Once again, hearty congratulations go out to Dua Lipa and her spouse, Callum Turner!

The pair tied the knot in a grand Italian ceremony over the weekend, surrounded by their closest family and friends.

As reported by the Sun, the 30-year-old bride walked down the aisle with a bouquet featuring peonies, lily-of-the-valley, and hyacinths sourced from a local florist.

The couple celebrated their union with a lively dance floor gathering after an outdoor ceremony. According to Vanity Fair, this took place just after 5 p.m. beneath a charming gazebo at Villa Valguarnera on the picturesque island of Sicily.

In a special touch, Sir Elton John performed “Your Song” to honor the occasion, and a spectacular fireworks display illuminated the sky above Palermo, as reported by the Sun.

Per the Sun, cheers could be heard erupting in the area around 11:30 p.m. local time. A guest gushed of the festivities, “It was bigger than New Year’s!”

Lipa and Turner were spotted kicking off their wedding weekend on Friday with a welcome party. She was photographed walking into the event with her husband in tow, wearing a custom Bottega Veneta white woven leather dress.

Mark Ronson, Grace Gummer, Joe Alwyn, Charli XCX, George Daniel and Troye Sivan were among the famous guests in attendance at the pre-wedding cocktail party.

The “Levitating” hitmaker first tied the knot with Turner on May 31 at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London.

The pop star’s wedding photos quickly caused a commotion online thanks to her stylish wedding outfit. She paid homage to Mick Jagger’s ex-wife Bianca by wearing a skirt suit and statement hat that the former actress made famous when she wed the rock star in St. Tropez in 1971.

Unlike Bianca’s Yves Saint Laurent design, Lipa wore Schiaparelli Haute Couture.

Designed by Daniel Roseberry, her custom ivory blazer was highlighted with a curved hem and decorated with gold bijoux buttons featuring surrealist motifs — an eye and a winged Pegasus among them.

She paired the top with a matching asymmetric skirt and a blush pink bustier trimmed in white lace.

Shortly after they had their town hall wedding, a source exclusively told Page Six that the pair had plans for a much bigger celebration in Sicily, Italy — which has ruffled the feathers of some locals, who organized a protest in opposition to the city being shut down for the celebrity wedding.

“The actual wedding weekend is June 5-7 at Villa Valguarnera in Bagheria, Sicily, near Palermo, Italy. It’s going to be a huge, ultra-luxurious affair,” the insider shared.

“They booked out a hotel so all their guests can stay together, celebrate privately and just enjoy the weekend.”

The insider also noted that the Italian wedding was expected to be a star-studded affair with Elton John’s name being thrown around as a potential performer.

The “Barbie” actress, who has been fairly quiet about her romance with Turner, confirmed their engagement in June 2025 after months of engagement speculation during a cover interview with British Vogue.

The couple were first romantically linked in early 2024 and went public at an Apple TV+ after-party in January. 

In Chicago, a group of young girls gathered at Gompers Park on Saturday for a complimentary softball clinic, marking a day of learning and camaraderie.

Among the enthusiastic participants was 10-year-old Dakota Romero, who shared her love for the game, saying, “I like to play first base, and I like to pitch.”

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This heartwarming event coincided with the launch of the Eve Fries Foundation, a new initiative by the Fries family in memory of their daughter, Eve. A dedicated softball player, Eve’s legacy lives on through the foundation named in her honor.

“We’ve been seeking a way to celebrate our daughter, who passed away from DIPG in 2021. She was a fierce softball player,” expressed Kurt Fries, Eve’s father, speaking about his daughter’s passion and the inspiration behind the foundation.

Eve’s battle with a brain tumor ended her life too soon, but through this foundation, her spirit and love for softball continue to inspire and support young athletes.

Eve was an avid Chicago Cubs fan, and her family honored her at the same field where she fell in love with softball.

“She loved it here. I love coming here because it reminds me of her, and it’s more joyful that going to a cemetery. And 44s are everywhere, and that was her number. She loved Rizzo. And when you see a 44, that’s Eve saying, ‘Hi,’” said Debby Fries, Eve’s mother.

Through the foundation, her family wants to ensure other girls are exposed to softball and have the support to excel.

“You’re just having a good time, and I’ve learned a lot, including pitching, hitting, fielding, and, like, how to be a good sport,” said 11-year-old Sofia Guzman.

