6 hours ago
If you only know one celebrity stylist, it might be Rihanna's clothing curator turned editor-in-chief of Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine, Mel Ottenberg. Or, if you're a Bravo-head, you might know the Baroness of Boho, Rachel Zoe. But let's be honest, these days, chances are it's probably Law Roach, the famous stylist responsible for some of the best red carpet looks in recent years. Whether it's the inspired Hunter Schafer sci-fi moment at the 2021 Met Gala or that Zendaya hat, which has its own deep lore and so, so many memes, Roach knows a thing or two about putting a memorable look together.
But, what is it about the Southside Chicago native (and his eye for clothes) that's made him a household name? "He knows his worth," fashion writer Daniel Rogers told The Guardian. "He has fought hard to maintain that position: refusing to speak to journalists unless they use his name within a headline, and refusing to be a background figure to someone else's success," he added. "He brings real fashion capital — and entertainment — to an often staid celebrity landscape." So, let's take a look at the myriad ways this celebrated celebrity stylist has changed fashion forever.
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What does it mean to be a stylist? It's looking at lookbooks, it's sourcing pieces, and it's presenting looks to clients. But, to Law Roach, it's so much more than that. All of the above notwithstanding, Roach is also a storyteller, an opinion-shifter, and a trendsetter. So, eschewing the stylist tag, Law Roach created a new job ***** le more befitting of his eclectic work that's about much more than just the clothes. In his words, he is an image architect.
#look
But, what is it about the Southside Chicago native (and his eye for clothes) that's made him a household name? "He knows his worth," fashion writer Daniel Rogers told The Guardian. "He has fought hard to maintain that position: refusing to speak to journalists unless they use his name within a headline, and refusing to be a background figure to someone else's success," he added. "He brings real fashion capital — and entertainment — to an often staid celebrity landscape." So, let's take a look at the myriad ways this celebrated celebrity stylist has changed fashion forever.
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Emma Mcintyre/Getty
What does it mean to be a stylist? It's looking at lookbooks, it's sourcing pieces, and it's presenting looks to clients. But, to Law Roach, it's so much more than that. All of the above notwithstanding, Roach is also a storyteller, an opinion-shifter, and a trendsetter. So, eschewing the stylist tag, Law Roach created a new job ***** le more befitting of his eclectic work that's about much more than just the clothes. In his words, he is an image architect.
#look
8 hours ago
During a Reddit AMA hosted 11 years ago, a user named GiveMeYourShekels asked newly anointed CEO Steve Huffman a couple of questions:
Steve, I'm a huge fan and I'd like to ask what your thoughts are about reddit being a potential game changer in politics and pop culture. Do you believe that the reddit community has an ability to sway public opinion and policy? Did you intend this when you created reddit?
Mark Cuban Says If You Win The Lottery, Don't Take The Lump Sum — And Tell People Who Ask for Money No, But 'Be Nice. No One Likes a Mean Billionaire'
JPMorgan Just Upgraded Salesforce Stock. Here's Why.
SpaceX Could Be Making $235 Billion From a Business It's Not Known For. SPCX Stock Investors Should Pay Attention.
#Stock #huffman #don 't
Steve, I'm a huge fan and I'd like to ask what your thoughts are about reddit being a potential game changer in politics and pop culture. Do you believe that the reddit community has an ability to sway public opinion and policy? Did you intend this when you created reddit?
Mark Cuban Says If You Win The Lottery, Don't Take The Lump Sum — And Tell People Who Ask for Money No, But 'Be Nice. No One Likes a Mean Billionaire'
JPMorgan Just Upgraded Salesforce Stock. Here's Why.
SpaceX Could Be Making $235 Billion From a Business It's Not Known For. SPCX Stock Investors Should Pay Attention.
#Stock #huffman #don 't
12 hours ago
A Fresno father's painting hobby led to an unforgettable encounter when Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott not only accepted one of his custom hats, but later wore it and sought out the artist behind it.
Mario Corona, a stay-at-home dad, licensed EMT and aspiring firefighter, began painting hats about a year ago. He said he never expected one of his designs would end up in the hands of an NFL quarterback.
"A day that I definitely won't forget," Corona said.
Recently, Corona completed a Dallas Cowboys collection that included a tribute to Prescott's brother, Jace. Prescott lost his brother to suicide in 2020 and has spoken publicly about raising awareness since then.
Corona created what he calls an "Angel Hat," featuring a portrait of Jace on the side.
#cowboys #prescott #jace #fresno
Mario Corona, a stay-at-home dad, licensed EMT and aspiring firefighter, began painting hats about a year ago. He said he never expected one of his designs would end up in the hands of an NFL quarterback.
"A day that I definitely won't forget," Corona said.
Recently, Corona completed a Dallas Cowboys collection that included a tribute to Prescott's brother, Jace. Prescott lost his brother to suicide in 2020 and has spoken publicly about raising awareness since then.
Corona created what he calls an "Angel Hat," featuring a portrait of Jace on the side.
#cowboys #prescott #jace #fresno
17 hours ago
Heat predicted to sign $305M future Hall of Famer to make life easy for Giannis Antetokounmpo originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Miami Heat made one of the biggest moves of the offseason by trading for former MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo. Still, Miami is looking to add more talent to the roster and become an even bigger threat to contend for a championship.
The Heat are looking forward to the upcoming season, but they would like to add more reinforcements. Miami has been linked to three major names throughout the summer.
"Because of the Heat working this season under a hard cap created by the machinations required for the Antetokounmpo acquisition, a deliberate approach is required for the final two standard roster spots. Among those reportedly being considered by the Heat for those two roster spots are Bradley Beal, DeMar DeRozan and Klay Thompson, should he become available from the Dallas Mavericks by trade or with a buyout," Sun Sentinel's Ira Winderman wrote.
The Los Angeles Clippers re-signed Bradley Beal to a new deal on Thursday, taking him out of the equation for Miami. The Heat also do not appear interested in giving up significant ******* ets to acquire Klay Thompson.
#giannis #bradley #beal
The Miami Heat made one of the biggest moves of the offseason by trading for former MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo. Still, Miami is looking to add more talent to the roster and become an even bigger threat to contend for a championship.
The Heat are looking forward to the upcoming season, but they would like to add more reinforcements. Miami has been linked to three major names throughout the summer.
"Because of the Heat working this season under a hard cap created by the machinations required for the Antetokounmpo acquisition, a deliberate approach is required for the final two standard roster spots. Among those reportedly being considered by the Heat for those two roster spots are Bradley Beal, DeMar DeRozan and Klay Thompson, should he become available from the Dallas Mavericks by trade or with a buyout," Sun Sentinel's Ira Winderman wrote.
The Los Angeles Clippers re-signed Bradley Beal to a new deal on Thursday, taking him out of the equation for Miami. The Heat also do not appear interested in giving up significant ******* ets to acquire Klay Thompson.
#giannis #bradley #beal
17 hours ago
David Pastrnak Lands Elite Spot In New NHL Player Ranking originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Bruins star remains one of hockey's safest offensive forces David Pastrnak's goal total declined last season, but his standing among the NHL's elite players did not.
