• The fight will take place at the 80,000-seat AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys
• Jake Paul promised on Instagram that he would make Mike Tyson ‘fall asleep’ if they fought
• Tyson will be 58 by the time they meet in the ring, while Paul will be 27

By Jack Bezants

Published: 09:10 EST, March 7, 2024 | Updated: 12:02 EST, March 7, 2024

A Dallas woman is fighting for her life after a horrific car crash that also killed her college roommate.

Camryn Herriage, 23, was riding in a car with her college roommate and three other friends on Feb. 11.

Ttheir vehicle was waiting at a red light on Beckley Avenue, where the Woodall Rogers Freeway ends, when a Ford pickup truck crashed into them, causing a chain reaction car crash. Fox4 News reported.

All passengers were rushed to hospital, where HErriage has been in intensive care for the past month on a ventilator due to life-threatening injuries sustained in the fatal crash.

Bystanders reported seeing a woman exit the driver’s side of the truck and flee from the scene on foot “dressed in a little black dress and white club shoes,” according to an arrest affidavit.

Witnesses described the women appearing “extremely drunk.”

The woman who allegedly left was later identified by police as 27-year-old Carmen Guerrero.

Detectives said they found Guerrero’s wallet in the abandoned Ford truck and took her into custody 11 days after the crash.

She now faces multiple charges, including manslaughter and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She is being held in the Dallas County Jail.

While Herriage continues to fight for her life in the ICU, her older sister Casie Campanello has not left her side for weeks.

‘Literally: a careless act. It put us in a situation that changed our entire lives,” she said. “We’re very helpless and just staying strong for her, but it’s very hard to watch.”

She added: ‘When she came out of her first operation, the surgeon told us he had told us he had never seen anyone come to hospital with her injury. So she has a purpose.”

Herriage’s best friend and Texas Tech University roommate was tragically killed in the collision.

Sara House, 23, worked as an executive sales associate at Ralph Lauren after graduating from Texas Tech, having studied business, management and marketing and also competing in bikini competitions.

The college roommates were very close and often made TikToks together, which Herriage shared on her profile with 32,000 followers.

Herriage works at a social media management and branding company based in Lubbock, Texas.

She had only recently returned to North Texas after graduating in December.

The Maracana, Wembley and the Azteca are among the iconic stadiums to have played host to football’s biggest match: The World Cup final.

Just 20 venues have had the honour of providing the stage for final, with the Maracana and the Azteca doing so on two occasions.

On Sunday FIFA are set to confirm the AT&T Stadium in Dallas will become the 21st, staging the finale of the 104 match tournament co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico.

The venue emerged as the winner in a two-way battle against the MetLife Stadium in New York.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino had lauded the stadium when he visited back in September, appearing to hint that the venue was set to be chosen.

‘The stadium is absolutely fantastic,’ Infantino said.

‘It’s incredible to be here… it’s important to see all the stadiums, it’s important to see what is done for the fans.

‘I have to say in America, you are light years ahead compared to the rest of the world.

‘So, we’re here to learn, we are here to check and we are here to make, and organise, the biggest, biggest World Cup ever.’ 

The Swiss official made the comments as he watched the Dallas Cowboys earn a 30-10 win over the New York Jets. It proved to be an omen with Dallas beating New York again to secure 2026 final. 

Clearly, Infantino did not take too much offence to being booed when his face appeared on screen at the venue.

FIFA has described the venue as a ‘jaw-dropping example of stadium architecture’, adding that it provides a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ visitor experience.

Another factor contributing to stadium’s selection is its capacity. While typically boasting a capacity of 80,000 – less than the MetLife’s 82,500 – the bid book says the venue will house 92,967 fans during the World Cup.

The capacity will be the highest of all the 16 stadiums selected for the expanded 48-team tournament, with the potential for a further expansion to over 100,000 seats.

The stadium has been the home to the Dallas Cowboys since 2009 after the near £1billion project was completed.

Initially known as the Cowboys Stadium, a naming rights agreement with the telecommunications company AT&T was reached in 2014. The stadium has also been dubbed as Jerry World and The Death Star after Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

Under FIFA’s policy of World Cup venues remaining unsponsored, the venue is expected to be known as Dallas Stadium or revert to Cowboys Stadium for the duration of the tournament.

The stadium boasts over 300 luxury suites, ten premium clubs, and club seating on multiple levels, which typically offer premium hospitality during NFL matches and will provide similar during the World Cup.

