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- 1SpaceX Starship reaches orbit for the first time▼‘Starship is in orbit’: cheers go up as huge SpaceX rocket circles Earth for first time
SpaceX's Starship, the largest rocket ever built, has successfully circled Earth in orbit for the first time, prompting cheers at the company as controllers confirmed the milestone. The achievement marks a major step forward for Elon Musk's Starship program, which aims to support future missions to the Moon and Mars.
- 2SpaceX Starship reaches orbit for the first time●‘Starship is in orbit’: cheers go up as huge SpaceX rocket circles Earth for first time https://www. theguardian.com/sci
SpaceX's giant Starship rocket has circled Earth in orbit for the first time, launching from Texas, with cheers erupting at mission control and celebrations spreading among space fans worldwide. The milestone is seen as a major step for the vehicle intended for Moon and Mars missions, after years of test flights that ended in explosions or early failures.
- 3Murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped ill husband die▼Cheers as murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped terminally ill husband die
A Queensland woman who helped her terminally ill husband die will not face a murder trial, after the charge against her was dismissed in court, prompting cheers from those present. The case has reignited debate in Australia about assisted dying, compassion for the terminally ill, and how the law treats carers and family members who help loved ones end their suffering.
- 4French outrage after Saint-Denis mayor joins school rioters●Outrage in France after Bally Bagayoko, the far-left mayor of the country’s most infamous no-go zone Saint-Denis joined
Bally Bagayoko, the far-left mayor of Saint-Denis, is facing outrage in France after allegedly joining student rioters attacking a high school in the area. Witnesses describe him laughing with the crowd, giving high fives and jumping up and down. Critics say a mayor openly siding with rioters undermines public order, while supporters may see it as political solidarity with protesting students.
- 5Huge crowds cheer Pope Leo at open-air Mass in Paris●Huge crowds cheer Pope Leo as he leads open-air Mass in Paris https://www. aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2 026/9/27/huge-
Pope Leo XIV drew around 800,000 people to central Paris for an open-air Mass, with huge crowds cheering as he led the service. The large turnout for the pontiff's visit to the French capital is drawing wide attention and commentary internationally.
- 6Hundreds of Thousands Cheer Pope Leo in Paris▼Hundreds of Thousands in Paris Cheer Pope Leo in Largest Event of French Tour
Pope Leo drew hundreds of thousands of people to Paris for the largest event of his French tour, with massive crowds lining the streets to cheer the pontiff. The turnout marked a high point of the visit to France, underlining the pope's broad public appeal.
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Residents of Laguna, in Santa Catarina, Brazil, have been gathering to support a military firefighter who has reached the final of MasterChef 2026. Local coverage describes community viewing events as neighbors come together to cheer on the finalist, whose strong run on the popular cooking competition has made her a source of local pride.
- 8Ukraine praised for new drone ground vehicle tactic●"Well Done # Ukraine , let's kick the # russian terrorist state's ass back into the swamps!" 👏👏👏 From # pravdaGerashchen
Supporters of Ukraine are cheering reports that Ukrainian forces used a new tactic during Operation Vivaldi, striking Russian troops with unmanned ground vehicles equipped with weapons. The claims, circulated via a channel attributed to Anton Gerashchenko, celebrate the operation as a successful step in the war, with pro-Ukraine voices online applauding the use of UGVs against what they call a terrorist state.
- 9Murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped dying husband●Cheers as murder charge dismissed for Queensland woman who helped terminally ill husband die https://www.theguardian.com
A Queensland woman who helped her terminally ill husband die will no longer face a murder charge, after the case against her was dismissed. Reports of the courtroom decision describe cheers breaking out, and the case has drawn attention to assisted dying laws in Australia, particularly around motor neurone disease and end-of-life choices for terminally ill patients and their carers.
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Dennis Haskins, the actor best known for playing principal Richard Belding on the hit sitcom Saved by the Bell, has died at the age of 75. News of his death is prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans who grew up watching him on the show, with many recalling his cheerfully exasperated principal as a defining figure of late-1980s and 1990s television.
