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by Ari Koslow | Giants Correspondent | Mon, Jun 29th 6:19pm EDT Christina Koss has a locker in the Giants clubhouse on Monday. (Susan Slusser on Twitter) Fantasy Impact: There could be an official roster move announced before first pitch. Category: Transactions | More Christian Koss: News, Rankings, Projections, Stats  » Read More

Raymond Zeng earns $306,500 a year as a software engineer at Meta, but he avoids  the type of lifestyle his salary might suggest. Living in the Bay Area, Zeng is saving aggressively with the goal to retire by age 30. Watch full video: https://bit.ly/4f1XB4C Like Comment Transcript Prior to joining my current company, I had spent two years living in Dallas and I moved here about 7 or 8 months ago, back in July of 2025. In terms of base rent, I am paying $2600 a month. Amenity fees are included in the base rent. Utilities will cost anywhere between 150 to $170 a month. My electricity bill here is about 50% higher than it was in Dallas, from about 20 to $30.00 per month to about $50.00 a month. Hey, welcome to my apartment. So this is the main kitchen area. It's quite spacious compared to my last apartment. The only complaint that I really have are these countertops aren't exactly ideal for the amount that I'm paying, but it's alright. Over here we have my main sort of living slash workshop area. This is where I get all my work done as well as my personal projects. Over here

What started off as a trailblazing music partnership between música mexicana band Fuerza Regida and L.A. label Rancho Humilde has now fizzled into a sticky online drama. On Saturday, Fuerza Regida frontman Jesús Ortiz Paz , better known as JOP, took to his personal Instagram account to post a statement addressing the band’s ongoing legal battle with the independent label led by music mogul Jimmy Humilde, who signed the band in 2018. “To everyone who supports Fuerza Regida, you deserve to hear our music,” Ortiz Paz wrote in a public statement. “You deserve to see us perform at the World Cup. You deserve to listen to us on the MLB album.” This statement, which has since disappeared from JOP’s Instagram post , alleged that music created by the música mexicana group “keeps disappearing.” Among the songs that have been taken down from streaming platforms by Rancho Humilde are “Triston,” “Todos nos Shipean” and “67,” according to the band’s publicist. In September 2025, Rancho Humilde filed a lawsuit against Fuerza Regida, alleging breaches of contract for unilaterally collaborating with artists outside the label — such as Chino Pacas and Drake — and signing exclusive live performance deals with

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In April, BTS returned to the Boxscore charts with a vengeance, leading the Top Tours chart for the first time in four years with monthly earnings of more than $75 million. In May, they maintain their crown while leveling up. According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, BTS grossed $127.8 million and sold 641,000 tickets over 12 shows between May 2-28, repeating as the month’s highest-grossing and best-selling touring act. Further, the group achieves the biggest monthly gross by a group since the chart began in 2019, surpassing The Rolling Stones’ $95 million from August 2019 by 35%. Related This marks BTS’ fourth month at No. 1 on Top Tours, after leading in May 2019 and April 2022, in addition to April of this year. Only five acts have spent more time on top since the chart’s launch in 2019: Bad Bunny, with nine months; Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Elton John, each with seven; and Trans-Siberian Orchestra with five. Of BTS’ four chart-toppers, this is its biggest yet. At $127.8, the group’s May is the fifth biggest monthly gross in the chart’s history, ranked behind three months by Beyoncé and one by Kendrick Lamar & SZA. After opening the Arirang World

South Carolina Athletics Director Jeremiah Donati discusses the hot topics around Gamecock Athletics DEAR GAMECOCKS: I hope your summer is off to a great start.  We continue to build a lot of momentum going into the fall semester. From our July 1 transition to Nike, the hiring of head baseball coach Kevin Schnall, and the progress of our Williams-Brice Reimagined project, there’s a lot to be excited about as we turn the chapter to the next academic and athletic year. Here is the latest update on some exciting things going on around our department. SOUTH CAROLINA + NIKE The day is finally here! On July 1, our Athletics Department will officially begin our new apparel partnership with Nike. This is a pivotal movement for us, our department, student-athletes and coaches and we join you in the excitement of what this means for us. I want to thank Under Armour for their incredible partnership over the past 19 seasons. They have been involved in a lot of iconic Gamecock moments over our longstanding partnership. As we transition to Nike, starting on July 1, you will see a coordinated effort across our department to showcase what this new partnership means. One of

Pride Month may officially be winding down, but that doesn’t mean the queer community stops celebrating. For many players, tabletop gaming has become their favorite space to experience and engage with their queer identity. With that has come a growing cohort of LGBT designers and, naturally, games with LGBT themes. While many may think of the big, dramatic games like Thirsty Sword Lesbians, one of the sleeper hits in this genre has been a game with…the name LGBT. Which in this case stands for Longsword, Glock, Bat Taser. Designed by Jonathon Boyle with art by Brighid de Danann, and released by their publishing company Bright Bard Games, the 2024 release has gotten a brand new second edition that funded on Backerkit earlier this month. To learn more about where the game came from and what’s in this new edition, I sat down with Jonathon and Bri for a chat. Dan Arndt: So, tell me the exact origin point for this How do you go from a Tumblr post to something that you thought could be a game  Jonathon Boyle: We transport ourselves back to Pride 2024,  which I believe is 10 years after the original posting of the meme that

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As the future of NBCUniversal enters a new phase in its planned split from Comcast, the media company continues to cut deals for its Peacock streaming service. The latest news: Peacock is coming to YouTube Primetime Channels, in a bid to try and grow the streaming service’s reach and subscriber base. YouTube said Monday that Peacock’s Premium Plus tier, which does not include ads and costs $16.99 per month, is now available through its Primetime Channels subscription marketplace. The deal brings Spanish-language coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Love Island USA to the platform, with the NBA and NFL seasons coming back soon. YouTube Primetime Channels is one of the largest subscription streaming marketplaces in the U.S., alongside Amazon Prime Video and Roku. Peacock had mostly avoided third-party streaming marketplaces, as well as streaming bundles, since it launched in 2020. That has left Peacock somewhat sub-scale compared to competitors, though it is now making up for last time, cutting a flurry of deals in the last year. The first of those deals came last fall, when Peacock inked a deal for a bundle with Apple TV, and struck a deal with Walmart to offer Peacock for free to