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The Most Unrivalry Rivalry: Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova.

Ghost Rider. Appears outta nowhere. One shots Galactus. Leaves.

Akon really opened that Gwen Stefani song with WOOHOO! YEEEHOO!

Dark Phoenix Saga

I am not ready for this moment…

solange shares her vacation pictures with megan thee stallion on instagram 🤍🌊 “may thee light shine upon all h-town legends forever more”

Today becomes the UK’s hottest day during May in recorded history at a high of 34.8C. (bbc.co.uk/news/live/c1w2…)

Some other pics I found throughout my reading that still prove this point.

Jean is always the one who jolts awake, while Scott remains in bed, making me think he's the type of person who needs an extra five minutes to fully wake up.

Mornings #jeangrey #scottsummers #jott

CYCLOPS. DOESNT. HAVE. HEAT. VISION.

solange by megan 📸

“Jean is boring” but yall sure love to take her shit from her or desire for her stuff to go to your favs. Yalls only knowledge of her is her shitty adaptations where she’s reduced to a love interest and used as a plot point for three men. Hope yall continue to be miserable

Since we are on the topic of kicking people out of parties. Let me wake on up. One of your favorite gays invited me to hang with them at DC pride back in 2022. The day was going good until we went to someone’s apartment and everyone was wearing towels. He left and came back and said the host said I’m not welcome and that he can get me a uber back to his place. My phone was dead, and I had to walk back to his place and wait while he got fucked at a sex party.

AVENGERS: SECRET WARS: Rumored Details On Two Major MCU Returns Revealed - SPOILERS

Welp! She just won $485,000 btw.

HAHHAHAHA the guy they been posting everywhere just came in dead last in his race 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

… go to his IG and look at his wedding videos 😂😂😂

They are eating him up on threads 🤭 #dcpride

🚨Trump is now single handedly responsible for 27.7% of the national debt. This is dramatically more than any President in American history.

Interesting convo on the TNT Roland Garros desk about the players putting pressure on Slams for more prize money: Wertheim: "Since Friday the French Federation has offered to sort of come with a counter proposal in the next month and also on the books are meetings with Wimbledon and the US Open. The goal is to get to this 22% in the next 5 years.." Tim Henman: "I'd like to sort if slightly set the scene from my point of view. I am on the board at Wimbledon, but these are my opinions. These aren't necessarily the opinions of Wimbledon.. The talk of a boycott is terrible for everyone. I think it's extremely unlikely that we're going to get to that stage. & in my opinion regarding Wimbledon, their door is always open.. & yes, we certainly hear the players right now.. & I think they will get paid more prize money. I think it's also important to understand from Wimbledon's point of view the investment that is made in the facilities. When we look back since 2009, a roof on court 1, a roof on Centre Court, the Millennium Building, the projects across the road to buy the golf course for £65,000,000. I'm not sure we're comparing like with like if we look at a facility like Miami. Are they investing the same as we do in Grand Slams? So it's about finding the sweet spot where the players are getting paid what they feel it's worth, but then the likes of a Grand Slam that can take a long term view on the investment to provide the platform that is where a lot of these top stars are making a lot of the money.. Because I think it's interesting to hear Sabalenka talk about how they're doing it for the players further down the food chain. And then if you break down the prize money, players ranked 101-200, probably 70% of their prize money is coming from full tournaments.." Sam Querrey: "I don't think the players care whether you're a non profit or you're for profit honestly. And 2 things, and Tim hinted at it. This argument is not just with the French Open or the Majors, it's with the ATP tour as well. It's with Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome. They're trying to increase that prize money and revenue share throughout all of the tournaments. When you guys talk about the improvements in facilities. I think if you went to the players here and the French Federation said 'We have an extra 50 million. We can either build a new stadium or we can put that into prize money, what do you guys want?' Well give me the prize money, we don't need a new stadium, we don't care about the facilities to an extent. So that's kind of my view on it right now." Wozniacki: "Obviously the players feel like they weren't heard and things weren't moving quick enough so that's that's they're making such a public stance. Do I think 15 minute interviews instead of 18 minutes is really gonna make a difference? I don't. I think if it wasn't because the tournaments already wanted to hear out the players. Really nothing would change at this point unless there was a boycott but it's so good to hear that tournaments are taking this into consideration. And we're gonna see changes, there's there's no doubt about it. Every year from when I turned pro in 2005 to now, there's a huge difference.." John Isner: "I think one of the beefs is that these tournaments, especially at the Grand Slam level, these assets are always appreciating. And I can speak on the ATP level, no tournament has ever been sold at a loss.. And what is the player's number one asset? It's their body. Every single time they go on court, their assets are depreciating. I think that's a very important distinction to make there. So yes, as you did say Tim, as a player you have a limited time, a short window, to try and make as much money as you possibly can. I think this symbolic protest 15 minute media boycott if you want to call it that. I think it has started to turn some wheels and things are moving in the right direction. And it's awesome to hear that the tournaments are listening to the players."