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A military flyover approved during Donald Trump's attendance at the Texas-Tennessee football game drew a big reaction from fans in the stadium. Crowds cheered as the aircraft passed overhead, with the moment shared widely and praised by supporters while drawing criticism from others who questioned the use of military resources for a sporting event appearance.
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Dutch darts players made headlines at the World Grand Prix, with Gian van Veen moving through to the next round. Niels Zonneveld delivered a surprise win against Anderson, while Van Veen also progressed. Both results give the Dutch contingent momentum at the tournament and give fans plenty to cheer about.
- 13Wrexham's celebrity owners buy The Turf pub▼Cheers! Wrexham’s celebrity owners buy ‘The Turf’ pub that’s adjacent to the club’s stadium
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the Hollywood owners of Welsh football club Wrexham AFC, have bought The Turf, the historic pub that sits directly beside the club's Racecourse Ground stadium. The buy adds to the actors' growing portfolio in the city, where their ownership has drawn worldwide attention and boosted local business.
- 14Shinchan vs Nobita Vehicle Upgrade Challenge Goes Viral▼Upgrade the Vehicle to Win | Shinchan Vs Nobita 😆
A gaming clip pitting Shinchan against Nobita in an 'upgrade the vehicle to win' challenge has drawn millions of likes, with viewers cheering on the animated rivals as their vehicles get increasingly absurd upgrades. The crossovers between the two popular cartoon characters remain a staple of gaming entertainment content, and this latest head-to-head is drawing big reactions from fans of both franchises.
- 15Artist celebrates the arrival of October●october!! that is all. :abunhdhappyhop: ( https://www. driftingspirits.art ) # art # MastoArt
An artist is marking the start of October with a new piece shared on the art-sharing site Drifting Spirits, posting a short, cheerful note celebrating the month's arrival. Fellow artists and art fans in the Mastodon community have been responding warmly, engaging with the work as part of the ongoing MastoArt creative showcase.
- 16A Darker Mary Poppins TV Series Is Reportedly In The Works▼A Darker Mary Poppins TV Series Is Coming That Will Be Nothing Like The Classic Disney Musical
A new television series based on Mary Poppins is reportedly in development, and it is being described as much darker than the classic Disney musical. Producers are said to be taking the project in a direction far removed from the cheerful 1964 film, leaning into the stranger, more ominous aspects of the original P.L. Travers books. Details on casting, network and release timing have not been announced.
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Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks slugger Aki Nakamura's retirement game is drawing wide attention, with Yudai Onodera reflecting on how a spell on the bench and watching Nakamura helped his growth. Yuki Yanagita admitted he 'got a little teary', recalling a scene from 15 years ago, while a popular actress was spotted cheering from a regular infield seat in a Hawks white uniform, delighting fans.
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Searches across Brazil are asking who won MasterChef 2026. One of the finalists is a military firefighter from Laguna, Santa Catarina, and residents of the city gathered to watch the final and cheer her on. The winner's name is the subject of the searches, with local support for the finalist drawing attention in her hometown.
- 19Trump Appears at Presidents Cup and Addresses Crowd●President Trump makes appearance at Presidents Cup, briefly addresses crowd
President Trump made a surprise appearance at the Presidents Cup golf tournament, briefly addressing the crowd in attendance. The visit drew attention from spectators and media at the event, which pits teams from the United States against an international side. Attendees reported the short remarks drew cheers, and the appearance added a political element to a major sporting occasion.
- 20Trump receives rousing welcome at Presidents Cup in Chicago●THERE HE IS! President Trump just WALKED OUT to MASSIVE cheers and "USA! USA!" chants at the President's Cup in Chicago
President Donald Trump walked out to loud cheers and chants of "USA! USA!" at the Presidents Cup golf event in Chicago, pumping his fists as he was introduced as President of the United States. The enthusiastic reception quickly spread across social media, with supporters celebrating the moment and the crowd's energy.
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Chinese table tennis star Lin Shidong is drawing attention in Japan amid coverage of the Asian tournament in Nagoya, Aichi. Japanese media are focusing on the behavior of Chinese fans, who reportedly dominated the stands with loud cheering, prompting debate in China itself over fans 'airing shame abroad', especially around world No.1 Wang Chuqin's apparent slump.
