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CTV News
5 days ago
- Sport
- CTV News
Owusu, Sealy and Escobar score goals as Montreal beats Revolution, snaps 4-game winless skid
CF Montréal forward Dante Sealy, left, and New England Revolution defender Peyton Miller, right, vie for control of the ball during the first half of an MLS soccer match, Friday, July 25, 2025, in Foxborough, Mass. (AP Photo/Steven Senne) Prince Owusu, Dante Sealy and Olger Escobar each scored a goal on Friday night to help CF Montreal beat the New England Revolution 3-1 to snap a four-game winless streak. Montreal (4-15-6) went into the game with 15 points this season, fewest in MLS. Caden Clark tapped a one-touch pass from just outside the area toward the penalty spot and Sealy slammed home a first-timer to give Montreal a 2-1 lead in the 36th. Clark, a 22-year-old midfielder in his fifth MLS season, has a career-high tying four assists this season. After Jonathan Sirois punched away an arcing cross near the right post and fell to the ground, Luca Langoni skipped a shot from the right-center of the area that was blocked at the goal line by Joel Waterman in the 85th. New England (6-11-7) is winless, with five losses, in its last six. Sirois had one save, a diving one-hand stop of a shot by Chancalay, that was deflected by Bugaj, in the 53rd. Tomás Chancalay gave the Revolution a 1-0 lead with a a first-touch finish from the center of the area in the third minute. Chancalay has scored in back-to-back games for the second time in his three-year MLS career. Owusu, on the counter-attack, stopped a low entry pass played by Dawid Bugaj with his right foot as he held off a defender with his hip. Owusu then turned and scored on a rising second-touch shot with his left foot as he fell to the ground to make it 1-1 in the ninth minute. Owusu has scored seven of his 11 goals this season in the past eight games. Olger, who made his fourth career appearance, capped the scoring in the fifth minute of stoppage time with his first goal in MLS. The Revolution's Brayan Ceballos (yellow card accumulation) served a one-game suspension. This report by The Associated Press was first published on July 25, 2025.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kristin Cabot Resigns After Viral Coldplay Kiss Cam Moment
A video from a recent Coldplay concert featuring Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot has been in the public spotlight for quite some time now. It was a kiss cam clip from a July 16 show at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. In the video, Byron and Cabot were spotted cuddling with one another. As soon as they realised they were on the giant screen, the two seemingly hid their faces. This led the band's frontman, Chris Martin, to speculate that 'Either they're having an affair, or they're just very shy.' The incident accidentally revealed the alleged affair between Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot to the world. Byron is the former CEO of Astronomer, who tendered his resignation last week following the company's announcement about placing him on leave and investigating him after the video went viral. As reported by the BBC, Cabot, the HR chief of Astronomer, has also resigned as people officer of the company. HR chief resigns as Chief People Officer at Astronomer one week after viral Coldplay clip Kristin Cabot, the HR chief of Astronomer, has recently tendered her resignation from her position. The news came after a video featuring her and former company CEO, Andy Byron, at a Coldplay concert went viral. The clip has been a center of attention for the media and the public for several days. In the viral kiss cam video, Kristin Cabot and Andy Byron swayed to Coldplay music while cuddling each other and enjoying the concert. However, soon they ducked their faces after realizing that they were on a giant screen. The situation left the whole gallery, including Chris Martin, seemingly stunned. After Andy Byron left his position as the CEO of Astronomer, the company announced Pete DeJoy as interim CEO. DeJoy is the company's co-founder and chief product officer. 'The events of the past few days have received a level of media attention that few companies – let alone startups in our small corner of the data and AI world – ever encounter,' DeJoy said in a recent update, per BBC. The post Kristin Cabot Resigns After Viral Coldplay Kiss Cam Moment appeared first on Reality Tea. Solve the daily Crossword
Fast Company
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fast Company
HR exec caught on Coldplay kiss-cam resigns after viral moment
The female executive who was caught on camera embracing the CEO of her company at a Coldplay concert in a moment that went viral has resigned, according to news reports. Multiple news outlets reported that Kristin Cabot, the executive in charge of human resources at tech company Astronomer, has resigned. Her departure follows the resignation of CEO Andy Byron, who quit after the company said he was being put on leave pending an investigation. The episode resulted in endless memes, parody videos and screenshots of the pair's shocked faces filling social media feeds. Cabot and Byron were caught by surprise when singer Chris Martin asked the cameras to scan the crowd for his 'Jumbotron Song' during the concert last week at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. They were shown cuddling and smiling, but when they saw themselves on the big screen, Cabot's jaw dropped, her hands flew to her face and she spun away from the camera while Byron ducked out of the frame. 'Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy,' Martin joked in video that spread quickly around the internet. When the video first spread online it wasn't immediately clear who they were, but online sleuths rapidly figured out their identities. The company has previously confirmed the identities of the couple in a statement to the AP. Both of their profiles have been now removed from Astronomer's website and a November press release announcing her hiring has also been deleted. Astronomer was a previously obscure tech company based in New York. It provides big companies with a platform that helps them organize their data. Online streams of Coldplay's songs jumped 20% in the days after the video went viral, according to Luminate, an industry data and analytics company.
