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Sports, Entertainment & Culture — November 2, 2026

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Antonelli makes F1 history. Kimi Antonelli became Formula One’s youngest world champion — and Italy’s first since 1953 — by finishing third in a crash-filled Mexico City Grand Prix.

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Florida State fires Mike Norvell. The Seminoles dismissed their head coach after a loss to Clemson, triggering one of the biggest moves of this year’s college football coaching carousel.

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Lamar Jackson headed to injured reserve. Baltimore’s quarterback needs surgery on his right thumb and will be placed on injured reserve — a potentially season-ending blow that reshapes the AFC playoff picture.

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My Chemical Romance scores first No. 1. The Black Parade’s 20th-anniversary reissue topped the Billboard 200, giving the band its first No. 1 — the longest wait ever for an album to reach the chart’s summit.

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