CBS Sports ranked the Boston Bruins winger No. 6 overall in its preseason fantasy hockey top 100 for the 2026-27 season. Pastrnak finished directly behind the publication's "Big Five" and ranked second among all right wings.
Although the list was created for fantasy hockey, Pastrnak's lofty position says plenty about his real-world importance to the Bruins. Few players offer his combination of scoring, playmaking, shot volume and durability.
Boston's offense continues to run through its $90 million superstar.
#nesn #players
The Bruins star remains one of hockey's safest offensive forces David Pastrnak's goal total declined last season, but his standing among the NHL's elite players did not.
CBS Sports ranked the Boston Bruins winger No. 6 overall in its preseason fantasy hockey top 100 for the 2026-27 season. Pastrnak finished directly behind the publication's "Big Five" and ranked second among all right wings.
Although the list was created for fantasy hockey, Pastrnak's lofty position says plenty about his real-world importance to the Bruins. Few players offer his combination of scoring, playmaking, shot volume and durability.
Boston's offense continues to run through its $90 million superstar.
#nesn #players
21 hours ago
Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (NYSE:HIMS) shares fell over 6% in extended trading on August 10 after the telehealth company delivered another quarter of rapid growth alongside sharply weaker profitability. Revenue rose 38% year over year to $753.2 million, subscribers increased 19% to 2.89 million, and Monthly Revenue per Average Subscriber climbed 21% to $92. The company also raised its full-year revenue outlook to $3.1 billion to $3.3 billion from $2.8 billion to $3.0 billion.
The earnings line told a different story. Hims reported an $86.3 million net loss, equal to 37 cents per share, compared with a $42.5 million profit a year earlier. ****** ysts surveyed by LSEG had expected a loss of just 1 cent per share. Gross margin fell to 64% from 76%.
The market is no longer asking whether Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (NYSE:HIMS) can attract weight-loss customers. The branded GLP-1 pivot has already answered that question. The issue is whether those customers, international expansion, and personalized care can eventually replace the unusually attractive economics of compounded treatments.
The strongest part of the quarter was that demand survived a major change in the product model.
In March, Hims expanded its branded weight-loss ****** ortment through an agreement with Novo Nordisk and stopped broadly advertising compounded GLP-1 drugs. That could have created a deep revenue gap. Instead, management said the branded shift was a key driver of renewed domestic growth. U.S. revenue increased 16% year over year to $621.8 million.
#year #revenue #billion
The earnings line told a different story. Hims reported an $86.3 million net loss, equal to 37 cents per share, compared with a $42.5 million profit a year earlier. ****** ysts surveyed by LSEG had expected a loss of just 1 cent per share. Gross margin fell to 64% from 76%.
The market is no longer asking whether Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (NYSE:HIMS) can attract weight-loss customers. The branded GLP-1 pivot has already answered that question. The issue is whether those customers, international expansion, and personalized care can eventually replace the unusually attractive economics of compounded treatments.
The strongest part of the quarter was that demand survived a major change in the product model.
In March, Hims expanded its branded weight-loss ****** ortment through an agreement with Novo Nordisk and stopped broadly advertising compounded GLP-1 drugs. That could have created a deep revenue gap. Instead, management said the branded shift was a key driver of renewed domestic growth. U.S. revenue increased 16% year over year to $621.8 million.
#year #revenue #billion
3 days ago
Brentford are preparing a renewed move for West Ham United's El Hadji Malick Diouf, with a package worth close to £40 million being put together for the 21-year-old Senegal international. Journalist Graeme Bailey broke the news on X, reporting that the Bees are serious and intent on prising him away from East London this summer.
West Ham signed Diouf from Slavia Prague last year for somewhere in the region of £19–22 million. A £40 million offer would effectively double that outlay in barely twelve months. The Hammers are operating in the Championship after last season's relegation, which adds a dictating factor to every contract and transfer conversation at the London Stadium right now.
Diouf contributed five **** ists across 32 Premier League appearances in 2025/26, logging 2,711 minutes despite West Ham's drop. Zero goals, yes, but his underlying numbers told a different story. He averaged 3.62 crosses and 0.23 big chances created per 90 minutes, figures that placed him among the division's elite full-backs. He went to the 2026 FIFA World Cup with Senegal and featured in three matches. Nuno Espírito Santo reportedly views him as a "polished diamond" for the club's Championship promotion push. That's not PR fluff; that's a technical **** sment.
LONDON, ENGLAND – APRIL 25: El Hadji Malick Diouf of West Ham United warms up prior to the Premier League match between West Ham United and Everton at London Stadium on April 25, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Here's the thing: West Ham don't need this money. They've already banked a combined £140 million from selling Crysencio Summerville and Mateus Fernandes this summer. There's zero financial pressure forcing Nuno's hand. Diouf's Championship output would be absurd; a left-back with World Cup minutes and Premier League-level crossing accuracy playing in the second tier is a categorical mismatch in West Ham's favour.
#west
West Ham signed Diouf from Slavia Prague last year for somewhere in the region of £19–22 million. A £40 million offer would effectively double that outlay in barely twelve months. The Hammers are operating in the Championship after last season's relegation, which adds a dictating factor to every contract and transfer conversation at the London Stadium right now.
Diouf contributed five **** ists across 32 Premier League appearances in 2025/26, logging 2,711 minutes despite West Ham's drop. Zero goals, yes, but his underlying numbers told a different story. He averaged 3.62 crosses and 0.23 big chances created per 90 minutes, figures that placed him among the division's elite full-backs. He went to the 2026 FIFA World Cup with Senegal and featured in three matches. Nuno Espírito Santo reportedly views him as a "polished diamond" for the club's Championship promotion push. That's not PR fluff; that's a technical **** sment.
LONDON, ENGLAND – APRIL 25: El Hadji Malick Diouf of West Ham United warms up prior to the Premier League match between West Ham United and Everton at London Stadium on April 25, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Here's the thing: West Ham don't need this money. They've already banked a combined £140 million from selling Crysencio Summerville and Mateus Fernandes this summer. There's zero financial pressure forcing Nuno's hand. Diouf's Championship output would be absurd; a left-back with World Cup minutes and Premier League-level crossing accuracy playing in the second tier is a categorical mismatch in West Ham's favour.
#west
3 days ago
Oprah Winfrey and Stedman Graham have built a lasting partnership on their own terms.
The pair met at a charity event in 1986, the same year The Oprah Winfrey Show made its debut. Though they later got engaged, Winfrey and Graham ultimately chose not to walk down the aisle — a decision Winfrey has credited with helping their relationship thrive over the past 40 years.
"He and I agree that had we tied the marital knot, we would not still be together," she wrote in a January 2020 issue of Oprah Daily.
Instead, Winfrey has described what she and Graham share as a "spiritual partnership," borrowing a term from author Gary Zukav.
"Our relationship works because he created an identity beyond being 'Oprah's man.' ... And because we share all the values that matter (integrity being number one)," Winfrey wrote. "And because we relish seeing the other fulfill and manifest their destiny and purpose."
