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In a fusion of music and cinema, Bad Bunny joins the legendary 'Toy Story' ensemble, bringing to life the whimsical Pizza with Sunglasses in 'Toy Story 5', set to debut in theaters on June 19. His transition from chart-topping musician to actor continues to unfold impressively, following standout roles in 'Bullet Train' and memorable skits on 'SNL'.

Antonio Felix da Costa recently opened up about struggling to keep his emotions in check after repeated on-track incidents this season. The Formula E driver was involved in crashes on both days of the Monaco E-Prix double-header, after being hit by Dan Ticktum on Day 1 and Edoardo Mortara on Day 2.

The Spurs received a major boost ahead of Game 3 against the Thunder after De’Aaron Fox and rookie Dylan Harper were both cleared to play despite recent injuries. Fox missed the first two games of the Western Conference Finals because of a right ankle sprain, while Harper dealt with adductor soreness after exiting Game 2. Oklahoma City, however, ruled out Jalen Williams due to hamstring tightness, creating a notable shift in the series dynamics as the tied matchup moved to San Antonio.

Julian Champagnie delivered a huge first-half performance for the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, scoring 17 points before halftime. The former undrafted forward has become a valuable two-way contributor for San Antonio this season, averaging 11.1 points and 5.8 rebounds. Champagnie’s rise from uncertainty to playoff contributor reflects the persistence, work ethic, and resilience that continue to shape his growing NBA career.

Cupra Kiro driver Dan Ticktum has denied being at fault for the Round 9 clash in Monaco that sent Antonio Felix da Costa into the chicane and earned him a race penalty. Ticktum secured pole position on both days of the Monaco double-header, but penalties prevented him from converting either into strong race results.

Social media claims of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander being out for Game 5 with an oblique injury are false; he is healthy and expected to start. The rumor likely stems from an old abdominal strain. The real injury concerns for OKC are Jalen Williams (questionable, hamstring) and Ousmane Dieng (out, soleus), impacting their Game 5 prospects.

San Antonio Spurs' De'Aaron Fox remains a game-time decision for Game 3 against the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a right high ankle sprain. His potential return is crucial for the tied series, offering scoring and playmaking to support Victor Wembanyama. Without him, pressure mounts on other guards against OKC's defense.

Victor Wembanyama is expected to play for the San Antonio Spurs against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Finals. His dominant Game 1 performance, where he showcased exceptional scoring, rebounding, and rim protection, was crucial in the Spurs' double-overtime victory. His availability is a major factor in this highly anticipated playoff series.

Victor Wembanyama is expected to sign a historic contract extension with the San Antonio Spurs worth more than $300 million after his dominant playoff performances continued in the Western Conference Finals. The 22-year-old produced 41 points and 24 rebounds in Game 1 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, further strengthening his growing reputation as one of the NBA’s most unstoppable players. Insiders believe the Spurs will offer him a maximum extension loaded with award-based incentives tied to MVP, All-NBA and Defensive Player of the Year honors.

A proposed US bill could pause new AI data center construction. This legislation aims for broader AI oversight, environmental protections, and labor standards. Tech leaders like Elon Musk and Garry Tan express concerns. They argue the bill might hinder job creation and America's global AI standing. Communities also voice opposition due to rising electricity costs and infrastructure strain.

Alex Caruso briefly left Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals after rolling his right ankle against the San Antonio Spurs. The veteran guard exited in the second quarter before returning later in the half, easing concerns for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Caruso had already scored 14 points before the injury scare and continued to provide the defensive intensity that has been crucial throughout Oklahoma City’s playoff run.

Jaylin Williams delivered a timely playoff performance for the Thunder during Game 3 against the Spurs, scoring 11 points in just 10 minutes while helping support Shai Gilgeous-Alexander offensively. His strong outing became even more important after Jalen Williams was ruled out because of a recurring left hamstring injury. Jaylin’s efficient shooting and steady energy have quietly strengthened Oklahoma City’s depth throughout the postseason as the Thunder continue fighting for another NBA Finals appearance.

Fans praised Antonio Felix da Costa for the way he reacted to Edoardo Mortara’s apology after the pair collided during Round 10 of the Monaco E-Prix. Mortara also earned admiration for quickly apologising to the Jaguar TCS Racing driver, who had already been involved in another incident with Dan Ticktum earlier in the weekend.

Victor Wembanyama helped the Spurs tie the Western Conference Finals 2-2 after a dominant Game 4 win over the Thunder. However, the biggest moment came off the court when he comforted rookie Carter Bryant after coach Mitch Johnson strongly reacted to a turnover. The viral bench interaction showed Wembanyama’s leadership and caring side during an emotional playoff moment.

Mitch Johnson strongly defended Stephon Castle after the young Spurs guard was left off the NBA All-Defensive Teams. Johnson praised Castle’s impact on both ends of the court and predicted the 21-year-old would use the disappointment as motivation next season. The Spurs coach also capped off an impressive year personally, finishing third in NBA Coach of the Year voting after leading San Antonio to a remarkable 62-win season and a deep playoff run against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Jaguar TCS Racing driver Antonio Felix da Costa started second on the grid for Round 10 of the Monaco E-Prix, but dropped to 16th after being hit by Mahindra Racing’s Edoardo Mortara on the opening lap. The Portuguese driver fought back brilliantly through the field to secure third place on the podium.

Jaguar TCS Racing driver Antonio Felix Da Costa faced incidents on both days of the Monaco E-Prix, yet still managed to bring home a trophy after finishing third in Round 10. In a pose-race statement, Da Costa has expressed frustration at being hit from behind far too often during races.

Nico Muller reflected on the Monaco E-Prix, which proved both rewarding and frustrating for the Porsche Formula E Team driver. While he failed to score points in one race, he collected eight points in the second outing in Monaco. Muller has continued to show impressive consistency this season and currently sits fifth in the Drivers’ Championship standings.