- 22Air Force One Flyover Stuns Crowd at Tennessee-Tennessee Game in Knoxville●Trump Thrills Knoxville Crowd with Air Force One Flyover at Texas-Tennessee Game
President Donald Trump drew a huge reaction in Knoxville when Air Force One performed a low flyover during the Tennessee-Tennessee game, with fans in the stadium cheering and waving as the plane passed overhead. Clips of the moment spread quickly online, with supporters calling it a showstopping surprise and critics questioning the use of the presidential aircraft for a sporting event.
- 23Marvell Stock Rises Overnight on Google Custom AI Chip Talks▼Marvell Stock Jumps Overnight On Buzz Of Custom Google AI Chip Talks: Retail Bulls Cheer Loudly
Marvell Technology shares climbed in overnight trading amid reports that the chipmaker is in talks with Google over a custom artificial intelligence chip. Retail investors reacted enthusiastically, with bullish commentary driving sentiment around the semiconductor company. The potential deal would add Marvell to the list of firms helping tech giants design their own AI silicon.
- 24Christmas chapter at Uff Fast Food amid city strikes●Paros en la ciudad, pero en Uff Fast Food brilla la Navidad. Luces, árbol, panetones… y un cliente enmascarado que solo
A new chapter of a serialized fiction story set at Uff Fast Food has been published, placing a Christmas scene of lights, a tree and panettones against a backdrop of strikes paralyzing the city. The episode features a masked customer asking Honi for a kiss, receiving a punch instead, and smiling anyway.
- 25Trinity Rodman cheers on boyfriend Ben Shelton at US Open▼Soccer star Trinity Rodman cheers on boyfriend Ben Shelton at 2026 US Open
Soccer star Trinity Rodman was in the stands at the US Open supporting her boyfriend, tennis player Ben Shelton. The sighting drew attention as the couple's relationship continues to attract interest from fans of both sports, with Rodman balancing her own soccer commitments while showing up for Shelton during one of tennis's biggest tournaments.
- 26Theatres erupt as Avengers Endgame returns to screens●Avengers Assemble: theatre reaction (Infinity Vision) #Endgame #encore #infinityvision
Audiences are packing cinemas for encore screenings of Avengers: Endgame, with videos capturing crowds cheering, clapping and reacting to key moments in theatres. The rerelease has drawn large turnouts, particularly in India, where fans are treating repeat screenings as a communal celebration of the film's biggest scenes nearly six years after its original release.
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A crowd in Buffalo, New York, broke into loud cheers during the playing of 'O Canada' before a hockey game, a notable moment given ongoing tensions between the United States and Canada. Clips of the gesture spread quickly online, with many praising the display of goodwill toward the neighbouring country while others debated the political overtones of anthem reactions at sports events.
- 28Djokovic reacts to China Open crowd backing him over home player●Novak Djokovic delivers his honest reaction after the China Open crowd cheered for him more than his Chinese opponent
Novak Djokovic spoke about the support he received at the China Open, where the Beijing crowd cheered for him more loudly than for his Chinese opponent. The Serbian star gave what he called his honest reaction to the unusual home-crowd dynamic, a moment that has drawn attention given the expectation that local fans would back their own player.
- 29Volunteer Swiss chard thriving on Ireland's Atlantic coast●Look what is growing in our neighbours stone yard/garden! 😄 I have grown swiss chard and got plenty of seeds. This candi
A resident of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Coast reports swiss chard growing spontaneously in a neighbour's stone yard, likely spread from their own garden by strong coastal winds and storms. The gardener says they grew swiss chard and harvested plenty of seeds, with one seed finding its way across to the neighbouring plot. The post quotes Jeff Goldblum's line 'Nature always finds its way', and readers are responding warmly to the small, cheerful example of nature spreading on its own.
- 30Spanish film 'The Horse' draws Oscar cheers at home●Spain cheering for their horse at the Oscars and highly rating it... more news at 11. Reminds me of Brazilian and "I'm s
Spanish audiences are celebrating and highly rating their country's horse-themed film during the Oscars season, with playful comparisons to how Brazil rallied behind 'I'm Still Here' during its awards campaign. The moment has become a point of national pride, with fans cheering the film's recognition on social media.