#relationship #Share
The pair met at a charity event in 1986, the same year The Oprah Winfrey Show made its debut. Though they later got engaged, Winfrey and Graham ultimately chose not to walk down the aisle — a decision Winfrey has credited with helping their relationship thrive over the past 40 years.
"He and I agree that had we tied the marital knot, we would not still be together," she wrote in a January 2020 issue of Oprah Daily.
Instead, Winfrey has described what she and Graham share as a "spiritual partnership," borrowing a term from author Gary Zukav.
"Our relationship works because he created an identity beyond being 'Oprah's man.' ... And because we share all the values that matter (integrity being number one)," Winfrey wrote. "And because we relish seeing the other fulfill and manifest their destiny and purpose."
#relationship #Share
3 days ago
Malcolm Jamal Warner's widow, Tenisha Warner, is in serious financial struggle according to a GoFundMe that was created by her friend.
The Cosby Show star died in July 2025 when he drowned on vacation with his family and Tenisha was left as the sole provider for their daughter.
Destiny Rael created the fundraising page on behalf of Tenisha, who is facing a series of costly and heartbreaking situations.
The page was launched to help Malcolm's family (@ GoFundMe)
"I have watched Tenisha spend this year grieving the love of her life while honoring the promise they made to each other, to homeschool their nine-year-old daughter," she wrote. "Every single day she shows up for her child as though her own world had not fallen apart, and still makes sure breakfast is on the table."
#gofundme
The Cosby Show star died in July 2025 when he drowned on vacation with his family and Tenisha was left as the sole provider for their daughter.
Destiny Rael created the fundraising page on behalf of Tenisha, who is facing a series of costly and heartbreaking situations.
The page was launched to help Malcolm's family (@ GoFundMe)
"I have watched Tenisha spend this year grieving the love of her life while honoring the promise they made to each other, to homeschool their nine-year-old daughter," she wrote. "Every single day she shows up for her child as though her own world had not fallen apart, and still makes sure breakfast is on the table."
#gofundme
3 days ago
Bangladesh is trying to save India's six-match cricket tour next month, with the foreign ministers of both countries involved in efforts to resolve the issue, news agency AFP reported.
The tour consists of three ODIs and three T20Is. It was originally scheduled for August last year but was postponed after relations between Dhaka and New Delhi deteriorated.
Bangladesh sports minister Aminul Haque said on Monday that discussions were continuing at the ministerial level.
"It is being worked on at the ministerial level," Haque said late Monday, as quoted by AFP, adding that talks were ongoing between the foreign ministers of both countries.
Relations between Bangladesh and India have been strained since a mass uprising in Bangladesh in 2024 led to the removal of then-prime minister Sheikh Hasina. She fled to India, where she remains in hiding.
In February, Bangladesh did not send a team to India for the T20 World Cup, citing security concerns. The International Cricket Council rejected Bangladesh's request to move its matches to Sri Lanka, and Scotland replaced them in the tournament.
Haque said Bangladesh was keen to resolve the issue surrounding the postponed series.
"We want to quickly resolve the deadlock that was created around the Cricket World Cup," Haque said.
"God willing, we are hopeful that it will be resolved very soon."
India last toured Bangladesh for a cricket series in 2022, when they won the two-Test series 2-0. Bangladesh won the three-match ODI series 2-1.
Bangladesh last toured India in September-October 2024 for two Tests and two T20Is. India won both series, completing a sweep across the two formats.
#India
The tour consists of three ODIs and three T20Is. It was originally scheduled for August last year but was postponed after relations between Dhaka and New Delhi deteriorated.
Bangladesh sports minister Aminul Haque said on Monday that discussions were continuing at the ministerial level.
"It is being worked on at the ministerial level," Haque said late Monday, as quoted by AFP, adding that talks were ongoing between the foreign ministers of both countries.
Relations between Bangladesh and India have been strained since a mass uprising in Bangladesh in 2024 led to the removal of then-prime minister Sheikh Hasina. She fled to India, where she remains in hiding.
In February, Bangladesh did not send a team to India for the T20 World Cup, citing security concerns. The International Cricket Council rejected Bangladesh's request to move its matches to Sri Lanka, and Scotland replaced them in the tournament.
Haque said Bangladesh was keen to resolve the issue surrounding the postponed series.
"We want to quickly resolve the deadlock that was created around the Cricket World Cup," Haque said.
"God willing, we are hopeful that it will be resolved very soon."
India last toured Bangladesh for a cricket series in 2022, when they won the two-Test series 2-0. Bangladesh won the three-match ODI series 2-1.
Bangladesh last toured India in September-October 2024 for two Tests and two T20Is. India won both series, completing a sweep across the two formats.
#India
3 days ago
Social Media has become a place for many things. While Instagram was initially created for individuals to share photos online with friends, fast forward to today, and the platform has become something bigger than anyone could have imagined. In that ******* e, celebrities share their own content, and often times engage with commentaries for the world to see.
Tom Bischof recently checked in with some interesting commentary as the Bayern Munich midfielder made a public like on a post of Lothar Matthäus' comment: 'The competition for places in Bayern's midfield is more exciting than the ******* le race.'
Lothar Matthäus in his Sky column: 'The competition for places in Bayern's midfield is more exciting than the ******* le race'
• Liked by Tom Bischof pic.twitter.com/mVHAhg756e
While the comment from the German legend, doesn't take anything away from any of Bayern's players, it can be seen as a bit of a nod to former Hoffenheim talent, Tom Bischof. Bischof, as many are predicting, is believed to play a much larger role for Bayern this season, and perhaps even overtake Aleksander Pavlović in the pecking order in Munich.
While Bischof's like on the post is harmless, it shows he is accepting the challenge boldly, for all to see. The 'like' shows confidence, without being arrogant, and there is clearly a friendly rivalry between Bayern's midfield. A little competition never hurt, and for Bayern, it is not a bad problem to have.
#like #munich #many
Tom Bischof recently checked in with some interesting commentary as the Bayern Munich midfielder made a public like on a post of Lothar Matthäus' comment: 'The competition for places in Bayern's midfield is more exciting than the ******* le race.'
Lothar Matthäus in his Sky column: 'The competition for places in Bayern's midfield is more exciting than the ******* le race'
• Liked by Tom Bischof pic.twitter.com/mVHAhg756e
While the comment from the German legend, doesn't take anything away from any of Bayern's players, it can be seen as a bit of a nod to former Hoffenheim talent, Tom Bischof. Bischof, as many are predicting, is believed to play a much larger role for Bayern this season, and perhaps even overtake Aleksander Pavlović in the pecking order in Munich.
While Bischof's like on the post is harmless, it shows he is accepting the challenge boldly, for all to see. The 'like' shows confidence, without being arrogant, and there is clearly a friendly rivalry between Bayern's midfield. A little competition never hurt, and for Bayern, it is not a bad problem to have.
#like #munich #many
4 days ago
A former Nebraska women's basketball coach has acknowledged engaging in a five-month ***** ual affair with a player he supervised on the Nebraska team but said it was consensual and is now making an argument in court that he should be dismissed from that player's lawsuit against him, according to documents obtained by USA TODAY Sports.
