Figure skater saved from scrapping Olympic routine after Minions music copyright dispute
The Spanish figure skater Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté has been spared a last-minute scramble to redesign his Olympic short program after overcoming a copyright dispute that had threatened to block him from using music from the Minions franchise at the Milano Cortina Winter Games. The six-time Spanish national champion, who is set to make his Olympic debut in the men’s singles event, said he learned late last week that the routine he has performed throughout the 2025-26 season would not be cleared for Olympic use. Guarino Sabaté said he had submitted the music through the International Skating Union’s recommended rights-clearance process months ago and had competed with the program without issue during the season, including at last month’s European championships in Sheffield.
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TST introduces $1 million mixed-gender event, featuring Hope Solo and Wrexham
The Soccer Tournament (TST), a winner-takes-all seven-a-side soccer tournament with unconventional rules and high-stakes prizes, is launching a mix-gender event that will debut this summer, in Cary, N.C. TST Mixed joins the tournament’s existing men’s and women’s competitions, with each category awarding $1 million to the winning team. The mixed-gender field will include 16 teams, with half of the slots already filled. Headlining the inaugural competition are former U.S. women’s national team go
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Jets interview two final candidates for offensive coordinator, what about the third?
The Jets held two of their final three offensive coordinator interviews, and the third has yet to happen because of an interested twist.
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