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Now live on Sir Nick Faldo's YouTube channel, the debut episode (titled "The Golfer's Mind") arrives during Masters week (2026), some 30 years after Faldo's final Masters victory SALT LAKE CITY, UT / ACCESS Newswire / April 10, 2026 / GOLF.AI Inc. and Sir Nick Faldo today announced that Episode 1 of "Golf's New Voice" (the new video series from GOLF.AI™ Studios ), is now live on Sir Faldo's YouTube channel. Titled "The Golfer's Mind," the debut episode explores first-tee nerves, negative self-talk, focus, and visualization, and examines the mental side of golf through Faldo's perspective and AI-enhanced creative storytelling. The launch comes during Masters week (2026), some 30 years after Faldo captured his final Masters title in 1996. PHOTO CAPTION: An AI-image of a younger Nick Faldo confronting the "anti-Faldo" on a fairway, as depicted in Episode 1 of the video series, "Golf's New Voice," from GOLF.AI Studios and Sir Nick Faldo. "We wanted to begin the series with the mind because that is where so much of the real game of golf actually begins," said Clive Mayhew, CEO and Co-Founder of GOLF.AI. "Sir Nick Faldo brings extraordinary credibility to that conversation, and Episode 1 sets the tone for

Apollonia's lawyer says she's "very happy with the results, and that the parties can continue to honor the legacy of Prince and his musical genius." Prince performs during the "Pepsi Halftime Show" at Super Bowl XLI between the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears on February 4, 2007 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images Trending on Billboard The Prince estate has reached a settlement with singer Apollonia, ending their dispute over who owns legal rights to the name made famous by the movie Purple Rain. Related After years of fighting, Prince’s estate and Apollonia (born Patty Kotero) both withdrew their dueling trademark cases against each other on Wednesday (April 8). Apollonia’s lawyer, Daniel Cislo, told Billboard that the matter has been confidentially settled. “Apollonia is very happy with the results, and that the parties can continue to honor the legacy of Prince and his musical genius,” said Cislo. “In a time of so much conflict, it is very good to see people coming together to resolve their dispute.” Lawyers for the Prince estate did not return a request for comment on the resolution. The dispute dates back to 2018, two years after Prince’s sudden death by

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An undocumented Haitian man has been charged with murder after repeatedly striking a woman with a hammer outside a convenience store in Florida last week, the latest immigration case thrust into the national spotlight by President Donald Trump. Rolbert Joachin, 40, is in custody and accused by authorities of killing the woman, who has not been publicly identified, during an interaction at a gas station in Fort Myers on April 2, according to court documents. The victim was working as a store clerk at the gas station, according to the documents. A man who knew the victim told CNN affiliate WBBH she was a member of the Bangladeshi community in Fort Myers. In a post on Truth Social Thursday evening, Trump shared shocking surveillance footage of the killing, calling it the result of immigration policies under former President Joe Biden and reiterated inflammatory rhetoric associating immigrants with crime. Trump’s amplification of the video is the latest in a yearslong campaign to use certain killings as apparent evidence for stricter border enforcement. “The video of her brutal slaying is one of the most vicious things you will ever see,” Trump said in his post,  » Read More

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky women’s tennis (9-14, 1-13 SEC) dropped a tough match at home to LSU, 4-1, on Thursday at the Hilary J. Boone Tennis Complex. Doubles play began with a quick decision on court three, where seniors Zoe Hammond and Ellie Myers earned a strong win over Alexia Marginean and Addison Lanton to give Kentucky early momentum. LSU answered on court two, as Kenna Erickson and Ella McDonald defeated Julia Zhu and Donna Le Roux to even doubles play at one match apiece. With the point on the line, Reese Sager and Asuncion Jadue delivered on court one, defeating Cadence Brace and Carolina Kuhl to clinch the doubles point and give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. Carrying the advantage into singles, Kentucky looked to build on its early success. LSU struck first in singles on court three, where Addison Lanton defeated Sager to tie the match at 1-1. Moments later, Cadence Brace gave the Tigers the lead with a win over Hammond on court one. The Tigers continued to build momentum on court four, as Carolina Kuhl defeated Elena Molla to extend the LSU lead to 3-1. With the match on the line, Kenna Erickson clinched the victory

