Tim Heurlin Tim Heurlin is an American Actor best known for playing the CashNetUSA Man in a series of national commercials.

Serena Williams and Odell Beckham Jr have fronted Cash App's first integrated brand campaign to show how consumers can utilize its instant payment feature: the $Cashtag.

Actress Gabrielle Union and her former footballer husband Dwyane Wade star in this streamlined commercial for Sleep Number.

Cash App is a peer-to-peer (P2P) payment service owned by Block, Inc., a leader in the financial technology industry.

founder Bob Lee Cash App founder Bob Lee was stabbed in the heart and lung in a fatal attack, autopsy report says. Tech executive Bob Lee suffered knife wounds that pierced his heart and lung, according to a newly released autopsy report from the San Francisco medical examiner's office.

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade recently fell in love with the Sleep Number smart bed after sleeping on one while traveling, and we knew they were the right fit for the Sleep Number brand. They are not only ambitious when it comes to professional achievement but are also champions of personal growth and health.

Sleep Number has partnered with actress, producer and author Gabrielle Union and her husband Dwyane Wade, retired NBA hall of fame player, in its latest advertising campaign.

Although the app is legitimate, you should use it cautiously. Scammers have found ways to defraud people using the app, so only send and accept money from people you trust. Protect your money by creating a password for your phone.

Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking services are provided by Cash App's bank partner(s). Brokerage services by Cash App Investing LLC, member FINRA/SIPC, subsidiary of Block, Inc.

In addition to using Cash App to send and receive money, you can use it to send and receive stocks and bitcoin. You can also use Cash App at stores and at online retailers worldwide. To use the Cash App to pay at stores, you scan the store's QR code with your mobile app and make the payment there.

Snoring and conflicting sleep/wake schedules are the two main reasons people sleep in separate beds.

Couples of all types - straight, gay, young, old, healthy couples or those facing illness - experience all sorts of challenges when it comes to the shared sleep experience. Over 60 percent of us are sleeping together, according to one study done in the US.