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This better be fake
Jackie Chan and Kevin Hart are reportedly set to star in Rush Hour 4.
Replacing Chris Tucker, as Jackie and Chris are allegedly no longer on speaking terms.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
No credible reports support Kevin Hart starring in Rush Hour 4 or replacing Chris Tucker. All coverage confirms Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker as the expected leads, with the pair remaining on friendly terms.
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Jason Washburn retweeted
From someone who built an entire career off a loss. xitter.cf/Acyn/status/2109824224…
I’ve been saying this forever. All I hear about medicine in Europe is that wait times are extreme. Yet here it can take months to see a specialist.
The fact is people don’t know they just soak up the talkin points from the point of view they agree with and take it as truth
FOX: You look at places in Europe, what you get is people waiting so long…
El-Sayed: Do you know average wait time for cardiologist in America is? 2-1/2 months. A lot of other countries don't wait as long to see a cardiologist. The idea that you point to another country and say they failed on this statistic—that we’re not also failing—that is a problem.
I’m a huge Patrick Mahomes fan. But things like this is why people hate the chiefs ABs can’t stand him.
But how is this even a debate? This is football. I’m all for players safety but you can’t ref the violence out of football. Both are clean hits and part of the game smh
Jason Washburn retweeted
You lose 3 in a row - somebody bags getting packed up depending on the organization. Film for 5 hours right after that 3rd loss too (coach dependent). Ain’t nobody going home unless your services are no longer needed.
Europe is not for everybody.
Jalen…what’re you doing?
Jalen Duren and his camp reportedly didn’t take well to the Pistons’ $200M offer, per @sam_amick
“Detroit’s most recent offer was a five-year, $200 million deal (no team or player options) that included weight stipulations that were not received well by Duren or his representatives. As of Sunday evening, league sources said there was no change in the talks – either for the team increasing its offer or Duren showing a willingness to take the most recent one. The Pistons are able to extend the qualifying offer deadline unilaterally, but it is unclear if they have any plans of doing so. Duren, who was also named an All-Star during his breakout 2025-26 regular season, is eligible for a five-year, $287 million deal.”
(Via nytimes.com/athletic/7631226…)
