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2025-26 Season Video: Michigan players preview 2026 Final Four By Dylan Burkhardt Posted on April 3, 2026 Share Tweet Print Email Michigan players met with the media ahead of their 2026 Final Four Open Practice on Friday afternoon to discuss their journey to this point, the Arizona matchup and more. https://vimeo.com/1179930187?quality=720p https://vimeo.com/1179930625?quality=720p Related Items: 2026 Final Four, 2026 NCAA Tournament, Arizona, Video PrintFriendly Share Tweet Print Email Discuss the Article Subscribe Now Join UM Hoops today and join the best Michigan basketball community on the internet. Join Today Subscribe to our Newsletter   Trending 2.1K 2025-26 Season NCAA 2026: Michigan vs. Tennessee Recap I’ve been trying to figure out how to put this Michigan run to the... 1.9K 2025-26 Season NCAA 2026: Michigan vs. Tennessee Preview Michigan and Tennessee are set to meet for another NCAA Tournament bout on Sunday... 1.8K 2025-26 Season First Look: Arizona Wildcats Michigan will face Arizona on Saturday night in Indianapolis in the headlining game of... 1.6K 2025-26 Season NCAA 2026: Michigan vs. Arizona Preview Michigan and Arizona will play the headlining Final Four game on Saturday night (8:49...

The wait continues for a new Apple TV 4K, but Apple has steadily added new features to tvOS 26 via recent updates, including two changes I’ve been especially enjoying. #1: Profile upgrades Every streaming service has its own user profile feature, but prior to tvOS 26, Apple’s own systemwide option was lackluster. Recently in tvOS 26.2 though, Apple made two changes that turned profiles into a feature I’m now loving. First, the update made it possible to create a new profile without having an associated Apple Account. I have a young toddler, so he’s still a ways off from needing his own Apple Account. But I was able to create a tvOS profile for him with ease after tvOS 26.2. Second, the Apple TV app now filters out the content it shows based on the age of the profile in use. So now, with my toddler having his own profile, I can open the Apple TV app and only see content that’s appropriate for him to browse.  » Read More

The Food Happenings page was created about three years ago and just surpassed 20,000 followers. HOUSTON — As America celebrates its 250th birthday this year, KHOU 11 is highlighting everyday Americans doing extraordinary things through the “America 250: Red, White & YOU” series. One of those Americans is a Houston area Facebook food critic who has quietly turned her social media presence into a lifeline for local restaurants. Ashley Brasher created the “Food Happenings” page on Facebook in 2023. She quietly visits restaurants around southeast Texas, primarily north of Houston. While her page is online, it is having a very real impact for several small businesses. Brasher posts detailed reviews of the establishments she visits, evaluating them in several different categories. “Food quality, customer service, cleanliness of the restaurant, parking, everything that you could think of as a customer," Brasher said. "I’m very honest.” As her audience has grown, Brasher is beginning to step out from behind the anonymity. This is the first time she has publicly connected herself to the page.  » Read More

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Recently, my best friend and I were reminiscing about the birth of our friendship during our awkward, middle-school era. Now, well over a decade later, we are still best friends navigating the adult world together from two different cities. Over the years, we have bonded over boy bands, a shared chai addiction, our fan-fiction consumption (which evolved into a love for fantasy novels), a mutual obsession with “The Witcher,” a deep love for Thai food, and, at one point, being fully committed to the emo aesthetic. Since then, we’ve outgrown some of these parts of ourselves, and our friendship has left some of these interests in the past (as well as the questionable wardrobe choices). However, we have noticed a spike in dopamine when we give in to these guilty pleasures. So, as we live lives in our mid-twenties, is the key to happiness actually just fully embracing our inner middle school self? Tumblr, being a teenager, and the age of not GAF! Fourteen-year-old me was unapologetically herself—a true Aquarius by nature—and now I am looking back and taking some notes. Whether it was the vibrantly dyed hair, the skinny jeans, or the horribly applied eyeliner, fourteen-year-old me was onto

Distributed by EIN Presswire NOW AVAILABLE ON VOD/STREAMING LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, April 3, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — When news broke of a $238 million penthouse sale in Manhattan, the most expensive home purchase in U.S. history, it sparked national headlines. For filmmaker Toby Hubner, it ignited something deeper: a personal reckoning. His new documentary, The $238 Million Dollar Apartment — NOW AVAILABLE on major TVOD digital platforms — transforms that singular moment into a wide-ranging and intimate exploration of wealth, self-worth, and the promise of the American Dream. Distributed by Random Media and Saguaro Media LLC, the film begins as an inquiry into the meaning behind a historic real estate deal, then quickly evolves into a soul-searching road trip. As Hubner – who writes, directs, produces, and stars in the film – confronts his own privileged upbringing and internal doubts, The $238 Million Dollar Apartment becomes a powerful meditation on who gets ahead in America, and how that shapes our collective identity. OFFICIAL TRAILER ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZE4Q_ziLlc ▶️ Vimeo/Downloadable: https://vimeo.com/1047731040 LOGLINE: A filmmaker goes on the road to investigate the meaning behind America’s most expensive apartment, and what it reveals about who wins, who loses, and why. Coming from

GeekWire GeekWire Breaking News in Technology and Business. Subscribe to our newsletter: geekwire.com/newsletters Published Apr 3, 2026 Stop trying to make people read instructions and instead focus on building hyper-intuitive products. That’s one of 10 startup lessons from Dan Lewis , the co-founder and former CEO of onetime unicorn trucking marketplace Convoy, at this week’s Seattle AI Startup Summit. Rather than relitigate what led to Convoy’s collapse, Lewis, who is now at Microsoft, touched on building culture, hiring deliberately, using data and more. Read more. Ground control to Microsoft : Astronauts aboard NASA’s Artemis 2 mission encountered a surprisingly terrestrial tech struggle on their journey to the moon when their Microsoft Outlook apps malfunctioned, requiring a remote fix from IT support in Houston. Read more. The first stunning views of the home planet are coming back from astronauts floating above Earth. Read more on Alan Boyle ’s Cosmic Log. Elsewhere in space, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory has discovered more than 11,000 new asteroids in just a few months of testing, a feat powered by advanced data-crunching software developed at the University of Washington . Read more. Seattle-based Speedy's E-Bike Rescue is like AAA for e-bikes. The startup, founded by

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South Africans should be wary of fraudsters impersonating the SARS on WhatsApp, but not be too quick to dismiss messages that may really be from ...

Mr OL, a chief executive officer of a Nairobi tech firm, used to send WhatsApp memes and messages to Ms RA, a junior finance and administration ...