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- *Project Hail Mary *blasted off to the No. 1 spot at the box office this weekend.

- The Ryan Gosling space odyssey's $80 million domestically and $141 million globally makes it the biggest premiere of 2026 so far, and the biggest for Amazon MGM Studios.

- Pixar's *Hoppers *still leads in overall gross, but *Hail Mary *is poised to become the year's biggest earner so far, even as it faces down competition from *Forbidden Fruits *and *They Will Kill You *next week.

One small step for Ryan Gosling, one giant leap for the domestic box office.

The American movie star's latest big swing, glossy space odyssey *Project Hail Mary*, burned through the outer layer of box office projections this weekend for a dazzling $80 million domestic premiere, and $60.4 million abroad, per Comscore.

Directed by the *Spider-Verse *producing duo of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, based on the novel by *The Martian *author Andy Weir, and adapted by Oscar-nominated *Buffy*, *Cloverfield*, and *Cabin in the Woods *scribe Drew Goddard, *Project Hail Mary *was shaped by crew of competent hands. The industry had great expectations of the film: *Project* *Hail Mary* was budgeted at an estimated $200 million and was projected to have a $100 million worldwide premiere.

But it has flown far past that figure with a nearly $141 million take worldwide, becoming the biggest domestic premiere of 2026 and the best yet for Amazon MGM Studios.

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After just three days in theaters, *Hail Mary* is already the No. 7 highest grossing film of 2026 so far. But two films in that top five, *Avatar: Fire and Ash *and *Zootopia 2*,* *can already be knocked off the list as they both opened in late 2025.

*Project Hail Mary*'s competition then stands at *Wuthering Heights*, which in five weeks has grossed just $3 million more than *Hail Mary *earned in three days; Steph Curry's animated sports flick *GOAT*, which has hit the tail end of its hot streak at the box office; *Scream 7*, which did set a franchise premiere record, but is likely to cap out domestically around $120 million; and finally, *Hail Mary*'s ultimate competitor, *Hoppers.*

Pixar's adorable talking-animals animated offering could not beat *Scream 7*'s record-setting opening of $64 million, the previous best of 2026. But it has surpassed all others in leaping to $120 million overall. It came in at No. 2 domestically this weekend with $18 million, and No. 3 abroad with $55.2 million, following the $81 million premiere of the Hindi spy thriller *Dhurandhar: The Revenge.*

But nothing could beat *Project Hail Mary*'s global total of $141 million, although it's still a long ways out from the $242.5 million *Hoppers *has amassed in three weeks.

'Hoppers' leaps to easy victory over 'Reminders of Him' and 'Undertone' at Oscars weekend box office

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How Meryl Streep ended up making a surprise cameo in this small, strange 'Project Hail Mary' role

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Amid all this success, a sour note. *Ready or Not 2: Here I Come*, which followed from the critically acclaimed 2019 horror comedy starring Samara Weaving, could not scare audiences in sufficient numbers back to theaters in its premiere weekend.

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The sequel from original directing team Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett added Sarah Michelle Gellar, David Cronenberg, and Elijah Wood to the cast, but only earned $9.1 million domestically, and a meager $11.9 million abroad. That is over a $14 million estimated budget, however, which the film is likely to at least recoup, even factoring in unreported marketing and promotional expenses.

Those figures earned the film the No. 4 spot domestically and No. 5 globally. Elsewhere, A24's *Undertone *continues to pull in modest crowds, given its estimated $500,000 budget. The podcasting mystery earned the No. 8 spot domestically with a $3 million week 2 gross, just below *GOAT*, which earned $3.5 million in week 6.

Gosling and his interstellar comrades, Sandra Hüller, James Ortiz, and Lionel Boyce, don't face any imminent threats at the box office next week.

*Project Hail Mary* achieved a firm lead on *GOAT*, *Hoppers*, *Scream 7*, and the like in its premiere. Next week's slate of new premieres doesn't include any obvious hits — at least that hold the promise of achieving a Hail Mary against Gosling's space film.

