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GTA 6 already confirmed the first GTA Online character to return, and their glow up for Rockstar's sequel is mind-blowing
We may not know much about Rockstar's plans for GTA Online in the wake of GTA 6, but the two worlds are already crossing over. The first character to make the jump from the crime MMO to the latest mainline installment is Valentina, revealed during the GTA 6 extended look showcase.
If you don't immediately recognize her, that might be because she was only a minor GTA Online character introduced to its universe in 2025, as part of the game's Money Fronts DLC. biznow.biz
In GTA Online, you only see Valentina in passing when you go to meet Mr. Faber, while she's telling someone on the phone she's around for just 24 hours.
Valentina seems to have a bigger role in GTA 6 based on the extended look we got, in which she gives Jason and Lucia jobs as bodyguards during a swanky event for Megamundo, a Spanish-language TV network. If she's handing out main missions, it's possible she'll be a recurring character in some capacity – though this is a big game, and you might not run into her often.
Fans have been comparing how Valentina looks in GTA Online versus her upgrade in the new mainline sequel, and it's quite the step up. Her features are considerably more defined, including around the birthmarks on her face. These minor details have long been where Rockstar truly shines as a studio.
I would consider her inclusion in Netflix's extended preview a harbinger of more reveals. Keep an eye on everyone you meet if you're hanging around GTA Online these days, because you might be about to see them get a serious glow-up, too.
Cartoon alpaca Cole Palmer is a unicorn in this world inventing moments of pure pleasure | Barney Ronay
Much like Central Cee, the Chelsea attacker is a distinct presence and right now is perhaps the only truly creative English player out there
This week Central Cee launched his new Premier League song, called The Team. It owes its existence to a youth-centred, fist-bumping corporate tie-in with Coca-Cola, the press release for which appears to have involved a man in golf-casual clothing frowning at his computer screen for half an hour before typing “cool urban street words, what are?” into the AI search box, then nipping off for a quick brain-bowl strategy lunch with Roger from the Bluesky Synergy hub.
The song is really good, because Central Cee is really good. He’s super-smart with words, funny and snappy, but also surprisingly tender and raw.
Continue reading...Leknessund dedikerer seieren i Vuelta a España til kongen av Norge
Andreas Leknessund, den 27 år gamle norske syklisten fra Uno-X Mobility, et lag i den nest høyeste kategorien i UCI Pro Team, erobret stigningen til skianlegget Aramón Valdelinares i 7. etappe av Vuelta a España, i en dobbel seier for Uno-X, da landsmannen Tobias Halland Johannessen kom på andreplass, mens belgieren Wout van Aert fra Visma-Lease a Bike endte på tredjeplass.
Tadej Pogačar fra UAE Emirates kom på 19. plass, 4:23 minutter bak utbrytergruppen, men var den første av de viktigste konkurrentene i sammenlagtklassifiseringen som kom i mål, slik at han utvidet ledelsen i La Vuelta og nå har 3:50 minutter forsprang på Enric Mas fra Movistar og 4:50 på Primož Roglič fra Red Bull.
Leknessund, som sikret seg sin første etappeseier i en Grand Tour, dedikerte seieren til Norges konge Harald V, som gikk bort i morges i en alder av 89 år. «Det er selvfølgelig en spesiell dag for Norge på grunn av vår konges bortgang. Vi har gjort i dag til en minneverdig dag. Å vinne i Vueltaen er veldig viktig. Kongen var svært interessert i idrett, og denne seieren er den beste hyllesten man kan tenke seg».