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Great news, late-night fans: John Oliver is yet again in possession of a jockstrap worn by Russell Crowe for Cinderella Man. The jockstrap has been acquired by the Last Week Tonight show host several times and has a long history as a sort-of joke and sort-of charitable item. Oliver initially bought the undergarment in 2018 during an auction Crowe dubbed "The Art of the Divorce," which involved the actor selling more than 200 items in the wake of his divorce from Danielle Spencer. Last Week Tonight purchased it for $7,000 and eventually donated it to the last remaining Blockbuster Video store in Anchorage, Alaska, in an effort to boost their business. Crowe said he donated the profits to the Australia Zoo, which said it would use the money to fund the "John Oliver Koala Chlamydia Ward. "More from Rolling StoneAfter the Blockbuster Video shop closed that same year, the jockstrap made its way back to Oliver. He reunited it with Crowe in a segment on Last Week Tonight. In 2025, Last Week Tonight put it up for auction again to help raise funds for public TV and radio stations. This time it was bought for $21,000 from an anonymous buyer.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are back in the UK and it hasn’t taken them long to get back in the swing of things. Since swapping Los Angeles for London this summer, they have kept a relatively low profile with this outing to Nottingham their first official joint engagement together since their return to the UK.

MédiasSegmentsOilers-Ducks ce soir: vengeance attendue et débuts de recrues surveillésSegment · 2:29 · 07 oct. 2026Continuer ailleursRésuméOlivier Paiement et François-Xavier Bénard analysent le duel Oilers-Ducks de ce soir, revanche symbolique après l'élimination surprise d'Edmonton en première ronde l'an passé. Au menu: le début de saison solide des Ducks, le dossier gardien chez les Oilers, et les débuts attendus de Nikita Klepov, repêché grâce à un choix issu de la transaction Mason McTavish.