It’s Walton Goggins‘ world — we’re just living it. The actor has been killing it for years in The Shield, Justified, The Righteous Gemstones (you have that song stuck in your head, you know the one), Vice Principals, and multiple Quentin Tarantino movies, and now he’s more famous than ever after playing The Ghoul in Amazon Prime Video’s huge hit, Fallout. Goggins is also a long-overdue sex symbol, based on the replies to a recent Instagram post of his.

“A White Lotus day off… the Similan Islands… with these Trouble Makers! I love a Saturday. Sawadee Khap everybody,” Goggins wrote during a break from filming season three of Mike White’s HBO series. In photo #3, he’s looking mighty ripped, something that did not go unnoticed by his followers.

Holy pecs.

Didn’t know the Ghoul was shredded.

I need him in a way that’s damaging to feminism

I love these WL brothers! And their collective abs!!!

Seriously an amazing actor! The perfect Ghoul Daddy

Damn bro is smoking hot

need this man biblically

Here’s the post:

Goggins also shared a Deadline report that Fallout was seen by over 65 million viewers in its first 16 days of availability, making it the most-watched title on Prime Video since The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

“65 Million viewers in 2 weeks. I can be loquacious but in this moment… I don’t have the words,” he wrote. “I could say Thank you on behalf of all the artisans who came together to make this show and mean it. Which we do. Truly. I could also say… if you see me on the streets of one of these cities please come up and say hello. I’d like to shake your hand. I mean that too.”

Maybe ask him for some workout tips, too.

(Via Instagram/Walton Goggins)

The saga continues: Drake and Kendrick Lamar have been embroiled in a feud for a couple weeks now, and after a bit of a wait, Lamar finally clapped back at Drake yesterday (April 30) with “Euphoria.” The world apparently won’t have to wait as long for Drake’s response.

One his Drake’s immediate reactions was to throw a perfectly fitting 10 Things I Hate About You clip up on his Instagram Story. It seems he won’t stop there, though, as he indicated during a surprise appearance at a Nicki Minaj concert last night.

Minaj played Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena yesterday and brought Drake out for “Needle.” At the end of the song, right before he departed the stage, Drake thanked the crowd and seemingly indicated that he was going to get back in the studio to fire back at Lamar: He said, “You know what time it is, you know what I gotta do.”

Minaj, by the way, is involved in some beef of her own right now, with Megan Thee Stallion. The two swapped diss tracks, but things eventually got out of hand when some fans were a little too into it, to the point where the cemetery where Meg’s mother is interred got involved.

No Giannis Antetokounmpo? No Damian Lillard? For the Milwaukee Bucks, this ended up being no problem. Milwaukee played host to the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night with their backs against the wall, as the Bucks needed a win in Game 5 to keep their season alive for another game. Despite going into it without the team’s two best players, Milwaukee managed to dig deep and run Indiana out of their own gym en route to a 115-92 win.

The Bucks rode a dominant effort on the defensive end of the floor to victory. While the Pacers are known for having one of the NBA’s fastest and most explosive offenses, Milwaukee’s defense limited them to only 36-for-81 (44.4 percent) shooting from the field and 12-for-38 (31.6 percent) shooting from three. No one on Indiana scored more than 16 points.

And on the other end of the floor, a pair of gigantic performances lifted the Bucks to a win. Khris Middleton, who has done just about everything he can to keep his team afloat in this series, once again looked like an All-Star. He went for 29 points, 12 rebounds, and five assists on the evening, which marked the third game in a row that he hit at least the 25-point mark.

But the big surprise was the play of Bobby Portis, who bounced back in a big way from his early ejection in Game 4. One of the emotional leaders of the Bucks, Portis seemed to feed off of the home crowd en route to a new playoff career high, as he also went for 29 points and pitched in 10 rebounds for good measure.

All five of Milwaukee’s starters hit double-digit scoring, with Malik Beasley going for 18 points, Brook Lopez putting up 12 points, and Patrick Beverley getting a double-double with 13 points and 12 assists.

The series will now head back to Indiana for Game 6, and one question looms over everything: Will either Antetokounmpo or Lillard be able to go? Antetokounmpo has not played all series due to a calf injury, while Lillard has missed the last two games due to an achilles strain. Both were listed as doubtful heading into Game 5.

