Timothée Chalamet Dances to Soulja Boy Once Again During 'Marty Supreme' Tour Stop

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NEED TO KNOW

• Timothée Chalamet is making it clear that he's always ready to dance to Soulja Boy

• Appearing at the CCXP convention in São Paolo, Brazil to promote his film Marty Supreme, Chalamet took the stage dancing to "Crank That"

• This isn't the first time Chalamet's performed the dance — in 2024, he taught the steps to podcast host Brittany Broski

Timothée Chalametis making it abundantly clear that he's got the steps down to Soulja Boy's "Crank That."

While appearing at the CCXP entertainment convention in São Paolo, Brazil, to promote his filmMarty Supremeon Friday, Dec. 5, Chalamet, 29, fired up the crowd with a high-energy take on rapper Soulja Boy's eponymous dance, inspired by the 2007 track "Crank That (Soulja Boy)."

Infootageshared to X from the convention, Chalamet can be seen taking the stage in a green and yellow pullover. The second he hits the dance's first steps, the crowd breaks out into deafening cheers.

In anotherclip, Chalamet removes his pullover, revealing a grey hoodie with "USA" printed on the back, and tosses the jacket to a fan in the crowd. He then pulls off the hoodie, throwing it to another fan, to reveal a white tank top as he greets the crowd with an enthusiastic "Yeah."

He came to Brazil@CCXPoficialpic.twitter.com/fcRf9lrG7k

— Marty Supreme (@martysupreme)December 5, 2025

This isn't the first time that Chalamet's shown off his Soulja Boy skills. In December 2024, theA Complete Unknownactorappearedon the podcastThe Broski Report, where he cranked it alongside host Brittany Broski, teaching her the dance's signature moves along the way.

Chalamet's enthusiasm for dancing has been well-documented. In 2021, hisDuneco-starZendayashared that she and Chalamet haddance partiesin her hotel room during filming. He also did a lot of dancing in his turn as Willy Wonka in the 2023 filmWonka.

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And, like Soulja Boy, Chalamet once had ambitions as a rapper. In 2012, Chalametperformedas his alter-ego, Lil Timmy Tim, at an event held at his alma mater, New York's LaGuardia High School.

In recent weeks, he's been busypromotingthe release ofMarty Supreme, the Josh Safdie film in which he portrays the titular character, a ping-pong champion with a dream "no one respects," according to an official synopsis.

Chalamet stars as Marty Mauser, whose story is loosely inspired by real-life Jewish American tennis table pioneer Marty Reisman, who died in 2012.

Marty Supremeis in theaters on Dec. 25.

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Father Says He’s Left Doing ‘Everything’ After His Son Refuses to Help a Woman He Got Pregnant During One-Night Stand

NEED TO KNOW

• A man says his 19-year-old son got a woman pregnant during a one-night stand

• He says his son now refuses to take any responsibility for the situation, and so he and his wife are doing "everything" in relation to the pregnant woman and their unborn grandchild

• The man shared his story on a popular community forum to seek advice on how to navigate the stressful situation

A man says his 19-year-old son got a young woman pregnant during aone-night standbut refuses to take any real responsibility for his actions.

The man detailed the situation on a forum on Mumsnet.com, a U.K.-based community site where people can go to seek input and advice on a variety of issues. In hispost,the man said that his son met a girl at a party a number of months back. They only saw each other for a "single weekend," but she is "now pregnant."

The original poster (OP) said that his son began dating another girl shortly after the fling — but before he knew the mother-to-be was pregnant — and he has now been seriously dating the other woman for about three months. He additionally said that his son "becomes very withdrawn" at any mention of themother-to-beor their future baby.

The man went on to share that his son and the mom-to-be come from very different backgrounds and life experiences.

"Where my son has led a charmed life, the girl has not. She's had a tough series of life experiences that had resulted in her being put into [foster] care, all through no fault of her own," he explained.

"I really like her. She's smart, tenacious and fiercely independent," the man continued, adding that he and his wife have built "a solid relationship" with her since they learned of the pregnancy. He also said that he and his wife invited the young woman to come stay with them for theremainder of her pregnancy.

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"She was [doing] very poorly during the later stages of her pregnancy and my wife and I stepped in to ensure she was properly taken care of," he explained.

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However, the OP said his son is less than thrilled about the new development.

