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A portion of a major California highway has been renamed after Hollywood icon James Dean 71 years after he died in a fiery crash on the road while driving to a race in Salinas.
Caltrans officials were joined by representatives of the late star in the town of Cholame on Wednesday where a segment of Highway 46—which connects the coast with the Central Valley—officially became the James Dean Memorial Highway.
"Yesterday's ceremony marked 71 years since Dean's tragic crash, and local leaders, CHP, and community advocates came together with one message: safer roads save lives," the announcement read, referring to the designation near the site of Dean's fatal 1955 crash.
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A 1950 Ford Tudor driven by Donald Turnupseed and James Dean's Porsche collided in a crash on Highway 41 in 1955. newsnationnow.com

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Stars, patrons and fashionistas descended upon Lincoln Center Thursday night for the annual New York City Ballet Fall Fashion Gala. Now in its 14th year, the gala has become one of the fall social calendar's most anticipated events, not only for a night of dance but for the couture costumes as well.
Guests in attendance included Sarah Jessica Parker, the gala's founding chair, as well as Stevie Nicks, Julia Fox, Fran Drescher, Andy Cohen, Nicole Ari Parker, Bridget Everett and more who promenaded down the red carpet and onto the plaza for ***** tails by the fountain before the supper ball.
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Everett, Washington-based Fortive Corporation (FTV) designs, develops, manufactures, and services professional and engineered products, software, and services. Valued at $16.7 billion by market cap, the company focuses on professional instrumentation, automation, sensing, and transportation technologies.
Companies worth $10 billion or more are generally described as "large-cap stocks," and FTV perfectly fits that description, with its market cap exceeding this mark, underscoring its size, influence, and dominance within the scientific & technical instruments industry. FTV stands out for its strong brand recognition and leadership across its IOS, PT, and AHS segments. Its portfolio of established brands creates a durable moat that is hard to replicate, reflecting a sustained commitment to quality, innovation, and service, and supporting long-term growth and profitability.
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Everett, Washington-based Fortive Corporation (FTV) designs, develops, manufactures, and services professional and engineered products, software, and services. Valued at $16.7 billion by market cap, the company focuses on professional instrumentation, automation, sensing, and transportation technologies.
Companies worth $10 billion or more are generally described as "large-cap stocks," and FTV perfectly fits that description, with its market cap exceeding this mark, underscoring its size, influence, and dominance within the scientific & technical instruments industry. FTV stands out for its strong brand recognition and leadership across its IOS, PT, and AHS segments. Its portfolio of established brands creates a durable moat that is hard to replicate, reflecting a sustained commitment to quality, innovation, and service, and supporting long-term growth and profitability.
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#Stock #everett #corporation #valued

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Some might have been surprised to see Stan Verrett back in ESPN's orbit, but not him.
Verrett, who left the Worldwide Leader last year, has returned as host of NFL Total Access on NFL Network. NFL Total Access originally ended in May 2024, but after ESPN acquired NFL Network, the powers that be decided to revive the show.
The new NFL Total Access debuted on Sept. 8 and will air Tuesday through Friday from noon to 2 p.m. ET. Verrett has stayed busy over the past year. The New Orleans native hosted a digital pregame show for the Saints and appeared on the L.A. Clippers, NBA TV, and FanDuel Sports Network, as well as a Twitch show with his former SportsCenter co-anchor, Neil Everett.
We recently caught up with Verrett to discuss his new job.
Note: This interview has been edited and condensed for length and clarity.

#total #show #leader #espn

Neville Everett, Executive Vice President and Special Advisor to the CEO at The Cigna Group (NYSE:CI), sold 617 shares of common stock on Sept. 3, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing.
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Sep. 6—While many people across the state were paying attention to a certain college football game in Seattle, fans of the Spokane Indians had one last chance to see their "boys of summer" play at Avista Stadium on Sunday.
And though the chance at a postseason appearance evaporated a while ago, that didn't damper anyone's enthusiasm on "fan appreciation day" at the ballpark — not the 4,974 in the stands nor the players on the field.
Robert Calaz clubbed two long home runs to continue his torrid late-season hitting prowess and the Indians handled the Everett AquaSox 10-4 in the finale of the 2026 Northwest League regular season.
"(Starting pitcher Yuma) Herrera did a great job on the mound," manager Tom Sutaris said. "We came out swinging the bats. It was a really, really good start. We got good pitching, and it was a fun one."
Calaz, a 20-year-old prospect from Dominican Republic, hit just .208 over the first four months of the season. But in 24 games since Aug. 1, he's hit .333/.414/.663 with eight of his 12 homers this season.

