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3 days ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump's pitch to send Americans $5,000 checks should Republicans prevail in the November midterms is drawing scorn from some members of Congress — the very people who have constitutional authority over federal spending.
Economists and other political observers are voicing concerns about the potential effects on inflation and the national balance sheet. Taken together, it's a swift reaction that makes clear that Trump's dubious election-year gambit is likely little more than another grand promise from a politician with a long history of them.
"Donald Trump is a known liar. This is the biggest liar to ever serve in government. Period," said Rep. Robert Garcia, a California Democrat who was in Dallas on Thursday as part of his party's effort to counter Republicans' midterm convention. "The dividend is not happening."
Trump previously pledged to use savings from the Department of Government Efficiency and revenue from tariffs on foreign imports to distribute payments of $2,000 or more, but none of that came to pass.
His latest idea comes as the U.S. economy is reckoning with persistent inflation and rising interest rates, two forces that have politically undermined Republicans after previously helping them reclaim power from Democrats. Trump claimed the payments would be possible because of the economy's strength, yet consumer sentiment is weak as gasoline prices are increasing because of the war with Iran and wages are struggling to keep pace with inflation.

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3 days ago
Some AI researchers say they think AI could hurt, or wipe out, humanity.
So we asked four of the AI models: How would you go about it?
They all said human misuse of AI is considered a more immediate risk than AI itself.
The researchers building our favorite chatbots are increasingly voicing concerns that AI could hurt — or end — humanity. So we asked four of the most-used generative AI tools what an AI doomsday could look like.
We posed the same question, in identical wording, to OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Gemini, Anthropic's Claude, and ****** eXAI's Grok.

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14 days ago
The Los Angeles Lakers' offseason has been largely fruitful, marked by the addition of stars and role players alike. Unfortunately, in their pursuit of another roster upgrade, the Purple and Gold were met with disappointment, as Jonathan ******* inga chose to sign with the Minnesota Timberwolves instead.
While this could be viewed as a moderate setback, it can also be perceived as an opportunity. With ******* inga off the Lakers' list of priority targets, the Purple and Gold have the luxury to redirect their energies toward other signings. To that end, some low-cost options have been floated. But given the team's needs, L.A. may see merit in revitalizing their efforts to acquire P.J. Washington from the Dallas Mavericks.
Washington has long been on the Lakers' radar, with Luka Doncic even voicing his preference for the forward. While Dallas hasn't been in favor of trading him, NBA insider Jake Weinbach shared a three-team trade framework that could convince the Mavericks to entertain negotiations. Here is Weinbach's trade proposal for the Lakers to acquire P.J. Washington:
Proposed Trade Details
Los Angeles Lakers Receive: P.J. Washington

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17 days ago
Peter Cullen has died at the age of 85. Cullen was a prolific voice actor who played Transformers' Optimus Prime in both the animated and live-action franchises, Winnie the Pooh's Eeyore, the evil K.A.R.R. in Knight Rider, and more. He was also known for voicing the menacing clicking sounds that came out of the monster's mouth in Predator, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Cullen's death was announced on Thursday, August 27, but Cullen died on August 26 in his home in Los Angeles, his agent, Kevin Motley, told The Hollywood Reporter. An official cause of death has not been disclosed.
The Canadian actor "passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family — and held in the hearts of his many friends and countless fans worldwide," Cullen's family said in a statement. The family asks "that you honor his remarkable legacy by serving your communities and leading others with compassion, integrity, and loyalty, and always remember 'be strong enough to be gentle.'"
Cullen recently played the voice of Thadeus in Invincible on Prime Video. Cullen also played the voice of King Kong in the 1976 remake. His live-action work in the early years of his career included being the announcer for The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour.
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17 days ago
HOLLYWOOD, CA - SEPTEMBER 30: Voiceover actor Peter Cullen at the Optimus Prime hand and footprint ceremony held at TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX on September 30, 2014 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images)
Peter Cullen, the Canadian voice actor whose deep, measured baritone gave Optimus Prime his voice across four decades of the Transformers franchise, died at his Los Angeles home He was 85. No cause of death was confirmed, and the passing was first reported by TMZ.
His family said in a statement, "Peter Cullen passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family — and held in the hearts of his many friends and countless fans worldwide. His family asks that you honor his remarkable legacy by serving your communities and leading others with compassion, integrity, and loyalty, and always remember: be strong enough to be gentle."
That last phrase — "be strong enough to be gentle" — was the advice Cullen's brother Larry gave him when he auditioned for the role of Optimus Prime in 1984. Cullen based the character's voice on Larry, a Marine veteran, deciding that a true leader's strength should carry warmth rather than aggression. The audition won him the long-running role.
Cullen's animation career began well before Transformers, voicing characters across Pac-Man, Rainbow Brite, Voltron, The Addams Family, and Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers as Monterey Jack, and provided the vocal effects of the Predator in the ep 1987 film of the same name. He was also the voice of Eeyore in Disney's Winnie the Pooh properties for years, a role he described as among his favourites. Disney later turned to Brad Garrett for a couple of 2018 productions, though Cullen remained the character's primary voice elsewhere.