"He struggles to talk to her and I think isvery intimidatedby both her and the situation. [He was] vocal about being uncomfortable that she's staying at our house," he said.

The man said he is now having "big arguments" with his son about the situation.

"I really want him to rise to the challenge, but he's not being emotionally available or supportive," he said, adding, "His current girlfriend is quite needy [and] I believe she is behind some of his reluctance to engage [as he fears] it will be the end of their relationship."

"How do I get him to take an interest?" the OP asked, adding that his son does not attend any doctor's appointments with the mom-to-be, nor has he"saved any money"to help.

"I fear he's happy to sit back and let my wife and I do everything whilst he hides at his girlfriend's," he continued.

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"I'd really welcome any advice on this, as I'm increasingly really worried," the OP said at the end of his post.

Several commenters said that they'd use tough love on their child if they were in the OP's shoes.

"I'd be so disappointed in my son in this circumstance. In fact, I'd probably ask him to move out and ask the young woman to move in. That way, you can be there to support her and the baby," one person said.

"I'd be telling my son to find somewhere else to live as his room will soon be going to his child," said someone else.

"You and your wife are absolutely brilliant — well done you both," said someone else. "I don't have anyconcrete adviceexcept to keep modeling what you want to see, behavior-wise, from him. He is very young and green, but you're right, he needs to step up."

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DOJ does not detail advice to Noem on El Salvador deportations, citing privilege

Department of Justice officials, citing privilege, did not disclose details on the legal advice given to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about the decision to continue the deportation of more than 100 Venezuelans to El Salvador in March.

The declarations filed in court Friday are a response to a contempt inquiry initiated by U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg, who is determining whetherNoem or anyone elseshould be referred for potential contempt prosecution.

The court filings Friday were submitted after DOJ lawyers said in a filing last week that Noem directed the deportation flights to continue despite Boasberg's order to return the planes to the U.S. as he heard a legal challenge to the administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act (AEA) to deport the Venezuelans, whom the Trump administration accused of being gang members.

Judge weighs potential contempt prosecution referral for Kristi Noem in El Salvador deportations

In her declaration, Noem confirmed she made the decision to continue the transfer of the detainees after receiving legal advice from DOJ leadership and from Joseph Mazarra, the acting general counsel of DHS.

In the filings Friday, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and Emil Bove, a DOJ official in March who is now a U.S. circuit judge, declined to provide details on the "privileged" legal advice they gave to Noem.

"DOJ has not authorized me to disclose privileged information in this declaration," Bove said.

Mazarra, in his declaration, said that he analyzed Judge Boasberg'sorder that sought to block the deportationsand then provided Noem with legal advice.

"DHS had removed these terrorists from the U.S. before this Court issued any order (or oral statement regarding their removal)," Mazarra wrote in the filing Friday.

In a separate filing, DOJ attorneys said it would be "prejudicial and constitutionally improper" to compel testimony from the officials who submitted declarations in advance of a referral for prosecution.

Judge says he will move forward with contempt inquiry into AEA deportations

"[The] Court has all the information it needs to make a referral if it believes one to be justified, and further factual inquiry by the Court would raise constitutional and privilege concerns," the DOJ attorneys stated.

In response to the declarations, Lee Gelernt, the lead attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, which has challenged the AEA deportations in court, told ABC News "the Trump administration is again refusing to cooperate with a federal court."

In March, the Trump administration invoked the AEA -- an 18th-century wartime authority used to remove noncitizens with little-to-no due process -- to deport two planeloads of alleged migrant gang members to the CECOT mega-prison in El Salvador by arguing that the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is a "hybrid criminal state" that is invading the United States.

In a March 15 court hearing, Boasberg issued a temporary restraining order and ordered that the planes carrying the detainees be turned around, but Justice Department attorneys have said his oral instructions directing the flight to be returned were defective, and the deportations proceeded as planned.

Boasberg's earlier finding that the Trump administration likely acted in contempt was halted for months after an appeals courtissued an emergency stay. A federal appeals court last monthdeclined to reinstateBoasberg's original order, but the ruling allowed him to move forward with his fact-finding inquiry.

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England start World Cup against Croatia, Scotland to face Brazil

England will begin their World Cup 2026 campaign against Croatia, while Scotland have been drawn alongside Brazil at next summer's tournament.

