News· Coldplay frontman Chris Martin unintentionally ignited affair rumors after singling out Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and a female executive on the kiss cam during a Boston concert, Mint reports. The moment went viral online, with fans noting both execs are married to other people, though neither has commented publicly on the incident.
News· Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday album included a bawdy letter from Donald Trump, compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell in 2003, The Wall Street Journal reports. Trump has dismissed the letter as a forgery amid mounting scrutiny over his past ties to Epstein.
News· Royal Portrush, host of this week's Open Championship, stands apart from other major venues by remaining accessible to the public, The New York Times reports. Unlike the exclusive clubs that dominate U.S. golf, this top-20 global course reflects the egalitarian roots of the game in the U.K. and Ireland.
News· With UFC 318 set for Saturday in New Orleans, speculation is swirling over whether President Trump might attend. A frequent and high-profile presence at recent UFC events, his potential appearance adds intrigue to a night already headlined by a long-awaited trilogy bout featuring Louisiana's own Dustin Poirier.
News· Despite a star-studded voice cast and new music from Rihanna, the latest Smurfs film is a confused, unfunny mess that failed to entertain even its young audience, The AU Review reports. The movie struggles with tone, never fully committing to its musical setup or adventure plot, leaving viewers unsure who it was meant for.
News· Chipotle will stream Alex Warren's new album 'You'll Be Alright, Kid' in nearly 4,000 restaurants during a global listening party Thursday evening, The Orange County Reporter reports. Fans can enter to win an autographed album by ordering his signature bowl using the promo code 'ALEX.'
News· Despite earlier reports that President Trump planned to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, he told reporters Wednesday that such a move is 'highly unlikely,' CNBC reports. The reversal follows mounting pressure and legal questions, though some Republicans insist the dismissal is still being considered.