The coach is former Cornhuskers ***** istant coach Chuck Love, who is being sued by the player, Ashley Scoggin, as part of a ***** le IX lawsuit in federal court. Scoggin sued Love and Nebraska in 2024, alleging she was groomed to have a ***** ual relationship with Love and then was kicked off the team after their relationship was uncovered in a ruse at a team hotel in February 2022.
In response, Love filed a motion for summary judgment July 31 that would drop him from the lawsuit if successful. This motion argues while he had a ***** ual relationship with Scoggin at Nebraska, it was consensual and doesn't violate the constitution.
"Plaintiff (Scoggin) and Love engaged in a consensual ***** ual relationship from September, 2021 – February, 2022," said the brief filed with the motion from Love's attorney, Denise Frost. "They told no one about it. Love did not make, imply or impose threats, retaliation or adverse consequences on Plaintiff in order to have ***** ual contact with her. Plaintiff never told Love 'no' to ***** ual contact or refused to engage with him."
Love's supporting brief said Scoggin initiated and engaged Love in ***** ually charged conversations and created provocative nude and semi-nude photos of herself and sent them to Love on Snapchat. Love's brief also said he and Scoggin had consensual ***** ual contact in various places, including the Speedway parking lot in Lincoln, in Love's office, in a Nebraska locker room, at Love's home and hotel rooms when the team traveled out of state. It noted Scoggin was 23 at the time and Love was 35.
#Nebraska #coach #lawsuit
The coach is former Cornhuskers ***** istant coach Chuck Love, who is being sued by the player, Ashley Scoggin, as part of a ***** le IX lawsuit in federal court. Scoggin sued Love and Nebraska in 2024, alleging she was groomed to have a ***** ual relationship with Love and then was kicked off the team after their relationship was uncovered in a ruse at a team hotel in February 2022.
In response, Love filed a motion for summary judgment July 31 that would drop him from the lawsuit if successful. This motion argues while he had a ***** ual relationship with Scoggin at Nebraska, it was consensual and doesn't violate the constitution.
"Plaintiff (Scoggin) and Love engaged in a consensual ***** ual relationship from September, 2021 – February, 2022," said the brief filed with the motion from Love's attorney, Denise Frost. "They told no one about it. Love did not make, imply or impose threats, retaliation or adverse consequences on Plaintiff in order to have ***** ual contact with her. Plaintiff never told Love 'no' to ***** ual contact or refused to engage with him."
Love's supporting brief said Scoggin initiated and engaged Love in ***** ually charged conversations and created provocative nude and semi-nude photos of herself and sent them to Love on Snapchat. Love's brief also said he and Scoggin had consensual ***** ual contact in various places, including the Speedway parking lot in Lincoln, in Love's office, in a Nebraska locker room, at Love's home and hotel rooms when the team traveled out of state. It noted Scoggin was 23 at the time and Love was 35.
#Nebraska #coach #lawsuit
4 days ago
One of my favorite parts of training camps is seeing the rookies who step up in a major way, making play after play. These kinds of moments, stacking positive days, are a surefire way to earn a spot on the 53-man roster and potentially earn playing time early in their career. One Minnesota Vikings rookie is doing just that, except he is making waves nationally.
Charles "Chuck" Demmings, Minnesota's fifth-round pick out of Stephen F. Austin, has created a lot of noise in camp, going up against the 1s in practice and more than holding his own. The Athletic's Alec Lewis wrote on Demmings and his standout camp recently:
"Demmings' positive reception in Minnesota has coincided with strong play. Through seven training camp practices, few Vikings players have made more eye-popping plays. Last weekend, Demmings broke up a pass intended for superstar receiver Justin Jefferson, and he swatted away another directed at receiver Tai Felton on Wednesday."
Demmings has been a breath of fresh air in this secondary and fits seamlessly in this Brian Flores defense. Demmings is a physical man-to-man cornerback who loves to talk when he wins a rep, something this group has desperately missed over the last few years. It will be exciting to see him in action this Saturday against the Giants.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Vikings' Charles Demmings is letting his play in camp speak for itself
#play #positive
Charles "Chuck" Demmings, Minnesota's fifth-round pick out of Stephen F. Austin, has created a lot of noise in camp, going up against the 1s in practice and more than holding his own. The Athletic's Alec Lewis wrote on Demmings and his standout camp recently:
"Demmings' positive reception in Minnesota has coincided with strong play. Through seven training camp practices, few Vikings players have made more eye-popping plays. Last weekend, Demmings broke up a pass intended for superstar receiver Justin Jefferson, and he swatted away another directed at receiver Tai Felton on Wednesday."
Demmings has been a breath of fresh air in this secondary and fits seamlessly in this Brian Flores defense. Demmings is a physical man-to-man cornerback who loves to talk when he wins a rep, something this group has desperately missed over the last few years. It will be exciting to see him in action this Saturday against the Giants.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Vikings' Charles Demmings is letting his play in camp speak for itself
#play #positive
4 days ago
By Casey Hall and Chenxi Yang
SHANGHAI, Aug 11 (Reuters) - As meteorologists tracked Typhoon Dolphin's path toward China in recent days, a new generation of artificial intelligence weather models worked alongside traditional forecasting systems, highlighting China's emergence as a leading player in the race to improve weather prediction.
Chinese-developed systems, including Shanghai AI Laboratory-developed Fengwu, Huawei's Pangu and Fudan University's **** i, are among a handful of AI forecasting models that researchers say can generate forecasts much faster than conventional systems while matching or surpassing them on some measures of accuracy.
For decades, weather prediction has relied on numerical models running on supercomputers that simulate atmospheric physics. AI models instead learn patterns from vast archives of historical weather observations and can produce forecasts in a fraction of the time. The technology is increasingly being tested during typhoon season in East Asia, where even small improvements in track forecasts can help authorities better prepare for flooding, organise evacuations and manage potential transport disruptions.
The rise of AI weather forecasting has created a new arena of competition among technology companies, research institutes and meteorological agencies, with China emerging as one of the field's leading players.
#weather #systems #forecasts #prediction
SHANGHAI, Aug 11 (Reuters) - As meteorologists tracked Typhoon Dolphin's path toward China in recent days, a new generation of artificial intelligence weather models worked alongside traditional forecasting systems, highlighting China's emergence as a leading player in the race to improve weather prediction.
Chinese-developed systems, including Shanghai AI Laboratory-developed Fengwu, Huawei's Pangu and Fudan University's **** i, are among a handful of AI forecasting models that researchers say can generate forecasts much faster than conventional systems while matching or surpassing them on some measures of accuracy.
For decades, weather prediction has relied on numerical models running on supercomputers that simulate atmospheric physics. AI models instead learn patterns from vast archives of historical weather observations and can produce forecasts in a fraction of the time. The technology is increasingly being tested during typhoon season in East Asia, where even small improvements in track forecasts can help authorities better prepare for flooding, organise evacuations and manage potential transport disruptions.
The rise of AI weather forecasting has created a new arena of competition among technology companies, research institutes and meteorological agencies, with China emerging as one of the field's leading players.
#weather #systems #forecasts #prediction
4 days ago
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Performance was primarily impacted by customers extending operating runs to capitalize on favorable refining economics, leading to a significant deferral of planned turnaround and maintenance activity.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East created a dual headwind, driving higher crack spreads that incentivized customer deferrals while directly impacting regional business operations.
