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Almost every time the New York Knicks have played an elite team this season, it hasn’t ended well for them. Despite that, Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau doesn’t seem the least bit concerned. After Thibodeau was blasted for putting Karl-Anthony Towns back into Sunday’s blowout loss, he tried to salvage a forgettable loss. Following the […]

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The Detroit Lions are coming off one of their best seasons in franchise history. Detroit won 15 games in 2024, claimed their second consecutive NFC North title, and secured the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. All of those are firsts for the Lions as a franchise. Unfortunately, the Lions also had one of […]

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The Arizona Cardinals’ 2024-25 NFL season became lost after the Week 11 bye. The Cardinals were gaining steam from October to November, with four-straight wins and a 6-4 record. But inconsistency is what drew head coach Jonathan Gannon and Co. out of playoff contention – losing their first three games after the bye week, ultimately […]

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Losing Juan Soto has defined the New York Yankees’ offseason. While Soto’s 41 homers will be missed, his record-breaking contract has taken away from the star power the Bombers do have. As spring training games begin, the veterans are ramping up and almost ready for game action. Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole squared off on […]

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BIANCA Censori acted like a “demon” who terrorized staffers at husband Kanye West’s fashion company Yeezy, a former staffer has claimed.

Journalist Louis Pisano spoke to a former Yeezy senior designer who lifted the lid on the “toxic” workplace in his substack, DISCOURSTED.

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Bianca Censori arrived at the Balenciaga Fashion Show at New York Stock Exchange in New York City[/caption]

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Kanye West and Bianca made headlines around the world with her nearly naked dress beneath a giant fur coat at the Grammys this month[/caption]

According to Pisano, Bianca, who was employed as an architect at Yeezy, changed at work after marrying boss Kanye, 47, in 2022.

In early 2023, she took on a more “authoritative” role at Yeezy, and allegedly began acting “cutthroat.”

“She turned into a demon,” the staffer told Pisano.

“She wanted to cut lunch breaks for all the seamstresses, even though we had to travel two hours to get to work every morning.”

The employee also accused Bianca, 30, of other “bizarre” behavior at Yeezy studios.

“Bianca was always doing weird stuff, like coming into our trailer and asking what we thought about Jews,” the source said.

“And one time, she even stole my vape.”

The U.S. Sun was also able to speak to the former staffer, who confirmed Pisano’s report.

A rep for Bianca and Kanye did not respond to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment.

According to Pisano’s past article, Bianca was texting an employee graphic porn images and memes with racial slurs.

“It was just bizarre, but at the time, I didn’t know what to make of it,” the employee said.

MARRIAGE OVER?

Just weeks after shocking onlookers with her nearly naked dress at the Grammys, Kanye and Bianca have seemingly split up.

“Bianca has always stood by him, but things have not been good after his rants,” a source said on February 13, referring to Kanye’s vile antisemitic and hate-filled rants on X and Instagram.

“They have been very up and down from the beginning.

“Bianca has put up with a lot but the Hitler and Nazi rants are often too much for her.”

Milo Yiannopolous, Kanye and Bianca’s rep, denied the divorce rumors at the time.

However, the pair was a no-show at Tyler, The Creator’s performance on Valentine’s Day, which they planned to attend.

And after many very public sightings in Los Angeles over the past month, Bianca has seemingly disappeared from the Hollywood scene.

At Kanye’s film event this weekend, a woman believed to be Bianca reportedly attended, covered completely in a black robe.

However, a source told The U.S. Sun that there are rumors the woman was not actually Bianca.

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Bianca went braless during her Maldives getaway[/caption]

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Bianca and Kanye appeared happy on their Maldives vacation just weeks before their reported split[/caption]

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Bianca appeared serious before dropping her coat to reveal a nearly nude dress[/caption]

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CHELSEA welcome rock-bottom Southampton to Stamford Bridge for Tuesday’s Premier League encounter.

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Chelsea vs Southampton preview

Southampton are the visitors to Stamford Bridge for this midweek round of Premier League fixtures.

And that will be a blessed relief for Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca, who is desperately in need of a win to maintain the club’s Champions League ambitions.

The Italian, 45, wanted a big response to their 3-0 defeat at Brighton, which he described as the “worst” game of his tenure.

And although the performance did improve, the result was the same as Aston Villa came from behind to secure maximum points at Villa Park.

It was the third time that Chelsea lost a Premier League game in which they’ve scored the first goal this season.

The London club now find themselves in seventh position with the likes of Aston Villa, Brighton and Newcastle all enjoying positive momentum in the battle for a top-five finish.

Chelsea have only beaten West Ham, Wolves and League Two Morecambe in 2025 but they’ll be pleased to welcome Southampton to west London given they’ve won 11 of their last 14 Premier League games against sides starting the day bottom of the table.

With Nicolas Jackson still sidelined, the Blues will hope to see a revival from Cole Palmer, who is without a goal involvement in any of Chelsea’s last five top-flight fixtures.

As for the visitors, Southampton arrive off the back of yet another chastening defeat.

The Saints lost 4-0 to Brighton last time out with the visitors registering 12 shots on target to their one and an xG of 4.01 to Southampton’s 0.13.

Ivan Juric’s side look dead and buried with perhaps their only target now avoiding the Premier League’s lowest ever points tally of 11, set by Derby County in 2007-08.

Chelsea have lost two of their last three Premier League games against Southampton, as many defeats as in their previous 18 against them (W11 D5). However, they did win the reverse fixture 5-1 in December.

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Back of the Neto

Pedro Neto looked pretty sharp against Aston Villa in an unfamiliar role in the absence of Nicolas Jackson.

The Portuguese, 24, played as a central striker and was quite effective when providing an excellent assist for Enzo Fernandez’s opener. He made similar runs to Jackson and is well worth a punt should he continue in that role against the Premier League’s worst defence.

He’s also enjoyed a good record against Tuesday’s visitors, netting three goals in five career appearances against Southampton.

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Assist

Cole Palmer would be the first option for an assist this week, but given he’s around 7/4 I’ll take a chance on Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella at a sizeable 6/1.

The 26-year-old has provided three assists this season and has created four goalscoring opportunities for this colleagues over the last six Premier League matches – only two less than Cole Palmer.

Nobody has created more “big chances” than the full-back (2) in that period, while he also boasts the highest cross completion of any Chelsea player.

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3. Entry is free but entrants should be aware that they may be subject to data charges depending on their own individual arrangements for Internet access if entry is online or by email.
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5. By entering, all eligible entrants agree to abide by each and all these terms and conditions. Misrepresentative or fraudulent entries will invalidate an entry. Where a competition involves a voting process: offering or receiving any incentive for voting is not permitted and will invalidate the vote, and may disqualify the recipient of the vote. The Promoter reserves the right, with or without cause, to exclude entrants and withhold prizes for violating any of these terms and conditions. The Promoter reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions. Any amendments will be published on the Promoter’s website (the “Website”).
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14. Completion and submission of a registration slip or e-mail will be deemed acceptance of these terms and conditions.
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Joel Embiid’s knee is not where he or the Philadelphia 76ers want it, and it looks like they’ll be searching for other options, including surgery, to improve it. One doctor thinks that Embiid and the 76ers will opt to go the Lonzo Ball surgery route, which took a long process for him to get back […]

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