This includes the Touchdown and Field suites which offer guests unique views from either behind each endzone during matches or from the north or south sidelines. The latter also includes a lounge which lets fans watch players enter and level the field of play via a Draftkings Club.

The stadium also includes Hall of Fame, Owners and Optum Club suites, with the latter claimed to be the best experience in the NFL.

The suite features an all-inclusive Legends club, where chefs serve five-star catering and a bar with service from the city’s top mixologists. Each suite includes granite countertops, plush stadium seating, in-suite private restrooms, while the sightlines are considered to be the best in the venue.

Prices of the private suites are claimed to range from between £4,700 to £70,000, according to the Suite Experience Group. In their bid book to FIFA, organisers said the stadium can host 10,000 people in luxury suites, as well as a further 15,000 in club seats.

The stadium notably has two arches which support a retractable roof, offering the prospect the World Cup final can be held indoors for the first time in history. 

A closed roof and climate control would enable organisers to play the final on July 19 in a cooler temperature, with Dallas capable of reaching as high a 36°C during the month.

‘We have over three million air-conditioned square feet inside the stadium,’ Jones said when pitching to host the final.

‘The stadium has complete flexibility as to its weather conditions. We can basically have perfect weather.’

Beneath the roof, the stadium boasts a giant HDTV, measured at 160 feet wide and 72 feet tall. The video display was the biggest in the world when the stadium opened.

The giant screen, suspended 28 metres above the pitch, cost a reported £31.5million and took Mitsubishi over one year to construct and four months to install.

The screen is not the only excess at the stadium, which also boasts a world class collection of contemporary art. More than 50 pieces from an international array of curated artists are displayed on walls and public spaces at the venue.

The stadium typically hosts NFL events and staged the 2011 Super Bowl, but has repeatedly hosted major events and concerts.

This includes hosting the 2010 NBA All-Star Game, as well as boxing fights featuring the likes of Manny Pacquiao and Canelo Alvarez. Alvarez’s fight with Billy Joe Saunders in 2021 achieved a record 73,126 crowd for a boxing match indoors in the United States.

Increasingly the stadium has welcomed football matches, with Barcelona, Real Madrid and Chelsea among the leading clubs to have been hosted, as well as the Mexican national team.

Key matches at the CONCACAF Gold Cup have been staged at the venue, while the stadium will also host matches at this summer’s Copa America.

The Dallas bid team had stressed these matches showed their experience in switching between turf and grass pitches, with the latter required by FIFA for the World Cup.

‘We’ve done this on multiple occasions, modified the boundaries in the stadium, basically cleared out some of the infrastructure at the field level,’ Jones said.

‘The stadium was built to do that. Not only do we have the flexibility [to install natural] grass, but we also have the ability to configure the actual field size.’

The comment was backed up by Dan Hunt, chairman of Dallas’ World Cup bid and FC Dallas President. Hunt’s late father and businessman, Lamar Hunt, was a key figure in the growth of the professional game in the United States in the 1990s and helped deliver the 1994 World Cup.

‘We’ve proven we can put a grass field in the stadium, and stadium modifications will be minimal,’ Hunt said.

‘I think a number of venues are struggling with what their modifications will have to be.

‘I know a lot of these stadiums well, being in the NFL business, and AT&T looks like it’ll be on the low side of renovations.’

Dallas is also seeking to host the World Cup’s Broadcast Centre and host the referee headquarters during the tournament. 

FIFA previously placed its tournament headquarters and the IBC in the Texan city during the 1994 FIFA World Cup, when Dallas hosted six matches at the Cotton Bowl.

Globe Life Field and Choctaw Stadium, the current and former homes of the Texas Rangers baseball team, have been earmarked to host major fan festivals during the World Cup.

‘You could cordon off this whole area and do a ticketed event of 200,000+ people, something that has never ever been seen at a World Cup, especially a World Cup final before,’ Hunt said in October.

‘This would be something that I think would set the record.

‘FIFA wants to continue to innovate and by doing this, we’re doing something that I’m not sure we’ll ever be done again.’

One potential issue facing fans is that the AT&T is not currently accessible through public transport, but Dallas organisers have insisted they are on top of planning.

The stadium is now poised to join the iconic Rose Bowl in California in becoming the second venue in the United States to stage the FIFA Men’s World Cup final.

