A tiny blue dress has stolen the spotlight this Halloween. Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen's baby daughter stepped into Halloween "Alice in Wonderland" style, complete with a satin skirt and sparkling tulle. Her parents also built a full storybook world around her, from a rabbit-hole tunnel to towering playing cards for her first Halloween celebration.
The photos appeared on Beau Society's Instagram account with the caption "We're all mad here…" The post also thanked the event lead, the venue, and the florists, photographer, photobooth, and design team.
Amid the snapshots covering the party, it was the protagonist who stole the show. Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen's seven-month-old daughter, Harper Haize Allen, was dressed as a tiny Alice in her parents' wonderland.
The party's theme was "Allen's in Wonderland," a play on "Alice in Wonderland" by customizing it for the Allen family. Additional photos shared by Raven Moore, wife of Allen's teammate DJ Moore, showed an entrance shaped like a giant clock that led into a long black-and-white tunnel.
Inside, red flowers hung over a signpost pointing to "Wonderland," beside an oversized red-spotted mushroom. Marquee letters spelled out "We're all mad here." They were flanked by giant King and Queen of Hearts cards, resembling Steinfeld and Allen respectively. Checkered floors, oversized chess pieces and standing playing cards completed the scene.

#steinfeld #hailee #josh #we 're

Bloomberg calculated Dodge's roughly 15,897 Berkshire (BRK-A, BRK-B) shares would have topped $2.7 billion by 2013 if the family held them.
Homer Dodge drove 1,500 miles to hand a 25-year-old Buffett $120,000 in 1956, and the stake grew to $2.1 million by 1970.
The Avenir Foundation received 2,000 Berkshire shares from Dodge's estate and grew from $1 million to $1.2 billion in endowment by late 2024.
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In the summer of 1956, Homer Dodge, a physicist who built the University of Oklahoma's physics and astronomy department, pulled up to Warren Buffett's Omaha house with that canoe strapped to the roof of his car, according to biographer Alice Schroeder's account.

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good morning everyone and welcome to your Spooky Track of the Day!
Halloween is tomorrow, and every year the Hoddle of Coffee likes to celebrate with a spooky TOTD. There are lots of obvious picks out there but each year I like to give you all a diferent flavour like Vanilla Fudge's Season of the Witch, Queen's Ogre Battle and Alice Cooper's Killer.
Today we're diving into a punk rock Halloween. There are great ones to choose from. Lots from The Misfits, including Halloween, but we've featured them a handful of times in non-Halloween hoddles because they're just a really cool band.
Here are some other cool ones to add to your playlist and get people saying "What the heck?" And then "Heck yeah!"
Misfits – Astro Zombies (plus lots of others)

#heck #cool #track

Reading Women fought back from 3-1 down at half-time to claim a thrilling 5-3 victory over Chesham United at The Meadow on Sunday.
Chesham made a flying start, with Holly Fitzgerald and Ruby Slade scoring within two minutes of each other to put the hosts 2-0 ahead. Alice Curr pulled one back for the Royals, but United restored their two-goal advantage before the break when Henrietta Cunnison headed home from a corner to make it 3-1 at the break.
The first half was made even worse after an injury to Leah Why, last weekend's hat-trick hero, who hobbled off with ****** istance from two members of the Reading coaching team before being taken to hospital for further tests.
Reading bounced back with a determined second half, however. Bethan Poole struck first to give the Royals renewed vigour before Nat Cowell scored twice to complete the turnaround and put Reading in front, before Ellie Luscombe opened her account for the season and added a fifth goal, capping off an impressive turnaround and putting the result beyond doubt.
In the most autumnal of conditions, with torrential rain falling throughout the afternoon, the Royals displayed grit, tenacity and strength of character, fighting back to secure their second consecutive away league win of the season.