Thomas Tuchel's England will open their tournament in Dallas or Toronto on Wednesday, 17 June, before also facing Ghana and Panama in Group L.

Scotland's first match at the men's World Cup for 28 years will be against Haiti on Saturday, 13 June, in Boston or New York, followed by matches against Morocco and Brazil in Group C.

Wales or Northern Ireland would join Canada, Qatar and Switzerland in Group B, should either come through two rounds of Uefa play-off matches in March.

The Republic of Ireland could meet Mexico, South Africa and South Korea if they qualify.

The first-ever 48-team World Cup will be held in Canada, Mexico and the United States between 11 June and 19 July 2026.

World Cup 2026 draw in full

*Uefa play-off A: Italy, Wales, Bosnia-Herzegovina or Northern Ireland

*Uefa play-off B: Ukraine, Poland, Albania or Sweden

*Uefa play-off C: Turkey, Slovakia, Kosovo or Romania

*Uefa play-off D: Denmark, Czech Republic, Republic of Ireland or North Macedonia

*Fifa play-off 1: DR Congo, Jamaica or New Caledonia

*Fifa play-off 2: Iraq, Bolivia or Suriname

Where and when each nation will play their matches will be confirmed in a separate draw on Saturday at 17:00 GMT, but there is some certainty at this stage.

After their opener against Croatia - which comes six days after the tournament gets under way - England will play Ghana on Tuesday, 23 June in Toronto or Boston, before their final group game against Panama on Saturday, 27 June in Philadelphia or New York.

Following their first men's World Cup match since 1998 against Haiti, Scotland face Morocco on Friday, 19 June in Boston or Philadelphia, while their meeting with Brazil takes place on Wednesday, 24 June in Atlanta or Miami.

Mexico will take on South Africa at Estadio Azteca in the opening match of the expanded tournament, which will involve 104 matches across 16 cities.

In a major change to the draw, the top four nations in the Fifa world rankings - Spain, Argentina, France and England - have been awarded special seedings which ensure they cannot meet until the semi-finals, assuming each wins their group.

England, the Euro 2024 runners-up, could meet the winner of Brazil's group in the quarter-finals.

If they win Group L, the Three Lions will face one of the eight best-performing third-placed sides in the first round of knockout matches.

Drawn from pot three, Scotland must play Fifa's fifth and 11th best-ranked nations in Brazil - who they will face for a fifth time at a World Cup - and Morocco as they bid to reach the knockout stage.

There will be 12 groups of four teams at next summer's tournament. The groups were drawn from four pots, into which teams had been placed based on their position in Fifa's rankings.

The top two teams in each group will qualify for the knockout stages, along with the eight best third-placed teams.

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England verdict: 'Difficult group, difficult opener'

England head coach Tuchel oversaw a flawless World Cup qualifying campaign, his team winning all their eight matches without conceding a goal.

Speaking to BBC Sport after the draw, the German said: "Difficult group, difficult opener. Croatia and Ghana [are] two regulars in World Cups and two proud and strong nations. Panama I don't know much about at the moment, but we will before the tournament starts.

"For me, I've only experienced group football in Champions League formats and the way to approach it was to always give it the biggest respect and to put all the focus into winning the group. It always seems difficult, like our group now, but we are confident and we will be well prepared when we arrive."

Croatia were the highest-ranked nation England could have drawn from pot two, and they are the side England lost to in the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup.

In the group stage at that same tournament, England defeated Panama 6-1.

"Nobody should be underestimated. Of course Croatia is the standout nation but Ghana is always full of talent, can always surprise and has a big history in World Cup football," Tuchel said.

"Panama will try to make the most of their underdog role. No-one can be underestimated, everyone deserves the fullest respect."

Scotland verdict: 'We'll bring a little bit of magic'

Scotland stunned Denmark with two stoppage-time goals as they secured World Cup qualification in a dramatic winner-takes-all final group game last month.

Nearly three decades after their most recent men's World Cup appearance, they will meet two of the nations they faced at France 98 in Brazil and Morocco, plus the lesser-known quantity of Haiti.

Scotland boss Steve Clarke told BBC Sport: "The draw is fantastic. One of the big things in my head was no European teams, so we're playing three top sides from three different continents of the world and that's what the World Cup is about."

Looking ahead to facing record five-time champions Brazil, Clarke said: "We are going to bring a little bit of magic as well, hopefully.