Two cult-based horror-comedies will try, however: Lili Reinhardt, Lola Tung, Victoria Pedretti, and Alexandra Shipp aim to add a fresh entry to the canon of fearsome female foursomes — alongside *Set It Off *and *D.E.B.S.* — with* Forbidden Fruits*. The film, about a witch cult, is slated to premiere beside demonic-cult movie, *They Will Kill You*, starring Zazie Beetz, Patricia Arquette, and *Harry Potter *alum Tom Felton — but the two cult comedies may cancel each other out.

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Former "Bachelorette" star James Taylor rearrested on assault charges in Texas Shania RussellSun, March 22, 2026 at 9:07 PM UTC 0 James McCoy Taylor in 2017Credit: Rick Diamond/ACMA2017/Getty Former Bachelorette contestant James McCoy Taylor has been arrested again in Texas. On Friday, Taylor was rearrested in Brazos County, Texas, on charges of assault causing bodily injury and unlawful restraint, according to online records accessed by Entertainment Weekly. The arrest was in relation to an April 2024 incident. Taylor was subsequently released the same day on a $10,000 surety bond.

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Former Bachelorette contestant James McCoy Taylor has been arrested again in Texas.

On Friday, Taylor was re-arrested in Brazos County, Texas, on charges of assault causing bodily injury and unlawful restraint, according to online records accessed by Entertainment Weekly. The arrest was in relation to an April 2024 incident. Taylor was subsequently released the same day on a $10,000 surety bond.

Representatives for the Brazos County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to EW's request for comment on what led to the re-arrest.

The reality star, who once competed for season 12 Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher's heart, was previously arrested on the same charges in 2024. He subsequently pleaded guilty in April 2025 to the assault of a 19-year-old Blinn College student and was ordered to perform to 80 hours of community service, pay a $750 fine and $350 in court costs, and attend anger management classes. He was additionally ordered to have no contact with the victim and was banned from the college's Northgate Entertainment District, where the incident occurred.

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In a probable cause statement submitted by a law enforcement official and reviewed by EW at the time of his 2024 arrest, the incident that prompted the victim to call police was detailed. Taylor was accused of "restricting" the woman's movement, "shoving her to the ground," "getting on top of her," and "using his body weight to prevent her from getting off the ground" after she tried to leave his home.

She was eventually "able to wiggle free and escape through the front door," claimed the report.

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At the time, Taylor denied the allegations, telling PEOPLE in a statement, "I'm a pretty big guy but I was trying to 'unlawfully restrain' a girl and she just … got away?… And walked right to her Uber right outside my house? With NO injuries? Trust me, if there were ANY injuries they'd be all over the internet."

He added, "I would never hurt anybody. I'm nice to EVERY person I meet."

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This has marked a difficult week for the Bachelorette fandom after the upcoming season was pulled from ABC after footage of its would-be-star Taylor Frankie Paul appeared online, capturing a dispute between her and ex Dakota Mortensen that became physical.

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As for James, the 2024 incident was not his first run-in with the law. He was previously arrested in 2022 and later convicted on charges of driving while intoxicated and unlawfully carrying a weapon.

A year prior, the Texas native and outspoken Donald Trump supporter received heavy backlash from Bachelor Nation after encouraging others to attend the January 6th riot on social media the day before the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Taylor later clarified that he was not present during the incident, but claimed that the FBI visited his parent's home in Texas to ask them about his location.

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Catcher Reese McGuire rejoins the Chicago White Sox on a $1.2 million, 1year deal Sun, March 22, 2026 at 9:06 PM UTC 0 Athletics' Nick Kurtz, right, breaks his bat on a swing as Milwaukee Brewers' Reese McGuire, left, reaches for the ball during the third inning of a spring training baseball game Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026, in Mesa, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin) () GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Catcher Reese McGuire rejoins the Chicago White Sox on a $1.2 million, oneyear deal, the team announced Sunday.

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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Catcher Reese McGuire rejoins the Chicago White Sox on a $1.2 million, one-year deal, the team announced Sunday.

The 31-year-old McGuire was released by Milwaukee earlier in the day after signing a minor-league deal with the Brewers in late January.

McGuire spent last season with the Chicago Cubs, where he hit .226 with nine homers and 24 RBIs. He was with the White Sox during the 2022 season.

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A first-round pick by Pittsburgh in 2013, McGuire is a .248 career hitter with 25 homers over stints with Toronto, the White Sox, Boston and the Cubs. He has thrown out 27.1% of attempted base stealers in his career.

