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An online streamer has been kicked out and handed a life ban from the Phoenix Open after causing a stir during the popular PGA Tour event. Jack Doherty, who has more than 15 million subscribers on YouTube, was escorted out of TPC Scottsdale after interrupting play in the second round. In a video that surfaced online, Doherty was shown offering $100 to a spectator to yell out "jackass" while Mackenzie Hughes took a swing. READ MORE: Gastro bug rattles women's ice hockey with teams on high alert READ MORE: 'Dream come true' for Aussie in stunning $5.7m LIV debut READ MORE: Kyle left Australia at just 18. Now, he's a wrestling superstar Doherty was then filmed being escorted out of the facility by security and was informed that if he attempted to come back, the police would be called. YouTube streamer Jack Doherty is kicked out of the Phoenix Open. Twitter "It happens at this tournament sometimes, I saw the video," Hughes told The Athletic. "Honestly, I didn't lose much sleep over it. My caddie and the security staff were all pretty prompt to kick whoever it was out. I feel like I wasn't really much of the story. "I just

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Dan Knepper of IJ explains how the owner of some classic Mexican films tried to deal with the problem of the films ending up on YouTube. A recent ...

Though many things seem more uncertain than ever, some things never change. James Cameron is still making Avatar movies. The State Street Chipotle is still out of ingredients. And, “Michigan Math” is as notorious as ever.  Michigan Math is the colloquial term for the introductory calculus sequence at the University of Michigan, which includes MATH 115 and MATH 116. Discussion about the sequence is lively. There have been more than a few Reddit threads discussing Michigan Math over the past few years, and undergraduates, graduate student instructors and faculty have all voiced their opinions about the program on these very pages.  Here’s a short recapitulation of some of the main criticisms of the program. For one, there aren’t enough faculty to teach the boatload of small discussion sections — which most education research shows is more effective than large lectures. This leads to GSIs with relatively little training being thrown in the deep end to teach the class. Because every GSI is different, instruction quality is highly variable. There’s also an absolutely Sisyphean workload: lecture videos to watch, team homework to collaborate on, quizzes to study for, textbooks to read, exams to take and WebWork that feels like it’s due

When my original Nintendo console came home with me from the grocery store in the late 80s, I was on cloud nine. Mario Bros, Duck Hunt, and the possibility of new games and memories made with family and friends. I quickly learned that when the system was not functioning correctly after extended use, the best thing to do was power off, blow on the teeth of the game cartridge, and somehow that made things better for a while. Sure, it took a bit of time to power up, and you had better save your progress—but at least the game felt balanced again, and the controller would respond. That is what the Dallas Mavericks did on Wednesday. In another reference from that bygone era, they shook the Etch A Sketch. Sure, they sent out more talent than they received back. That is the price of the reset button on this particular gaming console of Naismith’s game. Peruse social media, and you might hear some folks complain that owners will do anything to avoid a high payroll. While that is sometimes the motivating factor in trades, there is more to it than sheer frugality. The current collective bargaining agreement forced the Mavericks’

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Google has rolled out a fresh visual update to its YouTube TV application on Android devices, introducing a modernized set of icons that bring the streaming service’s interface in line with recent design evolutions seen across other YouTube products. This change, which arrived in early February 2026 through app version 10.05.0, focuses on refreshing the graphical elements throughout the platform to create a more consistent and contemporary user experience. The transformation primarily affects the icons used in key navigation areas. In the bottom navigation bar, the symbols representing Library, Home, and Live now feature significantly thicker outlines, giving them a bolder and more prominent appearance on screens. Similarly, the Cast and Search icons positioned in the app bar at the top have received the same treatment, adopting the heavier line weights that enhance visibility and tap targets. These adjustments extend beyond just the main navigation, with refreshed icons appearing across various sections of the app, including program detail pages, the Account area, bottom sheets that slide up for additional options, and the Settings menu, according to 9to5Google. During video playback, controls have also been updated to match the new aesthetic. The play button, along with next and previous track indicators

Michelle Ehrhardt Michelle Ehrhardt Associate Tech Editor Experience Michelle is Lifehacker's Associate Tech Editor, and has been reviewing games, laptops, phones, and more for over 10 years. She is based in New York City and holds a master's degree from NYU. Read Full Bio February 3, 2026 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Credit: Irada Zaitova / Shutterstock.com Key Takeaways YouTube background play has broken in mobile browsers including Samsung Internet, Vivaldi, and Microsoft Edge. Google confirms that it disabled the feature on purpose, as background play is intended only for YouTube Premium subscribers. Some users are still able to access free background play through alternate methods, but it's unclear how long that will last. Table of Contents For Christmas, I got my husband and myself YouTube Premium, and as much as I hate paying for yet another streaming service, it's pretty dang nice. There's ad-blocking, sure, but there are also other bonuses, like additional playback speed options and audio that continues to play in the background when you lock your phone. However, some users have developed hacks to get a few of these features without a subscription, believing they should be