The Twitch streamer NoWay is currently in the middle of his jungle challenge in League of Legends. During a match, he was randomly thrown into the Summoner’s Rift with an ex-professional player, but NoWay would rather not have him on the team. Which ex-professional player did NoWay play with? In a new video on Youtube, NoWay plays what initially seems to be a harmless round of SoloQ in League of Legends. During champion selection, where the players’ names are replaced with names from the LoL universe, NoWay noticed an unusual choice by his top laner. The first concern after the picked champ Rammus was that it might be the ex-professional TheBausffs. This concern was confirmed after NoWay saw the skin for Rammus and checked out TheBausffs’ Twitch stream. Already at this point, before the round even started, NoWay feared it would not work and said: “No, that is also his skin, I think. No, no, no, no, no, no. Please not. Oh my God, no. Help. Oh God. Not Rammus. I’m already opening a Red Bull for the game.” Start video Former German LoL Pro is Now One of the Most Successful Twitch Streamers – This is NoWay Autoplay NoWay

Geige Vandentop and Dan Briggs Summary StreamYard co-founders Geige Vandentop and Dan Briggs have invested $10 million in Delaware-based Livid, an ad-free video hosting platform for creators and small businesses. Led by former StreamYard executives, Livid offers transparent pricing, generous storage and a migration tool for Vimeo libraries, positioning itself as a creator-friendly alternative focused on simplicity, portability and fair pricing. StreamYard co-founders Geige Vandentop and Dan Briggs have invested $10 million in Livid, an ad-free video-hosting tool for individuals and small businesses. The duo of Vandentop and Briggs built Wilmington, Del.-based StreamYard, a live-streaming platform, from scratch before selling it to Hopin, a virtual events platform now known as RingCentral, in 2021. StreamYard was later acquired by Bending Spoons in 2024. Vandentop and Briggs, alumnus of Canada’s University of Victoria, started StreamYard in 2018, inspired by live streaming’s rapid growth in the gaming community that enabled people to turn hobbies into careers. The two bootstrapped StreamYard and grew revenue to nearly $10 million in early 2020 with a simple streaming solution that enabled the creation of professional-quality content. Livid was launched in 2026 with former StreamYard executives at the helm, as a response to help the community from being

Hand holding a smartphone with Twitter icon on screen. iPhone with a social media app logo. Photo courtesy of Sanket Mishra on Pexels Here at Opinion, we like to make well-crafted and evidence-based articles. But sometimes we get tired of that and just want to throw an opinion out there. Today, we take a look at the social media app known as Twitter (no, we’re not calling it X) and ask our contributors: what Twitter post or account do you think belongs in a museum?  Colin Hamilton, Staff Writer:   “I want that twink Obliterated.” Has there ever been such a statement? Hailing from a sourceless Wattpad comment, the phrase quickly gained popularity on Twitter. It’s easy to see why: the phrase exists as an exclamation that can perfectly express any manner of emotion, if not in a slightly campy way. From playful rage to adoration, this five-word masterpiece covers it all. Even the choice of capitalization underlines the inherent humor in the statement; because yes, obliterated is exactly the word that is needed to complete this sentence. In fact, I believe this may be one of the few good things to have spawned from the bottomless pit that is Wattpad. For that reason alone, it deserves its place enshrined in some internet museum.   Gianna Cassino, Weekly Columnist (she/her): Until my dying days, I

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A man is wanted by police for allegedly driving a 16-year-old he met on Snapchat from her house in Ethel to his apartment in downtown Baton Rouge and then raping her. The man then allegedly kicked her out of his apartment and a food delivery driver drove her back to her house in Ethel, according to a warrant for his arrest. West Feliciana Parish Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call about a runaway juvenile on March 1 off of Hwy 955 East and learned the victim went missing at around 8:30 p.m., police say. The victim left a note that said she was leaving with Sean Patrick St. Cyr, 19, according to the arrest warrant. Several hours later, police returned to the residence when the victim had returned, but appeared to be under the influence of an unknown substance, the warrant says. Police transported her to Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital for treatment, where a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner confirmed she had injuries consistent with sexual assault and tested positive for an STI, police said. According to the arrest warrant, St. Cyr drove to the victim’s house in Ethel and told the victim to get in his car