Iran has delivered a sharp and unusually sarcastic response to Donald Trump’s recent claims on the Strait of Hormuz, escalating an already tense war of words over one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints. In a strongly worded pushback, Tehran dismissed Trump’s assertions about Iran’s supposed commitments to keep the Strait open and refrain from using it as strategic leverage. The response didn’t stop at official denial, remarks circulating from Iranian channels, including diplomatic voices, openly mocked the US President, even suggesting he “turn off the phone, relax, and stop posting,” alongside a jab advising him to block Benjamin Netanyahu. WATCH

Sean "Diddy" Combs may be out of the spotlight for now, but behind the scenes, the narrative appears to be shifting. Fresh industry chatter suggests that Combs is quietly mapping out a high-stakes return to music, with long-term plans possibly stretching toward a global comeback following his expected release in 2028. While there’s no official confirmation yet, the conversation is already gaining serious traction across entertainment circles. A key talking point? His long-standing connection with Usher. Their relationship, rooted in early mentorship during Usher’s formative years, is once again under the microscope. Despite describing those early experiences as intense, Usher has continued to acknowledge Combs’ influence on his journey, adding weight to speculation around a potential reunion, whether on stage or in the studio.