#season #indians #chance #really

There's no more recognisable moustache in Hollywood than the one gracing Tom Selleck's upper lip, but try – as impossible as it seems – to imagine the star before his unbuttoned Hawaiian shirts and star detective skills. There were two people there from the very start, watching him grow into the ultimate Hollywood A-lister. But who raised the icon we know and love today? Read on to meet Tom's parents, and find out what role his father took that went a step above Dad...
Robert D. Selleck was a successful real estate developer
Born in December 1921 in Lapeer, Michigan, Robert 'Bob' D. Selleck made a living as a San Fernando Valley real estate developer. He also participated on several planning committees including the Southern California Committee for the 1984 Olympic Games.
He shared the screen with his famous son on two occasions, guest starring on Hawaii-based detective classic Magnum, P.I. in 1985 during the series' sixth season as Grandpa Everett, and again with an uncredited appearance in 1987.
Martha was hardworking and charitable

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Late-night talk shows in the 1970s were meant to be easygoing, low-stakes affairs—a way for fans to get to know their favorite Hollywood stars in an era devoid of 24/7 social media coverage. Guests smiled, plugged their latest projects, and tried to get laughs from the audience. Like today, these shows often featured a cross-section of talent across movies, music, TV, sports, and even politics. A panel might contain individuals with wildly different points of view, which could lead to occasional, if unintentional, fireworks.
A taping of The **** Cavett Show in 1972 illustrates just how easily things could explode.
Actress and comedian Lily Tomlin was the first guest of the evening. She was there to promote her new comedy album, and everything seemed to be going according to plan. Tomlin was asked about being a cheerleader in high school and auditioning for Cavett's program before she shot to fame on TV's Laugh-In. If you haven't seen her portrayals of the snarky, snorting telephone operator Ernestine or her precocious little girl character, Edith Ann, do yourself a favor and watch.
After a commercial break, actor Chad Everett sat down next to Tomlin as Cavett's second guest on the panel. That's when everything started to go awry.
Everett, who played a doctor on the series Medical Center, was there to hype a TV nature special that he had narrated. Naturally, this led Cavett to lob a few softball questions about Everett's love of the outdoors and what life was like at home on his ranch.

#everett #hollywood

Mandy Moore tells PEOPLE about sending her sons Gus and Ozzie to kindergarten and preschool, respectively, this school year
The singer and actress is partnering with ABCmouse, praising its educational and ad-free platform for her kids' screen time
Moore says she cherishes having her youngest, Lou, at home for another year before all three kids are in school
It's back-to-school season for Mandy Moore!
The singer and actress is a mom to three kids — sons August "Gus" Harrison, 5, and Oscar "Ozzie" Bennett, 3, as well as daughter Louise "Lou" Everett, 23 months — with her husband of eight years, Taylor Goldsmith.

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Several times over the past few weeks since getting promoted to High-A, members of the Eugene Emeralds staff have provided gentle reminders to Cam Maldonado that he was closing in on a 20-20 season.
"Two more homers for 20-20," they'd say, noting what Maldonado needed to notch at least 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases in the same season. He appreciated the updates, but took it all in stride.
Still, when Eugene traveled to Everett, Washington this week for a six-game series with the AquaSox, Maldonado figured he'd have a good chance at reaching the milestone. Funko Field, after all, has a reputation as a real hitter's paradise.
It sure was for Maldonado on Thursday night.
The Wolcott product and former Hamden Hall star stepped up to the plate as the second batter of the ballgame and clubbed a two-run homer on a 1-2 pitch over the left-field wall. Two innings later, on a 2-1 pitch, Maldonado led off the third with another homer to left to reach the 20-20 mark for the season.