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Justin Timberlake Jokes About Being White, Calls Police Officers &x27;Wild&x27; in DWI Arrest Footage Bailey RichardsSun, March 22, 2026 at 9:17 PM UTC 0 Justin Timberlake joked about his race while in custody following his June 2024 arrest on a DWI charge, newly released police bodycam footage shows "White? I'm just kidding.

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Justin Timberlake joked about his race while in custody following his June 2024 arrest on a DWI charge, newly released police bodycam footage shows

"White? I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding, man," the musician joked about his race as listed on police paperwork

Timberlake also called the police officers he interacted with "wild," and told them, "You boys [are] treating me like I'm a criminal," per the bodycam footage

Justin Timberlake joked about his race while in police custody following his arrest on a DWI charge in June 2024.

In newly released bodycam footage from the arrest, an officer with the Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD) in New York asked Timberlake, 45, to look over some paperwork before signing, and the pop star jokingly questioned why the cop listed his race as white on the form.

"White?" Timberlake asked, before turning to look at the officer who handed him the paper. "I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding, man," the star then said while laughing.

The singer also told SCPD officers that they were "wild" while standing in a holding cell, according to the newly released footage.

In the video, an officer informed the star that he was being held until the following morning, after which Timberlake smiled and asked if he had to remain in the cell "all night?" After a police officer confirmed that yes, he would be held overnight, Timberlake then said, "Yo, you guys are wild, man."

Justin Timberlake's June 2024 DWI arrest, as seen on police bodycam footageCredit: Sag Harbor Police Department via AP

The "Mirrors" musician then sat down and, after the officers told him he was able to make a phone call, sighed loudly.

Elsewhere in the footage from Timberlake's time in police custody, the singer told SCPD officers that they were "treating" him like he was a criminal, and refused to do a post-arrest test.

"No, I'm not doing the chemical test," he said after one of the officers asked for his consent. "Guys, I don't mean no harm, like…," he then said, trailing off.

"You boys [are] treating me like I'm a criminal," Timberlake said elsewhere in the bodycam footage.

He also asked one of the cops if they were following standard protocol for a DWI arrest, and inquired whether it's standard for an arrestee to be in handcuffs, as he was in the footage.

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Justin Timberlake's mugshot from June 2024 arrestCredit: Sag Harbor Police Department

Timberlake was arrested after he left the American Hotel and restaurant on Long Island, N.Y., on June 18, 2024. He was initially charged with one count of driving while intoxicated and two citations, one for running a stop sign and one for failure to keep in the lane. (Timberlake's lawyer, Edward Burke Jr., has maintained that the singer was "not intoxicated" when he was arrested, and in September 2024, Timberlake reached a plea deal, where he agreed to plead guilty to a lesser offense.)

While in police custody, Timberlake said that he "had one martini" before getting behind the wheel, and asked an officer to clarify what traffic violations he had allegedly committed.

After a police officer explained that he failed to stop at a stop sign, failed to keep right and "continuously moved off and veered to the left of the roadway," Timberlake replied, "Well, I was just following my friends," the newly released footage shows.

"I appreciate you boys for doing your job, man," he said in the footage. "Yeah, I appreciate you boys for doing your job. I had one martini and I followed my f---ing friends home and I appreciate you boys for doing your job."

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Newly released footage begins with the moment when Timberlake was arrested for the DWI while in a vehicle. In this portion of the bodycam video, the musician — who was headlining his Forget Tomorrow tour at the time — awkwardly explained to a police officer who he is.

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After Timberlake explained that he was in a rental car for a couple of days, the arresting officer asked the father of two if he was visiting the area, and he answered, "Yeah, I'm on tour ... I'm on a world tour," per the footage. When the officer asked for clarification, Timberlake said, "It's hard to explain ... um ... I'm Justin Timberlake."

Timberlake previously took legal action to block the release of the police bodycam footage from his 2024 DWI arrest, alleging in a petition filed in Suffolk County Supreme Court that releasing the police body camera footage of his arrest would invade his privacy.