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chunky27
18 days ago
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Veteran Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff is set to enter his sixth season with the franchise since being acquired in the blockbuster January 2021 trade with the Los Angeles Rams for former Detroit franchise QB Matthew Stafford.
With Goff under center, the Lions have reached heights that generations of Lions fans have literally never seen before in their lives, and the club saw fit to reward him with a lucrative, multi-year extension.
Among those who count themselves fortunate to have Goff as the club's starting quarterback is head coach Dan Campbell, who has never been shy about voicing Goff's value to the franchise.
And he recently took things a step further, comparing Goff to a particular Hall of Fame former quarterback.

#detroit #veteran
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18 days ago
Lavish Enterprises (USOTC:VXIT) has introduced FleetPath Ace, an autonomous trucking operator designed to perform defined operational tasks across dispatch, billing, safety, maintenance, finance and other carrier functions, with live autonomous execution planned as part of FleetPath's beta rollout.
FleetPath Ace is designed to automate operational work including invoicing checks, detention monitoring, compliance, document processing and maintenance requirements.
Lavish Enterprises (USOTC:VXIT) says the underlying architecture, authority controls, spending controls and recordkeeping have already been built and are undergoing automated testing.
Live autonomous execution is expected to begin during FleetPath's beta rollout, although certain functions remain disabled while testing continues.
Management believes broader use of FleetPath Ace within individual carriers could deepen customer relationships and potentially create additional future revenue opportunities.

#designed
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19 days ago
The SEC has joined the Big Ten in preventing former NFL players and other professional athletes from returning to play college sports. The conference announced the new policy Tuesday evening following a meeting of the conference's presidents, chancellors and athletics directors in Birmingham, Alabama.
The new policy was passed unanimously after a 16-0 vote by SEC presidents. The rule's three provisions prohibit former pros from returning to campus. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has been given the authority to penalize any program that breaks the new rules.
Tuesday's policy announcement from the SEC also comes less than 24 hours after the conference's presidents and chancellors released a statement voicing their opposition to former student-athletes returning to the college ranks after competing professionally.
The SEC announced its institutions are "not permitted" to have an athlete on its roster who has:
Previously declared for the NFL, NBA, or WNBA draft, and did not appropriately withdraw.

#tuesday #birmingham
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19 days ago
Descartes Systems Group announced Monday that it has acquired Tai, a TMS provider for freight brokers, for $100 million. The deal was funded with cash on hand.
California-based Tai's AI-powered platform oversees the entire shipment lifecycle, including quoting, sourcing, execution and invoicing. The TMS primarily executes truckload, less-than-truckload, drayage and cross-border shipments.
"The acquisition expands our transportation management capabilities for freight brokers and adds valuable transaction, carrier and shipment execution data to the Descartes Global Logistics NetworkTM," said Andrew Wimer, ******* ociate general manager of transportation management at Descartes.
The Canadian company continues to expand its offering through acquisitions. It has executed 34 deals since 2017.
Descartes (NASDAQ: DSGX) acquired Latin American last-mile logistics tech provider Drivin for $30 million last month. It acquired Pittsburgh-based fleet safety solutions provider Idelic for $28 million in April.

