The Golden State Warriors won 126-125 against the Sacramento Kings in a Game 4 thriller in San Francisco on Sunday.

The Warriors survived a crucial late mistake by Stephen Curry as they pulled away from the brink of elimination to tie the series at 2-2 and send the series back to Sacramento.

Curry battled with De’Aaron Fox throughout the game while leading the Warriors with 32 points, 10 of which came in the fourth quarter. But the game nearly unraveled when Curry called a timeout without Golden State.

A technical foul that followed and a Fox 3-pointer with 28.1 seconds left led the Kings to cut their deficit to 126-125. A defensive stop on the next Golden State possession set them up for a potential game-winner with a 3-1 series lead. But Harrison Barnes’ 3-pointer in the final seconds of the game went wide, and the Warriors survived with the win.

Fox scored 12 of his 38 points in the fourth quarter to help cut a 10-point 3rd quarter deficit to 1. He had the ball in his hands to start the final possession, but a double-team by Curry and Draymond Green forced him out. Out to Barnes for the final shot. Barnes was open after Green switched him off, but the ball bounced off the back of the rim when the final buzzer sounded.

A late Steph miss saves the players

After the Warriors had the ball in the game’s final 45 seconds and built a five-point lead, a late stop prevented a nasty collapse. But Curry called a timeout that the Warriors didn’t have with 42.1 seconds left as Golden State took the lead.

The infraction drew a technical foul that forced Malik Monk to make a free throw to cut Golden State’s lead to 126-122.

It also gave Sacramento the ball. After a missed Barnes jumper and an offensive rebound, Fox put the Warriors ahead with a deep pull-up 3 over Green’s outstretched right arm. The shot cut Golden State’s lead to 1, but the Kings never regained the lead.

LONDON, April 22 (Reuters) – Meghan, the wife of Britain’s Prince Harry, criticized the British media on Saturday over reports she exchanged letters with Charles over his decision not to attend his coronation, amid his latest spat with journalists.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Meghan has written to the current monarch to express her concerns about unconscious bias in the royal family. The letter came after the family expressed concern about how dark their son’s skin would be in a 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey.

It said the Duchess of Sussex did not feel she had received a satisfactory response to her concerns.

“The Duchess of Sussex is currently going about her life and is not thinking about the letters from two years ago that relate to conversations four years ago,” Meghan’s spokesman said.

“Any suggestion otherwise is false and frankly ridiculous. We encourage the tabloid media and various state correspondents to stop the tiresome circus that they alone are creating.”

Prince Harry will attend next month’s coronation without Meghan, who will be in California with the couple’s two children. Their eldest, Archie, turned four on the same day.

Harry and Meghan stepped down from royal duties in March 2020, saying they wanted to make a new life in America away from media harassment.

Report by Michael Holden; Written by Kylie MacLellan; Editing by Jonathan Otis Editing by Jonathan Otis

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Frank Ocean’s Coachella performance last Sunday (April 16) was so weird that so much of it happened backstage, some critics thought it must have been a deliberate, clever reconfiguration of expectations for the festival’s headliners. Or something. Ocean himself later said, “That’s not what I meant to show” and canceled his performance at Coachella’s second weekend, which his reps said was on doctor’s orders due to a leg injury. All in all, while the world is still waiting for a sequel to 2016’s instant-classic, no one expected it from his first performance since 2017. Blonde.

In the new chapter Now Rolling Stone Music, Tomasz Meier (who covers Coachella) and Simon Wojciech-Levinson join host Brian Hiatt to discuss Ocean’s potential mindset, whether it’s okay to admit that even geniuses can have bad nights on stage (the answer is “no” to Justin Bieber), and Ocean’s full record so far. A brilliant and chaotic life. Find the chapter Here Go directly to the podcast provider of your choice Apple Podcasts Or SpotifyOr press play above.

We also discuss the new details included Rolling Stone100 ice skaters were set to join the performance before Ocean suddenly changed his mind (again, his representatives blamed a leg injury for any changes.)

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Savannah Chrisley went on a rampage against Southwest Airlines after an attendant manning the airline’s airport kiosk kicked her off the plane because she wanted to take her bag instead of checking it. However, a representative of the airline told ET that he told a “weird story”.