While a tip time has yet to be announced, Game 6 will take place on Thursday night on TNT.

The New York Knicks will have to play at least one more game before they can move on to the second round thanks to an unbelievable performance from Tyrese Maxey. The Sixers young star guard erupted for 46 points and nine assists to will Philadelphia to a Game 5 win in overtime in the Garden, producing some incredibly clutch buckets late in the fourth quarter to keep their season alive.

The biggest of them was his pullup three from the logo to tie the game at 97-97 with under 10 seconds to play, as he evaded a late attempt by the Knicks to foul up three, rising up off a high screen to force overtime.

It was an unbelievable shot and left the MSG crowd stunned, as they were ready to start the party after New York went up six with 30 seconds to play. Among the Knicks fans in shock at Maxey’s late game heroics was Jon Stewart, who was courtside and stood there staring in disbelief as Maxey celebrated his bucket running back up the sideline, creating a truly incredible picture.

After the game, Stewart poked fun at himself for ending up in the indelible image of the night, giving Maxey his props but noting he’s “too old for this shit.”

Stewart’s reaction was certainly kinder than some Knicks fans, including Tracy Morgan who reacted the way many in the Garden did, flipping off the Sixers star as he ran by him.

Those are pretty much the two ways to respond to that situation. You can either stand there in respectful disbelief, or let out some frustration in a more blunt manner. In any case, the Knicks will have to go back to Philadelphia for a Game 6 they definitely were hoping to avoid in front of the rabid Sixers faithful, and if the series does shift back to MSG for Game 7, it will be an absolutely electric — and tense — atmosphere.

It seems like Drake has responded to Kendrick Lamar‘s scathing diss track, “Euphoria.” Lamar has has had the internet abuzz after dropping the diss track today (April 30), and fans have been wondering when and if Drake will respond.

Earlier this evening, Drake took to his Instagram story, sharing a clip from the 1999 movie, 10 Things I Hate About You. In the clip, Julia Stiles’ character reads a poem directed at Heath Ledger’s character.

“I hate the way you talk to me, and the way you cut your hair/ I hate the way you drive my car. I hate it when you stare. I hate your big dumb combat boots, and the way you read my mind. I hate you so much it makes me sick; it even makes me rhyme! I hate it, I hate the way you’re always right. I hate it when you lie. I hate it when you make me laugh, even worse when you make me cry. I hate it when you’re not around, and the fact that you didn’t call.”

The clip in the Instagram story ends right before Stiles’ character says “But mostly I hate the way I don’t hate you. Not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all.”

Drake seems to have shared this clip mockingly in response to several gripes listed in Lamar’s song.

On “Euphoria,” Lamar raps “It’s always been about love and hate, now let me say I’m the biggest hater / I hate the way that you walk / the way that you talk / I hate the way that you dress / I hate the way that you sneak diss / if I catch flight, it’s gon’ be direct.”

But it looks like Drake is having a laugh about the whole ordeal.

Now, the question is, will Drake respond in the form of a new song.

You can see Drake’s story above.

Beavis And Butt-Head are back. Sort of. In the most recent episode of Saturday Night Live, host Ryan Gosling and cast member Mikey Day dressed as Beavis And Butt-Head, respectively. The sketch was set in a game show, hosted by Heidi Gardner, and proved so funny that Gosling, Day, and Gardner all broke character, visibily giggling throughout the sketch.

But that wasn’t the last we’d see of the characters. Tonight (April 30), at the premiere of Gosling’s new movie, The Fall Guy, Gosling and Day dressed up as the characters again. Not only did they arrive in costume, but in a video shared by Variety, Gosling and Day are seen emulating the characters’ personalities.

Earlier this year, Gosling was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Ken in Barbie. Though he did not win, he seems to still have his eyes on the prize. While on the red carpet, Gosling noted that with The Fall Guy, he is shooting to win an award in another category.

“This whole movie is a campaign to get a stunt award at the Oscars,” said Gosling, thanking the movie’s stunt performers.

You can see clips from The Fall Guy red carpet premiere above.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are one win away from moving on to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Despite not having the services of Jarrett Allen on Tuesday night during their game against the Orlando Magic, Cleveland was able to secure a 104-103 win to take a 3-2 series lead in the first round of the postseason.

