Archive: 2025/11
26.11.2025
Father Ted Writer Graham Linehan Cleared of Harassment, Convicted of Damaging Phone
Graham Linehan, co-creator of Father Ted, was cleared of harassing transgender activist Sonia Brooks online but convicted of damaging her phone in a UK court ruling on November 25, 2025 — a case that tests the line between speech and action.
24.11.2025
Gloucester-Hartpury Win Third Straight PWR Title with 34-19 Victory Over Saracens Women
Gloucester-Hartpury Women RFC defeated Saracens Women 34-19 to win their third straight Premiership Women's Rugby title, completing a stunning comeback and cementing their status as England's dominant women's rugby force.
21.11.2025
Madonna Returns to Warner Records for 2026 Dance Album, Reveals 28-Year Spiritual Journey in Rare Podcast Appearance
Madonna returns to Warner Records for a 2026 dance album with Stuart Price, marking her first studio release in seven years—and reveals a 28-year spiritual journey in a rare Jay Shetty Podcast appearance, redefining legacy on her own terms.
20.11.2025
Curacao Makes History as Smallest Nation Ever to Qualify for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Curacao, a tiny Caribbean nation with just 158,000 people, became the smallest country ever to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, defeating Jamaica in a historic CONCACAF upset. Their emotional celebration went viral, symbolizing hope for underdogs everywhere.
17.11.2025
Duchess of York Claims Late Queen Speaks Through Inherited Corgis
On May 15, 2025, Sarah Ferguson claimed Queen Elizabeth II communicates with her through the corgis she inherited after the monarch’s death, reigniting global fascination with the royal family’s lifelong bond with their dogs.