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A mural honouring AC Milan legend Franco Baresi has been targeted in another act of vandalism, drawing outrage in Italy. Virgilio's coverage calls for a response from Milan and the city, with the club's Lucas reportedly weighing in. The story is spreading across searches in France, Britain and Spain.
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A mural honouring AC Milan legend Franco Baresi has been vandalised in what Italian media describe as an outrageous act of vandalism against a symbol of the club and the city. Commentators are calling on Milan, including figures such as Lucas, to respond and defend the memory of one of the club's greatest defenders. The story is drawing attention across several European countries.
- 3Man Claims He Won the New iPhone 18 From an Arcade Claw Machine●Saqué El Nuevo Iphone 18 En Una Máquina De Premios
A creator named Ian Lucas says he pulled the new iPhone 18 out of a prize machine, in a clip drawing well over a million likes. There is no confirmation the stunt is real or that such a device exists, and viewers are debating whether the machine was rigged or the claim is satire.
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Spanish journalist Sara Carbonero has spoken candidly about her relationship with her two sons, Martín and Lucas. In remarks reported by Divinity, she said she gets emotional over how protective they are of her. The comments are drawing attention from fans following the presenter's family life after her high-profile separation from Iker Casillas.
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French tennis player Luca Van Assche is drawing attention after a strong result in Lyon, with Sports.fr reporting that he 'struck hard' at the tournament. He is also in betting discussion ahead of a Shanghai Rolex Masters matchup against Yunchaokete Bu, showing he is active across tour events this season.
- 6Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens at Expo Park●The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art brings Star Wars and more to Expo Park
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has opened in Los Angeles's Exposition Park, founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas. The institution showcases narrative art spanning painting, illustration, film and comics, with Star Wars material among its collections. It aims to make visual storytelling accessible to broad audiences in the city, joining nearby cultural institutions and drawing attention from local media and art audiences.