"Public dissemination of this footage would cause severe and irreparable harm to [Timberlake's] personal and professional reputation, subject [Timberlake] to public ridicule and harassment, and serve no legitimate public interest," the petition, which was obtained by PEOPLE, stated.

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The 10 best chef movies to get you fired up in the kitchen By Jordan Hoffman :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/JordanHoffmanauthorphotoe4b61cf41b534ce3bd109eae4b8f4eaa.jpg) Jordan Hoffman Jordan Hoffman is a writer at , mostly covering nostalgia. He has been writing about entertainment since 2007. EW's editorial guidelines March 19, 2026 7:00 p.m. ET :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/bestchefmovies0319264684dfd672e042fdb6ea46150d34a357.jpg) Expert chefs on film: Nicolas Cage in 'Pig,' Stanley Tucci in 'Big Night,' Remy the Rat in 'Ratatouille'.

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Dinner and a movie... they just go together naturally. But as one gains maturity, there comes the realization that there are better restaurants than McDonald's and better films than *Minions*. (For many of us, this comes around age 40.)

Luckily, access to quality movies abound in the age of streaming. We here at * *would like to light the stove of that inspiration with a collection of films that focus on great culinary achievement. As such, here are 10 chef movies to get you fired up in the kitchen.

Babette's Feast (1987)

Stephane Audran as Babette in the 1987 film Babettes Gaestebud, released in the USA as Babette's Feast.

Stéphane Audran hard at work in the kitchen in 'Babette's Feast'.

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Winner of the Academy Award for what was then called Best Foreign Language Film, this Danish movie, based on an Isak Dinesen story, is set in a 19th century village populated by uptight religious people. A French refugee has spent years making unfussy meals for a pair of sisters. After winning a lottery, she begs the town to let her throw a luxurious feast.

Despite worries that such opulence is sinful, the sisters allow it. What follows is a seven-course act of generosity and openness that transforms the town. Vegans will not love the part involving foie gras, but hopefully they'll see the wider picture.

Where to watch *Babette's Feast*: HBO Max

Big Night (1996)

BIG NIGHT, Marc Anthony, Tony Shalhoub, Minnie Driver, 1996

Marc Anthony, Tony Shalhoub, Minnie Driver, and a bunch of tomatoes in 'Big Night'.

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Stanley Tucci's onscreen love affair with Italian cooking started here in this marvelous low-budget passion project that he co-wrote and co-directed. He stars as a 1950s restaurant manager working with his older brother (Tony Shalhoub), a brilliant and uncompromising chef betting it all on an elegant Italian *ristorante*. He meets requests for simple plates of spaghetti with scorn.

Their only chance for survival is word-of-mouth from a celebrity, and soon there are rumors that Louis Prima will be in the area. They prepare an enormous, free evening of gorgeous food… and then the unexpected happens. *Big Night *was a sensation, and introduced most audiences to the *timpano*, an elaborate baked pasta dish that needs to be seen to be believed.

Where to watch *Big Night*: Amazon Prime (to rent)

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Boiling Point (2021)

BOILING POINT, Stephen Graham, 2021.

Chef Stephen Graham in the middle of an intense night in 'Boiling Point'.

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This 90-minute thriller was all shot in one take, which is as difficult as searing a tuna from just one match. The film stars Stephen Graham as a head chef on an overbooked night, dealing with the typical headaches of running a high end restaurant *and *an unexpected visit from a health inspector. (Both the stakes and the steaks are raised, har har har.)

The funniest parts involve a table of obnoxious influencers who have picked the wrong night to be a nuisance. Not so funny is a diner's very dangerous allergic reaction.

Where to watch *Boiling Point*: Amazon Prime

Chef (2014)

CHEF, from left: John Leguizamo, Jon Favreau, Bobby Cannavale, Roy Choi, 2012.

John Leguizamo, Jon Favreau, Bobby Cannavale, and Roy Choi go over the menu in 'Chef'.

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Starring and directed by Jon Favreau, this is a great, life-affirming story about a talented chef abandoning the world of snobby restaurants to open a food truck. After a very funny social media meltdown, and subsequent firing by his boss (Dustin Hoffman), Carl (Favreau) discovers a love of Cuban cooking and embraces a more populist style.