#reading #chesham #break #first

Emma Stone wasted little time taking Louis Vuitton's spring 2027 collection off the runway. On Wednesday night, just one day after the collection debuted in Paris, the actress wore one of its newest designs to the premiere of "The Debut" at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall during the 2026 New York Film Festival.
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The two-time Oscar-winning actress turned to the French luxury fashion house's spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, which debuted at the Louvre's Cour Carrée on Tuesday. Stone opted for an airy style that was trending among celebrities during Paris Fashion Week, wearing a customized version of the fifth look from the collection.
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#Paris #emma #time #spring

Stacey Bendet revealed that her 15-year-old daughter Scarlet modeled in her New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 presentation on Thursday, Sept. 10
Scarlet wore a gold-stitched minidress with a dramatic train, styled by her mom during the event
Bendet's new collection, themed "Welcome to Wonderland," emphasizes femininity, whimsy and sparkly, lace-filled designs
Stacey Bendet's daughter Scarlet is making her New York Fashion Week debut.
The Alice + Olivia founder, 47, revealed to PEOPLE at her Spring/Summer 2027 presentation on Thursday, Sept. 10, that her 15-year-old daughter was one of the models for the event — something she called "the biggest news of the night."

#daughter #week #spring

Howard Stern's wife, Beth Stern, is looking on the bright side as the radio host prepares for a major change to his longtime show.
Beth, 54, opened up about her husband's new schedule and HBO Max deal while attending the Alice + Olivia show during New York Fashion Week, according to a Daily Mail report published Thursday, September 10. Howard, 72, is cutting back to one new live Sirius XM show per week, while a video version of his program will stream on HBO Max each Thursday.
"It's actually great for me, because he's now going to start only working one day a week — so I get more Howard at home and he's still connected to the world, so it's a win-win for all of us," Beth said, per the report.
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The new arrangement comes amid a shakeup at Sirius XM that saw Andy Cohen take over Stern's Howard 101 channel, the outlet reported. Stern will continue broadcasting his weekly live show on Howard 100 and working primarily from the studio at his Hamptons home.

#howard #working

Follow the Caller-Times for coverage of Week 3 of the 2026 high school football season in Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend.
Beeville at Carroll, 7 p.m. — Quinton Martinez on X (qmartinez), Instagram (qmartinezsports) and TikTok (qnmartinez)
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#quinton #times

Caroline Manzo isn't holding any ill will toward Brandi Glanville.
As In Touch previously reported, Manzo, 65, filed a lawsuit against Bravo, NBCUniversal, Peacock and Shed Media over an alleged ****** ault by Glanville, 53, while filming The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip in Morocco in January 2023.
Manzo claimed the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star got handsy, and "forcibly" kissed and groped her during a booze-fueled incident in Morocco amid production of RHUGT, halting filming and ultimately leading to the network scrapping the entire season.
Now, more than three years later, Manzo is opening up about her feelings toward Glanville and her hopes for the future as the lawsuit remains in litigation.
"I have no malice towards Brandi; I really don't. I like Brandi," the Real Housewives of New Jersey alum said during a recent appearance on the Legally Goff podcast.

#brandi #real #housewives #filming

The No. 18 ranked TCU volleyball team picked up its first win of the 2026 season Sunday, sweeping UNLV 25-17, 25-16, 33-31 to close out the Players Era Volleyball Showcase in Las Vegas. The Horned Frogs hit .264 as a team and limited the Rebels to a .139 hitting rate. Evan Hendrix posted a double-double with 13 kills and 11 digs for the Horned Frogs (1-1), who hit over .300 in the first two sets. Jalyn Gibson added eight kills on a .444 hitting rate.
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Becca Kelley chipped in eight kills, while Rosemary Archer sent out 23 ***** ists and Reese Wilburn followed with 13 ***** ists to pace the TCU attack. Kinsley Young led the front-row defense with five blocks and added six kills on a .455 hitting rate. Alice Volpe anchored the back row with a team-high 14 digs. Aiding the middle was Reese Robins, who collected seven kills on a .455 hitting rate while blocked three total shots in the match.

#rate #frogs #reese

It is a bittersweet time for Deborah Roberts and Al Roker.
Over the weekend, the couple's youngest son returned to college, although the ABC anchor had to miss his college drop off for the first time.
In addition to Nick, 24, the couple, married since 1995, are also parents to daughter Leila, 27, plus the TODAY anchor shares Courtney, 39, with late ex-wife Alice Bell.
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As Al dropped off Nick at college — he graduated with an ***** ociate's degree in May 2025 and is now working on his bachelor's — Deborah took to Instagram and shared a sweet snap of him proudly standing in his set up dorm room.

