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Hey there, weekend's almost here, but hold up! Keep yourself in-the-know with this week's scoop from the hottest news source around - The Punch-Up! What a week it's been, folks!
Sofia Vergara's got her eyes on a well-heeled gentleman. Mac Miller's legacy lives on with a special bobblehead, thanks to the Pittsburgh Pirates. And, Bruce Springsteen admonished President Trump during a show in England, much to the delight of some and the chagrin of others who'd rather avoid Springsteen's tunes for hours on end.
So, buckle up and dive right in!
This week, the Pittsburgh Pirates unveiled a new collectible bobblehead honoring the late rapper and Pittsburgh native Mac Miller. Despite expressing initial interest in retaining the bobbleheads, the Pirates' high price tag led to them offering the items elsewhere—or so the rumors go.
During a show in Manchester, England, Bruce Springsteen went on a verbal tirade against President Trump. Though some deemed it over the top, it was a refreshing breath of air compared to hours of listening to the Boss's tunes.
Sofia Vergara, with a estimated net worth of $180 million, is on the prowl for a man with deep pockets. "Are you ready to step up and face a herd of step-children?" mused Elon Musk.
With plans in the works, the NFL is considering allowing players under contract to compete in the flag football event at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Crown the Team USA heroes immediately, if these plans come to fruition!
NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson lent his driving skills to Tom Brady for a ride in a two-seater IndyCar ahead of the Indianapolis 500. The opportunity surfaced for Bill Belichick as well, but alas, there simply wasn't enough room for his manager, Jordon Hudson.
With President Trump's first visit to Saudi Arabia in his second term, the country rolled out the red carpet: a McDonald's food truck! Meanwhile, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker just announced a trip to Saudi Arabia.
Intrigued? Stay tuned for more next week!
This week, the Pittsburgh Pirates' entertainment offering includes a limited edition Mac Miller bobblehead, yet whispers suggest the high price tag may prevent some fans from adding it to their pop-culture collection. And, in the realm of sports, NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson and football star Tom Brady shared an unforgettable moment on an IndyCar, while their teammates Jimmie's manager Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick missed out on the ride due to seating constraints.
