Tiger Woods’ Iron Set Sells for $5M
Tiger Woods is unlikely to stage an epic comeback to take home today’s Master’s title, as he enters the Sunday round at six-over par. However, his legacy as a green jacket champion lives on forever. One lucky collector put up $5,156,162 at a Golden Age Auctions event to take home a set of Titleist irons that Woods used to secure four major titles in a 12-month period. Todd Brock, who put the set up for sale, purchased them in 2010 for $57,242.
Kansas Basketball Team Prepares for “Barnstorming Tour”
It’s been nearly a week since Kansas cut down the nets in New Orleans. While the Jayhawks revel in their victory, the team has begun to prepare for its upcoming barnstorming tour. The victory tour offers fans various opportunities to connect with the players, including autograph signing sessions, camps, and VIP meals. Tickets for the event will range from $30-125 and 70% of the total revenue will go directly to the players.
Elon Musk Opens the Door for Dogecoin at Twitter
Elon Musk is settling into his new position at Twitter. The Tesla boss joined the Board of Directors at the social media platform this week after buying 9.2% of shares. On Saturday, Musk encouraged Twitter to accept dogecoin as official tender for its Twitter Blue membership.
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Volkanovski Locks in Win at UFC 273
It was a Florida Man Fight Night for UFC 273. The stacked card brought few surprises as Alexander Volkanovski dominated the Korean Zombie with a TKO in the main event. Volkanovski is now in a position to move up to the lightweight division, placing all attention on UFC 274, scheduled to take place in Arizona on May 7.
Selena Gomez Launches New Mental Health Platform Wondermind
Selena Gomez is a woman of many talents. From the screen to the stage, she has made her mark throughout the entertainment industry, but over the last several years, she has been forthcoming about her struggles with mental health. Now, Gomez next part is as co-founder of Wondermind. She and her mother are teaming up with Daniella Pierson, who founded a wellness newsletter called The Newsette, to launch a new platform that will help make access to mental healthcare more accessible.
Kelsie Whitmore Makes History with Staten Island Ferry Hawks
Team USA standout Kelsie Whitmore may have taken home gold in the Pan American Games, but she has more to accomplish. The 23-year-old made history on Friday when she signed with the Atlantic League’s Staten Island Ferry Hawks, making her the first woman to play at this level in the history of baseball. Whitmore will join the team as both a pitcher and utility player, demonstrating maximum versatility on the field.