In the fast-paced world of Hollywood, fame can sometimes be fleeting, even for the biggest stars of the 2000s. Many celebrities who once dominated our screens have taken a step back from the limelight — some by choice, others by circumstance. From reality TV icons and chart-topping pop singers, to teen heartthrobs and comedic talents, these once-familiar faces have found new paths or disappeared entirely from the public eye. Here are the unforgettable stars whose names you still remember, but whose whereabouts might surprise you.
Known best for his roles in drama series, Shane West struck a chord with audiences seeking tender moments and underdog heroes. He played Landon Carter opposite Mandy Moore in the 2002 teen tearjerker A Walk to Remember. Despite his early promise and musical side gig with punk bands, including fronting the Germs on tour for nearly five years, Shane's career trajectory moved away from center stage. Nowadays, his public appearances are rare, making fans wonder if he may be plotting a comeback, or simply enjoying life out of the spotlight.
Cameron Diaz was once a Hollywood mainstay known for both comedic and dramatic chops, and for consistently drawing crowds at the box office. After a string of highly successful films and acclaimed performances, she decided to step back from acting to focus on her personal life and other ventures, famously calling her decade away "the best 10 years" of her life during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show. She also launched her own organic wine label, Avaline, in 2020. Diaz recently returned to acting in 2025's Back in Action.
Lauren Conrad helped define a generation's idea of celebrity. She first rose to prominence as one of the original cast members on Laguna Beach in 2004, then received her own spinoff series The Hills in 2006, which followed her life as she pursued a career in the fashion industry. After dominating the MTV era, she pivoted successfully to the fashion world, collaborating with Kohl's to launch LC Lauren Conrad in 2009, and branched into writing and philanthropy. While she still appears at charity events and in entrepreneurial circles, Conrad keeps a much lower public profile than in her reality TV heyday.
Ryan Cabrera captured the charts and viewers' hearts with his upbeat hit singles and TV-linked romances. His 2004 major-label debut album, Take It All Away, debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200 and was certified Platinum. Though his musical career flourished briefly, he eventually slid out of the Top 40 but never disappeared entirely. Devoted fans can sometimes spot him performing at festivals and nostalgic pop tours, per his website. These days, he lives for the stage, but far from the pop stardom frenzy of his early years.

Former FSU softball All-American Jaysoni Beachum surprisingly entered the transfer portal this offseason, and she is now visiting Florida State's biggest rival.
The third baseman posted a photo of herself in a Florida Gators uniform on social media as she looks for her new home in the portal. It would be a shocking move for Beachum, who not only played at FSU for three years, but is from Tallahassee.
Beachum is one of the most coveted players in the portal after her time with the Seminoles, where she was named the NFCA Division I Freshman of the Year, made multiple All-American teams, and All-ACC teams over three seasons in the program. She is ranked as the No. 3 overall player and No. 1 corner infielder in the transfer portal by Softball America.
She had an excellent junior season and is entering her final season of eligibility. She hit .406 with 10 home runs, 13 doubles, and 69 RBI. She was named First Team All-ACC and a Second Team All-American by Softball America.
Beachum ended her FSU career with a .375 batting average, 37 home runs, 35 doubles, 180 RBI, 158 runs scored, and 202 hits. She has a .654 slugging percentage and a .492 on-base percentage. She also plays excellent defense at third, where she has a career fielding percentage of .956.

Another busy weekend of official visits resulted in several high school football players on the USA TODAY Florida Network top 100 making college decisions.
Among the top commitments were North Miami Beach safety Andre Hyppolite (No. 32, Miami), Palm Beach Lakes athlete Turmarian Moreland (No. 43, Virginia Tech) and Lakeland edge rusher Drew Sapp (No. 59, Colorado).
The UCF Knights football program landed a pair of in-state commitments, while Wake Forest and Vanderbilt both added impact players to their secondaries.
USA TODAY Florida Network recruiting reporters Jon Santucci and Nick Wilson gave their takeaways from the second weekend in June:
Santucci: Miami. I absolutely love Andre Hyppolite's game. If the North Miami Beach safety was at another school in South Florida, everyone would know his name and his ability. He's long, rangy, physical and has the ability to add muscle to his 6-foot-1, 180-pound frame. This commitment wasn't a surprise as most expected Hyppolite to stay in Miami, but this still is a big win.