#season #high #emeralds

By Sunday evening, the Pittsburgh Steelers will trim their 90-man training camp roster down to just 53 players. We decided to ask AI to make a roster prediction to see if it can get it right and where the algorithm stands on the idea of the Steelers keeping four quarterbacks on the roster. In this simulation, the AI
Offense (25)Quarterbacks (3): Aaron Rodgers, Mason Rudolph, Drew AllarRunning Backs (3): Jaylen Warren, Rico Dowdle, Travis HomerWide Receivers (6): DK Metcalf, Michael Pittman Jr., Roman Wilson, Germie Bernard, Ben Skowronek, Kaden WetjenTight Ends / Fullback (4): Pat Freiermuth, Darnell Washington, Robert Tonyan, Riley Nowakowski (FB)Offensive Line (9): Troy Fautanu, Broderick Jones, Zach Frazier, Mason McCormick, Spencer Anderson, Dylan Cook, Brock Hoffman, Gennings Dunker, Max IheanachorDefense (25)Defensive Line (6): Cameron Heyward, Keeanu Benton, Derrick Harmon, Yahya Black, Sebastian Joseph-Day, Gabriel RubioOutside Linebackers (4): T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith, Nick Herbig, Jack SawyerInside Linebackers (5): Patrick Queen, Payton Wilson, Elandon Roberts, Cole Holcomb, Carson BruenerCornerbacks (6): Joey Porter Jr., Jalen Ramsey, Jamel Dean, Asante Samuel Jr., Brandin Echols, Daylen EveretteSafeties (4): DeShon Elliott, Jaquan Brisker, Rayshawn Jenkins, Robert Spears-JenningsSpecial Teams (3)Kicker (1): Chris BoswellPunter (1): Cameron JohnstonLong Snapper (1): Christian Kuntz
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#steelers #line #sunday

LANSING — Here is quick reaction from **** ton's season-opening road rout of Everett at Archie Ross Memorial Stadium.
WILLIE BROWN, **** TON — The senior has attracted college interest and showed his abilities on both offense and defense while scoring the first two touchdowns of the game. He has a TD reception on a fourth down play to cap a strong opening drive for the J-Dubbs. Brown added an 80-yard interception return for a score in the opening half.
In a game that featured six turnovers in the opening half — three from each team — **** ton gained some separation when Abdual Carter Foreman rushed for a TD on the J-Dubbs opening drive of the second half. That touchdown stretched the J-Dubbs lead to 26-0.
The J-Dubbs ended a two-game losing streak to Everett with the season-opening win that marked the biggest for **** ton in the rivalry since a 49-7 win in 2017. **** ton also gets big bragging rights among Lansing city schools and has a shot to be champs in the city if it beats Eastern in Week 9. The victory also give the J-Dubbs some momentum entering a big Week 2 road game against Portland to open CAAC White play. Portland has been the top team in the White the last several seasons.
"We were able to just execute and just put more points on the board (Thursday against Everett), but facing Portland, it requires a lot more discipline than we played with today. We had quite a few mental errors, a lot of flags thrown. We've got to be extremely disciplined. I know I've said that word a lot, but that's what it really takes to beat a team like that." — **** ton coach Willie Dillard

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A Florida high school football player has been held on a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) hold for over a week, as first reported by TCPalm, part of the USA TODAY Network.
Emmanuel Nelson, an 18-year-old senior at Port St. Lucie High School, was driving a silver Toyota SUV when he was pulled over for going 45 mph in a 20-mph school zone, according to St. Lucie County court records obtained by USA TODAY. He received a citation for unlawful speed in a school zone on Wednesday, Aug. 19.
According to the police report, which was obtained by USA TODAY on Aug. 27, in the midst of the traffic stop, the officer ran Nelson's driver's license, which revealed he wasn't a U.S. citizen and that his working permits had expired. Nelson is originally from Haiti.
Because Nelson is a documented non-U.S. citizen, the officer contacted ICE, which placed a detainer on Nelson to determine where he should be placed into deportation proceedings. He was then arrested in handcuffs and transported to the St. Lucie County jail, where he was held for a week before being transferred to ICE custody in Broward County, where he remains as of this publication.
"It's just been a weird situation for the whole team, and it's not just for me," Port St. Lucie head coach Everette Alford told TCPalm. "All of his best friends are out there on the field, and they're missing him."