National Post
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- National Post
HR exec Kristin Cabot resigns after getting caught on Coldplay kiss cam with then-CEO Andy Byron
The female executive who was caught on camera embracing the CEO of her company at a Coldplay concert in a moment that went viral has resigned, according to news reports. Article content Multiple news outlets reported that Kristin Cabot, the executive in charge of human resources at tech company Astronomer, has resigned. Article content Her departure follows the resignation of CEO Andy Byron, who quit after the company said he was being put on leave pending an investigation. Article content As stated previously, Astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding. Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability, and recently, that standard was not met. Andy Byron has tendered his resignation, and… — Astronomer (@astronomerio) July 19, 2025 Article content The episode resulted in endless memes, parody videos and screenshots of the pair's shocked faces filling social media feeds Article content Article content Cabot and Byron were caught by surprise when singer Chris Martin asked the cameras to scan the crowd for his 'Jumbotron Song' during the concert last week at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Article content They were shown cuddling and smiling, but when they saw themselves on the big screen, Cabot's jaw dropped, her hands flew to her face and she spun away from the camera while Byron ducked out of the frame. Article content 'Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy,' Martin joked in video that spread quickly around the internet. Article content When the video first spread online it wasn't immediately clear who they were, but online sleuths rapidly figured out their identities. The company has previously confirmed the identities of the couple in a statement to the AP. Article content Both of their profiles have been now removed from Astronomer's website and a November press release announcing her hiring has also been deleted. Article content Article content Article content Astronomer was a previously obscure tech company based in New York. It provides big companies with a platform that helps them organize their data. Article content
Associated Press
24-07-2025
- Sport
- Associated Press
New England Revolution host CF Montreal in Eastern Conference play
CF Montreal (3-15-6, 14th in the Eastern Conference) vs. New England Revolution (6-10-7, 10th in the Eastern Conference) Foxborough, Massachusetts; Friday, 7:30 p.m. EDT BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: New England -126, Montreal +313, Draw +267; over/under is 2.5 goals BOTTOM LINE: The New England Revolution and CF Montreal square off in Eastern Conference action. The Revolution are 6-8-2 in conference matchups. The Revolution are 3-1-0 when they record a pair of goals. Montreal is 2-12-5 in Eastern Conference games. Montreal has a 2-7 record in games decided by one goal. The matchup Friday is the second meeting of the season between the two teams. The Revolution won the last game 3-0. TOP PERFORMERS: Carles Gil has eight goals and four assists for the Revolution. Ilay Feingold has scored three goals over the past 10 games. Prince-Osei Owusu has 10 goals and two assists for Montreal. Giacomo Vrioni has scored one goal over the last 10 games. LAST 10 GAMES: Revolution: 1-6-3, averaging 1.5 goals, 5.3 shots on goal and 6.2 corner kicks per game while allowing 1.9 goals per game. Montreal: 2-6-2, averaging 1.1 goals, 4.0 shots on goal and 3.9 corner kicks per game while allowing 2.2 goals per game. NOT EXPECTED TO PLAY: Revolution: Peyton Miller (injured), Ilay Feingold (injured), Ignatius Kpene Ganago (injured), Alex Bono (injured). Montreal: Jalen Neal (injured), Giacomo Vrioni (injured). ___ The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.
