American rapper, businessman and record executive
Taylor Swift has announced a new original song for Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 5, titled I Knew It, I Knew You, releasing on Friday with collector editions. The rollout ties Swift to a major franchise as fans await the film's release; critics note the promotion mirrors her existing playbook and could signal a broader country-leaning turn in her music.
Unilever plans to merge its food division with McCormick in a $15.7 billion cash and equity deal, creating a global flavor powerhouse. The transaction, expected to close by mid-2027, will see Unilever's shareholders owning 55% of the new entity, marking a significant shift in its strategic focus.
President Donald Trump has attended Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, triggering heavy Secret Service security, street closures, a no-bag policy and the cancellation of an outdoor watch party. The Knicks are 2-0 in the series and ticket resale prices have surged into the thousands, locking many fans out of the arena.
The Knicks have clinched the NBA title, sparking celebrations across New York. Security around Madison Square Garden has intensified due to a presidential attendance, with perimeter controls and TSA-style screenings. Parades and watch parties are planned with limited outdoor viewing options.
Cities hosting major events are using outreach and housing programs to address homelessness. Atlanta reports progress under Downtown Rising, housing nearly 500 people, while critics cite ongoing encampments and questions about funding and effectiveness.
New York readies a ticker-tape parade through the Canyon of Heroes to crown the Knicks’ 53-year wait with a city-wide celebration. Mayor Mamdani has framed Thursday’s event as potentially the largest in New York’s history, with 10,000 officers on duty and security measures in place. The parade will travel from Battery Park to City Hall, featuring former Knicks icons and stars.
The New York Knicks have been celebrated with their first-ever ticker-tape parade up Broadway's Canyon of Heroes after a 53-year championship drought. Organisers have admitted roughly one million to two million fans, deployed 10,000 police officers and handed the team ceremonial keys to the city while Alicia Keys has performed at City Hall.