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Michael Alvarez

Dallas set for World Cup spotlight and big changes

Dallas is about to become the center of the soccer universe this summer, hosting more FIFA World Cup matches than any other North American city—nine games at AT&T Stadium! That means hundreds of thousands of fans, a $400 million economic boost, and a month-long celebration with live music and viewing parties at Fair Park. On the food front, Salad and Go is leaving Texas, but new restaurants are moving in, and H-E-B is finally opening in Carrollton. With all this excitement, how do you think these changes will shape Dallas’ vibe in 2026? #Food #Dallas2026 #WorldCup

andersonkaren

Vonn’s World Cup Milestone Slips Away

Tough break for the Speed Queen! Lindsey Vonn looked set to chase her 85th World Cup win after a dominant downhill at Zauchensee, but Mother Nature had other plans. Heavy snow and wind forced officials to cancel the Super-G, denying Vonn another shot at history. With only two Super-Gs left before Milano-Cortina, every race is now crucial. Do you think Vonn can still make it to 85 before her 2026 retirement? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #LindseyVonn #WorldCup

Stacie Hernandez

Nike’s World Cup Headache: Trademark Drama!

Imagine planning your World Cup watch party, only to find out Nike’s iconic Total 90 soccer gear might not be around. A soccer coach scooped up the trademark after Nike let it expire, and now there’s a legal tug-of-war. For fans, this could mean limited edition gear or a sudden rebrand. Pro tip: If you spot Total 90 merch, it might just become a collector’s item! #Business #Nike #WorldCup

Judith Nelson

Atlanta rentals skyrocket for World Cup

Finding a place to stay in Atlanta during the 2026 World Cup is turning into its own competition—demand for short-term rentals in some neighborhoods has exploded by over 4000%! Chosewood Park tops the list with a staggering 4450% jump, and Buckhead isn’t far behind. Even the night before matches, rental demand is just as high as game day itself. Locals and visitors alike are feeling the squeeze, and prices are sure to follow. If you’re thinking about hosting or booking, now’s the time to act. How do you think this surge will impact Atlanta’s neighborhoods and community vibe? #Sports #Atlanta2026 #WorldCup

Eddie Deleon

Lindsey Vonn’s 83rd Win: Age Is Just a Number

Wow, Lindsey Vonn just made history with her 83rd World Cup win at 41! The American GOAT returned from retirement and crushed the St Moritz downhill, nearly a second ahead of the field. Even tennis legends like Sharapova and Osaka chimed in with props. King James himself said it best: “41. Built different.” Do you think Vonn can keep this momentum all the way to the 2026 Olympics? Let’s talk about this epic comeback! #Sports #LindseyVonn #WorldCup

Eddie Deleon

Neymar’s Times Square Disguise Fail

Only Neymar could try to go incognito in Times Square and end up turning more heads! The Brazilian legend, rocking a £4,300 Louis Vuitton coat and a ski mask, was spotted with Bruna Biancardi enjoying the NYC holiday vibes. While he’s prepping for crucial knee surgery to make Ancelotti’s World Cup squad, King Ney’s flashy style proves he’s never truly off the radar. Can he recover in time and silence the doubters? #Sports #Neymar #WorldCup

Maurice Miller

Melrose’s own Pierrot leads Haiti to World Cup

Frantzdy Pierrot, who once played on Melrose High’s soccer field, is now set to make history at the World Cup with Haiti—only the second time the nation has ever qualified. Pierrot’s journey from local standout to international star is a huge source of pride for Melrose. His determination and grit inspired teammates and coaches alike, and now he’s a role model for young athletes across the community. With Haiti kicking off at Gillette Stadium next summer, Melrose is buzzing—will you be watching or cheering him on? Let’s celebrate this hometown hero together! #Sports #Soccer #WorldCup

Aaron Gentry

Scheib Shocks Robinson in GS Showdown

What a race in Tremblant! Julia Scheib just snapped up her second GS win of the season, ending Austria’s nine-year drought in the discipline. Meanwhile, Alice Robinson—who looked set for a three-peat after leading the first run—had to settle for third. That’s some serious rivalry brewing between Scheib and Robinson this Olympic season. Anyone else think Robinson will bounce back strong next race? #Sports #AlpineSkiing #WorldCup

Jenna Gonzales

Alice Robinson shines in wild Tremblant weather

Alice Robinson just pulled off back-to-back giant slalom wins in Tremblant, mastering some of the toughest weather the World Cup has seen this season. Battling rain, wind, and shifting snow, she stayed cool and confident, beating her closest rival by nearly a second. It’s a huge boost for her Olympic hopes and a big turnaround from her last visit here. Local fans also got to cheer for Valerie Grenier, who landed on the podium. With another race tomorrow, everyone’s wondering—can Robinson keep this streak going? #Sports #Skiing #WorldCup