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Yahoo
10 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Hailey & Justin Bieber Dance It Out At Concert Amid Divorce Rumors
Justin and recently attended the Martin Garrix concert in Los Angeles, once again dismissing speculations of a divorce and marriage crisis. The couple was spotted at the concert on Sunday, looking happier than ever. While rumors have been swirling about their potential divorce for some time, the Biebers looked unfazed and happy together. The Martin Garrix concert at LA State Historic Park saw Justin and Hailey Bieber squashing divorce rumors while dancing and grooving together. They proved that actions speak louder than rumors, exchanging glances and laughter with each other. Hence, the parents of one chose to have fun over entertaining any gossip about trouble in their marriage. Eyewitnesses and fan clips claimed the Biebers were inseparable throughout the evening. While jamming to Garrix's electrifying music, the couple exuded perfect chemistry, and they seemed unbothered by the cameras on them. A clip featured Justin taking his jersey off and wrapping his arm around his wife as she beamed at him. Another clip showed Hailey turning back toward Justin while the pop singer was recording a video. The star couple locked eyes and broke into wide smiles while having the best time. The concert was thus proof that their bond was still going strong despite all the rumors. TMZ reported that the couple's outing came after the divorce rumors intensified, with the singer hinting that Hailey was avoiding him. Justin's ambiguous posts on Instagram further fueled the rumors. After his comment on Hailey's Vogue cover, his Mother's Day posts also led to speculations about the couple's relationship. Moreover, Us Weekly recently reported how 'things aren't great right now' between the couple. The tabloid's source stated that Justin was 'going through a difficult time,' which impacted their marriage. However, Justin and Hailey Bieber's recent EDM concert date not only dismissed their divorce rumors but also suggested that the couple was happy together. They gave the crowd a reason to believe that no rumor can outweigh their mutual love. Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea. The post Hailey & Justin Bieber Dance It Out At Concert Amid Divorce Rumors appeared first on Mandatory.
Miami Herald
10 minutes ago
- Business
- Miami Herald
Popular fashion retail store closure leaves huge mall in jeopardy
Many of us have fond memories of hanging out in the mall. As a younger teen without a license or car, it was perhaps the one place a parent could drop you off, knowing you'd be occupied for hours. And even if you didn't have much money, you could window-shop to your heart's content and maybe grab a cheap food-court snack and call it dinner. Don't miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter These days, though, malls don't seem to have the allure they once did. Maybe it's because you can buy just about anything you want online, so there's no need to leave your house, let alone navigate a giant structure filled with stores. Related: Popular work clothes retailer surprisingly closes all stores But it's clear that in recent years, malls have been dying out. And while we could blame the pandemic, during which time mall traffic certainly declined, the reality is that the mall apocalypse has been brewing for quite some time. Not only are shoppers abandoning malls, but retailers have taken to doing the same. And if that trend continues, it could change the shopping landscape tremendously. Zara is one of those retailers that operates both inside of malls and as standalone stores. And there can be benefits and drawbacks to both. The upside of being inside a mall is that shoppers might stumble upon your store in the course of visiting other retailers. The downside, of course, is the competition. Related: Fashion giant files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to liquidate Similarly, operating a standalone store means you don't have throngs of retailers around you trying to take your business away. The downside, though, is that unless customers specifically drive over to your store, you're not going to get them to buy anything. Still, a number of retailers have been increasingly moving away from malls in recent years. And now, Zara is making its exit from the famous San Francisco Centre mall. Unfortunately, the closure of Zara's 28,000-square-foot store marks the loss of the mall's largest remaining retailer. And the damage may not be over. Other retailers, including Oak and Fort clothing and AG Jeans, are expected to abandon the mall in short order. Losing Zara is apt to be painful for the San Francisco Centre mall, which has been bleeding major tenants in recent years. In 2023, Nordstrom closed its San Francisco Centre location. And things have been going downhill since then. Related: Costco makes rare mistake with its bold new idea The closure of Zara is, sadly, part of a larger trend that's been plaguing San Francisco. In recent years, retailers and restaurants alike have been pulling out of the city for reasons that include an uptick in crime and a notable decline in foot traffic. Though San Francisco was once a bustling commuter city, the introduction of remote work during the pandemic has changed its dynamic. With fewer people entering the city each day, it's become harder for retailers to stay afloat. Now the silver lining in all of this is that while Zara may be leaving the San Francisco Centre, it's not ditching the city completely. The fashion giant announced plans earlier this year to open a new flagship store in the heart of Union Square. More Retail: Walmart CEO sounds alarm on a big problem for customersTarget makes a change that might scare Walmart, CostcoTop investor takes firm stance on troubled retail brandWalmart and Costco making major change affecting all customers Meanwhile, the fate of the San Francisco Centre remains in limbo as the mall heads to a foreclosure auction. As of now, that's scheduled to happen later in July. But because previous auction dates were postponed this year, it's possible that July's auction will be pushed out as well. Related: Iconic mall food chain makes massive change The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.