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A couple in their mid-60s has done everything right. The mortgage is paid off, retirement accounts are healthy, and Social Security will cover a meaningful share of monthly expenses. Now comes the fun decision. They want Florida's Gulf Coast, warm winters, beaches, waterfront restaurants, and a place where the grandkids will actually want to visit. Two cities keep appearing on every retirement list: Sarasota and Naples.

Shinnecock is hosting the U.S. Open June 18-21, for the sixth time. James Foulis won the first one there in 1896. Other winners include Raymond Floyd (1986), Corey Pavin (1995), Retief Goosen (2004) and Brooks Koepka (2018).
Where's the U.S. Open heading next? Here's a look at the future U.S. Open venues:
Pebble Beach will host its seventh U.S. Open June 17-20, 2027. The six winners there are Jack Nicklaus (1972), Tom Watson (1982), Tom Kite (1992), Tiger Woods (2000), Graeme McDowell (2010), Gary Woodland (2019). U.S. Opens visited Pebble about every 10 years but there will be three in an 11-year span coming up.
The West Course, designed by A.W. Tillinghast, has been the site of six U.S. Opens, with Bob Jones (1929), Billy Casper (1959), Hale Irwin (1974), Fuzzy Zoeller (1984), Geoff Ogilvy (2006) and Bryson DeChambeau (2020) the past champions.
Donald Ross built the course in 1907, and 2029 will mark the fifth time for the U.S. Open to be played there. Pinehurst is an "anchor" host site. Bryson DeChambeau won his second U.S. Open at No. 2 in 2024. Payne Stewart made a memorable 18-foot par putt in 1999 to edge Phil Mickelson. Michael Campbell won there in 2005, while Martin Kaymer won it in 2014.

The Georgia Bulldogs lost out on a recruit to an ACC team with a lot of recruiting momentum. Three-star safety Turmarian Moreland committed to the Virginia Tech Hokies, according to Zach Blostein of 247Sports. He chose Virginia Tech over Georgia, Auburn, and Louisville.
Moreland is a three-star prospect from the class of 2027. The 6-foot-2, 180-pound safety plays high school football for Palm Beach High School in West Palm Beach, Florida. He is the No. 48 safety and No. 535 recruits in the nation.
Virginia Tech is gaining serious momentum in the recruiting trail. They're the No. 8 recruiting class in the nation and second in the ACC. The gem of their class is four-star quarterback Peter Bourque, who chose the Hokies over the Bulldogs. Bourque is the No. 6 quarterback recruit in the nation.
Georgia recently got their own gem at quarterback from the 2027 recruiting class. Four-star quarterback Colton Nussmeier, brother of former LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, is the No. 12 quarterback in this class.
Georgia has the No. 21 recruiting class in the nation. They got a jolt with four-star (nearly five-star) offensive tackle Kennedee Jackson flipping from Florida, but they're looking for their first defensive back recruit. They previously had a commitment from five-star Donte Wright, but he flipped to Miami.