#leila

Patient fans have been waiting nearly three decades for a follow-up to "Practical Magic." Based on a best-selling book by Alice Hoffman, the 1998 fantasy rom-com starred Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock as witch sisters, trying to dispel a curse that threatens their love lives. Now the wait is almost over, as "Practical Magic 2" is set to release in September 2026. The stars have been promoting the film in recent weeks, and we're wondering if they used a little magic of their own for their enchanting beauty.
Appearing in London for the European premiere of the sequel on August 26, 2026, Kidman, doing better than ever since her recent divorce from Keith Urban, stunned in a custom sequin Chanel gown that flattered her height and figure. Bullock also defied the outdated "wisdom" that women over 40 should dress demurely; her leopard-print Givenchy number was anything but sedate. Both actresses' dresses also featured high slits to better show off their legs.
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Style-wise, the women easily outshone their Gen Z costars as they posed for press photos. Joey King and Maisie Williams play Bullock's adult daughters, Kylie and Antonia Owens. Williams paid homage to a red dress Bullock wore in 1999; her Ellie Misner gown was gorgeous, but perhaps just a bit aging on a young woman. King went the daring route with an ultra-sheer floor-length dress that seemed more sleepwear than red-carpet.
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#dress

Hannah Waddingham has developed a red carpet style that is glamorous, confident and unapologetically feminine. Whether she is wearing an extravagant ball gown, sleek tailoring or a playful mini dress, the Ted Lasso star consistently embraces dramatic silhouettes and bold details while making each look feel distinctly her own.
At the 2022 Emmy Awards, Waddingham delivered a memorable princess moment in a strapless Dolce & Gabbana gown. Its voluminous pink tulle skirt and jeweled bodice brought plenty of drama, while glittering sneakers hidden underneath added an unexpected practical touch. She later changed direction at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards, choosing a metallic green Tom Ford dress with a figure hugging silhouette and sheer detailing. For the Ted Lasso season three premiere, she demonstrated her versatility in a flowing Tarik Ediz halter jumpsuit.
Her 2024 appearances pushed the glamour even further. At the BAFTAs, Waddingham wore an Oscar de la Renta creation featuring intricate floral embroidery and an elegant high neckline. She embraced full Hollywood glamour at the Emmys in a shimmering halter gown finished with a dramatic feathered train. At the SAG Awards, a red Tony Ward gown combined off the shoulder styling, elegant draping and a thigh high slit, while her Golden Globes appearance brought a darker mood through sheer fabric, corsetry and black lace.
Waddingham continued experimenting with color and texture in 2025. At the Cannes Film Festival screening of Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, she arrived in a striking pink Elie Saab gown with a sweeping, voluminous train. She later offered something completely different at the Los Angeles premiere of Smurfs, wearing a Stella McCartney denim dress accented with delicate white lace and coordinated white pumps.
By 2026, Waddingham was still finding new ways to balance sophistication with playfulness. For the Ted Lasso season four premiere, she chose an Alice + Olivia mini dress decorated with oversized red floral embroidery. It was shorter and more playful than many of her grand red carpet gowns, but carried the same unmistakable confidence.

#waddingham #glamour #carpet #playful

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia prison officials plan to execute a man next month who was convicted of fatally shooting two real estate agents in Atlanta's suburbs more than two decades ago.
Stacey Humphreys, 53, was convicted of malice murder in the 2003 killings of 33-year-old Cyndi Williams and 21-year-old Lori Brown. He is set to receive a lethal injection at the state prison near Jackson at 7 p.m. on Sept. 16, according to the Department of Corrections.
Humphreys would be the first person executed in Georgia this year. The death penalty in the state has largely been tied up in litigation over an agreement related to the coronavirus pandemic that defense lawyers contend temporarily shields many death row residents from execution. The last execution in the state was in March 2024.
Humphreys was previously scheduled to die last December, but the execution was halted after his lawyers filed a petition asking a judge to order two members of the State Board of Pardons and Paroles to recuse themselves from hearing his clemency petition. Humphreys' lawyers argued that the two parole board members had conflicts of interest because they had played roles during his trial.
Kimberly McCoy, one of the board members, was a victim advocate with the Cobb County district attorney's office at the time of Humphreys' trial and was ****** igned to work with the victims in the case. The other, Wayne Bennett, was the sheriff in Glynn County, where the trial was moved because of pretrial publicity, and Humphreys' lawyers argued he oversaw security for the jurors and Humphreys himself during the case.