Glasgow Times
10 minutes ago
- Politics
- Glasgow Times
Benjamin Netanyahu vows ‘there will be no Hamas' in post-war Gaza
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Israel had agreed on terms for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza and urged Hamas to accept the deal before conditions worsen. The US leader has been increasing pressure on the Israeli government and Hamas to broker a ceasefire and hostage agreement, and bring about an end to the war. Hamas said in a brief statement on Wednesday that it had received a proposal from the mediators and was holding talks with them to 'bridge gaps' to return to the negotiating table to try to reach a ceasefire agreement. Mr Trump said the 60-day period would be used to work toward ending the war, something Israel says it will not accept until Hamas is defeated. He said that a deal might come together as soon as next week. But Hamas' response, which emphasised its demand that the war end, raised questions about whether the latest offer could materialise into an actual pause in fighting. Hamas official Taher al-Nunu said that the militant group was 'ready and serious regarding reaching an agreement'. He said Hamas was 'ready to accept any initiative that clearly leads to the complete end to the war'. A relative carries the body of Palestinian girl Mira Bashir, 10, who was killed with her sister, Sabah, eight, in an Israeli army airstrike, during their funeral in Deir al-Balah on Wednesday (Abdel Kareem Hana/AP) A Hamas delegation is expected to meet Egyptian and Qatari mediators in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss the proposal, according to an Egyptian official. Hamas has said that it is willing to free the remaining 50 hostages, fewer than half of whom are said to be alive, in exchange for a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and an end to the war. Israel says it will only agree to end the war if Hamas surrenders, disarms and exiles itself, something the group refuses to do. 'I am announcing to you, there will be no Hamas,' Mr Netanyahu said during a speech on Wednesday. An Israeli official said that the latest proposal calls for a 60-day deal that would include a partial Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a surge in humanitarian aid to the territory.
Newsweek
10 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
John Cena Gives A Blunt Answer About Running For President
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. John Cena has made it clear that he has no plans to run for president of the United States. He gave a definitive answer when asked about a potential political career. The topic has come up as Cena plays the president in his new movie, Heads Of State. The idea of wrestlers running for office has been floated before with stars like The Rock. John Cena On A Presidential Run In a new interview with On Demand Entertainment, Cena was asked about possibly running for president. He quickly ruled out the idea. His response was brief and to the point. When presented with the idea, Cena simply said, "Not a chance." This firm answer separates Cena from other performers who have flirted with the idea of a political future. While a handful of professional wrestlers have successfully transitioned into the world of politics, the path is not a common one. The most prominent success story is Jesse "The Body" Ventura, who was elected Governor of Minnesota in 1998, serving one full term. HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 13: John Cena attends the Los Angeles Premiere of Amazon MGM Studios "Jackpot" at TCL Chinese Theatre on August 13, 2024 in Hollywood, California. HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 13: John Cena attends the Los Angeles Premiere of Amazon MGM Studios "Jackpot" at TCL Chinese Theatre on August 13, 2024 in Hollywood, California. Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic/Getty Images More news: WWE News: Steve Austin Reveals Real-Life Vince McMahon Confrontation More recently, Glenn "Kane" Jacobs has served as the Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, since his election in 2018, proving that a major wrestling character can hold public office. Others have tried, with former WWE CEO Linda McMahon making two expensive but unsuccessful runs for a U.S. Senate seat before serving as the Administrator of the Small Business Administration. While Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has been the subject of serious polling and discussion for a potential presidential run, he has never officially entered a race. Cena stars alongside Idris Elba and Priyanka Chopra Jonas in the action-comedy Heads of State, which premiered on Amazon Prime Video on July 2, 2025. The film, directed by Nobody's Ilya Naishuller, features a plot reminiscent of classic buddy-action movies. Cena plays Will Derringer, a former action movie star who has become the President of the United States. He and the British Prime Minister, Sam Clarke (Elba), have a public rivalry but are forced to go on the run together after a conspiracy leaves them stranded and hunted. They must rely on each other and a brilliant MI6 agent (Chopra Jonas) to survive and unravel a plot that threatens the entire world. The movie blends high-octane action with the comedic chemistry between the two leads. More WWE News: For more on WWE, head to Newsweek Sports.
