“Manners first, then miraculous shootouts.”

In the season three finale of Gilded Age, George Russell survives a shooting due to the intervention of Dr. Kirkland. Actress Carrie Coon discusses the implications of George's survival and Bertha Russell's decisions, hinting at what fans can expect in the upcoming fourth season.

Source: Carrie Coon on Huge Price for Bertha and George (hollywoodreporter.com)

“Helmet's got a better bedside manner, anyway.”

Detroit Lions cornerback Morice Norris was hospitalized following a head injury sustained during a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons. He was taken off the field in an ambulance but has since returned to the team's facility two days later.

Source: CB Morice Norris reportedly out of hospital, back with Lions (sports.yahoo.com)

“Blame it on those malicious Canadian birds.”

The Toronto Blue Jays secured a narrow 5-4 victory against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Despite a strong performance from the Blue Jays' pitchers, the Dodgers struggled with 10 hits and 13 walks, leading to missed opportunities, including a critical strikeout from Shohei Ohtani.

Source: Dave Roberts criticizes Shohei Ohtani after Dodgers' frustrating loss (latimes.com)

“Wealth or cake, pick one.”

The Season 3 finale of 'The Gilded Age' concludes with significant developments for the characters on Manhattan's 61st Street, particularly affecting Bertha Russell. The episode raises questions about Mr. Russell's fate and the future of his marriage, setting the stage for Season 4.

Source: What 'The Gilded Age' Season 3 finale means for Season 4 (usatoday.com)

“Nothing says forever like bulletproof vows.”

The latest episode of The Gilded Age, titled 'My Mind Is Made Up', received a 3-star rating. The season finale features key moments like Gladys's wedding and an assassination attempt on George Russell, but concludes with a lackluster ending that feels overly resolved.

Source: Season 3, Episode 8 (vulture.com)

“Even the elephant wishes it could leave.”

Finneas, the Grammy-winning artist, shared his thoughts on an awkward moment he experienced with Taylor Swift during a recent interview. He emphasized that there is no animosity between them, but the memory still makes him feel uneasy.

Source: Finneas Details Awkward Moment With Taylor Swift (tmz.com)

“Guess who forgot to turn off Colorado?”

In western Colorado, firefighters are battling two large wildfires fueled by windy and hot conditions. The blazes have consumed more than 120,000 acres, prompting efforts to protect homes and critical infrastructure. Firefighters are hoping for improved weather to aid their containment efforts.

Source: Colorado wildfires burn more than 120,000 acres as firefighters await better weather (npr.org)

“An eagle’s knees: man's Achilles' heel.”

Philadelphia Eagles left guard Landon Dickerson suffered a leg injury during practice at Lincoln Financial Field. The severity of the injury is currently unknown, but his potential absence could have a significant impact on the team's performance moving forward.

Source: Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson leaves Eagles practice with injury (nytimes.com)

“Finally found my grandfather's retirement fund.”

Researchers have determined that a meteorite, which created a sonic boom over the Southeast in June, is approximately 4.56 billion years old. The findings come after extensive study of the fragments that landed following its dramatic entry into the Earth's atmosphere.

Source: Meteorite that landed in Georgia this summer determined to be older than Earth itself, researchers say (cnn.com)

“Birdies are born champions—they always flock together.”

Justin Rose secured victory at the FedEx St Jude Championship, finishing strong with six birdies in the final eight holes. The 45-year-old English golfer triumphed in a playoff against US Open champion JJ Spaun, marking a significant achievement in his career.

Source: Justin Rose wins nail-biting playoff against JJ Spaun to claim FedEx Cup title (theguardian.com)