This all leads to a showdown with the food critic who initiated his "downfall." Do not watch this while hungry, as you will require a Cubano sandwich immediately.

Where to watch *Chef*: Netflix

Jiro Dreams of Sushi (2011)

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Jiro Ono, left, the legendary subject of 'Jiro Dreams of Sushi'. Magnolia

Though I, the author of this list, don't really understand enthusiasm for sushi (it's an adequate delivery system for protein, but not a food I crave), I recognize that for many it's a way of life. It certainly is for Jiro Ono, a sushi chef whose restaurant is considered the finest in the world, even though it's tucked away in a subway station.

While watching this delightful and beautiful film, one is easily convinced that even simple items like a bowl of steamed rice can become fine art in the right hands. There's a level of craft and dedication here normally found at, say, NASA, not restaurants. It's one of the most extraordinary looks at a place of business ever recorded.

Where to watch *Jiro Dreams of Sushi*: Amazon Prime

Menus-Plaisirs – Les Troisgros (2023)

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Two chefs at Le Bois sans feuilles, featured in Frederick Wiseman's 'Menus-Plaisirs - Les Troisgros'.

The four-hour French documentary *Menus-Plaisirs – Les Troisgros *is an expansive, rich repast of a film that luxuriates in conversational ease and exploration. It examines of one of France's most beloved restaurants soaks up every contour of the enterprise, from picking out wines and cheeses, to handling reservations, to crafting each night's menu.

There's no plot other than "this is how it's done," but it concludes with a celebration of all that makes life worth living. This was the final, perfect film for director Frederick Wiseman, who was already past 90.

Where to watch *Menus-Plaisirs – Les Troisgros*: Weta+

Nonnas (2025)

Susan Sarandon as Gia, Brenda Vaccaro as Antonella, Lorraine Bracco as Roberta and Talia Shire as Teresa in Nonnas.

Susan Sarandon, Brenda Vaccaro, Lorraine Bracco, and Talia Shire redefine home cooking in 'Nonnas'.

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Nobody ever cooked as well as your grandmother, even if all she did was pour you a bowl of Rice Krispies. This heartwarming, somewhat-based-on-a-true-story tale centers on Vince Vaughn risking his life savings to open a restaurant that recaptures the special bond between old Italian women and food.

Featuring Lorraine Bracco, Talia Shire, Susan Sarandon, and Brenda Vaccaro flinging tomatoes at each other in the kitchen before learning to work together, *Nonnas *is a very agreeable, very New York movie that will leave you craving a nice Sunday gravy.

Where to watch *Nonnas*: Netflix

Pig (2021)

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Nicolas Cage and his prized truffle pig, before the poor thing gets stolen, in 'Pig'.

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Certainly the weirdest movie on this list, the Nicolas Cage-led *Pig *plays like a violent revenge thriller… until it doesn't. It's about a (former) high-end chef, now a hermit, whose prized truffle pig is stolen. He descends from the mountains looking for his lil oinking buddy, suddenly a man possessed by one single purpose.

The unexpected tonal shift between his reclusive serenity and *haute cuisine *is just one of the satisfying twists in Michael Sarnoski's low-budget gem. The movie also works as a declaration of higher values like authenticity and honesty — something you may not expect at first when watching Nic Cage screaming about a pig.

Where to watch *Pig*: Netflix

Ratatouille (2007)

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Ayyy, good ol' Remy the Rat! When was the last time you saw this? Maybe it's been a while. He hides under the chef's hat and pulls on the guy's hair and "drives him" in the kitchen. Cute! Then there's the scene with the mean critic who is thunderstruck with a Proustian rush of flavors. Very meaningful. The opening song, "Le Festin," is very good, too.

But rats don't belong in a kitchen. Yes yes, we know this is a kiddie movie, but we need to firmly establish the difference between art and reality. This is just pretend!

Where to watch *Ratatouille*: Disney+

Tampopo (1985)

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One of the all-time great zany films, *Tampopo *is about a widow struggling to run a ramen shop, who teams up with a truck driver to help turn the place around. Their training sessions are shot like a martial arts film, and the movie is eager to take as many tangents as possible when introducing the characters. (One might say all these ingredients blend together to make a delectable broth!)