A less favorable revenue mix and lower labor utilization in Mechanical Services compressed margins, though this was partially offset by stability in nested and recurring Inspection and Heat Treating activity.
Management identified a lack of consistency in commercial execution and labor planning during the initial 120-day diagnostic period, prompting a shift toward clear ownership and accountability.
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Performance was primarily impacted by customers extending operating runs to capitalize on favorable refining economics, leading to a significant deferral of planned turnaround and maintenance activity.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East created a dual headwind, driving higher crack spreads that incentivized customer deferrals while directly impacting regional business operations.
A less favorable revenue mix and lower labor utilization in Mechanical Services compressed margins, though this was partially offset by stability in nested and recurring Inspection and Heat Treating activity.
Management identified a lack of consistency in commercial execution and labor planning during the initial 120-day diagnostic period, prompting a shift toward clear ownership and accountability.
#activity #tell #performance
4 days ago
Manus announced Tuesday that it will resume operating as an independent company, as it works to comply with Beijing's order to reverse Meta's $2 billion acquisition of the startup.
Manus is an AI agent startup that originated in China in 2022 and later moved its base to Singapore, according to CNBC. Meta announced the acquisition of Manus in December 2025. China's National Development and Reform Commission issued a directive in April ordering the parties to unwind the transaction, citing the country's rules on foreign investment.
As part of the separation, some Manus users will have data deleted. Specifically, for users in certain jurisdictions, any data created from December 29, 2025 onward — the day the acquisition closed — is slated for removal. "This is part of our separation from Meta; we must take this step to comply with regulatory requirements in specific parts of the world," the company said.
Affected users have a backup window open through 7:59 p.m. EDT on August 22. Data will be deleted August 23 through August 24, and users will be able to restore their backed-up data starting August 25. Manus said it will not charge affected users during the backup period.
The unwinding process has been underway for months. Meta cut off Manus staff from its internal data systems and barred Meta employees from using Manus tools, in steps toward operational separation. China's NDRC order made clear that offshore incorporation does not shield a deal from Beijing's authority when the underlying technology and talent originated in China — a structure critics had called "Singapore washing." Co-founders Xiao Hong and Ji Yichao were required to appear before Chinese officials in Beijing in March and have since been prohibited from traveling abroad.
#meta #august #users #acquisition
Manus is an AI agent startup that originated in China in 2022 and later moved its base to Singapore, according to CNBC. Meta announced the acquisition of Manus in December 2025. China's National Development and Reform Commission issued a directive in April ordering the parties to unwind the transaction, citing the country's rules on foreign investment.
As part of the separation, some Manus users will have data deleted. Specifically, for users in certain jurisdictions, any data created from December 29, 2025 onward — the day the acquisition closed — is slated for removal. "This is part of our separation from Meta; we must take this step to comply with regulatory requirements in specific parts of the world," the company said.
Affected users have a backup window open through 7:59 p.m. EDT on August 22. Data will be deleted August 23 through August 24, and users will be able to restore their backed-up data starting August 25. Manus said it will not charge affected users during the backup period.
The unwinding process has been underway for months. Meta cut off Manus staff from its internal data systems and barred Meta employees from using Manus tools, in steps toward operational separation. China's NDRC order made clear that offshore incorporation does not shield a deal from Beijing's authority when the underlying technology and talent originated in China — a structure critics had called "Singapore washing." Co-founders Xiao Hong and Ji Yichao were required to appear before Chinese officials in Beijing in March and have since been prohibited from traveling abroad.
#meta #august #users #acquisition
4 days ago
I can still picture my prized holographic BOOK IT! pin, the one with pages that turned as you tilted it. It filled up with stars I earned through a full Baby-Sitters Club obsession and anything even remotely ghost-related, then kicked around various jewelry boxes and bins of ephemera for years. As a kid I proudly identified as a voracious reader, and the pin was the proof. The Pizza Hut pizza was simply a bonus.
Recently, I sat down to talk with Chrissy Teigen about her partnership with Pizza Hut's BOOK IT! program, and it quickly turned into a delightful nostalgia-fest. What doubly delighted me was how authentically excited she is about reading and about passing that love down to her kids. "The little exclamation point is like what excited me the most," she told me about her own childhood pin, and we were off.
There's real substance behind the nostalgia. Pizza Hut created BOOK IT! in 1984 with a simple mission, to turn "have to read" into "want to read" for kids everywhere, and it worked. It's now the longest-running corporate-supported reading program in the country, and by Pizza Hut's own count it has encouraged more than 70 million children to read since it launched, handing out an estimated 1.5 billion pizzas along the way.
Teigen, who turned 40 this year, has spent the past few years reconnecting with her childhood friends from Snohomish, Washington. The things that got them excited as kids are the same things they text each other about now, which is exactly why a reading program wrapped in 90s vibes and pizza was an immediate yes. As a senior millennial, I understood the impulse completely.
Her four kids read in four completely different ways, which any parent of more than one totally understands. Miles (8), her biggest reader, goes nonstop, plowing through Dog Man and the I Survived series in the car and on the way to camp because he loves facts more than almost anything. Luna (10), her oldest, is aging into book reports, summer reading lists, and the very specific social world of tween reading, where friends race through the same book so they can all watch the adaptation together. Then there are the littles. Esti (3) is deep in Madeline and The Very Impatient Caterpillar, which Teigen reads aloud in full character voices while the caterpillar keeps asking "am I a **** erfly yet?" and everyone shouts back, no. Wren (3), whom she affectionately calls "a much simpler man," wants Little Blue Truck and a "beep beep" on every page.
#reading #teigen #little #caterpillar
Recently, I sat down to talk with Chrissy Teigen about her partnership with Pizza Hut's BOOK IT! program, and it quickly turned into a delightful nostalgia-fest. What doubly delighted me was how authentically excited she is about reading and about passing that love down to her kids. "The little exclamation point is like what excited me the most," she told me about her own childhood pin, and we were off.
There's real substance behind the nostalgia. Pizza Hut created BOOK IT! in 1984 with a simple mission, to turn "have to read" into "want to read" for kids everywhere, and it worked. It's now the longest-running corporate-supported reading program in the country, and by Pizza Hut's own count it has encouraged more than 70 million children to read since it launched, handing out an estimated 1.5 billion pizzas along the way.
Teigen, who turned 40 this year, has spent the past few years reconnecting with her childhood friends from Snohomish, Washington. The things that got them excited as kids are the same things they text each other about now, which is exactly why a reading program wrapped in 90s vibes and pizza was an immediate yes. As a senior millennial, I understood the impulse completely.
Her four kids read in four completely different ways, which any parent of more than one totally understands. Miles (8), her biggest reader, goes nonstop, plowing through Dog Man and the I Survived series in the car and on the way to camp because he loves facts more than almost anything. Luna (10), her oldest, is aging into book reports, summer reading lists, and the very specific social world of tween reading, where friends race through the same book so they can all watch the adaptation together. Then there are the littles. Esti (3) is deep in Madeline and The Very Impatient Caterpillar, which Teigen reads aloud in full character voices while the caterpillar keeps asking "am I a **** erfly yet?" and everyone shouts back, no. Wren (3), whom she affectionately calls "a much simpler man," wants Little Blue Truck and a "beep beep" on every page.
