fluent you are in ‘Dad Speak’ and commissioned the research, said: “Sometimes it can be hard to show real emotion.

“For many of us, our dads grew up in a world where expressing emotion wasn’t always encouraged – where a pat on the back might’ve stood in for ‘I love you’, and a raised eyebrow counted as a heartfelt pep talk.

“Times are changing, and while some dads still find it hard to open up, we’re seeing more and more moments where that emotional armour slips – a quiet tear at a wedding, a thumbs-up that means the world.

“These gestures might be subtle, but they speak volumes.”

The study also revealed 19 per cent of those polled have never told their father they love them – and the same percentage have never had a text exchange with their old man.

Nearly three in 10 (29 per cent) have also never heard their dad day ‘I love you’ to them, although women are slightly more likely to hear it than men.

Another 29 per cent would find it emotional if their dad said, out of the blue, he was proud of them, according to the OnePoll.com data.

But some of the most common phrases people do hear from their dad included ‘You’ll be alright’, ‘Need anything?’ and ‘Keep going’.

It also emerged 51 per cent believe their father is not particularly affectionate physically, if at all.

However, it’s not a one-way street, as 25 per cent never ask their dad about his feelings, with 49 per cent rarely or never indulging in a proper heart to heart with him.

A third went on to describe their father’s texting style as ‘brief’, while nine per cent find them littered with emojis.

Funky Pigeon’s spokesperson added: “We often joke about the ‘dad grunt’ — that universal sound that somehow covers everything from ‘I’m proud of you’ to ‘don’t forget your coat’.

“But behind the jokes is a real truth: dads feel just as much as anyone else, even if they don’t always have the words to say it.

“There’s something incredibly moving about seeing a dad trying to express what’s in his heart, especially if it doesn’t come naturally.

“Whether it’s awkward hugs, long silences, or carefully chosen words, those small moments of effort are often the most meaningful of all.”

TOP 20 WAYS DADS SHOW AFFECTION:

1. Being there when you need him, even without saying much
2. Paying for a meal
3. Teaching you how to do something practical
4. Fixing things around the house
5. Driving you places
6. Offering to lend you tools or equipment
7. Helping with your children or pets
8. Helping you move house
9. Making you a hot drink
10. Forwarding you useful links or news
11. Checking your vehicle tyres or oil
12. Giving you a thumbs up
13. Cooking a favourite meal
14. Sorting out directions or the route
15. Giving you a thumbs up emoji
16. Tidying or mowing your garden
17. Reminding you to wear a coat
18. Helping with school or university work
19. Packing snacks or food for a trip
20. Topping up your petrol

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Randy Pitchford Is Making Strange Comparisons on X, and We Believe It Concerns Borderlands 4

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