Matthew Vaughn's highly anticipated big budget film Argylle – designed to kick off a new blockbuster spy series – has been savaged by film critics, with one labeling the film as one of the 'worst films ever made'.

The film, which features a star-studded cast including Bryce Dallas Howard, Dua Lipa, Henry Cavill and Samuel L. Jackson, and cost Apple Original Films an eye-watering $200 million, has been universally panned in reviews released Wednesday.

Based on a recently published book of the same name, it follows introverted spy writer Elly Conway (played by Howard) who is drawn into the real world of espionage when the plots of her books get a little too close to her activities. a sinister underground syndicate.

The film was called 'one of the most expensive worst films ever made' by Katie Walsh from Tribune News Serviceand currently has a rating of 37% Rotten tomatoes.

“One of the most chaotically stupid action films to torture audiences in a long time,” says Barry Hertz Globe and mail said about the movie.

'The comedic touch is almost as heavy-handed as the slow-motion-drenched action is boring, seemingly designed primarily to answer the question, “How many movie stars can one fiasco waste?”' Nick Schager of The everyday beast asked.

“A talented cast trapped in an endless story with a fake cat,” says Matt Singer ScreenCrush joked.

David Fear of Rolling stone kept his review simple and to the point, writing: 'Argylle is a bad movie. A very, very bad movie.'

“It's all starting to feel like one of those very expensive, very elaborate commercials for a pseudo-luxury product you don't want to buy — a perfume, perhaps, or a car,” wrote Leslie Felperin of the Hollywood reporter.

Meanwhile, Carla Hay is out Cultural mix called the film, “An incoherent, bloated mess filled with stupid plot twists, terrible dialogue, and a gimmicky cat that looks fake for most of the movie.” Henry Cavill is not the protagonist. Argylle is mainly Sam Rockwell who plays smug and Bryce Dallas Howard who is terrified.'

Meanwhile, Bryce's performance was called “terrible.” The guards Peter Bradshaw.

“Here, through terrible anti-alchemy direction, he has produced a terrible starring role from Bryce Dallas Howard as spy writer Elly Conway, whose creations eerily mirror real life.”

“She looks waxy, inert, and uncomfortable; it's as if she's wearing ground glass contact lenses, with a dull, blurry quality that doesn't explain or excuse the script's big twist,” he wrote.

However, some critics praised Bryce's performance as the film's saving grace. “Howard does her best to keep things lively, but she's hampered by dull characterization,” notes Richard Lawson of Vanity fair.

He adds: 'Argylle tries desperately to be kicky, twisty and raw, but above all it feels like a chore, a slog through painful jokes and canned charisma.'

'There's way too much CGI. It's half an hour longer than even the most tolerant Vaughn fan will allow. And yet. Howard is so irrepressibly charming that it proves difficult to completely resist Argylle,” Donald Clarke of the Irish times wrote.

Sam Rockwell and Bryan Cranston also received praise for their roles.

The film stars Cavill as lead agent Argylle opposite femme fatale Dua Lipa in her feature film debut.

It was first announced in June 2021, with a script adapted from the novel before it was even published.

'When I read this early draft manuscript, I felt that it was the most incredible and original spy franchise since Ian Fleming's books of the 1950s. This is going to reinvent the spy genre,” Vaughn said.

There were even rumors that 34-year-old singer Taylor Swift was the secret novelist behind the book, although Vaughn has since shut down that conspiracy.

Little has been shared about author Elly Conway – whose name is used for Bryce's character in the film, and spelled interchangeably as Ellie and Elly in promotional materials.

On the Penguin website, Elly's biography simply reads: “She lives in the United States and is currently working on the next installment in the series.” Elly's Instagram account is empty – she only follows one person: her agent Eric Reid.

The film is scheduled for release on February 2, 2024.

The storms and freezing temperatures affected everything from air travel to NFL playoff games, and resulted in the deaths of several people across the country.

Arctic freeze: Much of the United States of America (USA) continues to suffer severe cold wave conditions as the Arctic Freeze/Arctic Blast continues to devastate vast swaths of the country with sub-zero temperatures.

According to the AP, “Dangerously cold temperatures affected much of the Rockies, Great Plains and the Midwest on Tuesday, with wind chills below minus 30 degrees (minus 34.4 degrees Celsius) in many parts of the central U.S.” .

