Joe Burrow is continuing his evolution from NFL quarterback to one of professional football's most closely watched dressers.
The Cincinnati Bengals star fronts Alo's latest fall campaign, introducing Java Brown to the lifestyle brand's seasonal color palette. The warm neutral appears alongside Gravel and Ivory across a selection of performance pieces, knitwear, tailoring and accessories.
In the campaign, Burrow models studio-to-street looks intended to move between training, travel and time away from the field. Featured pieces include the Alo Suited Trouser, Alpha Shell Long Coat and Cotton Ribbed Parallel Sweater. The Alo Voyage Duffle, an accessory that has previously appeared in Burrow's game-day arrivals, also returns.
The campaign builds on Burrow's ongoing relationship with Alo, which encompasses fashion, athletic performance and recovery. He previously appeared in the brand's Conquer Collection campaign and helped introduce its Alo Runner performance shoe.
"I've always been drawn to pieces that feel refined but effortless," Burrow said in a statement.

#burrow #campaign #appeared

The husband of a renowned ballroom dancer who needs 24/7 care after suffering a stroke said her first trip to the hairdressers since she fell ill had been a welcome "distraction".
Jane Bullock, who coached professionals for the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, collapsed at her Wolverhampton home on 10 August 2025, after she finished teaching a class.
As a result, the once fit and healthy dancer lost half her sight and all the movement on the left side of her body, meaning she is often restricted to her bed.
Her husband Warren said her life had "completely changed" and it had been a difficult time for both of them.
"As time goes on, you start to have a realisation and accept some things, but other things she can't accept," he said.

#things #jane #come

The late Queen Elizabeth II was the epitome of elegance throughout her reign, sporting demure outfits and an unwavering smile wherever she went. She was sure to remain professional and poised at all times, but in a rare moment of fun at home with her children, the royal was caught in ultimate mum mode.
Her Majesty was snapped at her beloved Scottish home, Balmoral, with her son King Charles (then Prince) and Princess Anne, and the latter was caught in an unfortunate position, being pulled in from an open window.
Queen Elizabeth playing with her children, Charles and Anne in the garden of Balmoral Castle in Scotland in September 1952 (@ Getty Images)
These rare moments when the Queen is simply "mum" rather than head of the monarchy are beautiful examples of how wholesome their family life is away from the public eye. Balmoral is often considered the place where Her Majesty felt most at home.
Her guard was also dropped around her favourite people, one of which being her personal dresser...

#balmoral

OpenAI's head of data centers, Chris Malone, has left the company, adding to a string of senior executive departures at the artificial intelligence lab this year.
TechCrunch first reported his departure. Malone, who brought experience from data center roles at Meta and Google, came aboard in March 2025, and his exit arrives amid OpenAI's sweeping infrastructure expansion — one that envisions committing around $600 billion to compute through 2030, per CNBC.
OpenAI said in a statement that the company had "recently reorganized" its "infrastructure organization to support the scale and pace of our work," adding that it has "a strong, deeply experienced data center team in place, with clear leadership and the technical expertise to execute our plans." Under the new structure, Malone's reporting line shifted away from OpenAI President Greg Brockman and moved to OpenAI Vice President Sachin Katti, who ***** umed oversight of the group, according to TechCrunch. Responsibility for data center strategy is now distributed across a handful of leaders: Uday Ruddarraju heads the data center team, Brent Mayo manages the build and delivery program, and Spas Lazarov oversees data center engineering.
Malone's exit is one piece of a broader pattern of attrition at the top of the company. According to TechCrunch, Business Insider put the total count of senior departures in 2026 at 13, with a notable cluster occurring in recent weeks.
Earlier this month, Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser announced she was leaving after nine months on the job and will be replaced by Dali Rajic, who most recently served as president and chief operating officer of cybersecurity company Wiz. Her departure came just days after Brad Lightcap, who spent eight years at OpenAI, including a four-year run as chief operating officer, said he was leaving to start a new venture. Before those exits, product and business chief Fidji Simo stepped down last month to manage a chronic illness, and Chief Marketing Officer Kate Rouch left in April for health reasons.

#openai #officer #president

Fifa president Gianni Infantino responded with the quip "I'll see you at the hairdressers" when challenged by a journalist over whether he had betrayed football with his abandoned World Cup sell-off scheme.
The head of football's governing body was confronted outside a hotel in the Dominican Republic by Sky News US correspondent James Matthews.
The journalist asked Infantino why he had refused to step down, despite calls across the sport.
Three continental confederations accused the president of "deception" last week over efforts to introduce private investment into Fifa tournaments.
Uefa, the Union of European Football **** ociations, has also threatened a boycott of Fifa competitions, having "lost confidence" in Infantino's leadership.

#infantino #president #gianni #republic

Hayden Panettiere's tragic death has shocked the world. As per an insider, the Heroes alum suffered from "really severe" health issues in the months leading up to her unfortunate death. The actress died at the shocking young age of 36. Her representatives confirmed the news, leaving fans and industry folks reeling from the suddenness of the situation.
Hayden Panettiere's friend Erick Orellana detailed the severity of her health issues that ultimately claimed her life. Orellana told Page Six, "I know she suffered earlier this year with her back." Orellana, also a hairdresser, elucidated that the late actress' pain was "really severe," to the extent that it affected her leg movement. "At one point, it was even hard for her to move her legs," Orellana dished.
The Nashville star was photographed in March with her boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, at Los Angeles International Airport. Panettiere used crutches for mobility, and her hairdresser friend added that she was "starting to be on the mend."
A second source echoed Orellana's sentiments and chimed in that the late actress had other health issues as well. The source said: "Earlier this year, she did seem a little tired at times. But she was a night owl, and… she has a lot on her plate." The insider also alleged that the Remember The ******* ans star "suffered from anxiety at times" and would "occasionally take medication for that. And every so often that could impact her speech."
Panettiere passed away in Greenville, South Carolina, on Sunday, August 16. Authorities made efforts to resuscitate her, but after multiple failed efforts, she was ******* ounced dead at 2:32 p.m.

