CM Punk is known for hijacking everyone’s attention and energy. The WWE Universe stayed enchanted by his charm for nine years even after he quit WWE. This was evidently visible since spectators couldn’t help but chant his name even when no mention of him was ever made.  Ever since ‘The Best in the World’ has returned, his attention-hijacking game has heightened by several notches. While he already broke many viewership and engagement records with his comeback, he has now established dominance in another area.

A teenager was mocked with a laughing face emoji as she was turned down for a part-time waitress job at a posh steakhouse just minutes after the interview. Megan Dixon, 18, had been interviewed by assistant manager Shantel Wesson for a position at a new branch of Miller and Carter opening in Enderby, Leicestershire. But the A level student was shocked to receive a text message just moments after the interview finished, which called her 'basic' and said: 'It's a no x'.

Alex Morgan is one of the best women’s soccer players to date. It’s safe to say that Alex Morgan and her national teammate, Megan Rapinoe are the proud faces of women’s soccer all across the globe. The USWNT star has definitely defied numerous odds by making a career out of her passion for soccer. She also broke a major stereotype after returning to the sport after her giving birth to her daughter.

Talent house WME has signed Nyjah Huston, a decorated athlete and endorsement machine who is largely considered one of the best pro skateboarders of all time.  Huston picked up a skateboard at 5 years old and quickly proved a prodigy, landing his first sponsorship from Element Skateboards at age 7. By 10 years old, he won the Tampa Am and the next year entered the X-Games (the youngest person ever to compete at the time).

Cardi B is the Queen of brand partnerships. Early on, she was the face of the fashion brand, Fashion Nova for a reported $20,000 a month. Pepsi, M.A.C. and Marc Jacobs are just a few other names she's endorsed since her career has taken off. Her latest collaboration comes in the form of a McDonald's meal, promoted by her and her husband Offset. Marketed as a meal for two, you get two entrees, two drinks, a large fry, apple pie, and a side of BBQ sauce.

After debuting at the number one spot on the Billboard 200 last week, Drake's new album For All The Dogs only slipped one spot in week two. It put up over 400k units in its first week which lapped the field, tallying almost as much as the rest of the top 10 combined. It's sales figures continued to be impressive in week two, racking up 161k in total sales. That also places among the top 10 biggest sales weeks of any rap album in 2023 and would normally be enough to grab the top spot.

Redeem now Heinz is channeling its inner Coca-Cola with a new custom sauce dispenser, the Heinz Remix. Current prototypes of the device combine four sauces with "enhancers" at varying intensity levels. The machine is currently planned to be tested in unannounced restaurants later this year or early 2024. Sauce lovers, rejoice: Kraft Heinz will soon start testing new custom condiment dispensers in restaurants. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers.

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So many feels. Frank Ocean has always been admirably frank about his sexuality in his work — be it Tumblr prose, through his music, or even now in poetry. And in one of the many original pieces from his limited-edition (for now!) Boys Don’t Cry zine — which included Kanye’s love letter to McDonald’s — Ocean has included a poem titled “Boyfriend.” Much like his essay on car culture, which questioned whether or not his fixation on automobiles is rooted in a “deep subconscious straight boy fantasy,” it beautifully considers the idea of a male partner through both a personal and societal lens.

Jeff Jacob Chase rows towards a friend’s boat in Richardson Bay in Sausalito, California. Photograph: Hardy Wilson/The GuardianSince the 1950s, Marin county waters have been home to a community of mariners. Now local authorities say they have to leave by Erin McCormick in Sausalito. Photos by Hardy WilsonFor decades, a group known as the “anchor-outs” enjoyed a relatively peaceful existence in a corner of the San Francisco Bay. The mariners carved out an affordable, bohemian community on the water, in a county where the median home price recently hit $1.