X announces Bracket Challenge promising trip to Mars with SpaceX as grand prize
An alternative prize of $250,000 will be given to anyone with a perfect bracket should they opt not to want to travel to Mars.
An alternative prize of $250,000 will be given to anyone with a perfect bracket should they opt not to want to travel to Mars.
"Just watch TV, we’ll do all the news here, it’s totally fine"
"I know the truth and don’t care to clear anything up."
"Paul 'Biz Nasty' never played for Canada again. His fame has come post-career as a media personality."
The former ESPNer has been without access to her account for more than 24 hours.
"We have reached this decision after taking recent events and strong sentiment from our community into account."
The issue for most users seems to be around the login requirement that X has recently implemented.
"This behavior is unacceptable, and we refuse to allow the anonymity of direct messages to shield those responsible."
"It's not political at all ... (it) is the engagement farming, (it) is that people are now using it to make money in the lowest ways."
“X is the world’s largest stadium and we are delivering the ultimate fan experience."
"If you're going to spend billions of dollars on this brand-new Playoff, maybe there should be a vehicle of information on your phone that people can just go to very easily. But what do we know? More than those motherf***ers, I'll tell you that."
Everyone loves a Big Dom Smith moment!
Heading into the 2024-25 season, international soccer leagues are not here for illegal streams on X.
While there's never a good time to get hacked, Saturday was a particularly bad day for it.
"The Jungle" becomes the first sports show to stream live on X amid Elon Musk's new emphasis on longform video on the platform.
The National Football League and X announced a renewal of their content partnership.
When it rains, it pours.
BetMGM's deal here is a sharp contrast to recent advertising moves around Twitter/X.
Rome's show will be available for streaming exclusively on X five days a week after the Super Bowl.
"This is completely false. X needs to respond to defamatory untrue statements like this."
As ESPN's parent company feuds with Elon Musk, Adrian Wojnarowski is holding a Q&A on Threads.
Fox Sports, Ubisoft, and Paris Hilton's 11:11 Media are joining the companies pausing advertising on X.
"We continue to work with them because our fans are clearly there."