#descartes #provider #Logistics #shipment
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22 days ago
On Thursday, Fox News posted a preview of Enes Kanter Freedom's interview on "My View With Lara Trump," where he commented on Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham. In this snippet, Freedom praised Cunningham for voicing her opinion that biological men should not compete in women's sports.
"First of all, I want to say she's an American hero. Everywhere she goes, I see now a lot of people are coming out and actually defending her."
Freedom referenced fan rallies held in cities like Seattle and Minneapolis. With the Fever coming to town for scheduled WNBA games, Cunningham's supporters staged gatherings to express their support for her stance on transgender athletes in women's sports.
Though Freedom acknowledged that Cunningham has drawn criticism, he hailed her as a role model for young women.
"Obviously, if you're standing up for something that you believe, you're going to get hate all the time. But I think she's inspiring not only the players in the WNBA, but girls from all over the world."

#kanter
ypcl312
24 days ago
Four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has reaffirmed his commitment to Red Bull Racing by signing a contract extension that will keep him with the team through the end of the 2030 season.
Prior to this extension, Verstappen's contract was set to expire in 2028. However, speculation about his future had been mounting, with several rival teams reportedly expressing interest in the driver.
Adding to the uncertainty, Verstappen fueled retirement rumors earlier this year, voicing his dissatisfaction with the current generation of F1 cars. He has been particularly outspoken about the electric hybrid engines, criticizing them as "anti-racing."
Regardless, Red Bull's leadership has consistently expressed confidence in Verstappen and pride in retaining him.
In a team statement, Red Bull described their partnership with Verstappen as "one of the most successful and defining in F1 history," emphasizing that the new deal signifies "a strong sign of mutual trust and ambition and a collective choice to shape the future together."

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26 days ago
On August 7, Kodiak Gas Services (NYSE:KGS) held its second-quarter 2026 earnings call, and the numbers backed up the excitement. Revenue climbed 21% year-over-year to $391 million, while adjusted EBITDA hit a company record of $217 million, up 22% from a year earlier. Adjusted net income landed at $54 million, or $0.55 per diluted share. Management used the call to lay out how Kodiak plans to turn a compression business already running near full capacity into a much bigger power infrastructure company by 2030.
Kodiak's core contract compression business kept climbing. The company ended the quarter with 4.4 million revenue-generating horsepower and fleet utilization of 98.2%, and it priced that equipment at $23.80 per horsepower, a 4.5% increase from a year ago. Compression infrastructure adjusted gross margin reached 70% for a second straight quarter, up 170 basis points year-over-year, even as the company absorbed higher lube oil costs tied to the war in Iran. Kodiak has already locked in large horsepower compressor packages for 2027 through 2029 and is roughly 50% contracted for next year's deliveries, giving it unusual visibility into future revenue.
The bigger story is power. Kodiak signed a multiyear turbine supply deal with Baker Hughes for 1 gigawatt of capacity by 2030, with an option to grow that to 1.8 gigawatts, and it has secured about 1.8 gigawatts of power generation overall toward its 2-gigawatt target. The current power fleet is about 90% utilized, and the company executed a limited notice to proceed on a West Texas data center project tied to a hyperscaler, invoicing an initial deposit while it negotiates a long-term contract to begin supplying power in early 2027. Total capital spending among the top four hyperscalers rose roughly 80% year over year in the quarter, a demand backdrop Kodiak is positioning to serve.
Power infrastructure remains far less profitable than compression for now. The segment generated $33 million in revenue with an adjusted gross margin of 65%, well below compression's 70%, and building it out is expensive: Kodiak estimates roughly $1.2 million per megawatt before balance of plant costs. Power infrastructure growth capital spending alone was $134 million in the quarter. Net debt stood at about $2.6 billion at quarter-end, and while an $836 million equity raise in May pushed leverage down to 3.1 times, a company-record low, that debt load will grow as gigawatt-scale turbine and power projects come online through 2030. The West Texas data center deal, still under negotiation, also underscores how much of Kodiak's power growth depends on locking in long-term contracts with a small number of hyperscale counterparties.

