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Paramount Sale Reveals Trump Settlement Mystery

Shari Redstone reveals details of the $8 billion sale of Paramount Global to Skydance Media, highlighting a challenging negotiation process. A major hurdle was President Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against CBS News, whic…

College Football Bandwagon: Teams to Root For in 2025

College football season is here! This article offers a 'bandwagon fan's guide', suggesting teams to root for, including Georgia Tech (physical, run-heavy offense), Utah (under coach Whittingham, aiming for a comeback), I…

Herbert and Beer Spotted Together on Music Video Set

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and singer Madison Beer were spotted together on the set of Beer's music video shoot in Los Angeles. Photos show them chatting and Herbert meeting the crew. The nature of their relatio…

Browns Face Tough QB Decision Before Roster Cuts

The Cleveland Browns face a tough decision regarding their quarterbacks before roster cuts on August 26th. While initially considering four quarterbacks, coach Kevin Stefanski hinted it's a difficult choice. Kenny Picket…

Chris Pratt Defends Robert Kennedy Jr. Amidst Controversy

Actor Chris Pratt defended his wife's cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., during a podcast appearance. Pratt stated he enjoys a positive relationship with Kennedy Jr. despite his controversial political role and views. He emp…

Sinner's Illness Clouds US Open Hopes

Carlos Alcaraz won the Cincinnati Open after top seed Jannik Sinner retired due to illness, raising concerns about Sinner's fitness for the upcoming US Open. Sinner, trailing 5-0, withdrew from the final after just 23 mi…

Winstone Awarded, Discusses Hollywood's Shift

Veteran actor Ray Winstone received the honorary Heart of Sarajevo award at the Sarajevo Film Festival. In a masterclass, he discussed his career, working with renowned directors like Spielberg and Scorsese, and his expe…

EPA Climate Policy Repeal Creates Business Chaos

The EPA's proposed repeal of its authority to regulate climate pollution under the Clean Air Act is causing chaos among businesses. While some companies opposed the initial regulations, many now prefer the EPA's role in …

Swiatek Wins Cincinnati Open, Eyes US Open Title

Iga Świątek, fresh off her Wimbledon victory, won the Cincinnati Open, defeating Jasmine Paolini 7-5, 6-4. This hard-court triumph marks her return to world No. 2 and solidifies her status as a top contender for the upco…

Stafford's Back Issue Clouds Rams' Week 1 Outlook

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford practiced on Monday, but his status for Week 1 remains uncertain. Coach Sean McVay stated they are taking a cautious approach, evaluating Stafford's back issue day-by-day and week-by-wee…

Air Canada Strike Grounds Flights, Impacts Hundreds of Thousands

Air Canada suspended operations and cancelled hundreds of flights affecting 500,000 passengers after 10,000 striking flight attendants defied a government back-to-work order. The dispute centers on unpaid boarding time, …

Bengals, Hendrickson Contract Stalemate Looms

The Cincinnati Bengals and defensive end Trey Hendrickson are in a contract stalemate. While they've agreed on contract length and average annual value, they remain far apart on guaranteed money, a crucial point for Hend…

FTC Sues Ticket Reseller for Taylor Swift Scalping

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sued Maryland-based Key Investment Group (KIG) for allegedly violating the Better Online Ticket Sales Act (BOTS Act). KIG is accused of using fraudulent methods to acquire nearly 380,00…

Google Pixel 10: AI-Powered Smartphone Revolution

Google is launching its Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro smartphones this week, featuring advancements in hardware and AI software. The new Tensor G5 chip, manufactured by TSMC, promises improved performance and efficiency. The…

Jefferson Returns to Vikings Practice After Hamstring Injury

Minnesota Vikings star wide receiver Justin Jefferson is set to return to practice after a hamstring injury sustained in training camp. Coach Kevin O'Connell announced Jefferson will gradually reintegrate into practice s…

Dolphins Sign Veteran Pass Rusher Judon

The Miami Dolphins signed veteran outside linebacker Matthew Judon to a one-year, up-to-$6 million contract. Coach Mike McDaniel stated the signing is independent of any injuries to current players. Judon, a four-time Pr…

Kravitz Raves About Swift's New Album

Zoë Kravitz raves about Taylor Swift's upcoming album, "The Life of a Showgirl," calling it 'fantastic' with 'no skips.' Kravitz, a close friend and collaborator with Swift, has already heard parts of the 12-track album,…

NFL Preseason Week 2: Risers, Fallers, and Trade Rumors

Preseason Week 2 saw impressive performances from several NFL teams and players. The Chicago Bears dominated the Bills' second-string defense, while the Seahawks' run game excelled. Other standouts included Ashton Jeanty…

Commanders May Trade or Cut Running Back Robinson

Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr.'s future with the team is uncertain. He's been sidelined for Monday's preseason game, and the team may trade or release him. The Commanders have several other running…

Taylor Swift Countdown Teases New Album Release

Taylor Swift has launched a four-hour countdown on her website, fueling speculation among fans. The countdown, which started at 10 a.m. ET, could precede the announcement of a new single, music video, documentary, or mer…

Soho House Sold for $2.7 Billion, Kutcher Joins Board

Soho House, the exclusive private members' club chain, has been acquired for $2.7 billion (£2 billion) by a consortium including actor Ashton Kutcher. The deal, orchestrated by MCR Hotels and Apollo, takes Soho House pri…

JPMorgan Warns of Imminent Market Volatility

JPMorgan warns investors to prepare for market volatility despite current optimism. While recent inflation data eased concerns, the firm's Fabio Bassi notes the market is pricing in a 'Goldilocks scenario' and is vulnera…

Preseason All-America Team Announced: Texas, Penn State Lead

Texas and Penn State led the preseason AP All-America team with three players each. Texas' selections included Colin Simmons, Anthony Hill Jr., and Michael Taaffe, while Penn State's were Nicholas Singleton, Olaivavega I…

Nostalgic Ars Technica celebrates Daggerfall

Ars Technica and GOG.com have partnered to showcase Ars' favorite games. Each month, new titles are added to a curated list of around 50 games. This month's featured game is the free, classic RPG The Elder Scrolls II: Da…

Kimmel Defends Late-Night TV, Slams Colbert Loss Claims

Jimmy Kimmel, in a recent Variety interview, vehemently defends late-night television, refuting claims of its demise. He criticizes misinformation surrounding Stephen Colbert's show's alleged $40 million annual loss, hig…

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