The podcast host took to her Instagram Stories on Thursday to post several videos saying she was supposed to be on a flight home, but instead missed her flight and was forced to board another flight with a connecting stop in Baltimore. Chrisley said the trouble started when the attendant said she needed to check her bag and couldn’t take it.

“So I officially know why everyone hates Southwest so much,” she began her video.

He dissected his video to show the attendant who allegedly kicked him off the plane and called him names before calling him a “danger” and an “a**hole”.

“So, I went to get on my plane to board and he told me he wanted to check my bag,” Chrisley said. “I was like, ‘OK. I’m going, if you don’t mind, I’ll take my bag on the plane. [and] See if I can match it, if not, I’ll check it out. His exact words were, ‘No, that won’t happen.

“Well, well, if I have to check it we’ll go ahead and put a tag on it, but I’d like to see if there’s any room for it,” she continued, “and he’s gone, you’re an unruly traveller.

Chrisley said the pilot was “standing next to me” and told the attendant “he needs to be quiet, he’s going to find a place for my bag.”

“The Southwest attendant actually saw the pilot — the flying man,” said parents Todd and Julie Chrisley, who are serving 19 years in prison after being convicted of federal tax fraud. Responsible for our flight and our safety, the most important person at Southwest Airlines — he looked at him and said, ‘Stay out of it.’

Chrisley then said the attendant told her she wasn’t on the plane.

A Southwest Airlines representative tells ET that it is aware of Chrisley’s video and is “looking into the situation.” The rep continued, “Our initial reports indicate a different story than the customer’s account, that she was late in the boarding process and repeatedly insulted our employee after being asked to gate-check her bag.”

The representative continued, “As a result, the customer was denied boarding on her original flight and we rebooked her on a later flight later that day.”

Chrisley admitted to insulting the assistant after the pilot engaged in his story.

“Now, I’m not going to lie, when this Southwest attendant told the pilot to calm down, I told the Southwest attendant that he didn’t need to be an a**hole today,” she said. “Then he threw me out of the plane.”

Chrisley said she told the aide she wanted to take her 10-year-old sister home that night, but the aide told her, “I don’t care.”

She went on to trash the airline, and begged the “handsome” pilot to switch airlines, and even took a breakup scene with a flight attendant.

“I believe he found a better purpose for his life,” Chrisley said in his video. “Maybe I shouldn’t have said it. But the devil came over me, and then Jesus didn’t come out.”

Chrisley said he would “never fly” Southwest again and that “your airline service is so bad that the airline should put your flight together.”

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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg agreed Friday to allow a former prosecutor from his office to testify at a House GOP investigation into the DA’s case against former President Donald Trump.

Bragg and House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, filed a joint motion Friday that would clear the way for Mark Pomeranz to vote next month.

Spokesperson of the House panel A Report A vote was scheduled for May 12 after Prague’s office withdrew its appeal.

Bragg tried to block elements of the House Judiciary Committee’s investigation last week. Bragg alleges in his lawsuit that the GOP-led panel and Jordan are trying to interfere with his impeachment of Trump.

After a district court ruled Wednesday that Pomerantz must testify before the Judiciary Committee pursuant to a subpoena from the group, Bragg appealed, temporarily blocking the lower court’s ruling.

A spokeswoman for the Manhattan district attorney’s office said Friday that its effort to temporarily block the subpoena “gave us the time we needed to coordinate with the House Judiciary Committee on an agreement that protects the district attorney’s privileges and interests.”

“We are pleased with this resolution, which ensures that any questions from our former employee will be heard in the presence of our general counsel in a reasonable, agreed-upon timeframe,” the spokesperson added.

Jordan’s spokesperson responded to NBC News: “He would have gotten a lawyer anyway. Total spin zone.”

Bragg’s office is suing him over his role in payments to Trump at the end of the 2016 presidential campaign. Trump pleaded not guilty this month to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

Jordan said this month that Pomerantz’s previous role with the DA’s office, leading an investigation into Trump’s finances, “was uniquely positioned to provide relevant and necessary information” to his team’s investigation into Bragg’s prosecution of Trump. Jordan argued that Pomerantz had previously shared information about the matter in a book and in media interviews.

Hall of Famer Charles Barkley is definitely one of us. Last week, TNT NBA Analyst Complain about the brutally late start times during the NBA playoffs. On Thursday, he was trashing the refs.