In a game that was tight for much of the second half, Evan Mobley will go down as one of Cleveland’s heroes on the evening. The Cavs needed him to come up big with Allen sidelined, and he managed to put up 14 points on 7-for-11 shooting with 13 rebounds, four assists, two steals, and two blocks. He also made the play of the game in the waning moments, as Cleveland was holding on to a two-point lead and Franz Wagner attempted to drive to the rim.

While it looked like Wagner had a path to the rim, Mobley was able to stay on his hip. And as he went up for a layup, Mobley managed to time things perfectly and use his length to pin Wagner’s attempt against the backboard.

Donovan Mitchell — who had 28 points on the evening — would go on to ice things from the free throw line. Now, Cleveland will head down to Orlando on Friday night with the hopes of winning a playoff series without LeBron James on the roster for the first time since 1993.

The Philadelphia 76ers will live to fight another day. In what might go down as the best game of the 2024 NBA playoffs, Philly walked into Madison Square Garden and won an overtime thriller against the New York Knicks, 112-106, as each team’s All-Star point guard put on a show.

The Sixers came out and looked like a team that was fighting for its postseason life. While they were certainly aided by a bad quarter from the Knick offense — which shot 38.9 percent from the field, didn’t make any threes, had five turnovers, and got kept off of the offensive glass — Philadelphia book ended the frame with a pair of runs. Right away, the Sixers rushed out to a 10-2 lead, and after New York managed to make things close, the quarter ended with Philly scoring eight points in a row to hold onto a 26-17 lead.

It took about two and a half minutes in the second quarter for the lead to disappear because of a years-long issue for the Sixers: Joel Embiid heading to the bench. As the former league MVP sat and watched, New York was able to tie things up by going on an 11-2 run right out of the gates in the second.

Even after Embiid came back in, the Knicks were able to stay hot to take their first lead of the game behind another 11-2 run that had the Garden rocking.

While the Knicks were able to get their lead up to double-digits, the Sixers were able to get into a bit of a rhythm at the very end of the quarter, which meant New York took a 49-43 lead into the locker room at halftime. Brunson’s 15 points led the Knicks, while Deuce McBride provided another eight off the bench and both OG Anunoby and Josh Hart went for seven points and three rebounds. For Philadelphia, Tyrese Maxey’s 15 points led the way, with Tobias Harris pitching in 10. Embiid struggled from the field, going 3-for-10, but nearly had a double-double with eight points and nine rebounds.

The third quarter had a very similar start to the first, as Philadelphia once again came out and played like a team with its back against the wall. Instead of wilting, the Sixers ripped off a 12-2 run which let them take the lead away thanks in large part to Maxey.

But all series long, we’ve seen both of these teams take punches from the other, get knocked down, get off the mat, and throw some haymakers of their own. Immediately after Philadelphia took the lead, New York responded, and the rest of the quarter was defined by an inability from either side to open up a comfortable lead. While the Knicks held a 70-69 lead after three and the Garden was as raucous as it was during any point of the series, the Sixers always seemed to have something for them to keep them within reach.

Nick Nurse opted to keep Embiid and Maxey on the floor to start the fourth, and while Maxey still had something left in the tank, Embiid clearly looked out of it. Whether it was his knee or just general fatigue, the reigning NBA MVP had a hard time dealing with a hyper-aggressive Knicks squad.

After a timeout following the turnover that led to that McBride bucket, Nurse went ultra-small and took Embiid off the floor, as he rolled out a lineup with Maxey, Kyle Lowry, Kelly Oubre, Harris, and Nic Batum. The gambit didn’t help Philadelphia cut into the lead — New York went from up by three points to up by five in the 1:12 that Embiid got a breather — but that rest made it so Embiid could play the remainder of the game.

As the teams went down the stretch, Brunson and Maxey did what they could to carry their respective teams. With just under 100 seconds left, an Embiid turnover turned into an Anunoby dunk that put the Knicks up by five, but Maxey came right back down and scored to keep it a one possession game … but unfortunately for him, Brunson came right back down and hit a jumper.

The teams traded buckets before the apparent dagger came. With just under 30 seconds left, the Sixers attempted to trap Brunson near midcourt while the shot clock was winding down. He was able to get the ball to McBride, though, who had a totally wide open jumper from the free throw line that he drilled.