#reading #teigen #little #caterpillar
4 days ago
Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle is speaking to the media now, starting his news conference by shaking hands with each journalist in the room
Jaissle replaced Eddie Howe as boss last week and says he is 'happy to be home' after pre-season camp in Spain
Jaissle: "I have my spies... they gave me a hint that there is a special song already created"
The Newcastle boss says no decision has been made about who will replace Bruno Guimaraes as captain
Newcastle take on Everton on Wednesday in Edinburgh and play Liverpool in their first Premier League game on Sunday 23rd August
#boss #guimaraes
Jaissle replaced Eddie Howe as boss last week and says he is 'happy to be home' after pre-season camp in Spain
Jaissle: "I have my spies... they gave me a hint that there is a special song already created"
The Newcastle boss says no decision has been made about who will replace Bruno Guimaraes as captain
Newcastle take on Everton on Wednesday in Edinburgh and play Liverpool in their first Premier League game on Sunday 23rd August
#boss #guimaraes
4 days ago
Paris Hilton collaborated with Betsey Johnson on a new campaign and collection
The former reality star turned DJ and author poses in glamorous confections that she designed with Johnson, whose pieces she's been wearing since the early 2000s
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Hilton opens up about the partnership and her longtime bond with the fashion designer
Just yesterday, fashion designer Betsey Johnson celebrated her 84th birthday, an occasion that's welcoming a new era for her brand too.
On Aug. 11, the Betsey Johnson label, created in 1978, announced a campaign and collection with Paris Hilton that's inspired by the brand's archives and runway shows. Speaking with PEOPLE exclusively about the launch, Hilton, 45, says working with Johnson at this level was "incredible."
#johnson #people #speaking
The former reality star turned DJ and author poses in glamorous confections that she designed with Johnson, whose pieces she's been wearing since the early 2000s
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Hilton opens up about the partnership and her longtime bond with the fashion designer
Just yesterday, fashion designer Betsey Johnson celebrated her 84th birthday, an occasion that's welcoming a new era for her brand too.
On Aug. 11, the Betsey Johnson label, created in 1978, announced a campaign and collection with Paris Hilton that's inspired by the brand's archives and runway shows. Speaking with PEOPLE exclusively about the launch, Hilton, 45, says working with Johnson at this level was "incredible."
#johnson #people #speaking
4 days ago
We're back with a new Breaking T shirt, featuring Milwaukee's young outfielder.
As you may have seen on Sunday, 21-year-old outfielder Luis Lara made two of the best catches we've seen all season, saving the day as the Brewers beat the Twins in extra innings.
The cherry on top? The second of those earned MLB's Play of the Week.
That's why our friends at Breaking T created a brand-new "Air Luis Lara" shirt.
Luis Lara has some serious ups in Milwaukee.
#shirt #brewers
As you may have seen on Sunday, 21-year-old outfielder Luis Lara made two of the best catches we've seen all season, saving the day as the Brewers beat the Twins in extra innings.
The cherry on top? The second of those earned MLB's Play of the Week.
That's why our friends at Breaking T created a brand-new "Air Luis Lara" shirt.
Luis Lara has some serious ups in Milwaukee.
#shirt #brewers
4 days ago
Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca has indicated that Erling Haaland is unlikely to take over as captain, primarily because of how often he finds the net.
The new City boss has tended to utilise a tactic throughout his career of requiring his skipper to report to the touchline for tactical updates whenever a goal is scored.
Given how frequently the Norway striker scores, Maresca feels it would not be wise for him to fill the void created by Bernardo Silva's departure at the end of last season.
Speaking to journalists during the squad's pre-season tour of Asia, he said: "At Leicester and Chelsea, I had a rule that when we scored, the captain had to come to the bench for instructions and not celebrate."
"But if he scores, then he can celebrate. If Erling is the captain, f****** ****** – we have a problem, can you imagine?
#erling #scored #celebrate
The new City boss has tended to utilise a tactic throughout his career of requiring his skipper to report to the touchline for tactical updates whenever a goal is scored.
Given how frequently the Norway striker scores, Maresca feels it would not be wise for him to fill the void created by Bernardo Silva's departure at the end of last season.
Speaking to journalists during the squad's pre-season tour of Asia, he said: "At Leicester and Chelsea, I had a rule that when we scored, the captain had to come to the bench for instructions and not celebrate."
"But if he scores, then he can celebrate. If Erling is the captain, f****** ****** – we have a problem, can you imagine?
#erling #scored #celebrate
4 days ago
Today, women's football is a real sports phenomenon, followed by millions of fans worldwide, but it hasn't always been the case. It all started on the 7th of May 1881, when the first recorded ladies' football match took place in Edinburgh between England and Scotland. Come the 1890s, women's club football gathered momentum. Local women's football clubs were being formed (some by women factory workers) with the aim of competing in matches and competitions.
In 1895, Alfred Hewitt Smith and Nettie J Honeyball formed the BLFC (British Ladies Football Club). The president of the club was Lady Florence Dixie, a celebrated Scottish author, who ruled that lady players should wear practical clothing, including shin pads, football boots, and bloomers.
During WW1, with many of the menfolk called up for National Service, women were increasingly being employed in factories, many of which were dark and dingy. Sport was a way of offering women workers the opportunity to improve the standards of their health and wellbeing, to boost morale and increase levels of productivity.
Unlike modern ladies, they didn't have the opportunity to go online and check websites telling them about all possible ways of entertainment. Today, players can visit expert reviewers of, say, legal Polish casinos and choose the place to spend time with a favorite game. Back then, workers, whether men or women, chose among what was offered by employers.
Football was a popular choice, and in 1917, munitions factories created the Munitionettes' Cup, the final of which saw Blyth Spartans Munitionettes defeat Bolckow, Vaughan & Co 5-0. On December 5th, 1921, the FA banned women's football.
#club #place
In 1895, Alfred Hewitt Smith and Nettie J Honeyball formed the BLFC (British Ladies Football Club). The president of the club was Lady Florence Dixie, a celebrated Scottish author, who ruled that lady players should wear practical clothing, including shin pads, football boots, and bloomers.
During WW1, with many of the menfolk called up for National Service, women were increasingly being employed in factories, many of which were dark and dingy. Sport was a way of offering women workers the opportunity to improve the standards of their health and wellbeing, to boost morale and increase levels of productivity.
Unlike modern ladies, they didn't have the opportunity to go online and check websites telling them about all possible ways of entertainment. Today, players can visit expert reviewers of, say, legal Polish casinos and choose the place to spend time with a favorite game. Back then, workers, whether men or women, chose among what was offered by employers.
Football was a popular choice, and in 1917, munitions factories created the Munitionettes' Cup, the final of which saw Blyth Spartans Munitionettes defeat Bolckow, Vaughan & Co 5-0. On December 5th, 1921, the FA banned women's football.
