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Mike Coppola/Getty Images Jason Aldean has one of the largest homes on the outskirts of Nashville, and of course it has a thorough security system — but there are multiple people who have the gate code, and he isn't too pleased about that. The "Whiskey Drink" singer was a guest on Taste of Country Nights , and host Evan Paul started to ask about the different things that Aldean's wife, Brittany gets shipped to her, due to the fact that she is a social media influencer. Aldean chuckled as he started to respond. "She orders all kinds of stuff. Squirrel feeders, the stuff for Navy's room ... there's always stuff coming in, it's just like a bottle of something and I'm like, 'What is that?'" The "Try That in Small Town" singer says things are rolling through their front door daily. "She orders so much stuff, I don't even know what it is anymore," he admits. The Amazon guy is basically their roommate at this point. "Oh yeah, dude, they got our gate code and everything!" Aldean says. "He comes in and drops stuff at the door, he's there every day. Every single day, the guy's there." And it's not just the Amazon guy who has the Aldeans' home gate code — "UPS

Mike Coppola/Getty Images Jason Aldean has one of the largest homes on the outskirts of Nashville, and of course it has a thorough security system — but there are multiple people who have the gate code, and he isn't too pleased about that. The "Whiskey Drink" singer was a guest on Taste of Country Nights , and host Evan Paul started to ask about the different things that Aldean's wife, Brittany gets shipped to her, due to the fact that she is a social media influencer. Aldean chuckled as he started to respond. "She orders all kinds of stuff. Squirrel feeders, the stuff for Navy's room ... there's always stuff coming in, it's just like a bottle of something and I'm like, 'What is that?'" The "Try That in Small Town" singer says things are rolling through their front door daily. "She orders so much stuff, I don't even know what it is anymore," he admits. The Amazon guy is basically their roommate at this point. "Oh yeah, dude, they got our gate code and everything!" Aldean says. "He comes in and drops stuff at the door, he's there every day. Every single day, the guy's there." And it's not just the Amazon guy who has the Aldeans' home gate code — "UPS

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Anjali Sud rose as a young executive at Amazon and then Barry Diller's conglomerate IAC, ultimately overseeing the spinoff IPO of Vimeo. Today, Sud is CEO of Fox free ad-supported streaming app Tubi, which is nearing 100 million monthly active users. Named to the 2025 CNBC Changemakers list, she says younger generations are consuming free content that meets their unique storytelling needs and that is her strategic focus rather than chasing any competition like Netflix. During her childhood, Anjali Sud's father would put clips from Wall Street Journal articles about chief executive officers on her pillow for her to find when she went to sleep. The move might have been a bit presumptuous, Sud says, but the message that her father, an entrepreneur himself, was sending stayed with her: "I grew up with parents who believed I could be the person in that clip," she now says. Sud rose to the role of CEO at video streaming platform Vimeo, part of Barry Diller's media conglomerate IAC, at the age of 33, and took the company public in 2021. Now, she is the CEO of Fox Corp.'s free ad-supported streaming app Tubi, where she has overseen rapid growth. In her first

Twenty seconds of flamboyant absurdity is all it takes to showcase the appeal of a Rubicon juice in this series of spots by Lucky Generals. Four films match the mood – and the colour scheme – of the drink’s “exotic” flavours like cherry raspberry, mango, orange mango, and passion. “Big flavour behaviour” is the agency’s first work for Rubicon since beating Uncommon, Leith and St Luke’s to win the business in January, along with a host of other AG Barr brands including Irn Bru. Lisa McKenna, brand director at Rubicon, said: “Rubicon’s big, bold and delicious flavours and real fruit juice inclusion are what sets the drink apart from its competitors, and this has been the case from day one. ‘Big Flavour Behaviour’ is more than a tagline – it’s a call to embrace what makes you stand out, and we’re proud to champion that spirit across everything we do.” Danny Hunt, creative director at Lucky Generals, said: “Rubicon is a brand that has never been scared to stand out with its distinctive flavours. We wanted to celebrate that confidence in a big way with unforgettable characters who embody ‘Big Flavour Behaviour’.” MAA creative scale: 7.5 Please follow and like

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GuruFocus News Tue, May 6, 2025, 3:08 AM 3 min read In This Article: Release Date: May 05, 2025 For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript. Vimeo Inc (NASDAQ:VMEO) reported significant growth in enterprise video, with video becoming more accepted across various departments. The company launched new video formats, including spatial video, and enhanced security capabilities. Vimeo Inc (NASDAQ:VMEO) powered over 100 billion video views for the first time, showcasing its extensive reach. AI capabilities have driven 40% of customer deals, indicating strong demand for AI-driven video solutions. The company has a strong cash balance and plans to invest up to $30 million to drive future growth, with a focus on AI, security, and video formats. Self-serve subscriber numbers continue to face pressure, with challenges in increasing subscriber growth. The company is experiencing management challenges in handling the explosion of video content across enterprises. There are concerns about the impact of pricing changes on self-serve subscriber retention. Vimeo Inc (NASDAQ:VMEO) faces competition from both enterprise and consumer video platforms, which may impact its market position. The company acknowledges past self-inflicted issues, such as user interface dissatisfaction and pricing complexity, which have