10 minutes ago
- Climate
Wimbledon: No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka avoids the kind of upset that has happened a lot this year
LONDON -- LONDON (AP) — Aryna Sabalenka was just two points from dropping the opening set of her second-round Wimbledon match three times on Wednesday before asserting herself for a 7-6 (4), 6-4 victory over Marie Bouzkova to avoid the sort of surprise that has sent a group of seeded players home. Four of the top 10 women's seeds failed to make it out of the first round: No. 2 Coco Gauff, No. 3 Jessica Pegula, No. 5 Zheng Qinwen and No. 9 Paula Badosa. In all, a record-tying 23 seeded players — 10 women, 13 men — were gone by the end of Day 2, equaling the most at any Grand Slam event in the past 25 years. 'Of course you're going to know the overall picture. ... I hope it's no upsets anymore in this tournament,' the No. 1-ranked Sabalenka said afterward with a chuckle. "If you know what I mean.' She is a three-time Grand Slam champion, with all of those titles coming on hard courts at the Australian Open or U.S. Open. She also was the runner-up to Gauff at the clay-court French Open last month — drawing criticism from some over her post-match comments, a flap she and Gauff set aside via social media videos last week — but hasn't been past the semifinals on the grass of the All England Club. A year ago, Sabalenka was forced to miss Wimbledon because of an injured shoulder. On Wednesday, the record-breaking heat of the first two days gave way to rain that delayed the start of play on smaller courts for about two hours, along with temperatures that dropped from above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 Celsius) to below 68 F (20 C). At Centre Court, the 48th-ranked Bouzkova went ahead 6-5 in the first set with the match's initial service break thanks to a double-fault by Sabalenka. Bouzkova served for that set, and was two points away from it at 30-15 in that game, again at 30-all, then once more at deuce. But on the last such occasion, Sabalenka came through with a forehand volley winner she punctuated with a yell, followed by a down-the-line backhand winner that was accompanied by another shout. 'That was a tough moment," said Sabalenka, who will face 2021 U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu or 2023 Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova next. 'Until that point, (my) return wasn't great enough to break her serve. I'm really glad ... everything clicked together and I was able to break her back. I kind of like felt a little bit better.' That sent them to a tiebreaker, and from 4-all there, Sabalenka took the next three points, ending the set with a powerful forehand return winner off a 67 mph second serve. In the second set, the only break arrived for a 3-2 lead for Sabalenka, and that was basically that. Sabalenka compiled a 41-17 edge in winners while making only 18 unforced errors in a match that lasted a little more than 1 1/2 hours. Australian Open champion Madison Keys, who is seeded sixth, joined Sabalenka in the third round, beating Olga Danilovic 6-4, 6-2. Other players in action later included 2024 runner-up Jasmine Paolini among the women and two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz, Frances Tiafoe among the men. Novak Djokovic, who has won seven of his 24 major championships at Wimbledon will lead off the Centre Court schedule on Day 4 against Britain's Dan Evans at 1:30 p.m. local time (8:30 a.m. ET), followed by Iga Swiatek vs. Caty McNally, and No. 1 Jannik Sinner vs. Aleksandar Vukic.