Former Scotland international and RCD Mallorca defender Alan Hutton sat down with Get Spanish Football News to discuss his time in Spain with his former team.
Can you tell me a little bit about your time at Mallorca and any memories that really stand out for you?
The whole experience was absolutely brilliant. It’s something that I’d not gone through before. In terms of going to a different country and playing. It came out the blue from an agent I knew up in Scotland. It happened really quickly. In terms of experiences, it was like night and day from England or Scotland. Its culture was very different, where we’d go train with the team and then after that we’d go down to the beach and all sit and have a laugh. It was something I’ve never experienced. There wasn’t that pressure down on your shoulder where every day people are saying things to you in the press or the media, and it wasn’t like that; it was about enjoying your football. And to have the chance to go and play at some of the stadiums, Atlético de Madrid, it was obviously the old one [The Vicente Calderón Stadium] at the time, the Mestalla, going to the Bernabéu, the Nou Camp. All these things were just incredible for me. And also the overall look at football, even though we were a smaller team, it was go and play and go and attack. You were going to Real Madrid or Barcelona, and we want to play our game. Obviously, ultimately, we were playing against top opposition. But it was what we did. And I’ve never really come across that before, to go and attack those big teams. I thought the whole experience was brilliant, and ever since then, I always go back. My brother-in-law was there two weeks ago at a Mallorca game. It made an impression on us all. It was just a brilliant time for me.
You mentioned the move came about quite quickly. How did the move first materialise, and what were your initial thoughts?
I’m going to be brutally honest with you: I didn’t know Mallorca had a team. It was an agent that I knew from Glasgow, John Viola, it was kind of out of the blue. He said, ‘I’ve got this opportunity; would it be something you fancied?’ I needed to think about it. I wasn’t playing for Aston Villa at the time, and it was coming close to the end of the [transfer] window. I looked up the team and saw that Giovani Dos Santos was there, who I played with at Spurs. I was kind of like, ‘Alright, let’s just do it. I need to go and play. Let’s just do it. It’s something totally different.’ And it happened, really quickly after that. It was just get out here, fly over, and do everything we need to do. And as soon as I got there, I just felt at home. Everybody was really good around me. The staff that was looking after me. Everything was just perfect, and I felt that this was the place to be.

Bud Cauley's victory at the Canadian Open caps a long difficult road back from a life-threatening car accident that cost him more than three years of his career.
Cauley, who moved to Palm Beach Gardens more than a decade ago, won for the first time on the PGA Tour in his 239th start. The victory comes eight years after a car crash that left him with five broken ribs, a broken left leg and a collapsed lung.
A series of complications forced him to miss more than three years, much of it dealing with pain. He regained his PGA Tour card at The Players Championship in 2025 by finishing in a tie for sixth place.
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Cauley, whose highest finish in a PGA Tour event prior to winning the Canadian Open was third place four times, shot a 5-under 65 in the final round, finishing the tournament at 17-under, two shots ahead of North Palm Beach's Matt Fitzpatrick.

Bud Cauley's victory at the Canadian Open caps a long difficult road back from a life-threatening car accident that cost him more than three years of his career.
Cauley, who moved to Palm Beach Gardens more than a decade ago, won for the first time on the PGA Tour in his 239th start. The victory comes eight years after a car crash that left him with five broken ribs, a broken left leg and a collapsed lung.
A series of complications forced him to miss more than three years, much of it dealing with pain. He regained his PGA Tour card at The Players Championship in 2025 by finishing in a tie for sixth place.
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Cauley, whose highest finish in a PGA Tour event prior to winning the Canadian Open was third place four times, shot a 5-under 65 in the final round, finishing the tournament at 17-under, two shots ahead of North Palm Beach's Matt Fitzpatrick.

RRJOLL, Albania, June 13 (Reuters) - Some 200 protesters on Saturday tore down metal and razor wire fences surrounding a ‌luxury development site on Albania's Adriatic coast, in another ‌sign of growing anger against construction in environmentally sensitive areas.
Albanians have been protesting for weeks against a planned luxury resort backed by a company linked to Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of U.S. President Donald Trump, near Vlora, which is famed for its flamingos and a turtle nesting ‌site.
On Saturday, villagers from ⁠Rrjoll, located in an area of sandy beaches and pine forests in northwestern Albania, protested against another ⁠project not linked to Kushner, saying it was being built on their confiscated land.
They waved Albanian national flags and shouted "Revolution" as they tore down the fences. Some scuffles with police broke out but the police ‌did not stop them from removing the fencing.
"The protests will not stop until the residents of the village of Rrjoll are compensated. We are 200 families whose land has been seized," said Zeke Nikolle Shullani, 56, one of the landowners who have been ‌protesting for several months.

