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Sept. 29, 2026 5:52 PM PT Perez Hilton’s website has offered an update on the celebrity gossip blogger’s progress following his apparent August suicide attempt, revealing that he has been allowed to see his children and mother. “They were first able to spend time together through a few video calls, and since then, Hilton has also been able to see his children and his mom a few times for short, supervised visits at the facility,” according to the site. “Seeing his children in person has meant an enormous amount to Perez. There have definitely been a lot of emotions for everyone, but being able to spend that time together has been incredibly meaningful and healing.”Hilton, born Mario Lavandeira Jr., experienced a mental health crisis on the night of Aug. 4 in his Miami home and livestreamed himself engaging in self-harm with a box cutter and knife as followers pleaded with him to stop and attempted to contact him. Hilton spent weeks in the hospital receiving treatment for his physical injuries before being transferred to a residential treatment program, where he could “focus fully on his mental health and recovery,” according to a family statement from earlier this month.

At 93, Emma Maria Mazzenga still gets the jitters before a race. "On race day, I'm very tense," she said. "People ask to interview me, and I tell them: Don't come near me until I've run. "Over the last four decades, Mazzenga has won 11 world titles, 31 European championships and 115 Italian races. She currently holds the 200-metre world record in the women's over-90 category: 50.33 seconds, set in 2024, when she was 91. Now she is giving scientists a rare look at just how much of the physical decline we associate with aging may not actually be inevitable. Mazzenga ran as a university student in Padua, in northern Italy. She then stopped for three decades while she taught high school biology and raised two children, largely on her own after her husband died. In 1986, when she was 53, the president of her old university running club rounded up former athletes for the growing field of masters competitions, for those over age 35. "One by one, my friends quit," she said. "I kept going. "In this 2024 file photo, a then-90-year-old Mazzenga shows her membership card for the Italian Athletics Federation, ahead of a race in San Biagio di Callalta, Italy. It shows her birthdate: Aug. 1, 1933

Bayern Munich and the Allianz Arena played hosts to RB Leipzig in what turned out to be a cold horrific night for the visitors. Die Roten Bullen came with better momentum after winning their previous two fixtures, while the home side, on the other hand, came into the game on the back of two disappointing draws, making this fixture a very tricky one. However, some tactical errors from Leipzig allowed Bayern to find its rhythm and bury the Bulls within an hour’s time. This game showed that unless you have mastered the press like PSG, for example, throwing in the low block and counter attacking is the best bet against Bayern Munich. Die Roten possess too much vision, pace and finesse that can crush teams for the smallest mistakes in space management. Here are the Match Awards from this rout:Jersey Swap: Maarten VandevoordtOn a night when the opponent has conceded six goals, it is difficult to hand the jersey swap to the goalkeeper. Yet, clinical saves made by Maarten Vandevoordt kept the scoreline to a single digit. Bayern had Leipzig’s number all night and Martin Demichelis’ men could hardly do much to change the flow of the game.

Khusnutdinov scores go-ahead goal; Los Angeles is 0-4-2 LOS ANGELES -- Marat Khusnutdinov scored the go-ahead goal with 6:24 remaining in the third period, and the Boston Bruins kept the Los Angeles Kings winless with a 4-1 victory at Crypto.com Arena on Saturday.