#hayden

From the 1980s to the early Noughties, we were obsessed with what it meant to be a celebrity in the modern world. When the 2020s felt oh so far away, it was easy to get excited about this new age waiting on the horizon and wonder what the future held for the celebrities that defined pop-culture at the time.
It's fair to say that most of these predictions missed the mark – with some often unflattering futures pegged for certain celebs. Read on to see what the magazines of the day thought the likes of Jennifer Aniston, David Beckham and Billy Dee Williams had in store...
Jennifer Aniston looks completely different from her 2024 prediction
Jennifer Aniston has been the last word in A-list style since she starred as fashionista Rachel Green on Friends. After all, you know you're an icon when people take your headshot to the hairdressers.
In 2004, Star Magazine predicted the future looks of the Friends stars for 2024 and apparently foretold a puffier, grey future for Aniston. Clearly, this one was way off the mark.

#future #friends #noughties #david

Our ******* ysts just identified a stock with the potential to be the next Nvidia. Tell us how you invest and we'll show you why it's our #1 pick. Tap here.
You know that saying, "never be the first to arrive at a party or the last to go home and never, never be both."
We don't think OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has ever heard that.
Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser, who has been with OpenAI for only eight months, this week announced on LinkedIn that she was leaving the company to "pursue other opportunities."
Just a few months ago, in April, Dresser told CNBC regarding OpenAI's enterprise customers,:"I just have never seen this level of conviction spread so quickly and consistently within the industries."

#dresser #tell #chief #revenue

Google (GOOGL) committed up to $40 billion to Anthropic, which is closing the competitive gap as OpenAI delays its public listing.
A $7 billion secondary share sale likely drove two senior OpenAI departures. Golden handcuffs tend to loosen once insiders can finally cash out.
OpenAI named Dali Rajic as replacement CRO the same day Dresser's exit broke, a deliberate move to preserve the IPO window.
Act now: the ******* yst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and Google didn't make the cut. Grab the names FREE today.
OpenAI is on pace to reach annualized revenue of more than $40 billion, roughly double its run rate at the end of last year, and two of its senior executives just announced they are leaving. Those two facts are supposed to point in opposite directions. That they arrived in the same week is the story.

#Google #named #same

Whether he's stepping out at Paris Fashion Week or sending fans into a frenzy over an off-duty airport look, BTS's Kim Taehyung has quietly become one of fashion's most influential dressers. It's only fitting, then, that Champion is the latest brand to tap into his cultural appeal.
Launching today, Taehyung leads Champion's new True Champion campaign, appearing alongside Romeo Beckham, Sofi Tukker, Kyle Kuzma, Danna Paola, Megan Keller, Bella Sims, and Jaalen Best.
Instead of placing him in a traditional sports setting, Champion leans into the everyday wardrobe that has made the idol a style favorite. Think: oversize varsity jackets layered over quarter-zips, relaxed sweatpants, vintage-inspired rugby knits, and retro sneakers, all photographed inside warm, lived-in interiors scattered with cassette tapes, vinyl records, and headphones.
Champion
It's a subtle shift for the American heritage label. While Champion built its reputation on activewear, the new campaign feels just as much about everyday personal style as performance, with Taehyung serving as an obvious bridge between the two.

#everyday #launching

Caitlin Clark probably wants to look her best for WNBA All-Star weekend.
That might explain why the Indiana Fever guard was getting her hair done in her hometown of Des Moines, Iowa, instead of walking the WNBA Orange Carpet on Thursday, July 23, in Chicago.
Clark's hairdresser posted photos of her wavy new do. Clark left a comment, saying: "So fireeeeeeeee - you the best!"

#caitlin #star #fever #orange

When celebrities need a change in their lives or careers, one of the first places they go to is the salon. Keri Russell and the executive producers of "Felicity" created cultural panic when Russell cut her hair on screen, a short hair makeover she later regretted. And in recent years, Kaley Cuoco, Katy Perry, and Zoë Kravitz are a few of the celebs who totally rocked short hair transformations. Whether those ladies knew it or not, in the late '80s, an up-and-coming model named Linda Evangelista paved the way for women to take those big risks with their hair — and it almost ruined her career. Evangelista's cut is now part of fashion industry history. In the 2023 Apple TV+ docuseries "The Super Models" (via Us Weekly), Evangelista said that she lost work immediately after stylist Julien d'Ys cut her long brown waves into a pixie at the suggestion of photographer Peter Lindbergh.
Arthur Elgort/Getty
"I went to Milano to do the fashion shows where I was booked for 20 shows. As I was doing my fittings, and as they were seeing me, they all started canceling me," Evangelista recalled on the series. She said she only ended up doing four shows that year, but then her luck changed. Her open schedule allowed her to book a job with Vogue Italia to be photographed by Steven Meisel. She made the cover, which led to other Vogue features, and suddenly she was booked and busy. In fact, she said her rate quadrupled as she set a trend, leading women to ask their hairdressers for the short, androgynous cut dubbed "The Linda."
Read more: Things You Don't Know About Cote De Pablo
Taylor Hill/Getty Images

#hair