During the Sixers’ surprisingly exciting 102-97 victory over the Brooklyn Nets in Game 3 of the first round of the playoffs, Sixers guard James Harden was ejected for a flagrant foul 2 after making contact with Royce O’Neal. In the third quarter. Officials said Harden made contact “directly to the groin,” which the Sixers star denied following the game.

The move came after Embiid was ejected after kicking Nets center Nick Claxton in the groin and receiving a technical foul for going past the Sixers star. The officials decided to slap Embiid with a flagrant 1, allowing him to stay in the game.

Barkley thought the officials overplayed it — Embiid should have been ejected and Harden allowed to stay in the game, at one point when he and Shaquille O’Neal got into a heated exchange at halftime.

“You can’t hit him in the hip, you’ve got to kick him in the hip. Then you don’t get caught,” Barkley said following the game. “If you kick him, you can get away with it … So kids at home, don’t kick the boys in their trash. Kick them in the trash.”

“I did not understand the authority in those two calls. One was accidental, one was intentional,” Barkley said. “James’ was an accident… I don’t know how you can call it blatant 2.”

Barkley’s fellow TNT analysts also thought the officials were wrong to eject Harden.

“In this era of basketball, every guard is hooking on their dribble or fumbling with that offhand to get a better position,” Shaq said. “He’s not doing it on purpose, but he’s been abusing it for years to get in touch.”

Nets coach Jack Vaughn stood by Barkley following the game.

“I don’t think I’ve ever seen a guy intentionally kick someone in an area that none of us wanted to kick or aim at and he continued to play,” Vaughn said. . “I’ve never seen that before. A game and a guy can keep playing. On purpose.”

Despite Harden’s ejection, the Sixers took a 3-0 series lead. They go for a sweep at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Saturday at 1 p.m., a game that will again be televised nationally on TNT.

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NBC Sports Philadelphia had fun with their headlines

NBC Sports Philadelphia also broadcast the Sixers’ Game 3 win, and the game producers decided to have a little fun with their kyrons.

During a postgame interview with Tyrese Maxey, who scored 10 points in the final three minutes, the headline read “flat-out winner.”

This isn’t the first time NBC Sports has given Philadelphia Sixers players extra credit.

Last month, after Joel Embiid sunk a game-winning jumper against the Portland Trail Blazers with one second left on the clock, producers added the headline “MVP voters, take note.” After Embiid scored the final 11 points against the Atlanta Hawks in a November win, Chiron read, “There’s a reason the crowd sings MVP.”

NBC Sports Philadelphia has exclusive TV rights to the first round. After that, every game will be televised on ESPN or TNT. The network still has one more playoff game — Game 4 in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon with Kate Scott and Alaa Abdelnaby.

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(CNN) Plans are underway President Joe Biden A campaign-style video is expected to be officially announced as soon as next week, to definitively answer the question of whether he will run again and spark an aggressive fundraising effort to help Democrats take the White House.

A small circle of Biden’s closest advisers and allies is preparing for a video announcement on Tuesday, which coincides with the anniversary of Biden’s 2019 campaign announcement, according to four sources familiar with the matter.

Advisers inside and outside the White House warn that the timing could still change pending unforeseen events, but a decision has been reached that “it’s no longer helpful or necessary to be blunt: He’s running,” a senior Democratic official told CNN. .

Sensational and desirous of an anniversary, Biden signed a plan to formalize his intentions early Tuesday, four years after stepping back into public service to launch his campaign in 2019.

The importance of the tie-up to the anniversary and the fact that it comes just days before major donors gather starting next Friday made it more likely, one of the people said.

Biden plans to run for re-election Although not officially announced, there has been an open truth inside the West Wing for months.

His official announcement will end any lingering speculation about his intentions, setting off a battle to convince the public of his achievements and ability to continue serving into his eighties.

Biden said last week that he had ended his “prediction” on mounting a re-election bid and would soon announce his intentions.

“I’ve already created that account. We’ll announce it relatively soon,” Biden said as he departed Ireland. He completed a campaign-style rally, one of the biggest of his career.

“The trip here reinforced my belief in what can be done,” the president told reporters.

“I said my plan is to run again,” he said.

Biden’s aides have been quietly building an infrastructure for his re-election campaign for months. The effort was led by White House Vice President Jen O’Malley Dillon and senior adviser Anita Dunn.

This story has been updated with additional information.