And yet the Sixers would not die. The door got cracked open by Maxey converting a 4-point play to get the lead down to two, and after Hart split a pair of free throws, Maxey got the ball once again, pulled up for the logo, and forced overtime.

Brunson landed the first haymakers of overtime, as he scored the first five points of the opening frame before Maxey came down and drilled a three of his own. That triple by Maxey kicked off a run for Philly, as the team scored nine points in a row to go up, 106-102.

The Knicks’ drought got broken by a Flagrant 1 foul by Embiid on Brunson, who split a pair of free throws before drilling a three to tie things up. A bucket by Oubre with a minute left helped the Knicks go back up, and after both teams turned the ball over, the Knicks had the ball with less than 30 seconds left and a chance to go ahead. Instead, a miscommunication by Brunson and Isaiah Hartenstein led to yet another turnover, which led to a foul and Harris hitting both of his efforts from the charity stripe to give Philadelphia a two-possession lead that they would not lose.

Maxey might get a statue in the City of Brotherly Love for his performance, as he went for 46 points, nine assists, and five rebounds. Harris had 19 and eight rebounds, and while Embiid didn’t have his best night (7-for-19 shooting, nine turnovers), he still went for 19 points, 16 rebounds, 10 assists, and five blocks. The Knicks were led by Brunson’s 40 points, six assists, three rebounds, and three steals. Hart (18 points), Anunoby (17 points), and McBride (14 points) also scored in double-figures.

Now, the teams will head down to Philadelphia for Game 6, where the Sixers will look to defend their homecourt and improbably send the series back to New York for a winner-take-all matchup.

Do you ever feel like you’re on an eternal quest for good sleep? Have you tried everything from sleep masks and white noise machines to weighted blankets and herbal supplements? If so, it’s probably time to reconsider the most obvious element of good sleep: your mattress. Of course, when it comes to mattresses, for years memory foam has been the top choice for comfort. But today consumers want something that is more sustainable and healthy. And for that reason, more and more are turning to the Peace Lily Latex Mattress, a game-changer in the world of sleep. This 100% organic marvel doesn’t just deliver superior comfort; it does so without using any of the toxic chemicals that are bad for your health and the planet. Want to hear more about how you can get a better night’s sleep and help the planet at the same time? Then let’s talk about why you should choose latex over memory foam.

The Problem with Memory Foam

Memory foam mattresses, while cozy at first cuddle, come with a long list of not-so-cozy problems. Ever wake up in the middle of the night feeling like you’re sleeping on a radiator? That’s heat retention for you, a notorious trait of memory foam that turns your bed into a sauna. Do you often find yourself waking up with the morning sniffles or headaches that just won’t quit? You may assume that this is natural, but it’s often a silent signal of off-gassing—the release of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the synthetic materials memory foam beds are famous for.

But it’s not just about uncomfortable nights or mysterious sniffles. The environmental toll of these synthetic materials is hefty, contributing to our planet’s growing pile of non-biodegradable waste. As we become more aware of our ecological footprint, the choice of mattress becomes more than a personal comfort issue; it’s a health and environmental decision. Switching from memory foam to a more sustainable option like natural latex isn’t just good for your sleep; it’s a step towards a healthier planet.

The Peace Lily Latex Difference

Latex mattresses are in a league of their own when it comes to combining comfort, durability, and health. Unlike their memory foam counterparts, latex doesn’t trap heat. Instead, latex lets you enjoy a cool, serene slumber thanks to its open-cell structure that promotes air circulation. This means you can say goodbye to those sweaty wake-up calls. Plus, the inherent durability of natural latex ensures that your mattress remains supportive and sag-free, offering an unwavering comfort that lasts for decades, not just years.

Of course, while latex is fantastic, not all latex mattresses are created equal. What makes the Peace Lily Latex Mattress stand out is the fact that it is made of 100% sustainable, certified organic, non-toxic materials. We’re talking inner foam layers made from GOLS certified organic latex with sustainably sourced rubber sap; a cover and handles made from high-density organic cotton for a soft, cloud-like feel; and batting made from GOTScertified organic New Zealand wool for plush, breathable luxury.

