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It's not just a regular concert, it's an experience!

Backstreet Boys kick off their final leg of their Las Vegas Residency at Sphere tonight and AJ McLean explains how it all comes together as a full experience.

Watch the full interview 🔗: https://bit.ly/3QaWiH6

On this day in 2003, Justin Timberlake released “Señorita,” his fourth single from his debut solo album 'Justified', a track that further cemented his transition from boy band superstar to a bona fide solo artist.

“Señorita” showcased Timberlake’s evolving sound, blending smooth R&B, pop, jazz, and Latin-inspired influences into a groove-filled anthem that quickly became a standout from 'Justified'. Co-written alongside legendary production duo The Neptunes, Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo, the track was built around a distinctive electric piano strut, infectious percussion, and a laid-back rhythm that perfectly captured the feel of a summer record.

Drawing inspiration from the musical genius of Stevie Wonder, Timberlake described the song as having a groove that was tailor-made for warm-weather playlists. Its playful lyrics follow a man attempting to catch the attention of a captivating woman, while its slick production gave listeners a taste of the creative chemistry between Timberlake and The Neptunes that would help define early-2000s pop and R&B.

Critics praised “Señorita” for its unique sound and effortless charisma, while audiences around the world helped turn it into an international hit. The single reached the Top 10 in Australia and New Zealand, charted across Europe, peaked at No. 27 on the Billboard Hot 100, and became a fixture on radio throughout 2003. Its stylish music video also earned recognition, receiving an MTV Video Music Award nomination for Best Male Video in 2004.

During Kyle Lowry's retirement news conference with the Raptors, former Toronto Raptor Vince Carter interrupts Kyle Lowry's retirement announcement with a celebratory phone call to congratulate the all-star on 20 NBA seasons. 🏀🦖

Do you remember? The 21st night of September? 😂

🏀🦖 A moment years in the making may finally be here.

The Toronto Raptors have announced a Tuesday morning news conference featuring General Manager and Executive Vice-President Bobby Webster alongside a mystery "special guest" for what the organization is calling a "milestone team announcement." While the team has remained tight-lipped, all signs are pointing toward one name that forever changed the course of Raptors history: Kyle Lowry.

Reports from Sportsnet's Michael Grange suggest the announcement will center around Lowry's retirement, a fitting tribute to the player who became the heart and soul of basketball in Toronto. The timing certainly fuels the speculation. The press conference is set for 7/7, and Lowry famously wore No. 7 throughout his legendary Raptors tenure, a number that many believe will eventually be raised to the rafters at Scotiabank Arena.

Few athletes have left a mark on a city the way Lowry did. Arriving in Toronto in 2012, he evolved from a talented point guard into the greatest player in franchise history, helping transform the Raptors from playoff hopefuls into NBA champions. His leadership, toughness, relentless competitiveness, and unwavering commitment to the city made him a fan favourite and a symbol of the organization's rise to prominence.

For years, Lowry has said that when the time came to step away from the game, he wanted to sign a one-day contract with Toronto and retire as a Raptor. Now, with the franchise teasing a milestone announcement and Lowry adding to the intrigue with a cryptic Instagram video, anticipation among Raptors fans is reaching a fever pitch.

Whether it's an official retirement announcement, the beginning of a jersey retirement process, or another tribute to one of the franchise's most beloved figures, one thing is certain: Kyle Lowry's legacy in Toronto is already immortal.

The GROAT. The champion. The leader. The standard.

And perhaps tomorrow, the next chapter of a legendary Raptors story begins.

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🇨🇦 Home, but with heads held high.

The Canadian Men’s National Team has returned to Toronto after making history on the world’s biggest stage. Touching down at Toronto Pearson International Airport following their hard-fought Round of 16 exit in Houston, the squad comes home having inspired a nation and elevated Canadian soccer to new heights.

Their journey at the 2026 FIFA World Cup was defined by resilience, belief, and unforgettable moments that captured the attention of fans across the country and around the globe. From battling against some of the world’s top competition to advancing into the knockout stages, this team showcased the passion, talent, and determination that continue to drive Canadian soccer forward.

While the dream of lifting the trophy came to an end in Houston, the impact of this historic run will be felt for years to come. Millions of Canadians rallied behind the team, filling stadiums, gathering in fan zones, and uniting in support of a group that proved Canada belongs among the world’s elite footballing nations.

As the players and staff return home, they do so not only as competitors, but as trailblazers who have helped shape a new era for the sport in Canada. The journey may be over, but the legacy of this World Cup campaign is only just beginning.

Welcome home, Canada. 🇨🇦⚽️



📸: Toronto Pearson//IG