This was a surprise international hit at the time, when off-the-wall Japanese entertainment didn't regularly break through in the West. Many famous chefs point to this film as being their first exposure to lavish cuisine cinema.

Where to watch *Tampopo*: HBO Max

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Fletcher Loyer, Purdue outlast Miami to advance to Sweet 16 Field Level MediaSun, March 22, 2026 at 7:10 PM UTC 0 Mar 22, 2026; St. Louis, MO, USA; Purdue Boilermakers guard Fletcher Loyer (2) celebrates during the second half against the Miami Hurricanes during a second round game of the men's 2026 NCAA Tournament at Enterprise Center. Mandatory Credit: Jeff CurryImagn Images (Jeff CurryImagn Images) ST. LOUIS Fletcher Loyer was the model of efficiency on Sunday.

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ST. LOUIS -- Fletcher Loyer was the model of efficiency on Sunday.

The Purdue guard scored a game-high 24 points on just seven shot attempts, lifting the second-seeded Boilermakers to a 79-69 win over seventh-seeded Miami in the second round of the NCAA Tournament's West Region.

Loyer made 6 of 7 shots from the field, including all four of his 3-point tries, and canned eight free throws without a miss as Purdue (29-8) earned a spot in the regional semifinals Thursday against 11th-seeded Texas (21-14).

"To score 24 points on just seven shots is off the charts," said Purdue coach Matt Painter, who collected his 500th win in 21 seasons at his alma mater.

"I think it's just putting in a lot of work, putting in a lot of time and trusting myself," Loyer said.

Trey Kaufman-Renn added 19 points and nine rebounds for the Boilermakers, who hit 25 of 47 shots from the field and connected on 21 of 22 at the foul line. C.J. Cox contributed 11 points before leaving early in the second half with a hyperextended knee.

Purdue won without a typical Braden Smith game. The senior point guard, who became the NCAA's career assist leader in Friday's opening-round game, made only 3 of 11 shots and scored 12 points while committing a career-high-tying eight turnovers. Smith did dish out eight assists.

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"The first thing was I wanted to start and I wanted to put some size on him," said Miami coach Jai Lucas. "Really, watching all the games I haven't seen anybody with size guard him."

Freshman Shelton Henderson paced the Hurricanes (26-9) with 18 points, eight rebounds and four assists. Malik Reneau added 16 points and Tre Donaldson scored 13 but made only 4 of 12 attempts. Tru Washington came off the bench to tally 11 points.

Miami led 40-38 at halftime, but the Boilermakers ramped up their defense in the second half. The Hurricanes canned just 11 of 30 tries after halftime and committed seven of their 12 turnovers.

Kaufman-Renn knocked down a mid-range jumper at the 3:50 mark of the second half to put Purdue ahead 72-61. Miami made a late push and cut the margin to 73-69 on a putback by Washington with 57.7 seconds remaining.

However, Smith helped seal the outcome at the foul line by hitting four straight foul shots in the last minute.

The Boilermakers won despite being outrebounded 33-25. The Hurricanes grabbed 14 offensive rebounds, but they converted those into only 13 points.

"It was a tough one, a tough one," Lucas said. "It was a 10-point game but felt a lot closer."

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Young Girl Struck, Run Over by a Golf Cart at Valspar Championship: &x27;It Shouldn&x27;t Have Happened,&x27; Golfer Brooks Koepka Says Escher WalcottSun, March 22, 2026 at 1:21 PM UTC 301 Brooks KoepkaCredit: Valspar Championship/Instagram; James Gilbert/Getty A young girl was struck and run over by a golf cart at the 2026 Valspar Championship The incident took place during the golf tournament in Palm Harbor, Fla., on March 21 "It's unfortunate. It shouldn't have happened," golfer Brooks Koepka said A young girl was run over by a golf cart at the 2026 Valspar Championship.

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A young girl was struck and run over by a golf cart at the 2026 Valspar Championship

The incident took place during the golf tournament in Palm Harbor, Fla., on March 21

"It's unfortunate. It shouldn't have happened," golfer Brooks Koepka said

A young girl was run over by a golf cart at the 2026 Valspar Championship.

The child was struck and pinned under the golf cart near the 15th hole during the second day of the golf tournament in Palm Harbor, Fla., on Saturday, March 21, Golf Channel reported.

