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In a Week Seven showdown, BYU stunned Notre Dame, ending a long‑standing rivalry streak.

The Cougars seized a late lead and held off the Irish, with a defensive stand on the final play sealing the victory. Meanwhile, Miami survived a double‑overtime battle against Florida State, while Florida rallied to defeat Texas and Auburn toppled Georgia with a last‑second field goal.

Ohio State ended Indiana’s 22‑game win streak, and Tennessee dominated Alabama in the “Third Saturday in October” rivalry. These upsets highlighted the unpredictability of the 2026 college football season, showcasing unranked teams stealing the spotlight and reshaping the AP Top 25 landscape.

Megan Fox, the American actress known for her roles in Transformers and Hope & Faith, has taken an ownership stake in Subs.com, a subscription platform founded by OnlyFans co‑creator Tim Stokely. The move follows Fox’s recent launch of an exclusive paid‑content site, where she shares new photos and videos with fans on her own terms. By becoming a co‑owner, Fox gains control over the platform’s direction and revenue, positioning herself as both creator and entrepreneur. The partnership signals a growing trend of celebrities leveraging direct‑to‑fan services to monetize content while maintaining creative freedom.

Subs.com offers a streamlined interface for creators to host premium material, and Fox’s involvement is expected to attract additional talent to the platform. Her stake also reflects a broader shift in the entertainment industry toward diversified income streams beyond traditional film and television contracts.

On Saturday afternoon at London’s O2 Arena, Daniel Dubois defended his WBO heavyweight championship against Fabio Wardley. The bout, scheduled to begin around five‑thirty p.m.

Eastern Time, concluded when Dubois secured a second‑round technical knockout at two‑point‑twenty‑one minutes, forcing Wardley’s corner to retire. The decisive moment showcased Dubois’ power and strategic pressure, ending the rematch in a single round.

The undercard featured notable performances, including Adam Olaniyan’s swift second‑round TKO over Dan Garber and Bakhodir Jalolov’s unanimous decision victory against Soloman Dacres. Fans witnessed a blend of aggressive offense and disciplined defense, underscoring the event’s high stakes and the champion’s dominance.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha warned that Russian forces are turning Oleshky into a death trap, citing starvation and a lack of medicine. He urged the United Nations, the International Committee of the Red Cross and other organisations to secure safe evacuation corridors and immediate humanitarian access.

The town, once home to twenty‑four thousand people, now houses only one thousand seven hundred residents, including forty‑seven children, according to United Nations monitoring. Sybiha’s remarks came a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged, in a conversation with Pope Leo, to cooperate in delivering vital supplies into the town.

The Kremlin acknowledged in September that Oleshky faced critical food and medical shortages, while Ukraine’s military has used drones twice to deliver aid. The situation has been described by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as genocide, and local prosecutors report Russian aerial bombs have struck Kherson, killing an ambulance driver and

Ohio State’s victory over Indiana snapped the Hoosiers’ twenty‑two‑game winning streak in a close‑shave nineteen‑fifteen triumph at Memorial Stadium.

The Buckeyes’ offense, led by Jeremiah Smith, capitalized on a late‑game turnover and a decisive touchdown pass from Josh Hoover. Julian Sayin, Ohio State’s starting quarterback, suffered a shoulder injury in the fourth quarter and will miss a couple of weeks, according to head coach Ryan Day.

The game’s dramatic finish, with Nick Marsh’s out‑of‑bounds catch, left Indiana fans stunned and highlighted the volatility of Big Ten matchups. Ohio State now enjoys a bye week before heading to USC in late October, while Indiana must regroup after a historic loss.

Nearly a month after being carted off the field, Caleb Williams is set to return to the Chicago Bears’ starting lineup against the Atlanta Falcons.

The twenty‑four‑year‑old quarterback missed three games due to a hamstring injury, leaving the Bears to finish the season at three‑two and tied for second in the NFC North. The team’s revenue from ticket sales and merchandise is expected to rebound with Williams’ return, as fans anticipate a stronger offensive performance.

The Bears’ management has emphasized that the injury was “pretty serious,” but a full week of practice has cleared the way for a potential start. The franchise hopes the quarterback’s comeback will help close the gap with the division leader, the Minnesota Vikings, who remain undefeated.

Auburn Tigers stunned No. one Georgia Bulldogs, securing a 27‑24 victory. The win marked Auburn’s first triumph over a ranked opponent since 2021 and their first over a top‑ranked team since 2017.

Georgia’s defense faltered, allowing three turnovers and a blocked field goal, while Auburn’s offense capitalized on critical penalties. Quarterback Byrum Brown’s resilience and Alex McPherson’s game‑winning field goal sealed the upset. Coach Alex Golesh celebrated his inaugural signature win in year one, expressing gratitude to players, coaches, and fans.

The victory snapped Georgia’s fifty‑four game streak against unranked teams and ended a nine‑game winning streak against Auburn that began in 2017. Auburn’s defense, despite suspending star Xavier Atkins, delivered a disciplined performance, limiting Georgia to 113 rushing yards. The game underscored Auburn’s resurgence and highlighted the unpredictable nature of college football, where momentum can shift

Daniel Dubois reaffirmed his status as Britain’s leading heavyweight by delivering a devastating second‑round stoppage of Fabio Wardley at the O2 Arena. The 29‑year‑old floored Wardley with a straight right within the first twenty seconds, then continued a relentless assault that forced Wardley’s corner to throw in the towel.

Dubois extended his professional record to twenty‑four wins, twenty‑three by knockout, and three defeats, cementing his position at the top of the heavyweight division. The rematch followed a thrilling first encounter in Manchester five months earlier, where Dubois had climbed off the canvas twice to dethrone Wardley in an eleven‑round bout.

The sell‑out crowd of nineteen‑thousand witnessed a decisive victory that highlighted Dubois’ power and strategic precision, while Wardley reflected on the experience as a learning opportunity. The event drew notable personalities, including actor Paddy Considine, comedian Rob Beckett, Oasis star

On November fourth, the Chamber of Commerce will host a historic multi‑cultural networking event aimed at bringing together entrepreneurs, corporate leaders, and professionals across New York City. The gathering marks a significant milestone in the Chamber’s evolution, underscoring its commitment to becoming a leading voice for the city’s businesses.

Attendees will enjoy a series of workshops, panel discussions, and informal networking sessions designed to foster collaboration and innovation. The event’s free registration encourages broad participation, while the diverse lineup reflects the city’s vibrant cultural tapestry.

By uniting leaders from various industries, the Chamber hopes to spark new partnerships, drive economic growth, and strengthen the local business community. The event will run from six o’clock to eight o’clock in the evening, offering ample time for meaningful connections. Participants will receive name tags and access to a dedicated check‑in area, ensuring a smooth and

On a Thursday in Bend, Oregon, a sixteen‑year‑old opened fire in a special needs classroom at Silver Rail Elementary. The gunman was stopped when an armed bystander shot him, ending the brief but deadly spree.

The attack claimed the lives of three children—five, eight, and eleven—and a twenty‑five‑year‑old teacher, Megan Lambert, who had devoted her career to special‑needs education and coaching. A seventh‑year‑old was hospitalized in serious condition, and another teacher sustained non‑life‑threatening injuries.

Families of the victims have requested privacy, while the community mourns the loss of young lives and a dedicated educator. The incident has sparked renewed calls for school safety measures and support for families affected by gun violence.