“I think there is a resurgence in girls’ sports. I think it’s coming, and I think we want to do what we can to propel it,” Kurt said.

Bill Maher used a portion of Friday’s Real Time to respond to a recent jab from Donald Trump about his ‘low ratings.’

The president took aim at the host known for his progressive views, referring to him as ‘Low Ratings Bill Maher’ and suggesting he relies on a ‘fake laughing machine’ for his show. This critique was shared in a post on Truth Social this past Monday.

Maher responded with his signature wit, noting, “I can always tell when the president is having a rough day because he starts tweeting about me,” and calling it “an honor” to occupy Trump’s thoughts.

He humorously added, “Even when they’re negative, and they’re always negative,” emphasizing the consistency of the critiques.

Maher further highlighted a Reuters/Ipsos survey from May, which indicated that fewer than one-third of Americans support Trump’s presidency during the ongoing conflict with Iran.

He quipped, “Low ratings? You’re at 35 percent,” pointing to the poll results.

‘And fake laughing machine? Can I get a shot of our audience?’ Producers played stock footage of audiences laughing and applauding.

‘There, that should settle that,’ Maher, 70, said.

Bill Maher, 70, responded to a recent jab from the president about his ratings and audience on Friday’s night’s edition of Real Time

The president described the liberal host as ‘Low Ratings Bill Maher’ with a ‘fake laughing machine’ in a Monday Truth Social post

Maher’s ratings currently hover around 500,000 viewers a night – down from the 1.5 million total viewers he used to average in 2021. 

Trump had suggested he could be next out of late-night in his Monday Truth Social post.

Trump had brought up Maher as he bragged about Republican wins in recent primaries.

‘In the last two weeks I’ve taken out many bad Political “Leaders” and Pundits including Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Lightweight “Congressman” Thomas Massie of Kentucky, Brad Raffensperger of Georgia, REALLY DUMB Stephen Colbert of CBS, and others,’ he wrote.

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert was cancelled last month after years of politically charged content from its host. Trump appeared to take credit for the move in the post, despite CBS saying it was for financial reasons. 

Trump ended the post by saying: ‘My score, for two weeks, is 38-0, with three more limping Late Night Talk Show Hosts, including Low Ratings Bill Maher and his Fake “Laughing Machine,” to go.’

The other ‘hosts’ were not specified, though ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel was a likely candidate. NBC’s Seth Meyers is also an outspoken liberal, as is Maher.  

It was recently revealed that Maher and Trump, 79, met together for a dinner at the White House in March of last year. The dinner was made public by a February 2026 Truth Social post by the president.

‘I can always tell when the president is in a bad mood, because he starts tweeting about me,’ Maher said

The men – seen together here at the Emmy Awards in 2004 – met at the White House for a dinner in March of last year. The two have been trading barbs since February

Trump spoke out about the meet in a separate Truth Social post, revealing it even took place to the public

It panned Maher for having ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome.’ 

‘He is no different than Kimmel, Fallon, or Colbert but, I must admit, slightly more talented!’ Trump wrote at the time. He said recent shows from Maher had ‘devolve[d] into the same old story – Very boring, ANTI TRUMP.’

‘Regardless, I’d much rather spend my time MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN than wasting it on him,’ Trump wrote.

‘Bill continues to suffer from a severe case of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS!), and there is nothing that will ever be done to cure him of this very serious disease.’

Maher responded during a March edition of Real Time.

‘Someone has to help Donald Trump understand that I don’t suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome. He suffers from Bill Maher Derangement Syndrome,’ Maher said. 

‘I will not consider the dinner “a waste of time,” even as I now see we’re back to name calling and that I have some new ones like, “highly overrated lightweight” to add to the list you signed.’ 

He said of the dinner: ‘I was having a good time. So were you, Don, because we were talking like real humans, not like that crazy act you put on in public.’

The Daily Mail has approached the White House for comment.

SAN ANTONIO — Victor Wembanyama appeared poised to claim his place at the top.

After securing his position as the first unanimous Defensive Player of the Year, he went on to be named the unanimous Western Conference Finals MVP. This accolade came after he led his team to a victory over Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the two-time MVP, and the current champion Thunder in a thrilling Game 7 showdown in Oklahoma City.

