J. Cole to reportedly play in the Basketball Africa League on Rwandan team

HBO’s "Friends: The Reunion" special features a wide list of guest stars, but Paul Rudd and Cole Sprouse were notably missing. The two actors were supporting characters who played alongside the six main cast members: Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer and Matt Leblanc.

included a slew of guest stars and former recurring characters who made memorable appearances on the iconic show. However, there were a couple of big names that didn't make the special, including Paul Rudd and Cole Sprouse.Rudd portrayed Phoebe's (Lisa Kudrow) husband Mike, while Sprouse was Ross' (David Schwimmer) son Ben.

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The One Where People Were Missing. Friends: The Reunion was focused on the main cast getting back together for the first time. However, fans couldn’t help but notice that while some guest stars appeared — including Tom Selleck (Richard), Thomas Lennon (Joey’s hand twin) and Maggie Wheeler (Janice) — some very relevant guest stars were left out.

Friends: The Reunion was jam-packed with major star power as along with the original six castmates - Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer - celebrities who guest-starred on the iconic sitcom like Tom Selleck and Reese Witherspoon as well as huge fans of the beloved series like BTS and Justin Bieber, were a part of the highly-awaited special.However, fans were left baffled about the fact that fan-favourite Friends guest stars like Paul

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Helen George has opened up about her romance with her former Call the Midwife co-star, Jack Ashton.

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Naman Ramachandran “Luther” star Idris Elba will host the Africa Day Concert, an event which is a partnership between him, MTV Base and YouTube.The virtual concert, which will be held on Africa Day (May 25), is set to be a pan-African event, with artists performing on multiple stages from Lagos to Johannesburg in an event that will be streamed to a global audience on YouTube and broadcast across MTV channels.Performers include South Africa’s Elaine, one of the continent’s most-streamed artists,

coronavirus response.One exhibit “Border Ecologies and the Gaza Strip,” looks at how Israeli control of the border impacts the Qudaih family farm in the Gaza village of Khuza'a.

Syria and Afghanistan and coverage of U.S. military options in North Korea that were being offered to President Donald Trump.“The records at issue relate to 2017 and the legal process to seek these records was approved in 2020,” Justice Department spokesman Anthony Coley said in a statement.

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J.Cole has made his professional debut in the Basketball Africa League, after signing a contract with the Rwandan Patriots BBC.Just six days after securing a three-to-six game deal with the Kigali-based side, the American rapper made his debut yesterday (May 16) against Nigeria’s Rivers Hoopers.It didn’t take long for the rapper to make an impact, securing his first bucket as a professional player only minutes after checking into the game.

Last week, ESPN reported that J. Cole was taking a detour from music in order to play professional basketball in Africa.

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