England fans booed hydration breaks during their World Cup match against Croatia, viewing them as an "Americanization" of football and a source of extra advertising revenue. Despite player and coach acceptance, supporters feel the breaks disrupt the game's flow, especially in air-conditioned stadiums.
Donald Trump's granddaughter, Kai Trump, posted an Instagram video of them at an NBA Finals game, but the audio appears to have been altered to replace crowd boos with cheers. Trump claimed the crowd reaction was "mostly cheers."
New college graduates are booing commencement speakers who promote AI, reflecting a broader societal unease. Microsoft President Brad Smith acknowledged this sentiment, urging the tech industry to "raise the bar" and ensure AI serves people, not replaces them.
UK police warn hundreds of homes are taken over weekly by drug gangs through 'cuckooing', targeting vulnerable individuals, with horrific exploitation and limited legal recourse until new laws take effect.
Four neo-Nazis have been found guilty of offensive behaviour for disrupting a Melbourne Anzac Day dawn service by booing an Indigenous elder. Magistrate James FitzGerald ruled the act was offensive given the event's solemn nature.
Eli Toby pleaded guilty to disrupting a Sydney Anzac Day service by booing during a Welcome to Country. He was fined $880 and received a conviction, with the judge noting his "ignorance" and refusal to apologize.
Eli Toby, 24, pleaded guilty to disrupting a Sydney Anzac Day service by booing during a Welcome to Country. He was fined $880 and convicted, refusing to apologize directly for his actions.
Travis Scott angered fans in Istanbul after a performance lasting less than 20 minutes. The 35-year-old rapper's debut concert, which had a limited audience and tickets starting at $330, was met with boos as he left the stage early. Fans expressed frustration over the short duration and late start.
Graduates across the US are booing commencement speakers who mention artificial intelligence, expressing concerns about job displacement and the perceived lack of understanding from policymakers. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt faced significant backlash at the University of Arizona.
University graduates are booing and heckling corporate executives who praise AI at commencement ceremonies, expressing anger over job displacement and a perceived disconnect from the tech industry.
US graduates are booing commencement speakers who mention AI, reflecting a backlash against technology perceived as benefiting billionaires while displacing workers and disrupting communities. Concerns about job losses and data center impacts are growing.
France are set to challenge England's dominance in the Women's Six Nations final on Sunday, aiming to break a six-year runner-up streak and end England's 37-game winning run. Despite England's strong record, they face challenges with injuries and retirements, while France boasts strong defensive statistics and an in-form attack.
Nintendo announces a Switch 2 remake of the 1997 game Lylat Wars (Star Fox 64), sparking discussion on nostalgia-driven gaming trends. Meanwhile, the industry sees a surge in remakes and reboots, with mixed reactions from critics and players.
Astronomlar, Star Wars filminde Luke Skywalker karakterinin dünyası "Tatooine" gibi iki yıldızın etrafında dönen 27 yeni potansiyel gezegen keşfetti.
Bilim insanları, TESS uydusundan elde edilen verilerle Star Wars'taki Tatooine gezegenine benzeyen, iki güneşli sistemlerde yer alan 27 yeni öte gezegen keşfetti.
Bilim insanları, TESS verilerini kullanarak Star Wars evrenindeki Tatooine gezegenine benzer özellikler gösteren, iki yıldız etrafında dönen 27 yeni potansiyel gezegen keşfetti.
Witnesses have told a court they were "disgusted" when a group of men interrupted last year's Anzac Day Dawn Service in Melbourne.
Witnesses have told a court they were "disgusted" when a group of men interrupted last year's Anzac Day Dawn Service in Melbourne.
RSL Australia will review its Welcome to Country guidelines after Indigenous elders were booed during Anzac Day services across the country.
The Whadjuk Noongar elder who was booed and heckled while giving a Welcome to Country at Perth's Anzac Day dawn service says she had a right to speak at the event and will not back down.
While condemnation has been swift after Indigenous elders were booed on Anzac Day, solutions to this type of racism seem harder to pin down. Elders have advice to share.
Jeers could be heard for more than a minute as Uncle Ray Minniecon spoke at yesterday's Anzac service in Sydney with similar scenes playing out in Melbourne and Perth.
Jeers could be heard for more than a minute as Uncle Ray Minniecon spoke at yesterday's Anzac service in Sydney with similar scenes playing out in Melbourne and Perth.
Indigenous elders face booing from crowd members at dawn services in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth, with one man arrested and charged over his alleged involvement and others issued with move-on orders.