#year #execution

When it comes to charisma, talent, and unmistakable star power, '90s redheaded celebrities have always held a special place in pop culture. These dazzling icons contributed to unforgettable films, beloved TV shows, and award-winning music, paving the way for future generations. From captivating performances to show-stopping appearances, these stars continue to capture the spotlight with their signature locks and undeniable presence. Join us as we celebrate some of the most memorable redheads who left a lasting impact on entertainment — and still mesmerize audiences today.
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Molly Ringwald's style and presence helped define an entire genre of coming-of-age films. With her relatable charm and magnetic charisma, she quickly became the queen of the teen movie era. Her evolution from teen star to celebrated actress and author continues to inspire new generations. She first broke through by headlining coming-of-age hits in the 80s, including Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink, and The Breakfast Club, as reported by Woman's World.
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Julianne Moore captivates audiences with nuanced performances ranging from intense dramas to playful comedies. Renowned for her versatility, Moore's radiant red hair has become a trademark of sophistication and depth both on-screen and on the red carpet. She remains one of Hollywood's most decorated and respected actresses. Her portrayal of a linguistics professor confronting early-onset Alzheimer's in Still Alice earned her the Best Actress Oscar in 2015, according to Variety.

#mega #actress #performances #audiences

Love it or hate it, the world of reality TV has given us larger-than-life personalities who have become household names far outstripping the influence — or run — of the shows that made them famous. These breakout stars have leveraged their viral moments, relentless work ethic, and striking originality into sprawling empires, bestselling products, and global name recognition. Whether they became moguls, cultural icons, or meme supernovas, these reality stars proved that sometimes, fame itself becomes the star of the show.
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Kim Kardashian went from reality TV to mogul status, turning her name into a billion-dollar empire. Globally recognized for her beauty, business, and pop culture dominance, she's managed to remain in the spotlight across platforms and through every career evolution. In 2018, she successfully petitioned the Trump administration to grant clemency to Alice Marie Johnson, a grandmother who had spent more than two decades behind bars on a drug conspiracy conviction, according to NBC News.
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Before influencers were a thing, Paris Hilton wrote the playbook. From reality series and red carpets to business ventures and DJ sets, Paris transformed her "it girl" persona into a global brand. After a decade behind the turntables, she has been widely recognized as the world's highest-paid female DJ, according to The Standard. Her legacy? Proving that being famous for being famous is enough to build a legendary career — when you have the drive and savvy to match.

#famous #global #name #business

VERDIGRIS — Emmyn Gibson quietly bided her time.
While Class 3A No. 15 Sequoyah raced away from Class 4A No. 14 Verdigris early Tuesday night, the junior outside hitter and reigning Claremore Progress All-County Most Valuable Player was content to work in the shadows.
Gibson dialed into her defensive game, digging up attacks while Bella Brown and Alice Michaels supplied much of the early offense at the Verdigris Activity Center.
She was lurking, though.
Waiting.

#county

There is no shortage of picture-perfect smiles in Hollywood. From super-straight veneers to blinding pearly whites, it's rare to see any crooked or yellow-stained teeth on the red carpet. Yet, for decades, Johnny Depp rejected the trend, embracing his imperfect grin.
In 2024, however, the Alice in Wonderland actor surprised fans by debuting a dramatically transformed set of teeth.
Here, we look back at Johnny's smile evolution over the years, from his "rotten" tooth in the 90s to his gold caps in Pirates of the Caribbean.
Johnny's smile has evolved significantly over the years. He showcased his natural pearly whites in a 1990 headshot – the same year he starred opposite Winona Ryder in Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands, which was followed by a string of big-screen hits including What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993), Benny & Joon (1993), and Sleepy Hollow (1999).
Over thirty years ago, Johnny insisted that he would never have a "perfect" set of gnashers.