By Angie Teo and David Lague
TAICHUNG, Taiwan, June 9 (Reuters) - Taiwan's military simulated destroying an invading Chinese force in a coastal exercise on Tuesday, firing off rockets and artillery to stop an amphibious **** ault in what ‌it described as a more realistic combat scenario with less preparation time.
China, which views democratically governed Taiwan as its ‌own territory, has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under Beijing's control, and its warplanes and warships operate almost daily around the island.
The beaches and mud flats on Taiwan's west coast, directly facing China across the Taiwan Strait, are seen as the most likely location for an attempted landing by the Chinese military in the event of any invasion.
The drill was conducted simultaneously from eight positions across a 20 km (12 miles) stretch of coast around Taichung in central Taiwan.

A 31-year-old American Airlines flight attendant was found dead along a South Florida beach, and officials say her injuries were consistent with a vessel strike.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) identified the woman as Kellie Melinda Williams, whose body was discovered in the surf near Hollywood Beach on June 3 at about 8 p.m.
According to the agency, Williams' injuries were consistent with being struck by a boat.
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The circumstances surrounding her death remain under investigation.

Hulk Hogan's daughter is pointing out this crucial fact in the police process!
Brooke Hogan is rating the aftermath of investigations into her father's unsatisfactory, claiming that the cops practically shut her out of the entire process, which she tagged inconsistent.
Hulk Hogan passed away last July at his home in Clearwater Beach, Florida, and his death was determined to be caused by an acute myocardial infarction, known as a heart attack.
Brooke made it known that she was not on the same page with the officers at the Clearwater Police Department when it came to closing the book on investigations into her father's death.
According to the wrestler's daughter, she was surprised to hear that the officers from the department thanked her for cooperating with them when that was the opposite of what actually happened.

Seattle (Wash.) Rainier Beach edge Achilles Reyna committed to Oregon after his official visit to Eugene.
It’s not the first time the Ducks went to Beach to land a two-sport standout.
Reyna, who was a key contributor on the Vikings’ 3A state ******* le team in basketball, is going to Eugene to play football.
Not unlike former standout Josh Conerly Jr., who played hoops for Beach but became a first round draft-pick offensive tackle out of Oregon.
“I mean, Oregon was really just such a great experience,” said Reyna. “My entire family loved everything about it and so did I.

A professional skateboarder finished his 39-day journey from Venice Beach, California, to Neptune Beach on his skateboard.
Chad Caruso broke his own world record of 57 days as the fastest male athlete to skateboard across the country.
Action News Jax Madison Foglio caught up with Caruso while he was in Baldwin.
“I’m averaging 72 miles a day on this trip…about 12-16 hours a day roughly and feel every minute of it,” said Caruso.
Caruso’s journey began on May 1st. He’s been livestreaming his entire trip on YouTube.

England captain Harry Kane and several teammates swapped the football pitch for the golf course last week, enjoying a round with five-time major winner Brooks Koepka during their World Cup training camp in Florida.
Thomas Tuchel’s squad arrived in West Palm Beach last Monday, enduring hot and humid conditions as they prepare for the tournament.
Their schedule has included a sweltering friendly victory over New Zealand in Tampa, with an Orlando warm-up against Costa Rica slated for Wednesday.
The England boss has prioritised a relaxed atmosphere before the intense preparations begin in Kansas City, allowing players ample downtime.
Golf has emerged as a popular pastime, with skipper Kane, John Stones, Jordan Pickford, Elliot Anderson, and training goalkeeper Jason Steele joining former world number one Koepka on the greens.

