🚨🌹🏎️ JUST IN — Justin Rose has officially signed with McLaren Golf, becoming the first ambassador for the brand after working with the company on development for 2 years. Rose will play McLaren golf clubs and the partnership will begin this week in Miami.

2 Majors down ✅ Updated season standings 📝👇

A 20-year-old went to law school for one day… then dropped out to sell cake. Five months later, he's at $120K per month. Meet @daymakerguy from Norway. He first thought of the idea at a conference. There was a contest to see who could book the most meetings. He tried sending cakes instead of cold outreach. He booked 17 meetings that day. Including KPMG. "Holy shit, people really want cake." So he opened up @Lovable and built Daymaker. Two use cases: - HR teams use it to automate employee birthday cakes - Sales teams use it to book meetings (cake converts at 40%) He built the entire backend on Lovable. Tables. HR integrations. Accounting systems. Everything that made the cakes flow. They've sold 200+ cakes on the platform. The numbers since: - Hit $120K/month in 5 months - $100K raised at a $3M valuation - Bakery partnerships live in SF, Florida, and Vegas "The funny thing is that something we just made in Lovable has become VC-backable." His mentor, a deep tech founder, saw the platform one month in. He was shocked it was even possible to build. The cake is the Trojan horse. Once a company trusts you to deliver something small and consistent, you expand. Gifts. Events. Employee perks. Eventually, a full HR layer. Most founders wait for a technical co-founder. Or funding. Or the perfect moment. William just opened Lovable and started sending. He's 20. He wants to be the biggest cake provider in the US. And he's building it one cake at a time. Comment LOVABLE and I'll send you 20% off your first month of their Pro 1 plan.

Living comfortably in Boston isn’t cheap. A new study says you need about $139,776 a year just to get by solo… and nearly $369,000 for a family of four. Boston ranks among the most expensive cities in America.

For a franchise that once had Tom Brady, #Patriots QB Drake Maye set a new franchise record today for the highest single-game completion percentage (min. 20 pass attempts) — 91.3%. The previous record was held by Brady at 88.5%.

You have to be one SICK individual if you enjoyed seeing the Yankees get eliminated from the playoffs.