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Kevin Hart can dish it out.

Tonight, we'll find out if he can take it.

A little more than two years after the Roast of Tom Brady, Netflix is holding its second roast. This time, Kevin Hart is the man of the hour.

Philadelphia's favorite comedian, Hart will get taken to task by some of his best friends. Here's everything you need to know about the next roast, the Roast of Kevin Hart.

When is the Roast of Kevin Hart?

The Roast of Kevin Hart is Sunday, May 10.

What time is the Roast of Kevin Hart?

The Roast of Kevin Hart will start at 8 p.m. EST.

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Where is the Roast of Kevin Hart?

The Roast of Kevin Hart will be at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.

Who is hosting the Roast of Kevin Hart?

Shane Gillis is hosting the Roast of Kevin Hart.

How long is the Roast of Kevin Hart?

The roast is expected to last three hours.

Where to watch Roast of Kevin Hart

The roast will air live on Netflix.

Roast of Kevin Hart cast

So far, we know very little about who will be doing the roasting. Gillis will be there, Hart will be there, and Jeff Ross will be there. Other than that, the guest list is top secret.

It wouldn't be shocking to see Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Could Will Ferrell show up? What about his Philly friend Will Smith? These are all pure guesses, but could be logical ones.

This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press:Where is the Roast of Kevin Hart? When is the roast of kevin hart on

With a month until the World Cup kicks off, this was not the week that U.S. men's national team fans would have hoped for.

No less than four Americans Abroad went down with injuries during the past week. There is nothing severe among the group but it appears that at best, the players will enter the World Cup with a shortage of recent minutes.

But for one player at least, their World Cup dream looks like it's already over.

This week's Five will take a look at an unexpected late injury crisis for the USMNT.

Johnny Cardoso's World Cup dream likely over

We'll kick off with Johnny Cardoso – not because he is the most important player injured this week, but because he seems the most likely to miss the World Cup.

The Atlético Madrid midfieldersuffered a "high-grade" right ankle sprainduring training this week, which could spell the end of his hopes for Mauricio Pochettino's squad. Atléticoannouncedon Monday that Cardoso will undergo surgery.

Even low-grade sprains can sideline players for multiple weeks and for someone like Cardoso, who would have been on the roster bubble even if healthy, a high-grade sprain and surgery is probably too much to recover from.

Cardoso has been a hugely frustrating player from a USMNT perspective. At the club level the 24-year-old has been one of the standout holding midfielders in La Liga, but for the U.S. he's been injury-prone and inconsistent. His World Cup dream might now have to wait until 2030.

Christian Pulisic's year goes from bad to worse

Plenty has gone wrong for Christian Pulisic in the past few months, but he had at least managed to stay relatively healthy amid a huge dip in form.

But that is no longer the case afterPulisic was forced to missAC Milan's 3-2 defeat to Atalanta on Sunday with a glute muscle injury. Milan is suffering a late-season tailspin that has seen the club go from title contender to desperately trying to hold onto a top-four spot.

The early word on the injury is that it isn't severe, but any fitness issue this close to the World Cup is a concern for a player who will likely have to regain form if the U.S. wants to make a run this summer.

Pulisic's drought is becoming an increasingly big story: no USMNT goals since 2024 and none for AC Milan since 2025. Those two droughts are now more likely to be in effect when the World Cup kicks off.

Tim Weah misses Marseille match

Tim Weah has had a solid season at Marseille, starting the bulk of his side's games while toggling between a defensive and attacking role on the wing.

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Weah was forced to miss Marseille's 1-0 win over Le Havre on Sunday with a muscle injury, which was unfortunately timed during a campaign in which the 26-year-old has mostly stayed healthy.

Thankfully,per L'Equipe, the injury isn't serious and Marseille is hopeful Weah will be fit for Marseille's season finale on Sunday, May 17.

Weah's spot in the USMNT picture has never been in doubt, though he is on the bubble when it comes to a starting role. Should he be healthy, Weah's pace and versatility will be crucial for the U.S. come this summer.

Tanner Tessmann out for the season

Like Weah, Tanner Tessmann is on the right side of the World Cup roster bubble after a strong campaign in France.

And also like Weah, Tessmann is dealing with a muscle injury at the worst possible time.

The Lyon midfielder's injury appears to be worse than Weah's, as he's already beenruled out for the rest of the regular season.Multiple reports have indicated, however, that Tessmann should be fit in time for the World Cup.

Still, for a player who isn't guaranteed a consistent role at the tournament, suffering any kind of injury now is far from ideal.

Gio Reyna is on the board

We couldn't let the Five conclude without at leastsomegood news, which we found this weekend in Germany.

Gio Reyna would not have hoped that his first goal for Borussia Mönchengladbach wouldn't come until May, but the USMNT midfielder avoided being completely shut out this season by scoring a late consolation in Saturday's 3-1 loss to Augsburg.

It's been yet another frustrating season for the 23-year-old, who has once again failed to stay fit and earn a consistent role with his club.

But Reyna has at least been trending slightly upward of late, earning four consecutive appearances off the bench after failing to see the pitch in five of six league matches.

Reyna's 32-minute outing on Saturday was his longest of 2026. It's modest progress but for a player right on the World Cup roster bubble, any kind of forward momentum could make the difference.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Americans Abroad: USMNT players hit by injury bug

FormerPhiladelphia Eaglesfirst-round draft pick Jalen Reagor is apparently still searching for another NFL opportunity.

According to reports, theCleveland Brownsrecently brought Reagor in for a tryout as the former first-round selection attempts to continue what has become a winding professional football journey. At one point, Reagor was viewed as a foundational piece for theEagles' offense.