Lamar Jackson has already built one of the most unique quarterback résumés in NFL history, and the question entering the 2026 season is no longer whether the Baltimore Ravens star has the talent of a Hall of Famer. The question is whether his career has already reached a Hall of Fame trajectory.
The answer is yes.
Jackson is a two-time ******* ociated Press NFL MVP, a three-time first-team All-Pro, a four-time Pro Bowl selection, and one of the winningest quarterbacks of the modern era. He owns the most rushing yards by a quarterback in NFL history, has produced some of the most efficient passing performances the league has seen, and remains the centerpiece of a Ravens franchise that has been a consistent AFC contender since he became the starter.
That combination of individual honors, statistical innovation, team success, and historical significance gives Jackson a Hall of Fame foundation that few quarterbacks can match before turning 30.
Jackson's path to that point began long before the Ravens selected him with the No. 32 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. He emerged as one of the nation's premier dual-threat quarterback prospects at Boynton Beach High School in Florida, where his blend of arm talent, speed, and open-field creativity quickly made him one of the most recognizable players in the state. According to 247Sports, Jackson ranked as the No. 8 dual-threat quarterback nationally and the No. 31 overall prospect in Florida, while Scout.com listed him among the top players in the South Region.

Thomas Tuchel has confirmed Declan Rice as England’s vice-captain for the World Cup after the midfielder and his **** nal team-mates joined their preparation camp in Florida.
The 27-year-old arrived at the team’s West Palm Beach base with Bukayo Saka, Noni Madueke and Eberechi Eze on Saturday evening as their team-mates beat New Zealand 1-0 in baking Tampa.
Rice is one of the first names on the England team sheet and travelled to the United States fresh from playing a key role in **** nal winning the Premier League and narrowly losing last weekend’s Champions League final.
The 72-cap midfielder’s quality and personality will mean he serves as vice-captain during this summer’s quest for World Cup glory having stepped up during skipper Harry Kane’s absence for the October friendly against Wales.
“I think I would say Declan is my vice-captain,” Tuchel said after beating the All Whites.

Ali Larter turned heads in a sheer green evening dress at the Newport Beach TV Festival on June 6.
The Landman star took the stage alongside her costars to accept the Outstanding Ensemble—Drama Series award.
For the look, Larter went braless and accessorized with see-through illusion heels and gold jewelry.
Ali Larter's latest red carpet look is proof that jewel tones are for every season. On June 6, the Landman star joined her fellow cast mates at the Newport Beach TV Festival in Newport Beach, California. For the special occasion, Larter arrived in a sheer emerald evening gown from Victoria Beckham's fall/winter 2026 collection, which debuted at Paris Fashion Week. In addition to being looking stunning, the rich green was a the perfect complement to the actress's eye color.
The delicate piece notably featured an asymmetrical design and a plunging side cutout that dipped as far down as the actress's hip, adding to the dramatic draped silhouette. The front of the floor-sweeping dress was equally eye-catching, presenting gathered fabric reminiscent of a Grecian chiton. Just above the bust and below the hip sat two clusters of flowers in varying sizes.

Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
After a bit of a break following the Champions League final, **** nal’s England internationals Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Eberechi Eze, and Noni Madueke all linked up with Thomas Tuchel’s squad at their base in West Palm Beach on Saturday evening.
England Football report that now that the quartet have arrived, the entire England squad are present and accounted for, meaning they can take their World Cup squad photo on Sunday afternoon.
Before that, the **** nal players should be involved in their first training session with England on Sunday morning, before some commercial activities in the afternoon.
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Brandi Glanville is opening up about another painful chapter from her split with ex-husband Eddie Cibrian. The former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star recently claimed she had to spend more than $10,000 in legal fees just to retrieve her own retirement money after their divorce, alleging the process dragged on for nearly a year. Glanville made the revelation during a recent episode of her podcast, "Brandi Glanville Unfiltered," while reflecting on the financial complications that followed her highly publicized split from the actor.
According to Glanville, tensions escalated when she attempted to retrieve her 401K during divorce proceedings. On her podcast, the reality star claimed she "had to hire a lawyer to get my own 401K back" from Cibrian, whom she divorced in 2010 after eight years of marriage.
Glanville alleged the "Sunset Beach" actor "was trying to keep it" and claimed he made the process far more difficult than expected. Speaking to co-host James Maas, Glanville said the ordeal ended up costing her more than $10,000 and took nearly a year to resolve. "He's like, get a lawyer, and so I did," Glanville said.
The reality star explained that she ultimately had to obtain a qualified domestic relations order (QDRO), a legal process used to determine how retirement accounts, pensions, and 401Ks are divided during a divorce.
Glanville also suggested she may soon be facing another legal dispute, hinting at an ongoing issue she expects could require hiring an attorney. "I'm going to have to get a lawyer to fight, which is so ridiculous. I don't want that for anyone," she said.

An innocent woman was killed when gunmen fired 70 to 80 bullets into a car at a Louisiana gas station, apparently believing that their target was in the car, according to police.
Hammond police said the gunmen's alleged target had been in the car before the shooting, but not at the time of the shooting.
Before the gunfire erupted early Thursday, the suspects were stalking a car at a farm, Hammond Police Chief Edwin Bergeron Jr. said at a news conference.
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"At some point [the alleged target] was in the vehicle, and then exited the vehicle to ride with someone else," Bergeron said.

LOS ANGELES — As anticipation builds for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, soccer fans across Southern California will soon have six new destinations to gear up for the world's biggest sporting event.
The Los Angeles World Cup 2026 Host Committee announced Friday that official FIFA World Cup 2026 retail pop-up stores are opening throughout the region, giving fans access to tournament merchandise and immersive shopping experiences ahead of next summer's World Cup matches in Los Angeles.
The retail locations, spread across Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Hollywood, Manhattan Beach and Torrance, will operate through July 31 and feature official FIFA World Cup 2026 merchandise, including Adidas apparel, national team jerseys, T-shirts, hoodies, hats, scarves, accessories, mascot merchandise and exclusive commemorative items.
The announcement comes one week before the U.S. Men's National Team opens its World Cup campaign at Los Angeles Stadium, adding another layer of excitement to a city already preparing to host eight FIFA World Cup matches, including the U.S. opener and a quarterfinal.
"FIFA World Cup is transforming Los Angeles into a regionwide celebration of the world's game, and these retail locations are another opportunity for fans to be part of the celebration," said Kathryn Schloessman, president and CEO of the Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission and CEO of the Los Angeles World Cup 2026 Host Committee.

An innocent woman was killed when gunmen fired 70 to 80 bullets into a car at a Louisiana gas station, apparently believing that their target was in the car, according to police.
Hammond police said the gunmen's alleged target had been in the car before the shooting, but not at the time of the shooting.
Before the gunfire erupted early Thursday, the suspects were stalking a car at a farm, Hammond Police Chief Edwin Bergeron Jr. said at a news conference.
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"At some point [the alleged target] was in the vehicle, and then exited the vehicle to ride with someone else," Bergeron said.

POINT PLEASANT BEACH - Winning the NJSIAA Central Group 1 championship has become familiar to the Point Pleasant Beach High School baseball program.
Friday, the Garnet Gulls made it four sectional ****** les in the last five seasons with an emphatic 9-1 win over Shore Regional.
"I think winninng might be the best feeling ever,'' senior center fielder/left handed pitcher Tommy Conroy, who led off a six-run bottom of the third with a home run to left and added a two-run single to plate the final runs of that inning, said. "It's what we're made for.''
Conroy, senior catcher Danny Lubach, senior right-handed pitcher Bennett Moberg and senior shortstop Antonio Acevedo have all been part of three sectional championship teams and the Garnet Gulls' first state finalist team in 2024.
"This feeling, I can do this every day,'' Lubach, who had a ground rule double in the third, said. "(Thursday night), I'm going to sleep and I'm just thinking about the possibility. It's a real special team here and it's a great program. These moments never get old. ''

