1/ BuzzFeed had a saving grace this week when it sold "Hot Ones" for $82.5 million.
But will it be enough to save the once high-flying digital publisher from financial collapse?
Let's get into it.
2/ "Hot Ones," known for its spicy celebrity interviews, will now operate as a stand-alone company under the ownership of a fund controlled by George Soros.
Host Sean Evans remains an investor, ensuring continuity for fans.
3/ The show has over 14 million YouTube subscribers and 4 billion views.
It even has a cultural presence on shows like SNL and "The Simpsons."
1/ So far, Team USA is leading with 103 medals at the Paris Olympics.
Yet some of the elite athletes bringing home gold, silver, and bronze in Paris went into the red just for the opportunity to be there.
Let's get into it.
2/ At this rate, Team USA may very well surpass the 113 medals won at the 2020 Tokyo Games.
Simone Biles became the most decorated Olympic gymnast, Katie Ledecky took home the most medals for a female Olympian, etc.
3/ But many enter the world stage without a guarantee of placing...and at what cost?
A Congressional report released in March showed that, of the 1,000 Olympic and Paralympic athletes surveyed, 26.5% have individual incomes under $15,000 per year.