It also reported that more than 85,000 U.S. homes and businesses were without power Tuesday morning, with the majority in Oregon following widespread power outages that began Saturday. Meanwhile, Portland General Electric warned that the threat of freezing rain on Tuesday could slow recovery efforts and transportation officials urged residents to avoid travel as roads were expected to be dangerously slippery with ice covering trees and power lines. could become heavier, causing them to sag. fall.

The bad weather has also affected studies, as classes were canceled Tuesday for students in Portland and other major cities including Chicago, home to the nation's fourth-largest public school district, Denver, Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas .

The storms and freezing temperatures affected everything from air travel to NFL playoff games to the Iowa presidential caucuses, and resulted in the deaths of several people across the country.

At least four people in the Portland area died, including two people from suspected hypothermia. Another man was killed after a tree fell on his home and a woman died in a fire that spread from an open fire stove after a tree fell on a camper.

In Wisconsin, the deaths of three homeless people in the Milwaukee area were under investigation, with hypothermia as the likely cause, officials said.

Freezing rain and sleet were expected to continue in parts of the South East until Tuesday morning. Winter storm warnings were in effect for Lawrence, Limestone and Madison counties in Alabama and Franklin County in Tennessee, southeastern Arkansas, northeastern Louisiana and much of north-central and southwestern Mississippi.

On Monday night, temperatures dropped as low as 10 degrees (minus 12.2 C) in Olive Branch, Mississippi, and Jackson, Tennessee.

Air travelers across the country faced delays and cancellations. The flight tracking service FlightAware reported about 2,900 cancellations in, to or from the United States on Monday.

The National Weather Service said Monday that wind chills are expected to raise temperatures from the northern Rockies to northern Kansas and Iowa by 30 degrees below zero, while Arctic storms have left at least four dead and cut electricity to tens of thousands in the Northwest have disabled and caused snow. south and hit the Northeast with snowstorms forcing the postponement of the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. NFL playoff game. Buffalo Bills in blood-curdling Buffalo, New York.

(With AP inputs)

By Terry Zeller and Sharon Mai for Dailymail.Com

Published: 6:17 PM EST, November 29, 2023 | Updated: 6:17 PM EST, November 29, 2023

Country icon Dolly Parton, who belied her age in a daring cheerleading outfit, drove the crowd wild during the halftime show of the Commanders-Cowboys game in Dallas on Thanksgiving.

The 77-year-old took center stage in a tiny blue and white top and mini shorts at AT&T Stadium as the Cowboys led 20-10 against Washington on Thursday.

Parton performed two of her biggest hits, “Jolene” and “9 to 5,” and also sang “We Are the Champions/We Will Rock You” to a sold-out crowd in Texas.

Fans were blown away by her brief live performance, with Undisputed’s Skip Bayless being one of the first on X (formerly Twitter) to praise Parton.

“How about that Dolly Parton,” the sports analyst posted. ‘Talk about dressing for the occasion. That’s impressive.’

“Joe Biden is 81. Donald Trump is 77. If we have to pick an old person, let it be Dolly Parton,” another added, with the US election fast approaching.

Meanwhile, another fan labeled her a ‘queen’ and another called her a ‘national treasure’ as the performance left the majority of fans impressed.

In the CBS booth, announcer Tony Romo couldn’t hide his excitement when discussing Parton’s Thanksgiving performance.

After seeing 77-year-old Dallas in her cheerleading outfit, Romo and Jim Nantz discussed the show in the booth — and the former made his feelings very clear.

“She was wearing the…Cowboys cheerleading outfit,” he began, addressing Nantz in the booth. ‘You saw that coming, didn’t you?

“You said, ‘I think she’s going to wear a little cheerleading outfit tonight,’ and I thought, ‘Wow, pretty good.’

Nantz then tried to change the conversation by asking, “What do you think we’re going to see in the second half?”, but Romo wasn’t ready to continue, adding, “I mean, she looks great , However? She is amazing. Who doesn’t love Dolly Parton?’

Parton’s live performance was very different from Jack Harlow’s, as the majority of fans at the Green Bay Packers’ win over rival, the Detroit Lions, were unimpressed with the rapper’s halftime performance .

To conclude America’s annual fall holiday, DJ Steve Aoki will perform during halftime of the late night match between the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers.

The rivalry between Commanders and Cowboys is a common theme on Thanksgiving Day, as it has been played ten times in the past.

Dallas won eight of those games, winning again Thursday night, 45-10.

By Kinta Walsh-cotton for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 07:55 EST, November 12, 2023 | Updated: 10:07 AM EST, November 12, 2023