#million #company #compression
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27 days ago
Diamond White has been spending her career voicing animated characters. Fans are now eager to see her face.
In an interview with Where Is The Buzz, the actress and singer, known for voicing Fuli in The Lion Guard and playing the ****** le role in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, said she would be happy to play Tiana in a live-action project Disney is developing.
"Disney is my family. My first voice-over role was with them. I love them. I'd be honored to have the chance to play anything they send my way," White explained.
Despite the lack of a casting announcement, Diamond White's name has been mentioned in fan casting discussions alongside Coco Jones, Jayme Lawson, and Normani. However, White doesn't feel any pressure from all this buzz.
"Hell yeah, I'd want that role," White said. "As a kid, I had a Disney princess checkerboard my Grandady gave me, and I used to play with it. It would be a dream."

#white #buzz #voicing #fans
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1 month ago
Originally appeared on E! Online
It ends with Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni both trying to move on.
But two years ago, the media frenzy surrounding their movie It Ends With Us was just beginning. Based on Colleen Hoover's novel of the same name, the film—which Lively and Baldoni starred in and he also directed—debuted in theaters Aug. 9, 2024. And while social media users sensed tension between the two actors after the premiere and press tour, fans never anticipated the contentious legal battle that started just four months later.
Lively filed a lawsuit against Baldoni, his production company Wayfarer Studios and several ******* ociates in December 2024, accusing them of launching a smear campaign to ruin her reputation in retaliation of her voicing concern about ******* ual harassment she said she experienced on the film's set from him and others. Baldoni and Wayfarer's legal team vehemently denied the allegations.
Then in January 2025, Baldoni, Wayfarer and others filed a lawsuit against Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds and her publicist in which they accused them of defamation and extortion. They alleged Lively seized control of the movie and worked to "tar and feather" them in the press after she received backlash for her promotion of the film. Lively's attorneys slammed the accusations.

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1 month ago
Arsenal fans were left short-changed after the live stream for the Gunners' pre-season friendly cut off during the first half of the match against Girona.
Kai Havertz had given ****** nal the lead having received a delightful pass from 16-year-old Max Dowman before slipping it past the goalkeeper with a left-footed finish.
Supporters had been able to watch the opening goal, which occured in the 16th minute, before the live stream of the game - airing on ****** nal's website and app cut off.
Refeshing the page where the match could be accessed - on ****** nal's pay-per-view tab - only yielded a message that read: "No data available."
Understandably, fans took to social media to decry their frustration with many voicing their displeasure at paying for a stream they couldn't access.

#fans #live #girona #havertz
noVa_5
2 months ago
When it comes to Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon, the one word that encapsulates his current injury situation is "frustration."
Gordon, a former second-round pick, was hampered by soft tissue injuries last season, playing in just three regular-season games with two stints on injured reserve. After playing in two postseason games, the arrow was pointed up for Gordon, who's elevated the defense when he's on the field.
But Gordon suffered yet another soft tissue injury -- a calf injury, as confirmed by general manager Ryan Poles -- that held him out of the offseason program and has him on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list to start training camp. There's also no current timetable for his return.
"Obviously, he's frustrated," Poles said Tuesday. "We're frustrated. Everybody here is putting their time and effort into getting him back."
Head coach Ben Johnson hasn't been shy when it comes to voicing his frustration with Gordon, making it clear that his lack of availability has been a problem. On report day, Johnson had a message to Gordon as he starts the summer injured.

#soft #season
mildlycomet
2 months ago
Beijing lashed out at the European Union after the latter fined AliExpress, the largest Chinese e-commerce platform in the bloc, more than half a billion euros over the uncurbed sale of counterfeit goods on its site.
China's Ministry of Commerce issued a statement on Wednesday, voicing its "strong dissatisfaction and serious concern" over the decision of the European Commission to fine the company 550 million euros (over $627 million) under the Digital Services Act (DSA).