"It's great to play them. To go back to 1998, when Brazil and Morocco were in the group, that's a little bit of fate."

A World Cup of '104 Super Bowls'

US President Donald Trump was awarded the new Fifa Peace Prize during a star-studded draw ceremony which lasted for more than two hours in Washington DC.

Trump was presented with a trophy, medal and certificate by Fifa president Gianni Infantino and said the award, introduced to recognise an individual's actions for peace and unity, was "one of the great honours of my life".

Fifa president Infantino described the 2026 World Cup for American viewers as equivalent to watching "104 Super Bowls in one month".

The event was presented by comedian Kevin Hart, model Heidi Klum and actor Danny Ramirez, and featured live music performances by Andrea Bocelli, Robbie Williams, Nicole Scherzinger and Lauryn Hill.

Former England and Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand conducted the draw, accompanied by American sporting greats Tom Brady, Aaron Judge and Shaquille O'Neal, and Canadian ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky.

Co-hosts Mexico, Canada and the United States had pre-determined group positions to ensure they will contest all group matches in their own countries.

But Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum each drew their own nation's ball to begin proceedings.

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Arctic blast grips central, northeastern US in sub-freezing cold

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Dec 5 (Reuters) - A blast of Arctic air gripped much of the central and eastern portions of the U.S. on Friday in sub-freezing temperatures well below normal for this ​time of year, setting records from Iowa and Michigan to New York.

The frigid weather pattern stemmed ‌from a fluctuation in the clockwise circulation of polar air, also known as the polar vortex, that was drawing icy air from Canada ‌into northern tier of the U.S., according to meteorologist Marc Chenard of the U.S. Weather Prediction Center outside Washington.

The Arctic chill, plunging temperatures much as 20 degrees Fahrenheit below average, began on Thursday and was expected to persist in waves over the next week or two, making it the most extensive and intense cold snap of the season, ⁠Chenard said.

The official start of winter ‌is still more than two weeks away.

"Cold air is spilling into the central and eastern parts of the country, coming down from the Arctic," he said. The deep freeze ‍stretched from the northern Plains through the Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley into the mid-Atlantic and New England.

Colder-than-normal temperatures, though still above freezing, were expected to dip into the Southeast, according to Chenard.

Local weather forecasts in Indiana and Oklahoma called ​for the possibility of freezing fog, tiny super-cooled water droplets suspended in air that can freeze on ‌exposed surfaces, causing a dangerous road condition known as black ice.

On Thursday, temperatures fell to new benchmark lows in more than a dozen places across Iowa and parts of Wisconsin and Minnesota, Chenard said.

Iowa, where temperatures have been tracked since 1895, accounted for most of the record cold, including an all-time low on Thursday of 19 degrees below zero in the prairie town of Spencer, a full 10 degrees colder than its previous record ⁠of minus-9 degrees set in 2005.

Detroit appeared to have set a ​record low on Friday morning of 5 degrees above zero, 1 ​degree colder than the standing record, while the New York City-area airports of John F Kennedy and LaGuardia both posted low readings of 20 degrees, setting or tying their respective ‍previous records, according to Chenard.

In ⁠upstate New York, the temperature plummeted to an apparent new bone-chilling record of minus-22 degrees, exceeding the previous record low of negative 20.

In addition to unseasonable cold, snow was expected in parts of ⁠the mid-Atlantic, the Midwest and Rockies through Saturday, the National Weather Service said. A storm system crossing the northern Plains and Midwest ‌on Saturday will bring the potential for heavy snow at times, according to the forecast.

(Reporting by ‌Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by David Gregorio)

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Kentucky coach Mark Pope says fans' boos were 'extremely well-deserved' after 35-point beatdown from No. 11 Gonzaga

No. 18 Kentucky was already one of the most disappointing teams in the country. Then it lost by 35 points in front of a mostly UK partisan crowd.

The dam broke on Friday for the Wildcats, who entered a game against No. 11 Gonzaga with a 5-3 record and exited with a 5-4 record. The final score: 94-59.

The game started badly and ended badly for Kentucky. Gonzaga began the game with a 19-2 run and was up 43-20 at halftime. As the Wildcats players began the trek to the locker room, the fans at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville showered them with boos.

With UK's campus much closer than Gonzaga's, the crowd was almost entirely Wildcats fans. And they made their voices heard.

