SUMMARY: Fans of Houston Roughnecks player Mark Thompson purchased his old University of Florida Gator gear online, but claim they did not receive what they paid for. Some fans paid hundreds of dollars for items like gloves, towels, and cleats, but only received a fraction of their purchases. Thompson responded defensively and slowly to inquiries, eventually refunding some of the money. The United Football League is now involved, requesting Thompson address the complaints. While some fans have been reimbursed by PayPal or through refunds, others are still seeking restitution for their purchases. Thompson’s reputation has been tarnished by these accusations.

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SUMMARY: Roger Corman, the legendary filmmaker known as the “King of the Bs,” has died at the age of 98. Corman was responsible for a multitude of low-budget classics and launched the careers of many Hollywood actors and directors, including Francis Ford Coppola, Ron Howard, and Martin Scorsese. He received an honorary Academy Award in 2009 for his contributions to the film industry. Corman was known for his creative solutions to filmmaking challenges and his ability to spot talent. While most of his films were quickly forgotten, some, like “Little Shop of Horrors” and his Edgar Allan Poe adaptations, have left a lasting impact on cinema.

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SUMMARY: Dozens gathered at UT Austin campus for pro-Palestine protest after commencement ceremonies. People chanted “Palestine will be free” and “nothing here to celebrate.” Another protest organized by Austin Students for a Democratic Society. Concern over commencement ceremonies proceeding after previous clash between law enforcement and pro-Palestine protesters. UT officials monitored the demonstration. Ceremonies began Thursday and continued through Saturday evening. Graduates took photos near the UT tower, the site of the previous conflict. Debates sparked over free speech and the right to protest on college campuses. UT Police and Texas Department of Public Safety watched from a distance.

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