"China firmly opposes the EU's moves to erect digital barriers under the guise of platform regulation and adopt discriminatory measures to restrict and suppress the normal operations of Chinese e-commerce companies in Europe," a spokesperson for the ministry said.
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963flux
2 months ago
Alaskan Bush People alum Noah Brown is voicing concern for his children's welfare as his divorce from Rhain Brown continues to play out in court.
According to an article Us Weekly published Wednesday, July 22, Noah, 34, expressed worry about his sons' "emotional and physical safety" in court documents and has requested an independent evaluation, along with a court-appointed guardian ad litem, for the two boys he shares with Rhain.
In a March 11 declaration, per the outlet, Noah claimed Rhain, who is pregnant, moved in with a new partner, Adam Gimello — the father of her unborn child — alleging that Gimello is under house arrest, on probation and subject to a protective order restricting his access to firearms.
"To the best of my knowledge, Rhain's household contains several rifles and pistols that appear to be easily accessible," Noah wrote, according to the outlet. "I am concerned that the current living situation may place our children at risk."
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#court #outlet #alaskan #bush
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2 months ago
Harry Kane was left aggrieved after the referee waved away appeals of a foul on the England captain in the build-up to Norway’s shock opener in their World Cup quarter-final.
England, who had dominated possession for the majority of the first half, fell behind in the 36th minute as Andreas Schjelderup fired in off the post from out wide, scoring an effort which looked like it was meant as a cross.
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But in the moments leading up to the goal, Kane felt he was illegally dispossessed by Norway midfielder Patrick Berg, who came through the back of the Three Lions striker.
Kane was left holding his ankle as Norway burst towards the England box and found the back of the net, with the 32-year-old voicing his appeals to referee Clement Turpin in the hope of seeing the Scandinavian side’s strike chalked off.
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2 months ago
Dominik Szoboszlai has confidently declared his belief that Liverpool can put a miserable 2025/26 season firmly behind them in the upcoming campaign.
The Hungarian – who reportedly remains in talks over a potential new contract – was one of the few Reds players to embellish his reputation over the past year, with the champions of 12 months ago enduring a miserable Premier League **** le defence and just about managing to salvage fifth place.
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That massive decline cost Arne Slot his job as head coach, with Andoni Iraola quickly installed as his replacement, but the 25-year-old is convinced that the Spaniard will oversee a rapid improvement in 2026/27.
In an interview with L'Equipe, Szoboszlai made a bullish declaration about how high Liverpool can aspire to finish in the upcoming campaign under their new boss, whilst also voicing his own determination to once again experience the joy of becoming a Premier League winner.
flipo
2 months ago
In a friendly Sunday afternoon match, LAFC returned to the pitch for the first time since May 24, defeating the El Salvador national team 3-0 at BMO Stadium.
Despite the crowd in attendance overwhelmingly voicing support for El Salvador, the Black & Gold cruised through a mostly dominant showing and got their legs back under them. Mark Delgado, Jeremy Ebobisse and Ryan Hollingshead each provided scores en route to the victory.
"You want to make sure that your friendlies have the right amount of intensity," LAFC head coach Marc Dos Santos said. "Overall, I think the mentality was good. When you're in this world and you play friendlies, it's easy for players to relax and switch off. They were very pro and responsible, and that is a good sign of responsibility."
Delgado's score came relatively quickly as he rocketed a shot through the back of the net from the top of the box in minute nine. It was just the second goal of 2026 for the midfielder, who hadn't managed to score since LAFC's second game of the season against Houston Dynamo on Feb. 28.
Following a quiet next 30 minutes, Ebobisse put a bow on the half by finishing a well-placed cross from Denis Bouanga. Unlike Delgado, Ebobisse had not scored in 2026 before finally notching his first on Sunday afternoon.
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2 months ago
