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How do NIL contracts actually work? A behind-the-scenes look
Much has been made about the new college sports landscape. It certainly has changed and is still adapting. Down in San Marcos, Texas State is a good example of how quickly things can shift. Source link
Read MoreCan You Ski With a Torn ACL?
Skier Lindsey Vonn said she plans to still compete at the upcoming Milano Cortina Winter Olympics despite sustaining a serious knee injury about a week before her first race. Vonn, 41, wrote in a Feb. 3 social media post that she “completely” ruptured the ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, in her left knee after crashing…
Read More2026 Olympic Athletes Unveil Their New Team USA Gear in “Awesome” Video Haul
The 2026 Olympic Athletes are ready to play their best—and look their best. The athletes who will be competing in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games gave fans a look at the new gear they… Source link
Read MoreNicola Peltz Beckham’s Dad Breaks Silence on Brooklyn Beckham Family Feud
Nicola Peltz Beckham Was Allegedly in Tears When Wedding Guest Marc Anthony Shouted Out Victoria Beckham More fuel for the wedding drama fire: The newlyweds’ first dance didn’t go as expected, and it’s extremely unclear why it went down as it allegedly did. “Brooklyn and Nicola were under the impression they were being gifted their…
Read MoreWill Salmon DNA Improve Your Skin? Here’s The Truth About PDRN, According to Experts
What are the benefits of using PDRN skincare? According to Dr. Vaidya, “Its benefits include improved skin healing and barrier repair, reduced inflammation, and enhanced hydration, all of which support healthier, more resilient skin.” It can also suppport skin elasticity, regeneration, and recovery as well as boost collagen. So, is it similar to snail mucin?…
Read MoreMorgan Buck Sees A.I. as a Rare Chance to Reimagine Creativity
Morgan Buck, We’re the Only Winners, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 20 x 31 inches. Photo: Mario Gallucci; Courtesy the artist and ILY2 These days, Morgan Buck doesn’t make paintings that look like paintings. With their airbrushed surfaces and grainy, digitized haze, his canvases look like screenshot shitposts pulled from the weirder corners of the internet—and…
Read MoreKylie Jenner’s Daughter Stormi Shows Off Huge Labubu Collection for 8th Birthday
Stormi Webster is cleaning out the shelves at Pop Mart. The 8-year-old daughter of Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott celebrated her birthday on Feb. 1—and she rang in the holiday alongside her jaw-dropping collection of Labubu toys. In a photo shared to Kylie’s Instagram Story Feb. 1, Stormi—rocking pink pants and a coordinating top—stood on…
Read MoreWaymo Valued at $126B as Co-CEOs Accelerate Robotaxi Expansion
Tekedra Mawakana heads Waymo alongside co-CEO Dmitri Dolgov. Photo by Ian Maule/AFP via Getty Images Waymo, a leader in autonomous driving, has secured $16 billion in fresh funding, valuing the company at a whopping $126 billion—nearly three times its most recent valuation of $45 billion in 2024. “This infusion of capital will ensure we are…
Read MoreCarrie Underwood Breaks Down in Tears Over American Idol Contestant’s Song About String Cheese
Carrie Underwood was blown away by one contestant’s story. In fact, the American Idol judge felt such a strong emotional connection to contestant Hannah Harper’s song “String Cheese,” about her personal experience with postpartum depression, that Carrie was left in tears. As for the song’s backstory? “I was sitting on my couch wallowing,” Hannah told…
Read MoreLarissa De Souza Builds Myth from Memory at Albertz Benda
Installation view: “Larissa de Souza: Phenomenal” at Albertz Benda. Photo: Jason Mandella Art often finds people in the most unexpected ways: as an illumination, a call, or a sudden rediscovery of a symbolic world that has always existed within them. This is especially true for those who weren’t exposed to art early in life and…
Read MoreGates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman Calls for Global Cooperation as Aid Funding Slumps
Mark Suzman warns that shrinking health budgets are already costing lives in the world’s poorest countries. Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Semafor There’s no question it’s been a turbulent year for global health. Foreign aid has fallen by more than 25 percent, wealthy countries are making 11-figure cuts to health and development funding, and…
Read MoreFilmmakers Andreas Dalsgaard and Christoph Jörg Unpack the Art World’s Biggest Scandal
‘The Oligarch and the Art Dealer’ traces the rise of an influential art dealer and the legal battle that reshaped conversations around transparency in the art world. Courtesy the Sundance Institute For more than a decade, a bitter feud between a Russian oligarch and a Swiss shipping tycoon-cum-art dealer has played out in courtrooms, magazines…
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