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SneakersJuJu Watkins x Nike LeBron NXXT Gen "Silver Lining" Releases May 27 for $170
The USC junior, returning from a 2025-26 ACL absence, is the first athlete to co-create a hoop shoe inside LeBron's NXXT Gen platform. The metallic silver launch colorway, with Watts Towers nods and a "By JuJu" tongue mark, releases globally Wednesday at $170.
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SportsThunder Beat Spurs 127-114 in Game 5, Lead Western Conference Finals 3-2
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished with 32 points and nine assists as Oklahoma City moved one win away from a return to the NBA Finals. Game 6 is Thursday in San Antonio.
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SportsGames to Watch — Tuesday, May 26: Spurs and Thunder tied 2-2, Game 5 in OKC
Wembanyama's Spurs evened the Western Conference Finals 2-2 and now face a hostile OKC crowd for Game 5 on Memorial Day. Vegas can eliminate a battered Colorado squad, and a full MLB holiday slate runs wall-to-wall.
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TechnologyBrett Adcock's Hark Raises $700M Series A at $6B Valuation Led by Parkway
Hark, the third Brett Adcock company in five years, closed a $700M Series A from Parkway Venture Capital with Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Salesforce, and Qualcomm participating. First multimodal models ship this summer.
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TechnologyAnthropic Tests Dual-Mode Memory Files Architecture for Claude
A new "Memory Files" option in testing would let Claude store what it learns about a user across multiple structured documents — a personal wiki the model can consult selectively — alongside the existing single-note Classic memory.
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CultureBTS Win Artist of the Year at the 2026 American Music Awards
The 52nd AMAs at MGM Grand Garden Arena named BTS Artist of the Year, gave Album of the Year to Sabrina Carpenter for Man's Best Friend, and crowned KATSEYE New Artist of the Year.
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SportsThunder Host Spurs in Western Conference Finals Game 5 Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
The Western Conference Finals are tied 2-2 after Victor Wembanyama's 33-point Game 4. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the defending champion Thunder return home for a pivotal Game 5 on NBC.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Nike LeBron 23 'Dreams and Nightmares,' Knicks–Cavaliers Sweep, Mandalorian & Grogu, OpenAI's $122B - May 26, 2026
The Nike LeBron 23 'Dreams and Nightmares' drops at $235 on the week the Knicks punched their first Finals ticket since 1999. OpenAI closes the largest private fundraise in history at $122B, and Mandalorian & Grogu opens to $100M.
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TechnologyAdam Demuyakor of Wilshire Lane Capital Joins Conduent Board, Effective June 1
Conduent (NASDAQ: CNDT) appointed Adam Demuyakor — founder of VC firm Wilshire Lane Capital and vice chair of the Los Angeles Housing Authority — to its board, effective June 1. He joins the Compensation, Risk Oversight, and Corporate Governance committees.
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CultureByron Allen Says He Will Pursue STARZ Takeover Despite Board Poison Pill
Byron Allen, who bought a 10.7% stake in STARZ for roughly $25 million, told "The Breakfast Club" he plans to take over the company despite a board-installed poison pill capping outside ownership at 17.5%. He says he is prepared to take STARZ private if blocked.
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CultureNetflix Adds 'The Breakfast Club' Live Stream as First Daily Live Show Starting June 1
Netflix will livestream "The Breakfast Club" with Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Jess Hilarious worldwide starting June 1 at 6 a.m. ET — its first daily live show, a three-hour ad-free simulcast of the iHeartMedia radio program with bonus content during commercial breaks.
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SportsFernando Mendoza Says He Was Upset to Leave Raiders Practice for NFLPA Rookie Premiere
Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, said he was "really upset" about leaving Las Vegas Raiders practice to attend the May 14-17 NFLPA Rookie Premiere. The event is mandatory under the CBA. Mendoza did not miss any formal OTA sessions.