Denver Nuggets point guard Russell Westbrook underwent surgery on his right hand to repair multiple ligament tears. The surgery, performed by Dr. Steven Shin at the Kerlan-Jobe Surgery Center, is part of Westbrook’s recovery plan. The Denver Nuggets expect Westbrook to resume full offseason training this summer. The team remains optimistic about his recovery and contributions for the upcoming NBA season.
Anne Curtis unveiled a wolf-cut hairstyle on Instagram, signaling her reunion with renowned director Erik Matti for an upcoming project.
Wilma Bennett celebrated her 102nd birthday in Henderson, Texas, attributing her longevity to Dr Pepper and Cheetos. The community gathers to honor her life and legacy.
Texas will replace paper license tags with permanent metal plates starting July 1, 2025, to curb fraud. House Bill 718 mandates dealerships issue metal plates at sale.
The Texas Senate approves a bill to eliminate the STAAR test, proposing shorter assessments. Negotiations with the House continue over A-F rating powers for districts.
Legal representatives for Arnolfo Teves Jr., former lawmaker from Negros Oriental’s 3rd District, filed a writ of habeas corpus on Wednesday following his arrest at his residence in Dili on Tuesday evening.
Former NBA player Shawn Kemp pleaded guilty to second-degree assault for a March 2023 shooting incident in Tacoma, Washington. The plea agreement reduced the original first-degree charge after Kemp fired at two men in a mall parking lot, causing vehicle damage but no injuries.
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi received the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival for “It Was Just an Accident.” Despite a 15-year ban from leaving Iran, Panahi’s work gained international acclaim. Cate Blanchett presented the award, highlighting Panahi’s contributions to global cinema.
HBO Max announces Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton, and Alastair Stout as lead actors for the ‘Harry Potter’ reboot series. The show promises to faithfully adapt J.K. Rowling’s books.
The Trump administration moves to cancel $100 million in federal contracts with Harvard University, citing compliance and civil rights issues. This decision could lead to significant financial and legal challenges for the institution.