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DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — Jurors heard some of the trial’s most anticipated evidence Thursday as prosecutors presented blood alcohol test results, social media posts and bar receipts in the case against the woman accused of causing a crash that killed two Lowcountry teenagers. Ashner Hollyn Nelson is charged with two counts of felony DUI resulting in death and two counts of reckless homicide in connection with an Aug. 8, 2024, crash that killed 17-year-olds Joseph DaSilva of Goose Creek and Samuel Oliveira of Summerville. Much of Thursday’s testimony focused on establishing the chain of custody for a blood sample collected after the crash. Jurors heard from the nurse who drew Nelson’s blood at Trident Medical Center, North Charleston police officers who collected and transported the sample, and South Carolina Law Enforcement Division personnel responsible for receiving, storing and testing the evidence. After laying that foundation, prosecutors called a forensic toxicologist to testify about Nelson’s blood alcohol concentration. The toxicologist testified Nelson’s blood alcohol concentration measured 0.247 percent, a level the witness described as indicating significant alcohol impairment. Prosecutors then shifted their focus to retracing Nelson’s movements in the hours before the crash. Jurors were shown photographs recovered from Nelson’s

Trending on Billboard When Chappell Roan accepted her best new artist trophy at the Grammy Awards in February 2025, she called on record labels to cover healthcare costs for artists. “We got you, but do you got us?” she questioned. A few days later, Hilary Gleason received a call from her longtime friend, Lisa Hess, who also happened to be Roan’s business manager. The outspoken pop star wanted to make a sizable donation to Gleason’s growing nonprofit, Backline, which she had helped establish in 2019 to support the mental health of artists and music industry professionals. On Super Bowl Sunday, Gleason’s team built a fundraising page; soon after, Roan made a $25,000 donation. (An added bonus: Gleason’s Philadelphia Eagles took home the Lombardi Trophy.) “It was the single largest fundraising moment in Backline’s history,” says Gleason, 36. “It also really motivated corporations to give to Backline in a more serious way.” AEG matched Roan’s donation, as did artists including Noah Kahan, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx as part of a fundraising campaign aptly called “WE GOT YOU!” Related Yet, part of Gleason was hesitant to accept Roan’s charity. Backline was built to support access to mental healthcare specifically, and Roan was

Anyone job hunting or recruiting on LinkedIn in the last few years has no doubt come across users who post AI-generated “slop” that is either poorly done or is intended to dupe as original thought. LinkedIn is reportedly aiming to do something about it by introducing a "seems like AI slop" button so users can flag posts they suspect were created by machines instead of humans. The option is currently in testing and there’s no word on when it will be available to the broader user base. Currently, the button does not appear when the post drop-down menu is selected on the site. LinkedIn is introducing the AI flag less than a month after404 Media reported that the Pangram AI detection service found an estimated 41 percent of LinkedIn's long-form posts and 30 percent of its short-form posts are likely generated by AI. Hari Srinivasan, the chief product officer at LinkedIn, wrote a post about the button on the site shortly after 404 Media reported its existence. LinkedIn announced it is testing a new button users can select to flag posts they suspect are AI-generated (AFP/Getty) “AI slop is a top priority for all of us. We really care about

CALGARY – Penn State women's hockey assistant coach Jenn Wakefield has been named an assistant coach for Canada's National Women's Development Team, Hockey Canada announced Thursday.  The appointment marks Wakefield's first coaching role with Canada's National Women's Development Team. She previously spent four seasons (2021–25) as an assistant coach with the Netherlands women's national team.  As a player, Wakefield won an Olympic gold medal with Team Canada at the 2014 Winter Olympics and captured gold at the 2021 IIHF Women's World Championship. During her 11-year career with Canada's National Women's Team (2007–18), she recorded 88 points on 47 goals and 41 assists in 119 international games.  At Penn State, Wakefield enters her third season on staff in 2026-27. She helped guide the Nittany Lions to the most successful season in program history in 2025-26, highlighted by a fourth consecutive Atlantic Hockey America Tournament championship with a 3-2 victory over #12 Mercyhurst on Mar. 7. Penn State also earned the program's first NCAA Tournament victory, defeating #6 Connecticut, 3-0, on March 14 to advance to its first Frozen Four. The Nittany Lions pushed #2 Wisconsin to overtime in the national semifinals.  Wakefield oversees Penn State's defense corps and has helped mentor one

Collingwood coach Craig McRae has again reinforced his eternal love and support behind exiting star Bobby Hill, who on Thursday was subject to a vile social media attack — before his split from the Pies became official on Friday morning and he confirmed a “break from football”. The 2023 Norm Smith Medallist shared a screenshot of a direct message he received to his Instagram story, which made racist and explicit remarks. Watch every match of every round of the AFL Premiership Season LIVE and ad-break free during play on FOX FOOTY, available on Kayo Sports | New to Kayo? Join now and get your first month for just $1. WHAT'S GAMBLING REALLY COSTING YOU? Set a deposit limit. For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au. Foxfooty.com.au has chosen not to publish the derogatory terms directed at Hill. Speaking to journalists after the Magpies’ 25-point loss to Geelong on Thursday night, McRae sent his best wishes to the 26-year-old, who is set to depart the club at season’s end via a mutual agreement. “I’m sorry to hear that, if that’s the case. Bobby, our thoughts are with you,” McRae said. “The world’s a crazy place at

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Charts in the MENA and Southeast Asia region will adhere to the principles. Courtesy Photo Trending on Billboard The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) has backed calls for clearer labeling of music recordings developed by generative artificial intelligence on global music charts. On Wednesday (July 29) a group of leading record labels including the big three majors (Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group) and a number of key indies called for transparent labeling and greater clarity on what generative AI tools were used to create music and their chart eligibility. Related The label’s proposal set out four eligibility guidelines for songs that use AI to be included on music charts: that the AI platform used to create a song is authorized; that the song complies with copyright laws, related rights and personality rights; that the use of AI within the song is properly communicated and labeled; and that the track is primarily created by a human and does not raise chart manipulation or streaming concerns. Now the IFPI, a trade body that represents the recording industry worldwide, has said they will adopt the new set of principles in a number of charts globally. The

Google’s YouTube might be a competitive force to traditional media in the living room, but that doesn’t mean legacy players are ignoring or strictly trying to beat back the video platform’s might. Instead, many are turning to YouTube as a place to reach and engage broader audiences and promote their premium sports highlights, entertainment clips and long-form, and other content like kids and news programming. Related The most recent example of traditional media turning to YouTube was news this week of multi-pronged, multi-year agreement between NBCUniversal and the platform. Part of that involves including all Peacock content within the YouTube Premium experience starting in early 2027 and plans to bring select premium live sports from NBC to YouTube channels, among other collaborations.  With that in mind, we’re excited to bring StreamTV Insiders a new exclusive monthly ranker, courtesy of Tubular, that tracks the top 10 U.S. traditional media channels on YouTube each month based on unique domestic viewers. That includes TV networks, movie studios, programs and network-owned streaming services.   So who leaned in and took the crown at attracting audiences on YouTube in June?  Disney sweeps the YouTube podium in June  Per Tubular, Disney-owned channels saw significant growth in June

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