Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Robinhood’s OpenAI ‘Tokens’ Are Not Actual OpenAI Equity, Sam Altman Warns
[ad_1] The Sam Altman-led OpenAI said it hasn’t approved of Robinhood’s tokens. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Robinhood’s stock surged to record highs earlier this week after the brokerage announced plans to offer tokenized shares of private companies, including OpenAI. But the ChatGPT maker quickly distanced itself from the move, cautioning investors not to confuse the…
Read MoreThe Inclusion Gap at the Heart of Healthcare’s Retention Problem
[ad_1] Inclusive leadership isn’t a luxury, it’s essential to retaining the next generation of healthcare workers. Unsplash+ The end of another Pride Month offers a reminder of how far LGBTQ+ visibility has come, and how much farther it still needs to go. While healthcare has made meaningful strides toward inclusion, many workplaces still fall short…
Read MoreWhat's happening with the money Travis County approved for affordable child care?
[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — After Travis County overwhelmingly voted to approve a tax rate hike for affordable child care in November, the county is starting to provide some of those early services this summer and fall, according to recent updates from staff. What is Travis County Proposition A? The affordable childcare tax rate proposal The…
Read MoreLove Island’s Ariana Madix Reveals What She Really Thinks About Amaya
[ad_1] “I really like Cierra and Nic,” the Vanderpump Rules alum told E!. “But part of me feels like I would love Cierra with anyone, just because I think she’s so amazing. And same with Olandria and Chelley.” But overall, she emphasized, “I feel like I’m loving the women.” Like the rest of America, Ariana…
Read MoreChina’s Terracotta Warriors Headline a Rare Archaeological Display at the Bowers Museum
[ad_1] Chariot and Horse No. 1 (Replica), Qin dynasty style (20th century); Bronze. Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum Site Museum, MMYL007 For archaeologists, Xi’an is the gift that keeps giving. Since its 1974 discovery by a group of farmers digging a well, some 8,000 statues have been excavated from the mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi…
Read MoreJulie Bowen “didn’t think” she’d return in ‘Happy Gilmore 2,’ praises Adam Sandler as “the kindest” and “nicest”: “He’s got to have a younger woman in this one”
[ad_1] Julie Bowen is making her return to the world of Happy Gilmore, though she was not so sure she would get another swing at it. Bowen sat down with Michael Rosenbaum on Tuesday’s episode of his Inside of You podcast, where she discussed reprising her role as Virginia Venit in Netflix‘s sequel. “I didn’t…
Read MoreGigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty Break Up After 6 Years of Marriage
[ad_1] 2024 Celebrity Breakups: Jennifer Lopez & Ben Affleck, Megan Fox & MGK and More Shocking Splits! Gigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty are sharing insight into their new chapter. The couple confirmed that after nearly six years of marriage they have broken up. “Gigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty confirm they have amicably decided to part ways and…
Read MoreFrom the Mountains to the Coast: The Best Summer Road Trips in SoCal
[ad_1] Joshua Tree Looking to enjoy open roads, vast desert landscape and clear, sunny skies? Joshua Tree, located in California’s famous High Desert, is a quirky yet charming town dedicated to the outdoors. The most obvious highlight is Joshua Tree National Park, which spans nearly 800,000 acres of the Mojave and Colorado Deserts. Simply driving…
Read MoreRita Ora Reveals Beyoncé’s Reaction to Rumors She Was “Becky With the Good Hair”
[ad_1] Beyoncé stepped in to be Rita Ora's bodyguard. While the “Body on Me” singer faced rumors back in 2016 that she was the “Becky with the good hair” Beyoncé sang about in her Lemonade track… [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreFans line up to get a Labubu in Austin
[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — If you haven’t heard of the Labubu dolls, allow us to introduce you. The viral sensation has sparked a frenzy of fans and collectors waiting in lines for hours in the Austin area, hoping to get their hands on a blind box filled with a surprise Labubu. The summer of 2025…
Read MoreEnd of an era for one local restaurant as it closes its final location
[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — Z’Tejas officially closed its final location Monday, marking the end of a 36-year run that began right here in Austin. The Southwestern-style Tex-Mex chain opened its first restaurant in 1989 on West Sixth Street in downtown Austin. Over the following decades, Z’Tejas expanded throughout Texas and Arizona. However, the company hasn’t…
Read MoreSteak, Sushi and Seafood: Discover Montecito’s Best Restaurants
[ad_1] Located less than two hours north of Los Angeles, Montecito is Santa Barbara’s pièce de résistance. This picturesque beach town is known for its pristine coastline, breathtaking homes and famous residents, but over the last decade, its dining scene has also become the talk of the town. However, classic spots like Lucky’s and Tre…
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