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Clay Matthews Gets a Makeover in Caesars App Touting New Campaign
Clay Matthews, a legendary NFL linebacker, has joined Caesars Entertainment for a special advertising campaign titled “We’ve Had Some Work Done,” in which he is humorously transformed into a clay person himself, and not least as a nod to his talent. His NFL moniker is “The Claymaker.” The Claymaker Returns for Cinema-Inspired Makeover Yet, there
T-Pain Once Again Sues Akon-Founded Konvict Entertainment, Seeking Nearly $500,000 In Allegedly Missing Royalties
T-Pain performing live. Photo Credit: Daniel Benavides T-Pain is once again suing Akon’s Konvict Entertainment, this time for allegedly failing to cough up nearly $500,000 in due royalties. Tallahasse-born T-Pain (real name Faheem Najm) just recently submitted the in-depth complaint to the Fulton County Superior Court, naming Konvict Entertainment as the lone defendant. Clocking in
‘Certainly a disappointment’: Omnicom CFO’s verdict on losing PepsiCo to Publicis
By Seb Joseph • September 10, 2026 • Ivy Liu Omnicom’s CFO is still trying to get his head around what went wrong. It’s been a little over a week since the holdco lost one of its longest running clients to Publicis. He called the loss “disappointing” and “unfortunate.” Now, he and the rest of
Webb Maps Millions of Stars in Messier 82
Science & Nature The NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope has resolved roughly 16.5 million stars in the edge-on spiral galaxy Messier 82 (M82, NGC...
Red Lobster lost millions on its endless shrimp disaster. Shareholders say it was a ‘car crash’ designed to squeeze profits
Red Lobsters’ infamous $20 “Ultimate Endless Shrimp” promotion nearly sank the restaurant chain, now shareholders are alleging the promotion was a ploy by a former majority shareholder based in Thailand to squeeze as much benefit as possible from the eatery. A May lawsuit filed in Orange County, Fla. by a trust representing shareholders alleged that
Millions of fossil whale bones found in deep-ocean ‘necropolis’
Science & Nature Researchers diving 7 kilometres deep in a crewed submersible have discovered a vast collection of whale bones, including fossils up to...
Hundreds of Millions in Bitcoin at Center of Violent Kidnapping Plot
A kidnapping and Lamborghini carjacking tied to a theft of hundreds of millions of dollars in bitcoin are now central to a federal criminal case, highlighting the real-world dangers that can emerge from high-stakes cryptocurrency disputes. Key Takeaways Federal authorities linked a kidnapping and carjacking to efforts to obtain bitcoin connected to a theft worth
Millions Flow Into XRP, Yet the Price Keeps Falling—What’s Really Holding XRP Back?
Similar to the other altcoins, XRP price has also been experiencing a major sell-off as the price slides to $1.16 with a drop of over 4.64% in the past 24 hours. With this, it is sending conflicting signals to the market. While the token has dropped to price levels not seen since November 2024, on-chain
NS&I set to fork out millions over huge missing savings scandal
Thursday 26 March 2026 11:35 am The NS&I could pay out £400m to customers National Savings and Investments (NS&I) is set to fork out millions of pounds to customers following a missing savings scandal. The government-backed bank is expected to pay out to customers who claim there have been failures in managing their money, with
TMPD paid Gubis85 millions for work not done
City of Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Deputy Chief of Police for Asset Protection and Security Services, Deputy Commissioner Rievo Spies, has cast doubt on the operations of Gubis85 Solutions. He told the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry that the scale of work awarded to the company was highly illogical...
Millions of kids take melatonin but doctors are raising red flags
Melatonin has quickly become one of the most widely used sleep aids for children around the world. Its popularity is largely driven by the belief that it is a natural and easily accessible solution for insomnia. However, new research suggests that its rapid growth in use has moved faster than the scientific understanding of how
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Clay Matthews Gets a Makeover in Caesars App Touting New Campaign
Clay Matthews, a legendary NFL linebacker, has joined Caesars Entertainment for a special advertising campaign titled “We’ve Had Some Work Done,” in which he is humorously transformed into a clay person himself, and not least as a nod to his talent. His NFL moniker is “The Claymaker.” The Claymaker Returns for Cinema-Inspired Makeover Yet, there
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T-Pain Once Again Sues Akon-Founded Konvict Entertainment, Seeking Nearly $500,000 In Allegedly Missing Royalties
T-Pain performing live. Photo Credit: Daniel Benavides T-Pain is once again suing Akon’s Konvict Entertainment, this time for allegedly failing to cough up nearly $500,000 in due royalties. Tallahasse-born T-Pain (real name Faheem Najm) just recently submitted the in-depth complaint to the Fulton County Superior Court, naming Konvict Entertainment as the lone defendant. Clocking in
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‘Certainly a disappointment’: Omnicom CFO’s verdict on losing PepsiCo to Publicis
By Seb Joseph • September 10, 2026 • Ivy Liu Omnicom’s CFO is still trying to get his head around what went wrong. It’s been a little over a week since the holdco lost one of its longest running clients to Publicis. He called the loss “disappointing” and “unfortunate.” Now, he and the rest of
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Nationwide consolidates 19 data stores to one in the cloud
Building society creates a single company-wide data platform using Microsoft cloud technology By Karl Flinders, Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA Published: 10 Sep 2026 16:00 Nationwide Building Society has completed a project to cut the number of data stores it uses from 19 to one, using Microsoft technology as part of its integration of
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This road map could help us decide whether to deploy solar geoengineering
A San Francisco nonprofit has published a detailed road map of the experiments, studies, and infrastructure that it says would be needed to make informed decisions about the use of solar geoengineering, MIT Technology Review can reveal. Scientists have now spent half a century exploring the possibility that we could counteract climate change by releasing