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Beyonce fans can win free 'Renaissance World Tour' tickets through Vivid Seats contest

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

Vivid Seats has launched a national ticket giveaway to help one Beyhive member see Beyonce during her “Renaissance World Tour” at the location of their choosing.To enter the contest, fans will have to download the official Vivid Seats app, which is available on the App Store and Google Play, and play the Beyonce trivia game in the game center. Would you buy listening-only tickets to Beyonce’s Renaissance World Tour? The more times people play the game, the more chances they have of winning tickets, according to a news release.No purchase is necessary to enter the contest. The winner, which will be chosen on Aug. 28, will get two tickets to one of Beyonce’s Renaissance tour shows.The “Alien Superstar” singer will perform at Sofi Stadium on Sept. 1, 2 and 4 before heading to Vancouver, Seattle and Dallas later in the month.Tickets to the September shows in Inglewood are still available on the Ticketmaster website. Ticket prices vary depending on the night.

LargeFriends.com Review: A Diverse and Inclusive Dating Community

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

In the dynamic realm of online dating, platforms are constantly evolving to meet the diverse needs of users. This investigation delves into the transformation of LargeFriends.com from a niche BBW dating site to a comprehensive and inclusive dating community. The report aims to provide insights into the platform’s strengths and weaknesses, shedding light on its role in shaping the modern landscape of online dating.Transformation Overview:LargeFriends.com has undergone a noteworthy transformation in 2023, redefining its identity from a singular niche platform to a diverse and all-encompassing dating community. The platform’s expansion now encompasses a wide spectrum of dating categories, including sugar dating, senior dating, bisexual dating, gay dating, older women dating, lesbian dating, and biker dating. This strategic evolution aims to provide users with a space where they can explore relationships aligned with their personal desires, fostering inclusivity and celebrat...

1 Injured after Motorcycle Crash on Interstate 25 [Albuquerque, NM]

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

Speeding Motorcyclist Hurt in Traffic Accident on Montgomery Boulevard ExitALBUQUERQUE, NM (August 22, 2023) – On Saturday, a rider sustained injuries following a motorcycle crash on Interstate 25.According to the Albuquerque Police Department, the accident involved a motorcyclist headed northbound on-ramp at the Montgomery Boulevard exit.In addition, the authorities stated that the motorcycle involved was a black 2019 Harley Davidson motorcycle. Furthermore, the motorcyclist was traveling at high speeds when he lost control and was ejected onto the roadway.Following the events, two vehicles attempted to avoid the motorcyclist, resulting in a collision.Immediately after that collision, authorities transported the motorcyclist to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.Luckily, responders recorded no injuries resulting from the collision between the two vehicles.Both directions of the roadway were temporarily shut down to allow for cleanup and preliminary duties.Consequentl...

San Francisco resident identified as man shot dead by Martinez police outside cannabis dispensary

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

MARTINEZ — A 20-year-old San Francisco man has been identified as the person fatally shot last week by Martinez police as officers responded to a reported break-in at a cannabis dispensary.Tahmon Kenneth Wilson was killed during the predawn shooting Friday outside Velvet cannabis dispensary in Martinez, according to the Contra Costa County coroner’s office.Martinez police also shot and wounded another person while responding to a tripped burglary alarm at the dispensary, located 4808 Sunrise Drive, authorities said. That person’s condition remains unclear.When officers arrived, they saw a white SUV fleeing from the dispensary. Officers then “broadcast that shots were fired and there was an assault on an officer.” While attempting to flee, the driver of a second vehicle crashed into a fire hydrant, police said.One police officer suffered unspecified minor injuries in the incident.Four Martinez police officers fired their weapons during the encounter, and all o...

After deadly wildfires, Maui confronts the challenge of finding more than 800 missing people

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

By Audrey McAvoy, Claire Rush and Jennifer Sinco Kelleher | Associated PressLAHAINA, Hawaii — Two weeks after the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century swept through the Maui community of Lahaina, authorities say anywhere between 500 and 1,000 people remain unaccounted for — a staggering number for officials facing huge challenges to determine how many of those perished and how many may have made it to safety but haven’t checked in.Something similar happened after a wildfire in 2018 that killed 85 people and destroyed the town of Paradise, California. Authorities in Butte County, home to Paradise, ultimately published a list of the missing in the local newspaper, a decision that helped identify scores of people who had made it out alive but were listed as missing. Within a month, the list dropped from 1,300 names to only a dozen.“I probably had, at any given time, 10 to 15 detectives who were assigned to nothing but trying to account for people who were unaccounted fo...