At just 22 years old, Wembanyama has been celebrated as the world’s premier basketball player.

Yet, in the opening two matches of the NBA Finals, he has not stood out as the top-performing big man on the court.

While his stats are impressive, with an average of 27.5 points, 10.5 rebounds, and 3.5 blocks, Wembanyama has found it challenging to create easy scoring opportunities against Karl-Anthony Towns. His shooting percentages reflect these struggles, with a 40.5 percent success rate from the field and just 26.7 percent from beyond the arc.

On the other end, Towns (19.5 points, 12.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 55.6 percent shooting, 42.9 percent on 3-pointers) has repeatedly dragged the Spurs star away from the rim and blown past him off the dribble. 

“It’s very different from [the] previous series,” Wembanyama said after the 105-104 loss in Game 2. “It’s bringing us into difficult areas because they’re good players. [Towns is] a good player. 

“We need to put ourselves in better [positions]. We’re digging ourselves a hole. That’s been the theme so far.” 

In Game 1, the Spurs blew a 14-point second-half lead, as Wembanyama was 6-for-21 shooting.

In Game 2, the 7-foot-4 phenom led an incredible fourth-quarter comeback and scored 22 of his 29 points in the second half, but he finished with two misses in the final 30 seconds — including the potential game-winner before the buzzer — and an inexcusable turnover and foul that set Jalen Brunson up for the go-ahead free throw with 9.5 seconds remaining. 

“That’s the most frustrating thing, to throw it away after putting in all this work,” said Wembanyama, who admitted to feeling “blurry” in the final minute. “Am I going to regret it? Yes, of course. Am I going to use that to fuel me and to fuel us next game? Absolutely.” 

Wembanyama’s chance for redemption comes Monday in the most anticipated game at Madison Square Garden this century.

He needs a win to avoid the death sentence of a 3-0 series deficit, which no team has recovered from in NBA history.

The 1995 Magic were the last team to lose the first two games of the NBA Finals at home, led by a generational 23-year-old center who would eventually earn four rings and three Finals MVP awards.

But before Shaquille O’Neal claimed the crown, he would endure the embarrassment of a sweep against Hakeem Olajuwon and the Rockets on the sport’s biggest stage. 

“I mean, here we are,” Wembanyama said. “We can’t change the past now. We’re already focused on Game 3.”

Tragedy struck off the coast of Western Australia on Saturday morning when a fisherman lost his life in a suspected shark attack. The predator, believed to be nearly 15 feet long, attacked the man while he was spearfishing.

The victim, a 35-year-old whose identity has not been disclosed, was diving near Michaelmas Island. This location is a protected sand cay situated on the Great Barrier Reef, close to the city of Albany.

Michaelmas Island is approximately 240 miles south of Perth, the capital city of Western Australia.

Alarmingly, this incident marks the third fatal shark attack in Australia within just a month.

A fisherman was killed late Saturday morning after a suspected shark attack. (Mark Baker/AP)

The man was brought by boat to shore, but paramedics weren’t able to revive him.

On May 24, 39-year-old Michael Jensz was killed after suffering head injuries while spearfishing along the Great Barrier Reef off the country’s northeast coast. 

A bull shark is suspected in his death.

On May 16, 38-year-old Steve Mattabonni was killed by a white shark at Rottnest Island, a popular resort in Western Australia. He was also spearfishing.

In January, a 12-year-old also died a week after he was attacked by a shark in Sydney Harbor.

A bull shark is suspected in a man’s death in Western Australia.

Australia usually averages around three shark deaths per year.

“We do see an increase in larger sharks this time of the year, particularly chasing the sardine and the salmon along the coast, which is quite normal,” commercial fisherman Gregory Sharp told the Australian Broadcasting Company Saturday.

He added that sharks also tend to attack in areas “where there’s a lot of seals, and the island area in King George Sound is renowned for seals.”

A fisherman was attacked by a suspected nearly 15-foot shark off the coast of Western Australia. (iStock)

Michaelmas Island is located in King George Sound.

Western Australia Premier Roger Cook said in a Facebook post Saturday that he was deeply saddened to hear of this morning’s fatal shark attack in Albany. 

This is a tragedy and my thoughts are with the victim’s family and friends, as well as the first responders.”

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