#club #place
4 days ago
In a fast-moving photo montage posted by the Utah football social media account, one photo stood out — former Utah football coach Urban Meyer embracing current Utah coach Morgan Scalley.
Meyer was around the program at least once a year when Kyle Whittingham was running the show, and now that Scalley is in charge, he continued the tradition by inviting his former coach to a practice last week.
Meyer transformed Utah's football program, picking up from where Ron McBride left off and taking the Utes to new heights.
After arriving in Salt Lake City from Bowling Green, Meyer engineered the team's first 10-win season since 1994, defeating an Aaron Rodgers-led Cal team in front of what was then the largest crowd in Rice-Eccles Stadium history, beating then-No. 19 Oregon and capping off the regular season with a 3-0 victory over BYU to clinch the Utes' first outright conference championship since 1957. Utah defeated Southern Miss in the Liberty Bowl to reach 10 wins.
In 2004, the Utes began the season ranked No. 20 in the ****** ociated Press poll, marking the first time Utah had opened a season with a number next to its name. The success from last season, combined with returning experience all over the field, created a buzz in the facility and among Utah fans that it would be a special season.
#Football #first #former
Meyer was around the program at least once a year when Kyle Whittingham was running the show, and now that Scalley is in charge, he continued the tradition by inviting his former coach to a practice last week.
Meyer transformed Utah's football program, picking up from where Ron McBride left off and taking the Utes to new heights.
After arriving in Salt Lake City from Bowling Green, Meyer engineered the team's first 10-win season since 1994, defeating an Aaron Rodgers-led Cal team in front of what was then the largest crowd in Rice-Eccles Stadium history, beating then-No. 19 Oregon and capping off the regular season with a 3-0 victory over BYU to clinch the Utes' first outright conference championship since 1957. Utah defeated Southern Miss in the Liberty Bowl to reach 10 wins.
In 2004, the Utes began the season ranked No. 20 in the ****** ociated Press poll, marking the first time Utah had opened a season with a number next to its name. The success from last season, combined with returning experience all over the field, created a buzz in the facility and among Utah fans that it would be a special season.
#Football #first #former
4 days ago
Aug. 10—BEMIDJI — For the fifth consecutive season, the Bemidji State women's soccer team was voted as one of the top three teams in the NSIC.
In the NSIC Preseason Coaches Poll released on Monday, the Beavers were ranked third in the conference. They've been voted top three in the conference in eight of the last nine seasons. Defending NSIC champions Minnesota State was ranked first, while Concordia-St. Paul was ranked second.
"I think what excites me most about this years teams is the togetherness that they share," head coach Jim Stone said in a release. "We had a great spring together and the group really bonded and created both an identity and a hunger. They are ready to lead and welcome our very talented freshmen in. I think the combination of our leadership, youth & talent is a great recipe and I'm excited to see how it is lived out this fall both on and off the field."
Junior Madisen Fritel was named the Beavers' preseason offensive player to watch. She appeared in all 21 matches last season, totaling seven points off three goals and an **** ist.
"Maddie lives out the values of our program as well as anyone on our roster," Stone said. "When she plays you can see how much she loves the game and her teammates. She makes an investment in every training session which pushes her teammates and has allowed her to grow and develop. She's an incredible athlete who puts a lot of pressure on defensives and allows us to play off of her."
#nsic #bemidji #preseason
In the NSIC Preseason Coaches Poll released on Monday, the Beavers were ranked third in the conference. They've been voted top three in the conference in eight of the last nine seasons. Defending NSIC champions Minnesota State was ranked first, while Concordia-St. Paul was ranked second.
"I think what excites me most about this years teams is the togetherness that they share," head coach Jim Stone said in a release. "We had a great spring together and the group really bonded and created both an identity and a hunger. They are ready to lead and welcome our very talented freshmen in. I think the combination of our leadership, youth & talent is a great recipe and I'm excited to see how it is lived out this fall both on and off the field."
Junior Madisen Fritel was named the Beavers' preseason offensive player to watch. She appeared in all 21 matches last season, totaling seven points off three goals and an **** ist.
"Maddie lives out the values of our program as well as anyone on our roster," Stone said. "When she plays you can see how much she loves the game and her teammates. She makes an investment in every training session which pushes her teammates and has allowed her to grow and develop. She's an incredible athlete who puts a lot of pressure on defensives and allows us to play off of her."
#nsic #bemidji #preseason
4 days ago
The Boston Red Sox scored one of the most bizarre runs you'll see in a baseball game thanks to a scoreboard error and some major mental mistakes from everyone on the field.
On Monday, the Red Sox were visiting the Toronto Blue Jays for a mid-August AL East series. With the Blue Jays up 2-0 in the top of the seventh inning, the Red Sox were looking to get on the scoresheet with runners on first and third with one out. While the broadcast graphics clearly said there was one out in the top of the seventh, the center field scoreboard in Toronto incorrectly displayed that there were two outs when Ceddanne Rafaela was up to bat.
What then happened was complete chaos. Rafaela popped the ball up to center field, yet the two Red Sox runners started to run the bases like there were two outs, with Anthony Seigler running to home without tagging at third. The Blue Jays also seemed confused as to how many outs there were, as they correctly executed the double play, but pitcher Simeon Woods Richardson and catcher Brandon Valenzuela started to walk off the field after the catch like the inning was over.
As expected, this created incredible confusion on the field in Toronto as the umpire attempted to sort things out, even going to a rules check in New York due to the weirdness of it all.
At the end of a 15 minute delay, the umpires announced that the Red Sox ended up earning a run on Seigler crossing home even though he didn't tag third. But why? Well, according to Sportsnet reporter Hazel Mae who talked to Max Scherzer, the Blue Jays were waved off by the home plate umpire and then couldn't appeal the decision because Richardson and Valenzuela walked off the field.
#jays #outs #seigler
On Monday, the Red Sox were visiting the Toronto Blue Jays for a mid-August AL East series. With the Blue Jays up 2-0 in the top of the seventh inning, the Red Sox were looking to get on the scoresheet with runners on first and third with one out. While the broadcast graphics clearly said there was one out in the top of the seventh, the center field scoreboard in Toronto incorrectly displayed that there were two outs when Ceddanne Rafaela was up to bat.
What then happened was complete chaos. Rafaela popped the ball up to center field, yet the two Red Sox runners started to run the bases like there were two outs, with Anthony Seigler running to home without tagging at third. The Blue Jays also seemed confused as to how many outs there were, as they correctly executed the double play, but pitcher Simeon Woods Richardson and catcher Brandon Valenzuela started to walk off the field after the catch like the inning was over.
As expected, this created incredible confusion on the field in Toronto as the umpire attempted to sort things out, even going to a rules check in New York due to the weirdness of it all.
At the end of a 15 minute delay, the umpires announced that the Red Sox ended up earning a run on Seigler crossing home even though he didn't tag third. But why? Well, according to Sportsnet reporter Hazel Mae who talked to Max Scherzer, the Blue Jays were waved off by the home plate umpire and then couldn't appeal the decision because Richardson and Valenzuela walked off the field.
#jays #outs #seigler
4 days ago
Three months before Lane Kiffin enraged the Ole Miss football fanbase by leaving for LSU, ESPN aired a documentary about him that showcased what seemed to be a genuine love for Oxford.
