The No Fun League is back at it again.

On Monday night (Mar. 26), ESPN NFL analyst Benjamin Solak posted a screenshot from the league’s rules report that was sent out to teams recently highlighting that the “nose wipe” celebration is now deemed unsportsmanlike and will cost teams a 15-yard penalty.

The “nose wipe” will fall under the “violent gesture” category next to celebrations like the throat slash, invisible guns, and sexually suggestive or offensive acts.

Players like Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb use the celebration often after first downs and touchdowns. And as you can guess, is not a big fan of the rule change, tweeting that he has plenty of celebrations in mind.

Young Thug fan account, ThuggerDaily, which became the go-to source during the Atlanta’s rapper’s lengthy RICO trial, saw the news and proclaimed that Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis finally won.

“Oh my God Fani Willis won,” he tweeted. “‘Wiping your nose’ as a celebration is now banned from the NFL and will result in a 15 yard penalty for being a ‘violent gesture’ WTF.”

The “nose wipe” has been popularized by rappers like Young Thug and Future who have referenced the gesture in songs and in pictures often used with the words “slime” and “slatt.”

They both can be heard rapping the phrase on “Sup Mate” from Thugger’s 2019 debut album So Much Fun and it essentially means to confront an enemy to maybe rob them or humiliate them in some way, among other things.

We have to get to the bottom of who sent the NFL the Urban Dictionary link.

MSG Networks, a subsidiary of Sphere Entertainment Co. and part of the business empire run by James Dolan, has another week to repay more than $800 million of debt without facing consequences from its lenders, the company announced Thursday (March 27) in an SEC filing. The company first announced in October 2024 that it was attempting to refinance its term loan and had entered into a forbearance agreement with its lenders. That forbearance was initially rescheduled to expire on Nov. 8, 2024, and subsequently was extended to March 26. 

If MSG Networks is unable to achieve a “refinancing or work-out of its indebtedness,” the company would seek bankruptcy protection, or the lenders could foreclose on the MSG Networks business, according to the company’s latest annual report. Even if MSG Networks is able to refinance the debt, the new terms would be “on terms materially less favorable to MSG Networks than the current terms,” the report says. 

In February, MSG Networks, a regional sports cable network with an online subscription offering, made a principal repayment of $25 million. The debt, which currently stands at $804 million, applies only to MSG Networks, not the division that operates the Sphere venue in Las Vegas. In the quarter ended December 31, MSG Networks had revenue of $139.3 million, down 7.1% from the prior-year period, and an operating loss of $35.0 million. MSG Networks is separate from live events company MSG Entertainment, which spun off from the rest of the company in 2023.

Sphere revenue topped $300 million in the latest quarter, slightly lower than the prior-year period. The quarter included shows by rock legends the Eagles and EDM producer Anyma. As for 2025, Sphere has announced residencies by country star Kenny Chesney and ‘90s boy band Backstreet Boys. A second Sphere is in the works in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. 

Congrats are in order for MGK and Megan Fox, who welcomed their first child together on Thursday (March 27). Kelly revealed the birth of their daughter in a heartfelt post to Instagram with a glimpse of their baby girl.

“She’s finally here!! our little celestial seed,” MGK (formerly Machine Gun Kelly) captioned the post with a photo of his daughter gripping his fingers. “3/27/25.” Congratulatory messages poured into the comment section from fans and some of his music peers.

He added on his IG Story: “We composed the score of the birth. Born into 432 HZ what an epic journey praise God.”

The baby girl makes MGK a girl dad for the second time, while she is Megan Fox’s fourth child. Fox has three previous children with her ex-husband, actor Brian Austin Green.

MGK and Fox began dating in 2020 and continued to be on-and-off before parting ways in November 2024, which wasn’t long after she revealed her pregnancy earlier in the month with a post showcasing her baby bump to IG. “Nothing is ever really lost. welcome back,” she wrote.

The former couple attempted to start a family years earlier, but Fox unfortunately suffered a miscarriage in 2022. MGK dedicated his “Twin Flame” performance at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards to his “wife” and “unborn child.”

Brian Austin Green put MGK on blast earlier Thursday when reportedly sharing a DM from the Cleveland native regarding the imminent birth of Kelly and Fox’s daughter.