James Gunn and Jennifer Holland were introduced in 2015 by Michael Rosenbaum, who played Lex Luthor on Smallville
The couple married in 2022 and have collaborated on projects like Peacemaker and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Holland had a cameo in Gunn's Superman film, voicing a robot as a personal Easter egg for their relationship
Long before James Gunn produced Supergirl, he and his wife, Jennifer Holland, had their meet-cute because of a famous comic book villain.
Gunn, 59, and Holland, 38, attended the Supergirl world premiere on June 22 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York, where she spoke about how the Superman franchise has been a major throughline in their love.
barely_fb
3 months ago
The timing of Jack Draper voicing his concerns about the amount of injuries players suffer was either extremely unfortunate or subtly calculated.
Less than 24 hours after saying he felt the volume of injuries was "pretty worrying", the Briton pulled out of Wimbledon with a long-standing arm problem.
Former world number four Draper believes the demands placed on the top stars - a gruelling season with a short break, longer matches and more physical battles - are responsible for their bodies breaking down.
Seven-time major champion Carlos Alcaraz is missing Wimbledon with a wrist injury, while several ATP players withdrew from grass-court events at Queen's and Eastbourne to protect themselves.
"When I look at the draws, everything is shoulder, arm, wrist [injuries]. They need to really take a close look at what we're doing on tour," Draper said.
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3 months ago
Blue Ivy has spent much of her life making history, but her next ambition could be her biggest yet.
After winning awards, starring alongside Beyoncé, and building an entertainment résumé before even finishing school, the teenager is now reportedly setting her sights on filmmaking.
While her famous parents are fully supportive, insiders say they're also keeping a careful eye on how she enters Hollywood, determined to ensure she develops her own creative voice instead of simply relying on the Carter family name.
Blue Ivy's Hollywood ambitions are said to be shifting beyond music and acting, with insiders claiming the 14-year-old is eager to develop films centered on young girls navigating everyday life.
After voicing Princess Kiara in "Mufasa: The Lion King" in 2023, the young star reportedly became even more inspired to tell stories of her own.
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3 months ago
According to the Financial Times, the consumer goods giant has set its sights on acquiring Thorne, a U.S. dietary supplements brand. L Catterton, Thorne's private equity owner, has initiated a sale process that has attracted multiple potential buyers, of which Unilever is one.
The asking price, $4 billion, would dwarf the $680 million L Catterton paid to take Thorne private in 2023 — a deal that would yield enormous gains for the LVMH-backed firm. Thorne, which has been in operation since 1984, is on track for $650 million in annual revenues and offers products such as magnesium and omega-3 supplements. Since coming under L Catterton's control, Thorne has posted compounded annual revenue growth exceeding 30 percent.
Consumer healthcare group Haleon has also submitted a bid for Thorne, according to Reuters. A Haleon spokesperson said the company does not comment on rumor or speculation. Unilever and L Catterton both declined to comment.
Buying Thorne would add to a string of wellness purchases Unilever has made in recent years, having brought Liquid IV, Nutrafol, Olly, SmartyPants, and Grüns — the last acquired in April — into its portfolio. Unilever's wellbeing unit recorded double-digit revenue growth in 2025.
CEO Fernando Fernandez, who took the role in March 2025, has been reshaping Unilever's portfolio toward beauty and wellness. The announcement of a March deal merging Unilever's food division with U.S. spice giant McCormick wiped 7 percent off the company's share price, with shareholders voicing worry about how much debt the new entity — in which Unilever will own a 65 percent stake — would carry.
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3 months ago
Daveigh Chase, a former child actor known for voicing Lilo in Disney's animated Lilo & Stitch and playing Samara in The Ring, has died. She was 35.
"Daveigh was the sweetest woman on the planet and this is a huge loss to all of us," John Ryan Jr., a representative for Chase, told Yahoo. "Daveigh was one of my best friends for the last 17 years and we've managed her for over a decade. We were in the middle of a documentary about her during this tragic passing."