#whites #teeth

Leeds United Women hit the road for the first time this campaign as they travel to County Durham to face Chester-le-Street Town Ladies in the FA WNL Division One North.
Following a rampant 7-0 opening day win over Thornaby Women the week prior, Simon Wood has named an unchanged starting XI for the clash, but with one change on the bench as summer signing Abi Coley makes the squad.
New addition Holly Mears once again starts in goal, with a back four of Darcie Greene, Emily Cassidy, Izzy Dean and skipper Shauna Legge ahead of her.
Alice Hughes, Ellie White and Abbie Langstaff make up the midfield three, proceeded by a frontline of Chloe Dixon, Amy Woodruff and Drew Greene.
On the bench, goalkeeper pair of Carrie Simpson and Charlotte Oates are joined by Kath Smith, Ella Harris and Alayna Millard, as well as fresh face Coley who is involved for the first time.

#women #leeds #county

Leeds United get their season up and running this afternoon as they welcome Thornaby Women to the BD Community Stadium in the FA WNL Division One North.
Ahead of the opener, the first starting XI of the campaign has been announced, involving three new signings in the squad.
Holly Mears makes her debut for the side in goal, shielded by a back four of captain Shauna Legge, Emily Cassidy, another new recruit in Izzy Dean and Darcie Greene.
In the engine room, Alice Hughes is joined by Ellie White and Abbie Langstaff, with a front three of Drew Greene, Amy Woodruff and Chloe Dixon just ahead of them.
On the bench, Carrie Simpson is accompanied by fellow 'keeper Charlotte Oates, Kath Smith, Ella Harris, Alayna Millard and Ruby Waldron.

#greene #women

Political promises of "free buses" in New York City are contributing to a spike in fare evasion that is costing the city's mass transit system millions of dollars, transit officials warn.
In July, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Chairman Janno Lieber blamed political rhetoric for fueling fare evasion, though he never mentioned Mayor Zohran Mamdani by name.
"There's a trend that broke out," Lieber told reporters following a meeting of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board, according to the New York Post. "With malice towards none, I say all of the talk of free buses, it has an impact."
The MTA reported that paid bus ridership fell nearly 8% in June compared to the same month last year. During Mamdani's first six months in office, bus fare revenue fell by $31 million compared to the first half of 2025. Agency estimates show nearly half of bus riders now skip the $3 fare.
Mamdani Shrugs Off Aoc's 'Woke 1' Comments, But Critic Says Progressives Can't Be Absolved Of 'Radical' Past

#lieber

Lady Eliza Spencer is living la dolce vita on a romantic summer getaway to the Amalfi Coast with her fiancé Channing Millerd.
Earl Charles Spencer's daughter, 34, relaxed on the Italian coastline in a series of sun-soaked holiday photos, wearing the most mesmerising lace-up look. Eliza stared out at the sea in a stunning blue and white Mediterranean-style set featuring a gorgeous Majolica print.
The model's sleeveless crop top, which appeared to be the Miriam Sweetheart Crop Top by New York City contemporary designer Alice + Olivia, laced up loosely at the back for an incredibly figure-flattering finish. She showcased her tanned legs in a matching breezy tiered ruffle skirt with a gathered waistband.
Eliza complemented her summery look with open-toed sandals and wore her long golden hair down and draped naturally over her back.
"A home away from home," she captioned photos of lemon trees and the magnificent coastal views from her recent stay at luxury boutique hotel Casa Angelina with her partner Channing. "Dreamy!" Kitty Spencer said of her sister's holiday album while Eliza's twin Amelia gushed: "Soooo beautiful wow wow".

#spencer #holiday

A free public sculpture ******* e dedicated to the work of female artists has been told to vacate its central London site.
The Artist's Garden on the roof of Temple Station has been told by owner Places for London, Transport for London's commercial property arm, to move out so that the area can be ******* sed for potential repairs.
Alice Walters, deputy director at theCOLAB, the charity that organises art for the garden, said she was worried the project would be "gone for good" after it moved out.
Westminster City Council, which manages the terrace ******* e, said it was supportive of The Artist's Garden and would work with all parties involved to find a solution.
The sculpture garden, which has existed for five years on the roof, allows visitors to sit with, touch and interact with art.

