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Sheeran bookends the top 10 of the Billboard Global 200 with cowriter credits. Ed Sheeran at Deadline Spotlight: Anatomy of a Song - "F1" held at The Motoring Club on Jan. 9, 2026, in Los Angeles. Earl Gibson III/Deadline As a performer, Ed Sheeran hasn’t reached the top 10 on Billboard’s global charts in over a year and hasn’t topped the list since 2021. But as a songwriter, he bookends the top 10 of this week’s Billboard Global 200 (dated Aug. 8) with cowriter credits. Related For the fourth consecutive week, Shakira and Burna Boy’s “Dai Dai (FIFA World Cup Official Song 2026)” leads the Global 200, which counts Sheeran as one of five writers, alongside Shakira, Jon Bellion, Ahmed Saghir and Alexander “A.C.” Castillo Vasquez. Plus, KATSEYE debuts at No. 10 with “Animal,” cowritten by Omar Fedi, Johnny McDaid, Blake Slatkin, and Sheeran. “Dai Dai” holds atop the Global 200 despite its first week-to-week dip in worldwide consumption since its May release, down 2% in streams to 56.8 million in the week ending July 30, according to Luminate — the first chart tracking week after the conclusion of the World Cup. “Animal” starts with 29.8 million global streams in

BURLINGTON, Vt. – Vermont men's soccer opens the 2026 campaign ranked No. 13 in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 Preseason Poll after coming off a historic 2025 season seeing the Catamounts win their second consecutive America East Championship and earning the No. 1 Seed in the 2025 NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history.   RELATED LINKS 2026 Schedule | 2026 Roster Tickets United Soccer Coaches 2026 Preseason Rankings   The Catamounts notched an unbeaten regular season during the 2025 campaign (12-0-5) (14-1-5 overall record), adding onto the longest unbeaten streak in the country (29 matches unbeaten) which ultimately helped earn Vermont the No. 1 overall seed heading into the NCAA Tournament, something that had never been done before in UVM history regardless of sport. The squad was able to capture their second straight America East Championship while winning the Regular Season Championship outright for the first time since 2017.   Vermont is one of two America East teams ranked in this season's top 25 preseason poll (Bryant No. 10), garnering a top 25 selection for the fourth consecutive year (2023 No. 12, 2024 No. 14, 2025 No. 1, 2026 No. 13). The 2025 National Champions, University of

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Add a popular social network to the list of technology firms expanding their footholds in Manhattan. Vornado Realty Trust's Penn 2, where Snapchat's parent company signed a sublease with Verizon this week at premium on the sublandlord's rent Snapchat parent company Snap Inc. signed a 199K SF sublease at Vornado Realty Trust’s Penn 2, according to Colliers’ July NYC office report.It is unclear how much Snap is paying, but Crain’s New York Business reported that average rents in the 1.6M SF tower started at $109 per SF last year. Santa Monica, California-based Snap is taking over three of Verizon’s floors inside the 31-story tower at a premium to the telecommunications giant's rent, Commercial Observer reported. The deal runs through to 2044. The social media giant joins a tenant roster inside the trophy skyscraper that includes Madison Square Garden Entertainment, Universal Music Group and Major League Soccer.  Manhattan is fast becoming a landlord’s market when it comes to office, squeezing tenants to find space amid expansion pushes from tech and law firms. Year-to-date leasing volume is almost 26.7M SF, growing by 22.1% from last month as Anthropic’s 466K SF deal bolstered the month’s total. In June, average asking rents reached their

TikTok has reportedly reached an agreement to resolve a group of cases claiming the company’s platform was designed to intentionally addict young users and caused serious mental health issues. The social media giant will no longer be a part of an upcoming trial, which is expected to begin in October. According to Reuters, it involves three teens who say they developed mental health issues like depression, eating disorders and self-harm after using social media. The companies behind Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube are still set to advance to trial. That case is just one example of thousands of social media lawsuits active in both state and federal courts over similar claims. TikTok has repeatedly settled out of these cases as they approach trial. Has your child suffered a serious injury after using social media daily or weekly? Get your free case review today. Tech Giants Face Growing Wave of Social Media Addiction Lawsuits The upcoming trial is the latest test for popular social media platforms as they combat growing claims that they have fueled a mental health crisis across the country. Lawsuits have been filed by families, school districts and state attorneys general. So far, only one case has gone before a

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Youngstown State University’s award-winning American Foundry Society student team will be featured in Episode 5 of Season 1 of “Cast in Steel,” scheduled to premiere on YouTube on Thursday.  The episode highlights YSU’s George Washinguin design from the 2025 Steel Founders’ Society of America Cast in Steel Competition. The team earned Best in Show and placed first overall among 36 collegiate teams nationwide.  It also received first place for Best Performance and second-place honors for Best Casting and Best Design and Process.  Students designed, cast and tested a George Washington-inspired sword using modern metalcasting methods. Judges recognized the YSU design for its balance, usability and structural integrity. “Cast in Steel” premiered July 9 and will release new episodes weekly. Viewers can watch the episode that features YSU and all the other episodes on the Cast in Steel YouTube channel.

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RENO, Nev.- Nevada Men's Basketball season tickets for the 2026-27 campaign are officially on sale, as announced this Monday morning. Led by Head Coach Steve Alford, the Wolf Pack will host eight non-conference games at Lawlor Events Center, beginning with the season opener on Nov. 2. Nevada's full non-conference schedule and opponents will be announced at a later date. Nevada is coming off a 2025-26 season in which it posted a 24-13 overall record. The Wolf Pack advanced to the quarterfinals of the National Invitational Tournament before falling to Auburn. The Pack returns a strong core led by Elijah Price, Vaughn Weems, Peyton White, and Myles Walker. Nevada's new roster welcomes 10 newcomers, featuring six transfers and four freshmen. Fans can lock in their seats now, as season tickets are available at www.NevadaWolfPack.com or by calling the Nevada Athletics Ticket Office at 775-348-PACK (7225). Follow The Pack Follow Nevada Men's Basketball on social media at @NevadaHoops (X),  » Read More

The San Diego Padres’ surge before the trade deadline was enough to persuade general manager A.J. Preller to take yet another couple of huge swings at a postseason push. The Padres acquired left-hander Robbie Ray from the San Francisco Giants and right-hander Casey Mize from the Detroit Tigers on Monday, giving up three of their highest-rated prospects in deadline trades for two proven starting pitchers. “We’re trying to win,” Preller said. “We don’t apologize for it. We’re trying to win championships. We’re trying to get to the postseason, and do it year after year.” San Diego sent right-hander Miguel Mendez and 17-year-old shortstop Joniel Hernandez to San Francisco, which will pay part of Ray’s $25 million salary. The Padres also got infielder Gage Workman from Detroit while giving up left-handers Kash Mayfield and Jackson Wolf. Ray and Mize can become free agents this winter, so they could wind up being only late-season rentals for San Diego.  » Read More