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Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Meta Platforms Inc is expanding beyond its advertising roots by introducing paid subscriptions across Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Meta AI as the company looks to unlock new AI-driven revenue streams and deepen monetization of its massive global user base. Meta Rolls Out Paid Tiers Across Its Core Apps Meta is launching subscription offerings for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp while also testing paid plans tied to Meta AI, CNBC reported Thursday. Under the broader “Meta One” strategy, the company plans to charge roughly $4 per month for Instagram and Facebook subscriptions and about $3 for WhatsApp. Don't Miss: A single bad hire can set a startup back years. Here are the 5 hires founders most often misjudge — and why Still Learning the Market? These 50 Must-Know Terms Can Help You Catch Up Fast The company will continue offering its apps for free. Still, the subscription tiers target creators, businesses, power users, and AI-focused customers seeking premium features such as profile customization, story insights, audience analytics, and enhanced engagement tools like “super reactions.” CNBC also highlighted comments from Meta executives, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg

Popular Twitch and Kick streamer Asmongold is once again stirring the pot on social media, sharing a wild take comparing attractiveness in men and women. The streaming talent has been no stranger to controversy throughout his rise to the top of Twitch. Asmongold has built himself into a polarizing figure during his time streaming on Twitch and Kick. The streamer, originally gaining notoriety for his status as one of World of Warcraft's top streamers, has diversified his content into a platform covering everything from politics to gaming culture. Asmongold was banned on Twitch in April 2026 and has previously seen plenty of run-ins with Twitch moderation for his divisive opinions, receiving bans from the Amazon-owned platform more than once. Now, the streamer is once again putting himself in the line of fire with incendiary comments made about women on his personal social media. Asmongold, one of the world's most-watched streamers, opens up about his earnings, sharing details that might surprise many people. A recent post by Asmongold on Twitter made some bold claims comparing the natural attractiveness of men and women. The Tweet from Asmongold claims that men are "more naturally attractive" than women in general, suggesting... See full article

This page may contain affiliate links. If you click and sign up, make a deposit, or place a wager, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Redemption was on the menu at WWE Clash in Italy, though only two competitors were able to achieve it by the time WWE's second post-WrestleMania premium live event went off the air in Turin, Italy. Ultimately, one Earth-shattering rematch clearly turned into a trilogy, while Roman Reigns held onto the Ula Fala and his WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a Tribal Combat main event against Jacob Fatu. There was one significant title change on the show, and another feud was clearly extended at least until WWE Night of Champions, if not the two-night WWE SummerSlam coming in early August from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Let's take a look at everything that went down Sunday afternoon at WWE Clash in Italy with a full list of winners, plus results, grades and analysis. WWE Clash in Italy results, grades WWE World Heavyweight Championship -- Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jacob Fatu (Tribal Combat) After a brief trip into the crowd, Reigns got run into the steel steps with the top portion sliding into the ring.

Messaging and visual media app Snapchat has announced the integration of a new artificial intelligence-based functionality for its user base. The tool, called AI Clips, aims to convert static images from the cell phone gallery into short videos in an automated way. The system processes the selected files and delivers complete audiovisual material in a few seconds. The initiative follows the movement in the technology sector to apply machine learning solutions to everyday social networks. With AI Clips, the platform seeks to facilitate content production for people who do not have technical knowledge of professional editing software. The company focuses on reducing the time spent assembling daily publications, eliminating manual cutting and synchronization steps. Visual Analysis Algorithm Funcionamento AI Clips processing occurs through a pattern recognition system integrated into the application code. Quando the user selects a set of photographs, the artificial intelligence performs a scan to identify central elements in each frame. The software maps faces, highlighted objects, background scenes and even facial expressions to understand the context of the material sent. Based on this digital reading, the tool organizes the images into a logical display sequence. The system does not just perform a simple grouping of files, but

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“I used to love arguing as a child and as a young man; I always found that to be my happy place,” Kareem Rahma says with a slightly mischievous smile over Zoom. “I can sit in the middle of an argument and have a conversation about something that I don’t care about for multiple hours simply because it’s fun.” That’s essentially what Rahma’s been doing for the past three years as creator and host of the viral series Subway Takes, in which everyday people — and, increasingly, well-known figures — share their most controversial opinions on everything from social issues to Botox and fillers during a train ride with the Brooklyn resident, who holds a New York City MetroCard clipped to a tiny mic up to their mouths. Before chatting with THR late on a Friday afternoon, he’d filmed 15 episodes earlier in the day with guests who ranged from an independent musician and a podcaster to a climate activist and “an old guy that I met.”  “There’s no like, ‘Oh, they have this many followers.’ ‘They’re working on this movie.’ ‘You should meet them because of this thing,’ ” Rahma say of booking guests, which he does personally.

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By Jeff White (jwhite@virginia.edu)VirginiaSports.com HATTIESBURG, Miss. — Any game now could be his last as a college baseball player. Has that crossed AJ Gracia’s mind? Of course. “It’s pretty hard to ignore that,” the University of Virginia center-fielder said Saturday evening at Southern Mississippi’s Pete Taylor Park. Gracia, a junior, is projected to be an early pick in this summer’s Major League Baseball draft. He spent his freshman and sophomore years at Duke, where he saw older teammates go to great lengths to extend their college careers. They set an example he’s following this postseason as a Cavalier. “I think there’s something to be said about you're kind of looking the end right in the face, playing college baseball, and you don't want it to end,” Gracia said. “I think we've kind of talked the last couple of weeks about just fighting for another day together. So that's kind of where I'm at with that.” After winning the first elimination game of the NCAA tournament’s Hattiesburg Regional, the Wahoos are assured at least one more day together. Second-seeded Virginia (37-22) meets third-seeded Jacksonville State (47-14) on Sunday at 4 p.m. ET. The loser’s season will end. The winner will