It all started when the Savannah Sand Gnats announced in May 2015 that the team was leaving its home at Grayson Stadium in Savannah, Georgia, as the New York Mets Class A affiliate moved to Columbia, South Carolina.
That opened the door for Jesse Cole and his Fans First Entertainment company as the former Wofford College pitcher saw an opportunity to fill the baseball void in Savannah after the Sand Gnats departed.
The meteoric rise of the Savannah Bananas as one of the most successful sports and entertainment franchises in the world started in 2016 and continues to grow.
The Banana Ball League brings two of its teams – the Party Animals and the Loco Beach Coconuts – to American Family Field in Milwaukee for games Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7.
Here's a look at the history of the Savannah Bananas and Banana Ball:

Shortstop Ezequiel Pena was promoted to Low-A Myrtle Beach from the ACL Cubs
Rained out. They’ll play a doubleheader on Saturday.
The Knoxville Smokies defenestrated the Birmingham Barons (White Sox), 6-2.
Connor Schultz pitched four innings and gave up just one run on three hits. The one run came on a solo home run in the fourth. Schultz struck out seven and walked just one.
Evan Taylor threw the next two innings, didn’t allow either a run or a hit and got the win. He struck out three and walked one.

Boardmasters is set to bring some of the world's best surfers to Cornwall this summer after its flagship competition was upgraded to one of Europe's biggest events.
The Boardmasters Open at Fistral Beach in Newquay will run from 5 to 9 August with a new Qualifying Series 4,000 status, up from QS 2,000 last year.
It means the winner can get up to 4,000 points towards progressing up the rankings, instead of 2,000.
Organisers said the move placed it among the top three events of its kind in Europe and they expected the festival to attract a stronger international line-up.
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By Akash Sriram
NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Impulse **** e, a startup building **** ecraft that can ferry satellites and other payloads around in orbit after launch, said on Tuesday ‌it has raised $500 million in a Series D funding round.
The funding round values the ‌company at $4.26 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The company was founded by Tom Mueller, **** eX's first employee and the propulsion engineer who led development of rocket engines that helped turn Elon Musk's company into the world's dominant launch provider.
The round was co-led by venture firms 137 Ventures and Banner VC and brings the total capital raised by the Redondo Beach, California-based company to more than $1 billion, Impulse said.

Odessa A'zion is a hugger. The 25-year-old springs from a sofa on the rooftop terrace of the Chopard Suite at the Hôtel Martinez for a welcome embrace amid a dizzying 24 hours at the Cannes Film Festival. The night before, A'zion made her Cannes debut by hitting the Palais red carpet to face a crush of photographers while standing alongside actor Connor Swindells, French legend Isabelle Huppert and Chopard's Caroline Scheufele. They then made their way to Carlton Beach for a late night Chopard Trophy ceremony during which A'zion and Swindells were honored by Huppert as next-generation talents in front of Demi Moore, Chloe Zhao, Stellan Skarsgard, Ruth Negga, James Franco, Riley Keough, Nicky Hilton, Xavier Dolan and others. A'zion gave a speech — describing the experience as "really weird, crazy and surreal" — stayed for dessert and ducked out for a cameo at the hottest party in Cannes for her I Love LA co-star Jordan Firstman's directorial debut Club Kid. Then it was time for bed to get few hours of rest ahead of a full day of Chopard press to honor the occasion, accessorized by sparkling diamonds and a breathtaking view of the French Riviera over her shoulder. Post hug, The Hollywood Reporter spent 20 minutes with the Marty Supreme star to talk about her Cannes adventure, how Josh Safdie's film changed her life, what she learned from the backlash surrounding her Deep Cuts casting and why she's fiercely protective of her personal life.
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