TMZ was first to report Chase's death. Her boyfriend, Roy Hernandez, told TMZ that she died on Tuesday after battling both meningitis and an infection in her blood. He said it had led to septic shock. Hernandez told the outlet that she was hospitalized for malnutrition earlier in June.
"She was the greatest. She loved cats. She worked with cat rescues with us. She was very to herself, " Ryan told the BBC. "She was not very Hollywood. She'd rather eat at Bob's Big Boy and go home with the cats. She loved acting but wasn't into the fame scene."
Chase began her Hollywood career in a 1998 episode of Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Over the years, she's had guest appearances on numerous TV shows, including CSI, Cold Case and Without a Trace. In 2008, she voiced the main character, Betsy, of Betsy's Kindergarten Adventures, a preschool series. Her longest-running role was Rhonda, a child bride, in the TV series Big Love, which aired from 2006 to 2011.
0slowly_cool
3 months ago
Daveigh Chase, a former child actor known for voicing Lilo in Disney's animated Lilo & Stitch and playing Samara in The Ring, has died. She was 35.
"Daveigh was the sweetest woman on the planet and this is a huge loss to all of us," John Ryan Jr., a representative for Chase, told Yahoo. "Daveigh was one of my best friends for the last 17 years and we've managed her for over a decade. We were in the middle of a documentary about her during this tragic passing."
TMZ was first to report Chase's death. Her boyfriend, Roy Hernandez, told TMZ that she died on Tuesday after battling both meningitis and an infection in her blood. He said it had led to septic shock. Hernandez told the outlet that she was hospitalized for malnutrition earlier in June.
o8enlypri7e
3 months ago
The Chicago Bears' stadium saga has been the biggest off-field storyline of the offseason, and with no clear end in sight, former players are voicing their frustration.
Most recently, the Bears' Board of Governors voted to move forward with pursuing a stadium in Hammond, Indiana, a move that would take the Bears out of Chicago, where they've called home since 1971, and even further, take them out of Illinois, which they've called home for over 100 years.
With many legendary players throughout the franchise's history, there are some who feel quite strongly about the Bears' future stadium plans, including linebacker Brian Urlacher. Recently, Urlacher discussed the ongoing saga with his former team and directed his frustration and political leaders in Illinois, citing their lack of care about keeping the team in the state of Illinois.
"I just don't see how as a state legislator, governor, city mayor, how you can let this team leave the state of Illinois or even be a topic of discussion," Urlacher said, via FOX's Jackson Thompson. "You do what you have to do to keep the Bears here, we have the best fans in the world, I'd do what I have to do to keep them in the state of Illinois. They had Arlington Heights planned out, find a way to keep them there, (politicians) just don't care."
The conversation from there would get deeply political during Urlacher's appearance, but it's clear that he, like many others, are extremely frustrated with Illinois politicians and how they've mismanaged the Bears stadium saga. While there is no concrete resolution on the future home for the Bears, when legends such as Urlacher are expressing clear frustration, it's a disappointing feeling for the fanbase who just want the saga to come to an end.
87fix
3 months ago
Actor Daveigh Chase died on Tuesday. She was 35.
Chase was best known for voicing Lilo Pelekai in the Disney animated film Lilo & Stitch in 2002, and for her terrifying turn as Samara Morgan, the creepy little girl in the horror movie The Ring that same year.
A man claiming to be Chase's boyfriend, Roy Hernandez, told TMZ that the former child star had died from meningitis and an infection in her blood, after being hospitalised in Los Angeles for malnutrition earlier this month.
Just prior to the actor's death, Hernandez set up a GoFundMe in her name, but Chase's longtime manager, John Ryan, repudiated his claims.
"Apparently, a man claiming to be her 'boyfriend' that none of us friends or her family has heard of has set up a GoFundMe. I can confirm Daveigh has a trust account set up at SAG to cover all costs," Ryan told The New York Post.
Chase won an Annie Award for outstanding voice acting in an animated feature production for her turn as Lilo, and went on to lend her voice to several spinoffs, including Stitch! The Movie in 2003, Disney Channel's Lilo & Stitch: The Series also in 2003, and Leroy & Stitch in 2006.
GreatAmerica
6 months ago
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