Philadelphia selected him with the 21st overall pick during the 2020 NFL Draft, hoping his explosiveness, speed, and return ability would add another dynamic layer to the offense. Instead, his tenure in Philadelphia quickly became one of the more heavily scrutinized draft decisions in recent franchise history.

Fair or unfair, much of that criticism stemmed from who came after him. The Eagles famously drafted Reagor one selection ahead of Justin Jefferson, a reality that followed him throughout his time in Philadelphia and intensified scrutiny surrounding every drop, missed opportunity, and inconsistent performance.

Jalen Reagor’s NFL journey takes yet another turn

Since leaving Philadelphia, Reagor has struggled to establish a long-term footing anywhere. He spent time with theMinnesota Vikings,New England Patriots, andLos Angeles Chargerswhile attempting to revive his career as both a receiver and return specialist. While flashes of athleticism still appear occasionally, consistency has remained elusive.

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That said, NFL teams continue giving him opportunities for a reason.

Reagor still possesses traits organizations covet. He remains explosive in space, offers versatility on special teams, and has enough raw speed to stress defenses vertically. For teams looking to add competition at the bottom of the roster, taking a low-risk look at a former first-round talent often makes sense.

For Cleveland, the tryout represents little risk and possible upside. TheBrownscontinue searching for offensive playmakers and wide receiver depth, particularly players capable of contributing in multiple phases.

Reagor’s return ability alone could make him intriguing enough to warrant a closer look during camp competition. Whether anything ultimately develops from the tryout remains unclear.

Still, the fact that Reagor continues receiving opportunities speaks to both the league’s belief in his athletic talent and the difficult reality of first-round expectations. Sometimes careers don’t unfold the way anyone initially imagined, but as long as teams keep making calls, the opportunity for redemption remains alive.

This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire:Former Eagles first-round pick lands tryout with the Browns

An uncommon combination of lodge-style living and sophisticated modern upgrades is listed for sale in a less-traveled West Des Moines neighborhood 3 miles southwest of Jordan Creek Town Center.

Built in 2002, but intensively renovated with a contemporary twist in 2025, the property predates the high-end Woodland Estates development that now surrounds it. Unlike any of its neighbors in appearance, the $1,295,000, four-bedroom showcase elevates traditional log-cabin design to meet the standards and tastes of present-day lifestyles. “It all works together,” said Realtor and broker David Charlson.

Reached by a circular driveway, the striking exterior makes dramatic use of pine logs to frame the ranch layout. Set back from the neighborhood and resting on 1.34 acres, the property is bordered by mature trees and private land.

“It's pretty unusual for something like this to come up in West Des Moines with that size of a lot,” Charlson said. “It's got its own unique flair. And if you were to try to build that home today, I can’t imagine what it would cost,” he added.

The attached garage can safeguard at least three vehicles and provides a convenient stairway to the basement. “There is actually some space in there if you wanted extra storage or maybe a workshop area,” Charlson said.

Inside the house, wood finishes contribute to the warm atmosphere, accentuated by blue, grey, and other carefully chosen color schemes.

The foyer leads into the 3,095-square-foot main level, connecting to the western wing and a potential home office. The primary bedroom and bathroom were remodeled with a soaking tub and tiled shower, two walk-in closets and direct access to an outdoor deck.

The opposite side of the building includes a designated dining space and a laundry room. The large open kitchen is equipped with double ovens, a pantry, and a gas cooktop inserted into the six-seat, quartz countertop island.

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Downstairs, the 2,325-square-foot finished basement adds three bedrooms, a central family area and a neutral palette to complement the pine wood accents.

Upstairs, the heart of the home is anchored by a vaulted ceiling living room facing a covered patio and illuminated by natural light pouring in through a wall of windows. Charlson noted that the floor plan incorporates more than 2,500 square feet of decks and patios, including a corner for an installed hot tub.

Despite its West Des Moines address, ownership provides entry to the well-respected Waukee Community School District, and Woodland Hills Elementary is a short walk to the south.

While large enough to welcome a growing family, Charlson said the striking appearance and quality upgrades appeal equally to empty-nesters or young executives attracted by its unique style and scale.

“There are homes out there that have sold for a higher price per square foot with smaller lots and don't back up to that green space,” Charlson said. “It's just a combination you don't see very often.”

Thehome is listed at $1,295,000 by Charlson of PROmetro Realty. Contact him at 515-729-0560 for more information and a private showing.

More on this house:

• Where: 851 S. 95th St., West Des Moines

• Asking price: $1,295,000

• Year built: 2002

• Square footage: 3,095 square feet

• Lot size: 1.34 acres

Richard Lane is a freelance writer based in Des Moines.

This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register:West Des Moines log-style home for sale blends rustic and modern

With their eyes on returning to contention after a season off for Tyrese Haliburton, the Indiana Pacers had a shot at adding a top 4 pick in this year’s NBA Draft, one of the deepest in draft history.

Instead, they won’t have a first-round draft pick at all.

The Pacers fell out of the top of Sunday’s NBA Draft lottery, and their pick that wasn’t protected outside of the top four will now fall to the Los Angeles Clippers via the Ivica Zubac trade.

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This prompted an apology from Pacers president of basketball operations Kevin Pritchard on social media.

“I’m really sorry to all our fans,” Pritchard wrote on social media. “I won taking this risk. Surprised it came up 5th after this year.

“I thought we were due some luck. But please remember — this team deserved a starting cner to compete with the best teams next year. We have always been resilient.”