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The second half was no better. Overall, Kentucky was 16-of-60 from the field (27%) and got outrebounded 43-31. Gonzaga, meanwhile, shot 36-of-63 (57%) and was 9-of-18 from 3-point range. Graham Ike led all players with 28 points and 10 rebounds in 30 minutes.

After the game, Kentucky head coach Mark Pope said his team deserved the boos, with himself the most deserving:

"We've diminished into a bad spot right now and we have to dig ourselves out of it. It's going to be an internal group thing and we feel the responsibility we have to this university and this fan base. All the boos we heard tonight were incredibly well-deserved, mostly from me. We have to fix it."

Kentucky began the season ranked No. 9 in the country after going 24-12 in Pope's first season in charge. To bolster last year's group, the Wildcats spent big on a transfer class that included Arizona State's Jayden Quaintance, Pitt's Jaland Lowe, Florida's Denzel Aberdeen and Alabama's Mouhamed Dioubate.The reported price tag for the roster: $22 million.

It seemed like a formidable group if Pope could get all the new talent on the same page, but the team has now lost all four of its games against ranked opponents. The Louisville loss was embarrassing. The Michigan State game was out of reach the entire second half. The UNC loss was a gut punch.

And now, a 35-point loss. Don't expect them to ranked come Monday.

To be fair, health has not been on Kentucky's side so far. Quaintance, a lottery pick-level talent, is still recovering from a torn ACL and Dioubate missed his fourth straight game due to a sprained ankle. Lowe returned from a shoulder injury Friday and posted zero points on 0-of-5 shooting from the bench.

Still, Kentucky teams, even short-handed ones, aren't supposed to lose by 30-plus. The program is a blue blood, with immense resources and expectations to match. Pope seems well aware of that, and his program will get two more shots against ranked opponents this month — home against No. 22 Indiana and a matchup against No. 23 St. John's in Atlanta — before conference play starts in the new year.

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Lane Kiffin says he won't travel to Atlanta for ESPN's 'College GameDay' after LSU signs No. 1 recruit

Lane Kiffin's trip to Atlanta for ESPN's "College GameDay" is off. According to Kiffin, anyway.

The new LSU coach posted to social media Friday evening that his jaunt to Georgia would not happen after LSU got the signature of No. 1 overall recruit Lamar Brown. The Louisiana native and five-star player officially signed with LSU on Friday, the last day of the early signing period for high school players.

Kiffin's appearance on "GameDay" Saturday morning could still happen via remote interview.

Welp had to stay in BR and still finishing some things out with players and a coach!! 🐯🐯Won't make it to Atlanta for@CollegeGameDay#WhatAGreatFridayhttps://t.co/I5H449u1gw

— Lane Kiffin (@Lane_Kiffin)December 6, 2025

Brown has been a longtime LSU commit and Kiffin took a picture with him shortly after arriving in Baton Rouge from Ole Miss on Sunday. The 6-foot-4, 285-pound Louisiana native is officially listed as an athlete as he plays both offensive and defensive line, though he sees himself playing on the offensive line in college, according to his Rivals profile.

LSU has also been reportedly pursuing Syracuse assistant Elijah Robinson to be its defensive line coach. Robinson was Syracuse's defensive coordinator in 2025 but recently was demoted after a rough season for the Orange.

As the early signing period concludes, LSU has the No. 11 class in the country. The Tigers signed five-star defensive lineman Richard Anderson along with Brown and added eight four-star recruits so far.

Kiffin's scheduled appearance on "GameDay" would be his second public appearance since taking the LSU job along with his introductory news conference. "GameDay" had been sympathetic to Kiffin's situation in recent weeks as former Alabama coach Nick Saban — who Kiffin worked for with the Crimson Tide — shares an agent with Kiffin.

Two weeks ago,Saban said on the pregame showthat Kiffin's decision was not fair to Ole Miss' players and that college football needed people to step up and change the rules to prevent Kiffin's departure from happening when it did.

Kiffin, meanwhile, said he had been leaning on advice from Saban and former USC and current Las Vegas Raiders coach Pete Carroll as he made his decision to leave Ole Miss. Kiffin has also made claims in the aftermath of taking the LSU job that have beenrefuted by Ole Miss playersandRebels athletic director Keith Carter.

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