PGA Tour winner Smylie Kaufman reported on the incident as he was covering Brooks Koepka and Danny Walker during a third round at the Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead Course.

Brooks Koepka playing during the third round of the 2026 Valspar Championship on March 21Credit: James Gilbert/Getty

As medical staff tended to the child, Koepka, 35, also rushed over to her, according to the Golf Channel.

"Brooks Koepka went underneath the ropes to talk to the girl and comfort her," Kaufman, 34, said. "She's going to be okay after medical evaluation."

"[It was a] very scary moment ... I am sure Brooks Koepka's head is still spinning a little bit," he added.

The identity and age of the child struck has not been shared publicly.

The golf cart that hit the young girl was transporting spectators around the course when the incident occurred, per the Golf Channel.

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The child wasn't seriously injured, Golfweek reported.

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Reacting to the incident during a press conference after his match, Koepka said he "felt terrible" for the young girl.

"From all the reports you've got, she's okay, thankfully, so that's all that matters, as long as she's okay," he added. "I know she's probably a little scared. I just felt for her at the time."

"It's unfortunate. It shouldn't have happened. But as long as she's okay, nothing crazy happened to her, then it will be okay," the golfer continued.

Koepka made double-bogey at the par-4 16th on March 21, putting him seven shots away from Sungjae Im's lead.

"I'm a long ways away. I felt like I needed to get to, at least, it would have been nice to stay at 6," Koepka said, per Golf. "I need a real low one tomorrow."

PEOPLE reached out to the Valspar Championship for comment but did not receive an immediate response on Sunday, March 22.

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Khloé Kardashian Recalls How Her Divorce from Lamar Odom Made Her 'Obsessed' with Leading a Healthy Lifestyle Latoya GayleSun, March 22, 2026 at 6:30 PM UTC 0 Lamar Odom and Khloé Kardashian in 2012; Khloé Kardashian working outCredit: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic; Khloé Kardashian/Instagram Khloé Kardashian reflected on bouts of binge eating before she finalized her divorce from Lamar Odom in 2016 during the March 18 episode of her podcast, Khloé in Wonder Land She expressed wanting to feel comfortable in her clothing, after years of being compared to her sisters "I honestly feel the more you exer...

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Khloé Kardashian reflected on bouts of binge eating before she finalized her divorce from Lamar Odom in 2016 during the March 18 episode of her podcast, Khloé in Wonder Land

She expressed wanting to feel comfortable in her clothing, after years of being compared to her sisters

"I honestly feel the more you exercise, the clearer your mind will feel and the stronger you will feel mentally," she said

Khloé Kardashian is revealing how her 2016 divorce from Lamar Odom transformed her outlook on diet and exercise.

During the March 18 episode of her podcast, Khloé in Wonder Land, the Good American founder, 41, opened up about overhauling her lifestyle in response to a listener's question about binge eating.

The listener said they were feeling "rejected" after a series of bad dates and had anxiety about their appearance.

Confessing that she could relate, Khloé said, "When I was younger, I used to binge eat. I went to therapy about it. For any emotional thing, I turned to food and there was just no stopping me. I would eat, eat, eat, literally get sick and then feel disgusted with myself for how much I ate."

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Khloé recalled being in a "vicious cycle" of eating "horrible foods" to bury her feelings before she divorced Odom, 46.

She initially filed to dissolve their marriage in December 2013, but the divorce stalled as they tried to work on their relationship and Odom was hospitalized following an overdose. They finalized their divorce in December 2016.

"My divorce was really the catalyst for why I became obsessed in a healthy way with working out," Khloé said. "I realized during my marriage that I ate so much and I would eat my feelings and I didn't like how that made me feel."

She recalled becoming tired with the impact her poor diet was having on her overall quality of life, including having "bad skin" and feeling that she could "never be in a bathing suit."

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Having also experienced comparison to her sisters — Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner — Kardashian said she desired to have a "toned" physique and to feel comfortable in her clothing.

"I would say, like the first six months to a year, it's just uncomfortable, because you feel you're still insecure," Khloé said of getting active. "You're busting your ass in the gym. You're not really seeing a big shift on the scale, but you've got to keep going."

