Taylor Swift has reportedly dished out over $5 million in bonuses to truckers who helped out on her Eras tour. The 50 drivers transport all of her staging from venue-to-venue across the US, and each apparently got a cool $100,000 gift from the singer. While she's been on tour since March, she still has a further 60 shows starting in February 2024, taking her across the globe. Other workers including engineers, caterers, and dancers also received a bonus, but it's not known how much. Sign up to our new free Indy100 weekly newsletter

FC Cincinnati had its humble MLS beginnings back in 2019. Humble and quite frankly, less than impressive. But fast forward to the present season and it's a night and day change for the Orange and Blue who now boast an MLS-best nine wins.

Britney Spears and Sam Asghari who got engaged in September 2021 and married in June 2022, are now parting ways over irreconcilable differences

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Trey Lance made his first comments as a member of the Dallas Cowboys and praised quarterback Dak Prescott for welcoming him to the team.

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YouTube suffered its first major hiccup in its deal with the NFL on Sunday —