What’s Trending January 23 – 29, 2022 (TL; DR)

Sport

Ben Roethlisberger Retires

Ben Roethlisberger announced his retirement Thursday morning. The announcement came from a video he made on tweeter.

Tom Brady Retires

After 22 years in the NFL, rumors say Tom Brady is retiring. Brady recently lost a playoff game to the Los Angles Rams and did not return to the Super Bowl. It is not 100% as there has not been a press conference on his decision.

NBA All-Stars Announced

The NBA All-Star starter has been announced with some returning names and a couple of first-timers. Of course, LeBron James has made it as a starter and team captain, along with Kevin Durant, who is a team captain. 

Entertainment

A Space X Rocket Will Crash into the Moon

Space X's old model rocket Falcon 9 is expected to crash into the moon. The Falcon 9 has been orbiting space for seven years and is expected to hit in March. The incident is starting to aid the conversation about monitoring what is sent into space.

Artist protesting against Spotify

It all started with Joe Rogan. His views opposing the government about information regarding COVID-19 have gained the attention of many people. People who are supporters of the government’s action relating to COVID-19 are taking a stand against Joe Rogan’s comments and are trying to hold Spotify accountable. Artist Neil Young has removed his music from Spotify in protest to pressure Spotify to act against Joe Rogan's comments and ask other artists to do the same. Joni Mitchell has removed her song following Neil Young.

Amy Schneider’s streak ends

The streak ends at 40. Amy Schneider makes history being the first transwoman to make it to the tournament of champions with a total winning of $1,382,800. Rhone Talsma ended Amy’s streak, but his reign as champion was short-lived.

Politics

Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse

A bridge in Pittsburgh collapsed, causing a bus and multiple cars to crash below. President Biden took a detour in his plan to visit other cities to view the collapsed bridge. President Biden then states that he will fix all the bridges. People have been injured in the collapse and no reports of death.

Justice Stephen Breyer retires

Justice Stephen Breyer retires at the end of his term. Justice Breyer is 83 and has served on the court since 1994. His retirement will allow President Biden to nominate someone. According to President Biden, he will nominate a black woman.