To top it all off, Peace Lily is embarking on the world’s first regenerative latex program focused on recovering degraded soil using specialized agroforestry practices. With new estimates saying that in 60 years all of the topsoil in the world will disappear, this makes a real difference! Every single element and sourcing process is thoughtfully chosen for its sustainability, lack of off-gassing, and luxury comfort, ensuring you breathe clean air and reduce your carbon footprint while you sleep soundly.

The Greener Option

So what does sustainably sourced latex actually mean? The Peace Lily Latex Mattress is produced by tapping rubber trees in a way that allows them to continue growing, and thus continue absorbing carbon dioxide. In that way, every single mattress becomes part of a larger, greener cycle.

But the environmental benefits of this particular Peace Lily mattress don’t just stop at production. Sleeping on a mattress free from the toxic chemical cocktail found in many non-organic options means you’re resting in a cleaner, healthier space every night. The Peace Lily Latex Mattress boasts non-toxic, antimicrobial, and hypoallergenic properties, thanks to its natural latex and organic wool. These materials naturally resist dust mites, mold, and mildew, ensuring a sneeze-free, breathable sleep environment. With prestigious certifications like GOLS, GOTS, OEKO-TEX, and eco-INSTITUT® to back up these claims, you get the assurance that you’re sleeping on a mattress that meets the highest standards of environmental and health safety.

Peace Lily, Here for a Good Time and a Long Time

Worried that the Peace Lily Latex Mattress won’t be right for you? Don’t be. For starters, the Peace Lily Latex Mattress is a flippable mattress with two different firmness levels. One side is medium, the other is firm. And if you want something a little softer or firmer you can add a Peace Lily mattress topper for a fully customized sleep. But even if you try all that and you still don’t like the Peace Lily, that’s cool too, because they offer a zero-risk 100-night trial! Sleep on it, dream on it, and if you don’t absolutely love it, they’ll take it back and give you a full refund.

The Peace Lily Latex Mattress ships free, arriving at your doorstep compressed in a box, ready to expand into the bed of your dreams, all over the United States. No extra fees, no hidden costs — just pure, unadulterated comfort waiting to unfold in your bedroom. And it all comes with a 25-year limited warranty so you can feel confident investing in your sleep and health. This mattress is built to last and Peace Lily backs that up with this amazing warranty.

Better Sleep, Better Planet

If you’re looking for the perfect night’s sleep, ditch the environmentally disastrous memory foam and go with natural latex instead. The Peace Lily Latex Mattress offers 100% organic materials and customizable firmness levels, plus cooling sleep, unbelievable durability, and antimicrobial benefits, so you get better sleep and a cleaner planet. If you want to improve your sleep, general health, and contribution to the environment – this is the best investment you can make!

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Rui Gabriel is gearing up for a life-changing summer. Today (April 30), the Venezuelan singer announced his debut album, Compassion, due for release in June. Ahead of the album, Gabriel released his new single, “Summertime Tiger.”

On the song, Gabriel tells the story of a person who is feeling down on their luck, struggling to make the best of their circumstances. Joined by singer Stef Chura, Gabriel offers the person a message of re-assurance.

The song was inspired by Gabriel’s college days in New Orleans.

“‘Summertime Tiger’ is sung from the point of view of someone who is not qualified at all to advise on healthy living, but does it anyway,” said Gabriel in a statment. “The song title is taken from the concept of a ‘regional tiger,’ which is a period of intense growth that countries like South Korea and Ireland experienced at the turn of the 20th Century. Summer is the slowest time of the year for New Orleans and tons of service industry employees tend to both earn less money and work fewer hours, so the idea was that a ‘summertime tiger’ was the patronizing urge to encourage someone to work on themselves during a time when they’re practically unemployed.”

In the song’s accompanying video, viewers see Gabriel and Chura seated at a bar, speaking directly to the watcher. This is juxtaposed with footage of a young boy dressed as a tiger skateboarding through the town.

You can see the video for “Summertime Tiger” above and the Compassion cover art and tracklist below.

1. “Dreamy Boys”
2. “Target” Feat. Kate Teague
3. “Church Of Nashville”
4. “Hunting Knife” Feat. Kate Teague
5. “Summertime Tiger” Feat. Stef Chura
6. “If You Want It”
7. “Change Your Mind” Feat. Kate Teague
8. “Eyes Only”
9. “End Of My Rope”
10. “Money” Feat. Kate Teague

Compassion is out 6/21 via Carpark Records. Find more information here.