- 31Alison Hammond reveals panic attack on This Morning●Alison Hammond reveals she suffered 'massive panic attack' on This Morning https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-
Television presenter Alison Hammond has revealed she suffered a 'massive panic attack' while appearing on ITV's This Morning. She shared the experience with fans via Instagram, drawing attention to her struggles with anxiety despite her typically cheerful on-screen persona. The disclosure has prompted conversation about mental health pressures in live television, with the story picking up coverage in the showbusiness press.
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The Swedish toast "skål" — meaning cheers — is circulating widely, with people in Sweden repeating the word as a simple, good-natured rallying cry. Typically said before drinks at Midsummer, crayfish parties and other celebrations, the single word is doing the rounds as a light, seasonal greeting among Swedish speakers.
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Fat Bear Week 2026 is underway, the annual tournament where the public votes for the brown bear that has best fattened up for winter hibernation at Katmai National Park in Alaska. Fans are comparing bear photos and championing their favorites ahead of the results.
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Dancing with the Stars favourite Sharna Burgess has shown off a dramatic change to her appearance, and fans are reacting enthusiastically. Coverage from Closer Weekly quotes followers cheering that 'she's back,' suggesting the dancer and TV personality is making a renewed impression with her latest look.
- 35Critics Say Zuckerberg Risks Driving Meta Into the Ground▼If # Meta dies we all win. > It’s Looking Possible That Zuckerberg Is Accidentally Committing Corporate Suicide. https:/
Commentary is circulating arguing that Mark Zuckerberg may be unintentionally wrecking Meta through his aggressive push into hyperscale artificial intelligence, with a Futurism piece describing it as possible 'corporate suicide'. Some observers are openly cheering a potential Meta collapse, saying 'if Meta dies we all win'. Investors, according to the report, appear to be growing uneasy about the company's spending direction.
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The Cleveland Browns beat the Carolina Panthers 21-18 in their home opener, with Deshaun Watson rallying the team from behind to turn boos into cheers. The win was overshadowed by controversy, as fans and analysts blasted an officiating call that went against Cleveland during the matchup, with commentators calling it ridiculous and abysmal. The comeback victory and the disputed decision are driving debate among NFL fans.
- 37Snoopy Brings Art and Joy to Young Hospital Patients▼Snoopy Brings Art, Joy and Kindness to Children Across Novant Health
Snoopy, the Peanuts character, is the focus of a new initiative bringing art, joy and kindness to children being treated across Novant Health facilities. The programme appears designed to lift the spirits of young patients through familiar, friendly artwork and activities. Further details about the scope and dates of the campaign were not provided.
- 38Double rainbow spotted on the way to hospital lifts spirits●A double rainbow from yesterday that I saw on my way in to hospital🌈🌈 # rainbow # happiness # hope # health
A person heading in to hospital shared that they saw a double rainbow on their journey, describing it as a sign of happiness, hope and health. The small but warm moment has resonated with people online, many of whom welcome a bit of good cheer and optimism during a difficult personal time.
- 39Anna Yamada stars in new Asahi Super Dry campaign●https://www. gotorola.com/554368/ # 山田杏奈 「乾杯!キンキンに冷えてて最高」 # アサヒスーパードライ # Entertainment # アサヒスーパードライ # アサヒスーパードライ30 # エンタ
Japanese actress Anna Yamada is featured in new promotional material for Asahi Super Dry, telling fans to raise a glass with the line "Cheers! Ice cold and perfect." The push highlights the beer's signature crisp chill as the brand marks its 30th anniversary, with entertainment outlets picking up the spot.
- 40Michael Stewart leads Dunhill after back nine surge▼Right at home: Scotsman Michael Stewart leads Dunhill after back nine blitz
Scotsman Michael Stewart leads the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship after a rapid scoring run on the back nine of his opening round. The 48-year-old Scot, playing on home soil, carded a series of birdies down the stretch to move to the top of the leaderboard, giving home fans plenty to cheer in St Andrews.