“Stop asking when our child is gonna be born. you the FEDS,” Kelly wrote to Green, per People. “Quit calling TMZ and focus on that apology you owe me for speaking my name in public. You chose the wrong one to f— with mr child actor. go back to cereal commercials.”

MGK expressed his excitement for becoming a father for the second time in February. “Church was right on time today,” he wrote alongside emojis of a baby bottle and someone holding a baby. “Can’t wait.”

On the music side, MGK paid tribute to his late friend and extreme sports legend Luke “Dingo” Trembath with “Your Name Forever” earlier this month.

Find MGK’s post revealing the birth of his daughter below.

Chris Hemsworth is a music fan, just like the rest of us. So much so, that he once asked for a selfie with a major pop star.

The Avengers actor joined The Late Show With Stephen Colbert this week, where he answered a series of deep-dive questions to get to know him better. One of the first questions was his first concert, which was Powder Finger, a popular Australian rock band. “I had my brother’s ID and got into the pub they were playing at. I was 16,” Hemsworth explained, after some playful banter due to Colbert not recognizing the group.

Hemsworth was then asked if he’d ever asked for an autograph from someone, to which he first jokingly replied, “Powder Finger,” before revealing his real answer. “I got a photograph with Billie Eilish at the Oscars,” he recalled. “I remember thinking, ‘Ah, don’t do it. Don’t do it. But my kids are going to love this.’ The moment I took it, I went from work colleague to a fan and we’ll never be friends. Never be best friends.”

His last music-related question was revealing which song he’d listen to for the rest of his life: “More Than This” by English rock band Roxy Music.

While Hemsworth didn’t specify which Oscars ceremony the Eilish selfie occurred, the 23-year-old “Bad Guy” singer is a two-time Academy Award winner. She and her brother Finneas took home the best original song award in 2022 and 2024, for “No Time to Die” from the 007 film of the same name and “What Was I Made For?” from Barbie, respectively.

Watch the full interview below.

When Taylor Swift‘s The Tortured Poets Department dropped in April last year, fans were all but certain that a person mentioned in the album’s title track was supposed to be Lucy Dacus. And nearly one year later, the Boygenius star has finally officially confirmed that she was, in fact, the “Lucy” in question, revealing that the pop superstar actually reached out to her before its release to make sure the name drop was all right.

In an interview with People published Thursday (March 27), Dacus responded candidly when asked point-blank whether she was the “Lucy” referenced in the bridge of “The Tortured Poets Department.” “I think it’s fair game to say yes,” the “Night Shift” singer said. “She actually texted me and asked for my approval.”

Widely believed to be about Swift’s short-lived romance with The 1975’s Matty Healy in 2023, “The Tortured Poets Department” finds the 14-time Grammy winner singing, “Sometimes I wonder if you’re gonna screw this up with me/ But you told Lucy you’d kill yourself if I ever leave/ And I had said that to Jack about you, so I felt seen/ Everyone we know understands why it’s meant to be.”

Fans determined at the time of the album’s release that the “Jack” referenced in the same stanza was likely Swift’s longtime producer, Jack Antonoff. Dacus and the Bleachers frontman aren’t the only stars who got shoutouts, though; a certain “See You Again” singer was also featured in the song’s lyrics, with the Eras Tour headliner proclaiming, “You smoked and ate seven bars of chocolate/ We declared Charlie Puth should be a bigger artist.”

According to Dacus, the ordeal of listening to The Tortured Poets Department — which spent a collective 17 weeks atop the Billboard 200 — and hearing herself referenced in the lyrics was “so crazy.” “This [was] the first Taylor record to come out since meeting her, and listening to a friend’s record feels so much different than a stranger’s record,” the Virginia native told People. “So I was like, ‘This is really weird. This voice that I’ve heard basically what feels like my whole waking life saying my name.’”

“It was definitely an experience,” she added. “I sat down and I was like, ‘Huh. Wow.’ But I think that that record of hers is super open-hearted, and I don’t know how many people at her level, if anyone is at her level, are writing from the heart that openly.”

The interview comes one day ahead of Dacus’ fourth studio album, Forever Is a Feeling. Earlier this month, the “Ankles” songwriter — who recently confirmed her long-rumored romance with Boygenius bandmate Julien Baker — spoke to Billboard about her most romantic LP yet.

“Once you focus on one thing and one person, it actually recontextualizes everything else,” she said. “You realize that every detail is its own universe.”