How to see Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in San Jose this week

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

The most important gymnastics event before the Olympic trials is taking place in San Jose this week and tickets are still available to see Simone Biles in action at the SAP Center.Earlier this momth, Biles made a surprise return to gymnastics after taking a two-year hiatus to focus on her mental health and captured a landslide victory in the U.S. Classic in the suburbs of Chicago.She’ll headline a historic lineup at the 2023 U.S. Gymnastics Championships beginning Thursday and going through Sunday.The competition begins Thursday morning, when the junior men will kick things off followed by the senior men in the evening.The women begin competing Friday, with the juniors in the morning and the seniors, including Biles and Sunisa Lee, competing in the evening. Tickets for Friday are available for as low as $45.The men will complete their competition on Saturday while the women will finish Sunday, when USA Gymnastics will crown winners and announce the national teams.Olympic rosters wil...

Scouting the teams in the preseason AP Top 25, from Georgia to Texas to Iowa

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

A look at the preseason AP Top 25 from Georgia to Iowa:No. 1 Georgia2022 finish: 15-0, No. 1 final ranking.Key games: vs. South Carolina, Sept. 16; vs. Florida in Jacksonville, Oct. 28; vs. No. 22 Mississippi, Nov. 11; at No. 12 Tennessee, Nov. 18.Potential All-Americans: TE Brock Bowers, C Sedrick Van Pran; LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson, DB Javon Bullard.Outlook: The Bulldogs are favored to become the first team in The Associated Press poll era to win three straight national championships. While they must replace QB Stetson Bennett and three first-round NFL draft picks, Georgia is loaded on both sides of the line. The biggest question mark is who will start at quarterback, with Carson Beck appearing to have the inside track.No. 2 Michigan2022 finish: 13-1, No. 3.Key games: at Michigan State, Oct. 21; at No. 7 Penn State, Nov. 11; No. 3 Ohio State.Potential All-Americans: QB J.J. McCarthy; RB Blake Corum; OG Zak Zinter; CB Will Johnson.Outlook: The Wolverines are seeking their first nation...

Oakland: Jurors convict one man, acquit another in fatal beating of 75-year-old man

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

OAKLAND — An Alameda County jury convicted one man of murder and acquitted another in the 2021 beating death of a 75-year-old man, reaching a split verdict that still leaves one charge as an open-ended question.Teaunte Bailey, 28, who prosecutors say fatally beat 75-year-old Pak Ho in March 2021, was convicted of murdering and robbing Ho, and of robbing a man during a prior incident in Oakland, but Bailey’s co-defendant, 59-year-old Demetrius Britton, was acquitted of murder.During trial, prosecutors argued Britton was waiting in the truck while Bailey attacked Ho, but Britton’s attorney argued that his client was nowhere near the scene and that another man was actually behind the wheel.The jury failed to reach a verdict on the robbery count against Britton.In an interview with the Bay Area News Group, defense attorney David Briggs — who represented Britton — said that members of the jury informed him they were split 9-3 toward acquittal on the robbery count. Brigg...

UPS workers approve $30 billion labor contract lifting wages

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

By Thomas Black and Ian Kullgren | BloombergUnited Parcel Service Inc.’s union workers ratified a new five-year labor agreement delivering substantial wage increases, concluding a tense period of negotiating that drove the company to the brink of a strike.About 86% of employees voted to approve the deal, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters said Tuesday in a statement, the union’s highest vote ever for a contract with UPS. It will go into effect after one local affiliate in Florida votes to ratify its supplemental agreement, the statement added.The pact, tentatively agreed to last month, covers about 340,000 unionized UPS workers and has about $30 billion of new money, the Teamsters have said.See more: Who’s on strike? Labor disputes, walkouts, protests are rampant in California“This contract will improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of workers,” Teamsters President Sean O’Brien said in the statement. “Teamsters have set a new standard and raised the bar for pay, benefit...

Column: In 1984, the NCAA dropped the ball, and college sports is still paying the price

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:46:21 GMT

Ken Sugiura | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS)You may find this hard to believe.The opportunistic disassembly of the Pac-12 and the cannibalization of college athletics — it all can be traced to the NCAA’s failure to act with reason and foresight.Undoubtedly, university presidents and college athletics administrators get their share of the blame, too. They’ve chased a bigger slice of the pie and made a mockery of the notion of acting in the best interests of college athletes, let alone displaying the ideals of sacrifice and putting the group’s interests ahead of their own that college athletics is supposed to promote.But it started with — again, be prepared to be shocked — the NCAA’s unwillingness to share money and power. Chuck Neinas, a retired college athletics administrator, dared to butt heads with the NCAA as the leader of an entity known as the College Football Association.“You know what NCAA stands for?” Neinas asked. “No Compromise, Anytime, Anyplace.”Here’s the thrus...