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TWITCH STREAM GOES VIRAL.⁠ ⁠ A Twitch streamer from Venezuela was live during the moment two earthquakes hit the region.

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Trending on Billboard Imagine a concert bill co-headlined by Michael Jackson and Prince. That’s one example of how principals involved with Usher and Chris Brown’s The R&B Tour (aka Raymond & Brown) are describing the upcoming trek’s level of impact. The superstar duo initially revealed their North America stadium tour via an X post on April 10. Four days later, Live Nation announced a 33-date itinerary. That number has since increased to 51 — and counting, according to a spokesperson. Now, after rehearsals in St. Louis, Usher and Brown will kick off the hotly anticipated tour in Denver on Friday (June 26). Related “Rarely do we see these kinds of combinations,” says Usher’s manager Ron Laffitte, one of the principals whom Billboard spoke to ahead of the tour’s anticipated launch. “We can point to Jay-Z and Kanye ‘Ye’ West’s Watch the Throne or Elton John and Billy Joel coming together. What would Michael Jackson and Prince have looked like? Unfortunately, we never had the blessing of seeing those two share the stage.” He adds, “Bringing these icons of R&B together elevates the entire concert experience, showcasing their singing, performance athleticism and the most incredible song catalogs. The love and respect

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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel and his wife, model Miranda Kerr, gifted $550 million to the non-profit, Undue Medical Debt, to pay off medical bills for over 250,000 Californians. The couple shared the news on social media. “One of the reasons we wanted to share this directly is because if you happen to receive a letter in the mail letting you know your medical debt has been forgiven, we want you to know it's real,” Kerr said. “Medical debt can be a burden that lasts long after a health crisis has passed,” Spiegel said. Marisa Clemente, who serves as vice-president of philanthropy for the non-profit, called the donation “transformative.” “For us, we think that, you know, nobody should have to choose between their health and paying their bills, and no one should go broke just because they got sick, right?” she said. “It's the one debt that people don't ask for, and it's something that people cannot control.” Clemente added that those who had their debt paid off will get their letters in mid-July. More than 17,000 people in L.A. County are expected to get those letters. Follow KNX News 1070 AM Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok

PHOTO: Roy C. Barnes, Project Coordinator, Mobile Prostate Screening Program, Winship Cancer Institute and Jo Lahmon, South Region Manager, Cobb County Public Library The Cobb County Public Library distributed the following news release about the success of the eight Winship Mobile Prostate Cancer Screening bus visits: The recently completed series of eight Winship Mobile Prostate Cancer Screening bus visits in May and June to Cobb County Public Library locations resulted in the clinics serving 129 men. Ahead of the final event in the series, organizers were committed to promoting the June 24 South Cobb Regional Library event to push the total significantly above the 100-men-tested milestone – and were successful in getting a community response with 32 men tested during the clinic at the library in Mableton. The screening events for men ages 40-75 – a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test, no physical exam – are organized to eliminate barriers to prostate cancer detection and care, especially for men at high risk. Launched in September, this Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University program is made possible through generous support of the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and in collaboration with Mount Sinai Health System of New York. The South Cobb event occurred

Jamie Holt/Virginia Athletics Mans Dahlberg and Jangjun Kim join Dietrich on the All-ACC Men’s Tennis Academic Team. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia junior Dylan Dietrich has been named the ACC Men’s Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year while two additional Cavaliers were named to the All-ACC Academic team, the league office announced Friday (June 26). This is the 10th time a Cavalier has been named the ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year for men’s tennis. Dietrich joins Dominic Inglot (2008-09), Mitchell Frank (2014), Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (2016-17), Carl Söderlund (2019, 2021) and Chris Rodesch (2023-24). Dietrich, a data science major, also earned CSC Academic All-America NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Team Member of the Year honors. The reigning ACC Player of the Year and ITA National Player of the Year, Dietrich finished the season with a 29-4 record, including a dominant 24-1 mark on the top court in dual match play. He owns the No. 1 spot in the ITA singles rankings, where he has remained since April 7, with wins in his final 17 completed matches. He capped his season with a thrilling 6-7 (2-7), 6-4, 6-4 win over Texas' third-ranked Sebastian Gorzny to clinch Virginia's seventh team NCAA title. With partner Måns Dahlberg, Dietrich was crowned

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AI is making some workers more productive, but it may also be reshaping workplace connection. As employees turn to AI for quick answers, feedback, and problem-solving, some of the everyday interactions that help teams build trust may be happening less often. For companies, the challenge is no longer just how to use AI efficiently, it's how to make sure productivity does not come at the expense of collaboration, Ana Altchek reports. Read more: https://lnkd.in/efsq6GmA Like Comment Transcript AI is making us more productive, but it may also be making the workplace lonelier. Business insiders Akihito reported that one marketing director said he now speaks to his coworkers about 50% less because of ChatGPT. Instead of asking a designer or engineer for help, he asks AI. And he's not alone. Jessica Brief, an incoming management professor at Wharton, said that people are increasingly choosing to work alone. Cisco found that its most active AI users trusted their teams less than intermittent users, likely because. Top users spend more time on their own and less time with their colleagues. The company said that AI can unintentionally create isolation when it's adopted individually rather than collectively. The coaching platform Better Up found that

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