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Bryson DeChambeau has committed to completing the final year of his original LIV Golf deal, passing a PGA Tour return deadline for recent major winners. In Saudi Arabia to start his fourth season with LIV, he reflects on past conversations about expanding his media influence beyond traditional tours. DeChambeau envisions a future where golfers gain more control over media rights, drawing parallels to Arnold Palmer's legacy.

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Ghana has approved a passport for YouTuber IShowSpeed, born Darren Watkins Jr., recognizing his efforts in highlighting African nations through his recent livestream tour. The decision comes after his visits to countries including Ghana and Ethiopia, where he engaged with local cultures. This move underscores the rising impact of digital influencers on global views of Africa.

In SVT's documentary series 'Hatet,' Joakim Lundell recounts memories of severe childhood abuse that resurfaced at age 31. Memory researchers highlight risks of false memories in this process. The series questions evidence in journals and sparks debate on repressed memories.

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Following Disney's cease-and-desist letter, Google has removed dozens of AI-generated videos featuring Disney characters from YouTube, addressing claims of copyright infringement in hosting and AI training. This enforcement action continues Disney's aggressive IP protection strategy amid select AI partnerships.

Popular mukbang YouTuber Tzuyang surprised viewers by revealing on a JTBC show that she has four refrigerators at home and monthly food expenses over $6,800. She appeared alongside a fellow creator to share her eating habits and kitchen secrets. The episode airs on November 23.

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A Utah-based YouTuber from the What's Inside? Family channel tested Tesla's website by trying to place as many Cybertruck orders as possible using refundable deposits. What started smoothly hit payment snags after about 10 orders per credit card. In the end, he successfully ordered 51 Cybertrucks worth around $3.5 million.