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"For me, it was mental that kept me going. I loved how I felt," Khloé continued. "I felt so accomplished that I did something I set out to do, but for me, it was baby steps."

She recalled getting into the "rhythm of working out" before focusing on her diet. The reality TV star then offered the listener practical advice for overcoming insecurities.

"You're eating healthy, you're exercising, I honestly feel the more you exercise, the clearer your mind will feel and the stronger you will feel mentally. If you can, I think going to therapy is so helpful. I know it did wonders for me," she said.

Following her divorce from Odom, Khloé was in an on and off relationship with Tristan Thompson until 2021. The Good American founder has not been publicly linked to anyone romantically since their split.

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Tina Fey kills as firstever "SNL UK" host, tells British audience she did it because &x27;none of you fers would&x27; Shania RussellSun, March 22, 2026 at 6:26 PM UTC 0 Tina Fey and Graham Norton on 'SNL U.K.'Credit: Sky TV/YouTube Tina Fey just made TV history across the pond. Over the weekend, the iconic Saturday Night Live alum brought her bona fides to London, becoming the firstever host of SNL UK, the British version of the beloved, longrunning sketch comedy series.

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Tina Fey just made TV history across the pond.

Over the weekend, the iconic Saturday Night Live alum brought her bona fides to London, becoming the first-ever host of SNL UK, the British version of the beloved, long-running sketch comedy series.

But Fey found an even more flattering way to describe the gig as she stepped out on stage to deliver the show's inaugural monologue.

"Guys, I am the youngest person ever to host SNL UK," she quipped, earning a round of applause from the live audience. "My name is Tina Fey. Here in the U.K., you might know me as the teacher from Mean Girls, or you might remember a long time ago when I played Sarah Palin on SNL U.S."

She added, "Or maybe you feel like you recognize me as the lady from the show Veep," she said, referencing Julia Louis-Dreyfus. "And that's fine too."

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Dipping her toes into politics, Fey then posed the questions, "Why do a U.K. version of SNL?" She answered, "Like so many large-scale American operations these days, no one really knows why."

Fey, who has an extensive background with SNL dating back to 1997, then broke down how the show will work for its U.K. audience and expressed excitement over the fresh lineup of cast members.

"I'm so excited for you to meet your cast, they are wonderful," she said, then joked, "I can't even begin to understand them when they speak. One boy is either Scottish or choking. But their energy is A+."

She then promised to answer any questions that fans may have, promoting the first celebrity cameo of the night. Immediately, an audience member raised their hand with a question and the cameras cut over to reveal Bridgerton and Derry Girls star Nicola Coughlan.

"It is lovely to see you," Coughlan told Fey. "But my question is if this is SNLU.K. then why are you the first host? Shouldn't it be like a British icon like David Beckham? Or Judi Dench? Or, like, Shrek?"

"Shrek is British?" Fey asked.

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"Scotland is in Britain, Tina," Coughlan snarked. "Educate yourself."

Michael Cera on 'SNL U.K.'Credit: Sky TV/YouTube

Answering her question, Fey said, "How do I put this politely: None of you f---ers would do it. Does that make sense?"

After Coughlan, Michael Cera revealed himself in the crowd, prompting some confusion from Fey, who asked, "Michael, why are you here? You're not British."

The Scott Pilgrim vs. The World actor replied, "I'm Canadian, it's part of the commonwealth. Educate yourself."

Fey then had her monologue derailed by the night's third celebrity cameo — British talk show host Graham Norton, who swiftly jumped up onstage with note cards, promising to help Fey endear herself to U.K. viewers.

"Let me help you," Norton said. "I have a gift for making American celebrities likdable to a British audience."

He then had the comedian showcase her impressive knowledge of British comedies by reciting iconic lines from titles including Keeping Up Appearance, Fawlty Towers, Monty Python, Are You Being Served, and Eastenders. Fey even offered her take on the much-memed "Jet 2 Holiday" voiceover before officially kicking off the first episode of SNLU.K.

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Unfortunately for Fey, her status as the show's youngest host will only last one week. Fifty Shades of Grey alum Jamie Dornan will usurp her next week, when he hosts the show on March 28, followed by Riz Ahmed taking the reins on April 4.

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