1. Jerod Mayo Joins Private Equity Firm Fifth Down Capital After Patriots Exit
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    Jerod Mayo Joins Private Equity Firm Fifth Down Capital After Patriots Exit

    Former Patriots coach Jerod Mayo has joined Boston venture and private equity firm Fifth Down Capital as a managing director, returning to business a year after New England fired him.

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  2. 76ers Hire Cavaliers GM Mike Gansey as President of Basketball Operations
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    76ers Hire Cavaliers GM Mike Gansey as President of Basketball Operations

    The Philadelphia 76ers hired Cavaliers GM Mike Gansey as president of basketball operations on a multiyear deal, replacing Daryl Morey after a season that ended in a second-round sweep by the Knicks.

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  3. Gilgeous-Alexander Calls His MVP Season a Failure After Thunder's Game 7 Loss
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    Gilgeous-Alexander Calls His MVP Season a Failure After Thunder's Game 7 Loss

    Shai Gilgeous-Alexander called his second straight MVP season a failure after the Thunder fell 111-103 to the Spurs in Game 7, despite his 35-point closeout effort.

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  4. Virgil Abloh Archive and Nike Tap Travis Scott to Tease USMNT World Cup Collection
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    Virgil Abloh Archive and Nike Tap Travis Scott to Tease USMNT World Cup Collection

    Nike and the Virgil Abloh Archive teased a U.S. men's national team World Cup collection — fronted by a Travis Scott and Mia Hamm cartoon and built around the Nike Cryoshot — set to drop Summer 2026.

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  5. Jay-Z Headlines Roots Picnic in First Solo Show in Seven Years
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    Jay-Z Headlines Roots Picnic in First Solo Show in Seven Years

    Jay-Z headlined the 20th Roots Picnic in Philadelphia on May 30 — his first U.S. solo headlining show in over seven years — running through a 30-song set capped by a freestyle aimed at Drake and Nicki Minaj.

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  6. PSG Beat Arsenal on Penalties to Win Back-to-Back Champions League Titles
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    PSG Beat Arsenal on Penalties to Win Back-to-Back Champions League Titles

    PSG beat Arsenal 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Budapest to win back-to-back Champions League titles, becoming the first repeat champion since Real Madrid's 2014-2017 run.

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  7. 'Backrooms' Opens to $81 Million Domestic, A24's Biggest Debut Ever
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    'Backrooms' Opens to $81 Million Domestic, A24's Biggest Debut Ever

    A24's 'Backrooms' opened to $81 million domestically and $118 million worldwide — the studio's biggest debut ever, making 20-year-old Kane Parsons the youngest filmmaker to top the box office.

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  8. Snap Alumni Launch Ghost Angels, a Fund Backing Next-Generation Social Media
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    Snap Alumni Launch Ghost Angels, a Fund Backing Next-Generation Social Media

    Roughly 20 Snap alumni, led by former global partnerships head Max Rivera, launched Ghost Angels — an angel fund backing pre-seed and seed AI startups in social and consumer, with five companies already funded.

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  9. The Ordinary Halts Its Free Brooklyn Bus Three Days After Launch
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    The Ordinary Halts Its Free Brooklyn Bus Three Days After Launch

    The Ordinary's free Brooklyn shuttle between Domino and Prospect parks — pitched as a two-week service — halted Friday, three days after launch, as the skincare brand ran into the city's bus-permit process.

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  10. Nike Mind 002: The Sensory Sneaker From Nike's Mind Science Department
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    Nike Mind 002: The Sensory Sneaker From Nike's Mind Science Department

    The Nike Mind 002 is the sneaker half of Nike's Mind line, built on a sole of 22 foam nodes designed to stimulate the foot. It launched January 8, 2026 at $145, with Flyknit and fragment design versions following.

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  11. Vikings Hire Seahawks Executive Nolan Teasley as General Manager
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    Vikings Hire Seahawks Executive Nolan Teasley as General Manager

    The Minnesota Vikings hired Seahawks assistant GM Nolan Teasley as their new general manager, ending a 13-year Seattle run and replacing the fired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah.

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  12. NBA Unveils Spurs-Knicks Finals Court Designs, Returns Trophy Logo to Center Court
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    NBA Unveils Spurs-Knicks Finals Court Designs, Returns Trophy Logo to Center Court

    The NBA unveiled its court designs for the 2026 Spurs-Knicks Finals, putting the Larry O'Brien Trophy logo at center court for the first time since 2009 — a change fans had long requested.

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