#temple #places

EXCLUSIVE: Alice Eve has inked with Artist International Group for management.
The British actress has starred in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness and the Marvel TV series Iron Fist. She will next be seen alongside Nicolas Cage, Matthew Goode, Ed Skrein, Michael Sheen and Ben Kingsley in Simon West's World War II espionage feature Fortitude.
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Braden Layer and Kurt ******* eloch of the Allegheny football team were in attendance for the Presidents' Athletic Conference's media day on Tuesday. Below are quotes previewing the upcoming season for the Gators
Head coach Braden Layer on the end of 2025 building momentum for 2026
"Two wins over the last three weeks (of last season) doesn't roll over into our record in 2026. I think it helped us kickstart our offseason workouts. It built momentum leading into spring ball, but ultimately, I'm sitting here with a lot of other head coaches that believe there is a lot in front of us. There's a lot of reasons to be optimistic about the season. But until we run out there and play Anderson University in the first week in September, it's on us as a staff and us as players to come together. (Last year) only matters a little bit in the grand scheme of things come August."
Layer on returning eight defensive starters
"… That level of continuity really matters, at least in my opinion, especially in small college athletics. I think our front seven has a chance to be very formidable. … Drew Evans for the first time in his career got to focus just on football. … Huriel Calice has been a mainstay for us on the defensive line. He's shifting out primarily just to an edge player. … Obviously, you have Michael (Schanck) on the interior. You have (Matthew) Phillips, you have (Joshua) Guenther – you have a whole lot of guys that have accumulated a ton of snaps. And I think we're fortunate to bring in some potential impact players that are new to the program as well. … At the second level, Coltin (Colucci) does everything for us defensively. We were able to convince him to come back for a fifth year. He's kind of been the heartbeat of our team now for a while. … But it's not just him. You know you have Javi Edwards coming back, you have CJ Gissentaner coming back. I thought one of the best freshmen in the conference last year was Ryan Croston, who was our nickel. One of the best blitzers and pass rushers for us in our blitz package last year returns only a year bigger and better."

#last

Viola Davis is pouring $1.2 million into the Rhode Island community that helped raise her. The EGOT winner and her husband, actor Julius Tennon, made the donation through their Davis-Tennon Foundation to build a new community hub in Central Falls—the same city where Davis once faced crushing poverty, hunger, and unstable housing.
According to The Boston Globe, the Mary Alice Davis Family Engagement Center, named for Davis' mother, will put a wide range of services under one roof. The facility will include an expanded food pantry, a parent resource center, workforce development and financial literacy programs, educational workshops, meeting **** e for nonprofits, and the foundation's permanent headquarters. Its current food pantry already serves roughly 3,000 people every month.
"For me, this has always been about possibility," Davis said in a statement. "Every person deserves to be seen. Every family deserves opportunity. Every child deserves to grow up believing their future is larger than their circumstances."
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Those circumstances were once Davis' own. Born in South Carolina in 1965, she moved to Central Falls as a baby and spent much of her childhood in what she has described as "abject poverty."

#davis

It is clear from Tottenham's summer transfer business that they have big ambitions in the Women's Super League next season.
Martin Ho's side have strengthened in the market, building a squad that, on paper, could cause a stir among the league's top clubs.
They finished fifth in the WSL last season - a significant improvement on the year before when they flirted with relegation.
Tottenham broke their club-record signing this summer to bring in France defender Alice Sombath from Lyon, having spent around £375,000 on Signe Gaupset in January.
They also signed forwards Shekiera Martinez and Kirsty Hanson, defender Caitlin Dijkstra, midfielder Victoria Pelova and goalkeeper Selma Panengstuen.

#season #league #TOTTENHAM #alice

India Women moved to the brink of a historic maiden Test victory at Lord's after a dominant third day, powered by Yastika Bhatia's record-breaking maiden century before the bowlers reduced England to 130/6 in pursuit of an improbable 457-run target.