Kiffin, now settled in as the coach for rival Tigers, sat down with ESPN's Marty Smith and Ryan McGee to explain things in a recorded interview on SEC Network that aired Aug. 10.
The film was **** led "The Many Lives of Lane Kiffin." In it, Kiffin said his six years coaching at Ole Miss were the best of his life on and off the field, and that he needed Oxford a lot more than Oxford needed him.
McGee created the documentary. Because Kiffin left Oxford for Baton Rouge shortly after the film aired, McGee asked Kiffin if he was being truthful in the way he talked about Ole Miss.
"I can totally see why they would ask that," Kiffin responded. "Obviously I see my side. Making a decision to take a different job, in my opinion, on my side of it, has nothing to do with anything that was said in that special."
#miss
Kiffin, now settled in as the coach for rival Tigers, sat down with ESPN's Marty Smith and Ryan McGee to explain things in a recorded interview on SEC Network that aired Aug. 10.
The film was **** led "The Many Lives of Lane Kiffin." In it, Kiffin said his six years coaching at Ole Miss were the best of his life on and off the field, and that he needed Oxford a lot more than Oxford needed him.
McGee created the documentary. Because Kiffin left Oxford for Baton Rouge shortly after the film aired, McGee asked Kiffin if he was being truthful in the way he talked about Ole Miss.
"I can totally see why they would ask that," Kiffin responded. "Obviously I see my side. Making a decision to take a different job, in my opinion, on my side of it, has nothing to do with anything that was said in that special."
#miss
4 days ago
Jeana Keough is experiencing painful radiation burns while being treated for tongue cancer.
The 70-year-old former Real Housewives of Orange County star finished her last radiation treatment and is now back home.
Keough is struggling with the unfortunate side effects of her treatment.
Her daughter, Kara Keough Bosworth, shared an update to the GoFundMe created by the family on August 5.
"We were informed that these next two weeks will be the roughest on her physically – as the chemo and radiation are compounding and her body will be at its weakest point," she wrote. "The radiation burns have now made it to the outer skin on her neck and even putting medicated cream on the area with the gentlest of touches causes her wincing pain"
#housewives
The 70-year-old former Real Housewives of Orange County star finished her last radiation treatment and is now back home.
Keough is struggling with the unfortunate side effects of her treatment.
Her daughter, Kara Keough Bosworth, shared an update to the GoFundMe created by the family on August 5.
"We were informed that these next two weeks will be the roughest on her physically – as the chemo and radiation are compounding and her body will be at its weakest point," she wrote. "The radiation burns have now made it to the outer skin on her neck and even putting medicated cream on the area with the gentlest of touches causes her wincing pain"
#housewives
4 days ago
Jonathan Scott gave a tour of his and Zooey Deschanel's backyard, showcasing unique design features and tips for homeowners
He restored a nearly 100-year-old gazebo and transplanted 60-year-old roses to create his favorite outdoor ****** e
The couple spent years renovating their 1938 L.A. home, blending quirky design with functional ****** es for their blended family
Jonathan Scott is showing off the outdoor areas at his and fiancée Zooey Deschanel's L.A. abode!
The HGTV star, 48, gave a tour of his backyard in a recent video shared to his and twin brother Drew Scott's official YouTube channel. In the clip, Jonathan brings viewers around the different "zones" he created at their home and shares a few design tips for homeowners looking to jazz up their outdoor ****** e.
#zooey #gave #backyard #tips
He restored a nearly 100-year-old gazebo and transplanted 60-year-old roses to create his favorite outdoor ****** e
The couple spent years renovating their 1938 L.A. home, blending quirky design with functional ****** es for their blended family
Jonathan Scott is showing off the outdoor areas at his and fiancée Zooey Deschanel's L.A. abode!
The HGTV star, 48, gave a tour of his backyard in a recent video shared to his and twin brother Drew Scott's official YouTube channel. In the clip, Jonathan brings viewers around the different "zones" he created at their home and shares a few design tips for homeowners looking to jazz up their outdoor ****** e.
#zooey #gave #backyard #tips
5 days ago
Pregnant Anne Hathaway showed off her growing baby ******* p at the LA premiere of her upcoming survival thriller, "The End of Oak Street." The Oscar winner attended the star-studded event held at Warner Bros. Studios on August 9. She is all set to welcome her third baby with husband Adam Shulman.
At "The End of Oak Street" premiere, Anne Hathaway gave a peek at her baby ******* p in her custom Atelier Prabal Gurung top. The icy blue silk top featured a halter neckline, a sleeveless silhouette, and a high-low hem. The cascading train trailed behind her as she moved on the red carpet. The crimson lining contrasted with the light blue color of the top. The inverted cutout at the front created a cropped top that framed her baby ******* p.
The "Mother Mary" star paired it with baggy low-rise jeans and red and pink stiletto pumps from Aquazzura. Styled by Erin Walsh, she completed her look with sparkling drop earrings and a coiled Serpenti bracelet. She wore her hair in a high ponytail. Meanwhile, her makeup featured a clear complexion, black liner, and a classic red lip.
Hathaway announced her pregnancy with her and Shulman's third child in an Instagram video in June. They also share two sons, 10-year-old Jonathan and 7-year-old Jack. During an interview with PEOPLE on the red carpet, she opened up about how pregnancy feels different this time.
"You know, I was in my 30s with my other two, and I'm so different now …. something happened when I turned 40," she said. "I just realized that this isn't a dress rehearsal. It's all real. I'm not, like, saving it up for my future self. It's all happening right now. And so I think I'm just better at being present in the moment, living in gratitude, not taking anything for granted. So I think all of those things are coming together, and it's a real time to enjoy."
#street #premiere #Third #featured
At "The End of Oak Street" premiere, Anne Hathaway gave a peek at her baby ******* p in her custom Atelier Prabal Gurung top. The icy blue silk top featured a halter neckline, a sleeveless silhouette, and a high-low hem. The cascading train trailed behind her as she moved on the red carpet. The crimson lining contrasted with the light blue color of the top. The inverted cutout at the front created a cropped top that framed her baby ******* p.
The "Mother Mary" star paired it with baggy low-rise jeans and red and pink stiletto pumps from Aquazzura. Styled by Erin Walsh, she completed her look with sparkling drop earrings and a coiled Serpenti bracelet. She wore her hair in a high ponytail. Meanwhile, her makeup featured a clear complexion, black liner, and a classic red lip.
Hathaway announced her pregnancy with her and Shulman's third child in an Instagram video in June. They also share two sons, 10-year-old Jonathan and 7-year-old Jack. During an interview with PEOPLE on the red carpet, she opened up about how pregnancy feels different this time.
"You know, I was in my 30s with my other two, and I'm so different now …. something happened when I turned 40," she said. "I just realized that this isn't a dress rehearsal. It's all real. I'm not, like, saving it up for my future self. It's all happening right now. And so I think I'm just better at being present in the moment, living in gratitude, not taking anything for granted. So I think all of those things are coming together, and it's a real time to enjoy."
#street #premiere #Third #featured
