New College Football Video Game Details Appear To Leak
It appears some more details from the upcoming college football video game might have leaked online.
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AI deepfake porn videos of underage young people are surging in Greece
Attackers are using free online artificial intelligence (AI) tools to turn photos and videos posted on social media into fake porn videos.
Source - Texas' Arch Manning opts out of EA Sports video game - ESPN
More than 10,000 college football players have already opted in for EA Sports College Football 25, which will launch this summer, but fans will have to wait at least another year for Texas quarterback Arch Manning to lead their teams on the new video game.
Lazio fan arrested in Munich for Hitler salute before Bayern match
An Italian fan was arrested in Munich late on Monday for performing an Adolf Hitler salute after the police were called to a beer hall where a gathering of Lazio supporters had assembled.
Texas' Arch Manning will not opt to appear in EA Sports college football video game: report
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Motherwell sign Nigerian striker after "long and arduous process"
Motherwell have snapped up striker Moses Ebiye on a permanent deal until summer 2025 after what boss Stuart Kettlwell has described as a "long and arduous process."
John Beaton continues amid Celtic storm as ref returns to on field duties in Scottish Cup assignment
John Beaton will be back in action to officiate the first Scottish Cup quarter final tie of the weekend - less than seven days after the VAR controversy in Celtic's 2-0 loss to Hearts last Sunday.
Sarfaraz Khan's Father Sends Warning, Slams Fake Accounts Spreading 'Rumours'
The father of Indian cricketer Sarfaraz Khan, Naushad, had to send a warning to cricket fans after ‘fake accounts', impersonating him cropped up on social media, asking people for money on the pretext of selection as IPL net bowlers, cricket academies, and state teams. In a video, Sarfarz's father highlighted how several fake social media accounts have surfaced on different platforms, trying to lure aspiring cricketers into spending money for selection in different tournaments. Naushad urged budding cricketers to believe in their talent and hard work over such people running scams.