With just four wickets separating them from scripting history at the Home of Cricket, Harmanpreet Kaur's side ended the day firmly in control despite a spirited lower-order resistance from Amy Jones and Mady Villiers.
Resuming Day 3 with a healthy first-innings lead, India continued to pile on the runs despite England enjoying a better opening session with the ball. Lauren Bell removed Smriti Mandhana (70) early before also dismissing Jemimah Rodrigues. Sophie Ecclestone then trapped Harmanpreet Kaur lbw as England briefly clawed their way back into the contest.

However, Yastika Bhatia remained unfazed. Displaying remarkable composure and elegant strokeplay, the left-hander brought up her maiden Test century to become the first-ever woman to score a Test hundred at Lord's. Her memorable knock of 113 off 158 ***** also became the highest score by an Indian woman in the third or fourth innings of a Test match.

England spinner Sophie Ecclestone fought tirelessly and completed her fourth five-wicket haul in Women's Tests, but lacked support from the other end as India continued to dominate.
Following Bhatia's departure, wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh injected fresh momentum into the innings with a brisk unbeaten 50 off 52 ***** , taking the attack to the England bowlers. With India's lead swelling beyond 450, captain Harmanpreet Kaur declared the innings at 341/7, leaving England with a mammoth 457-run target to survive or chase down.
India's bowlers wasted little time in tightening their grip on the contest.

Debutant Kranti Gaud and Sayali Satghare produced another outstanding new-ball spell, removing openers Tammy Beaumont and Maia Bouchier inside the opening four overs. Beaumont's dismissal also marked the end of her international career, while former captain Heather Knight, playing her final Test before retirement, was later dismissed by Kranti Gaud and received a touching guard of honour from the Indian team as she walked off.

England's problems deepened when Sneh Rana bowled Nat Sciver-Brunt with a beauty before Sayali breached Alice Capsey's defence, reducing the hosts to 59/5.
Just when India appeared set to wrap up the match on the third evening itself, Amy Jones and Mady Villiers mounted a determined fightback. The duo stitched together a resilient 67-run partnership, frustrating the Indian attack and briefly keeping England's hopes alive.

The stand was eventually broken in spectacular fashion as Richa Ghosh pulled off a stunning close-in catch at silly point to dismiss Villiers off Sneh Rana's bowling. Jones continued her resistance, bringing up a gritty half-century, but England still finished the day in deep trouble at 130/6, requiring another 327 runs with only four w

India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana said she feels proud to reach 300 international matches, with the milestone coming during the first-ever women's Test at Lord's.

The 29-year-old also became the youngest woman in cricket history to achieve the feat and is the 12th woman overall to play 300 international games.

Before the match, England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt won the toss and chose to bowl. India handed a Test debut to Shree Charani, while Yastika Bhatia returned to the playing XI. England gave debut caps to Alice Capsey and Mady Villiers.

Mandhana revealed that she only found out about the milestone the night before the match. Reflecting on her journey, she recalled playing the 2017 Women's World Cup final at Lord's and how uncertain she felt about her future after a difficult tournament.

"I actually got to know about the 300th international match last night. As a player, you don't really keep track of games across all formats. I remember playing the 2017 World Cup final here at Lord's.

"I didn't have a great World Cup then, and I didn't know if I'd get the chance to play for India again. So to come back and play my 300th international match at Lord's, I couldn't ask for a better venue."

She also spoke about leaving behind the disappointment of the T20 World Cup and focusing on the future.

"We had a chance at Lord's to qualify against Australia (in the T20 World Cup). We couldn't take that opportunity, but that's cricket. You have to keep moving on.

"Whether you get a hundred or a zero, every time you go out there, you start your innings from zero. It's the same with the team. You're going to have good days and bad days, but we'll always take it in stride and try to give our best for the country."

Mandhana said switching from T20 to red-ball cricket requires a change in mindset and returning to the basics.

"Batting for long periods definitely helps, especially since we don't play a lot of Test cricket. We did play the pink-ball Test in Perth before. Going back to Wormsley was great. I hadn't been there since 2014, so it brought back old memories.

"For me, the preparation is about adjusting after opening in T20 cricket, where you're expected to score quickly at a high strike rate. In red-ball cricket, you need to watch the ball carefully. Going back to basics is very important. The preparation was all about doing the basic things right and spending long periods at the crease."

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