Day: February 5, 2023

It’s almost time for the 2023 Grammys winners to be announced, and this year the competition is tough! The 65th Grammy Awards will broadcast live from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles at 8PM ET tonight (Feb. 5). The show airs on CBS and on demand via Paramount+. 2021 and 2022 host Trevor Noah is returning for a third show, and this year’s major categories are stacked with big names including Beyoncé, Adele and Harry Styles. Plus, Styles and other stars such as Bad Bunny, Lizzo, Kim Petras, Sam Smith, Mary J. Blige and more are set to take the stage during the show. As far as the nominees go, Be… Read More “2023 Grammys Winners List: Find Out Who Won at This Year’s Grammy Awards”

Ann McGovern was one of only 12 women attending night school at then-St. Peter’s College, graduating in 1961. Back then, she’d never even heard of the Teresians. Only when her friend Jacqueline Connors said to her, “Why not join?” did she sign up. Today, she is a past president and a 31-year member of the 150-year-old women’s group based at the school that holds a special devotion to the Virgin Mary and raises funds for the university. Decades after encouraging McGovern to sign on, Connors encouraged fellow St. Aloysius Church parishioner Ingrid Alfred to join. At the time, Alfred delayed, but… Read More “At 150, Teresian organization at SPU looks to the future | Faith Matters”

By Daniel Bates After winning back-to-back national titles, Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs are beginning to separate themselves from the others in college football; and that’s continued into 2024’s recruiting cycle. Via 247Sports, the top 25 rankings are in for CFB’s recruiting classes and to no surprise, the Bulldogs top the list with 10 commits made up of nine total four and five-star prospects. Here’s a look at how to the programs stack up: GeorgiaNotre DameLSUFlorida StateAlabamaSouth CarolinaTexas TechMichiganOregonFloridaIowaColoradoClemsonOhio StateDukeMichigan StateTennesseeTexas… Read More “College Football’s Top 25 Recruiting Classes For 2024”

By Daniel Bates Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill was live tweeting during Sunday’s Pro Bowl action. And after getting hit sticked by Jalen Ramsey in the flag football game, Cheetah had plenty to say on social media. “This suppose to be [a] flag meanwhile I’m getting de-cleated,” Hill said. Later adding, “Ramsey [been taking] shots at me ever since the return specialist comment.” The play in question saw Hill get leveled by the Rams corner after Davante Adams lateraled him the ball near the goal line. The hit didn’t look intentional but it sent the speedy wideout flying. Fans reacted to the h… Read More “Tyreek Hill Reacts To Being Laid Out By Jalen Ramsey”

By Andrew Holleran It’s safe to say the NFL World isn’t thrilled with the halftime performance at the Pro Bowl this weekend. Rae Sremmurd is performing at halftime of the Pro Bowl on Sunday afternoon. The performance is trending on social media. “Now who booked Rae sremmurd in 2023?!?!” one fan wondered. “Rae Sremmurd woulda been a top tier halftime show…in 2015…” one fan added. “Rae Sremmurd corny af and all the shots of the players show it” another fan added. “What was the budget for the pro bowl performances?! Why is Rae Sremmurd on my screen?!?!” one fan added. Even Eli Manning couldn’… Read More “Look: NFL Booing Pro Bowl Halftime Performance”

By Luc Olinga The serial entrepreneur just revealed that the past few months have been hell and is asking for public support. Nobody expected it. Elon Musk surprised his millions of fans and detractors alike on February 5 by saying the past few months have been hell. The serial entrepreneur went so far as to implore the “public’s support” in this “extremely tough” time. “Last 3 months were extremely tough, as had to save Twitter from bankruptcy, while fulfilling essential Tesla & SpaceX duties,” the billionaire wrote on Feb. 5, as a comment of an article of the Wall Street Journal that chronic… Read More “Twitter Responds to Elon Musk’s Call for Help”

Since they’ve been old enough to feel embarrassed by their elders, Generation Zers have made many things we once used to love obsolete. Take the side part haircut, the crying laughing emoji, and skinny jeans; just a few of the many relics of the recent past that zoomers have decided – often rightly – that we should just leave behind. But is now the time for Google, the number one search engine, to suffer a similar fate and disappear into oblivion? For Gen Z, TikTok is the place to turn to when you’re looking for answers. Where to find cute cafes in town? What is the best Italian restaurant in … Read More “Gen Z is using TikTok as a search engine. Is this the end of Google?”