Unlikely DJ Spreads Hope, Legal Action Against Chip-Thrower

The Professional Cyclists' Association plans to sue a fan who threw chips at a cyclist during the Tour de France. Meanwhile, a Portuguese priest named Guilherme Peixoto, famous for his DJ sets, continues to spread hope through music. Hundreds gathered to watch him perform in a small village.

The Professional Cyclists' Association (CPA) announced plans to take legal action against a spectator who hurled potato chips at cyclists Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard during the Tour de France stage 14 on Saturday. Pogacar, leading solo in the final stretch, had to evade a fan who launched a bag of chips.

In other news, Portuguese priest Guilherme Peixoto has garnered international attention for blending his religious vocation with electronic dance music. Gaining fame for his DJ sets near his small-town church, Peixoto now plays at premier nightclubs globally, maintaining his mission to spread hope through music. Friday night saw hundreds of attendees in Laundos, where the 49-year-old, donned in clerical attire, took to the DJ booth.