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S2 Capital sold two Dallas-Fort Worth apartment properties this summer, marking at least its third North Texas multifamily disposition of the year.
Both sales came after S2 told investors in July that their equity in the firm's value-add fund and multifamily REIT had been wiped out.
S2 is now raising up to $130 million for a continuation vehicle to roll 26 **** ets forward, a plan facing scrutiny over leverage and conflicts of interest.
Scott Everett's S2 Capital sold two apartment properties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this summer, according to The Real Deal, as the beleaguered multifamily investor works to raise capital for another fund. The dispositions add to a string of North Texas sales this year as S2 works through a rocky stretch for its existing portfolio, one marked by wiped-out investor equity and mounting legal pressure on its founder.

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After One Life to Live, Hayden starred on Guiding Light from the age of 7, before appearing in A Bug's Life, Ally McBeal, and Malcolm in the Middle throughout her childhood.
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Few trial-by-fire moments in the NFL match the challenge of lining up against Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf in a high-stakes, two-minute drill. For rookie cornerback Daylen Everette, that trial came early in training camp and provided a crucial blueprint for his professional mindset.
During an intense two-minute drill early in summer practices, the coaching staff threw Everette directly into coverage against Metcalf. While the star wide receiver ultimately hauled in a contested catch, the experience offered the third-round draft pick an invaluable lesson in the mental resilience required to play cornerback in the NFL.
Rather than letting a tough rep against an elite veteran affect his confidence, Everette pointed to that exact matchup as the foundation for developing a short-term memory on the field.
In a recent interview with Steelers Missi Matthews from training camp, Everette shared how critical Metcalf has been to his development.
"I mean, you just at the position I play, you just have you have to have that next play mentality," Everette explained when reflecting on the matchup against Metcalf.

#metcalf #steelers #receiver

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Coach Mark Few put the Gonzaga Bulldogs program and the university in Spokane, Washington, on the map. An underdog who built something that was never supposed to happen at a tiny Jesuit institution in the Inland Northwest.
Forget all the wins, championships, and NBA pedigree from its alumni for a second; his presence helped the school's enrollment and finances throughout the last 27 years. Helping grow other educational disciplines, such as mine with the Department of Integrated Media, and others. This situation for both parties was a match made in heaven from the beginning.
Along with Few, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's Class of 2026 inducted coach Doc Rivers, coach Mike D'Antoni, forward/center Amar'e Stoudemire, forward Chamique Holdsclaw, forward Candace Parker, forward Elena Delle Donne, referee Joey Crawford, and the 1996 U.S. Olympic Women's Basketball Team. The group received their "Naismith Orange" jackets the day before at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut.
In attendance for Few's ceremony were, first and foremost, his family: wife Marcy Laca, sons AJ, Joe, Colt, and daughter Julia. His presenters were Hall of Famer John Stockton, Arkansas Razorbacks coach John Calipari, and Managing Director of USA Basketball Grant Hill.
Arizona Wildcats coach Tommy Lloyd, former Villanova Wildcats coach Jay Wright, sportscaster Neil Everett showed their love for Few. As well as some of his past and current staff members like **** istant coaches Brian Michaelson, RJay Barsh, Zach Norvell, Dan Monson, Bill Grier, Ray Giacoletti, Ricky Fois, and Roger Powell.

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The Dallas Cowboys have cleared the first true hurdle of training camp, and now can set their eyes on the next, the opening exhibition game. On Tuesday, the Cowboys traveled down from Oxnard, CA so they could take on the Los Angeles Rams in a joint practice. Next up, a Saturday trip up the Pacific Coast so they can battle against the World Champion Seattle Seahawks.
And with that game barreling towards both clubs, the Cowboys press room sent out the unofficial depth chart for the preseason opener. It's the first real look at the pecking order of things that have been reported on during training camp practices, and it includes some noteworthy things.
From the outside looking in, the question about the OL is how many make the opening roster? The starting five is set, left to right being Tyler Guyton, Tyler Smith, Cooper Beebe, Tyler Booker and Terence Steele. TJ Bass is the top backup, with Nate Thomas and rookie Drew Shelton forming a consistently mocked group of eight OL.
Will they carry a ninth or an even 10? Can last year's late-round pick Ajani Cornelius convince them to carry five tackles, knowing Tyler Smith can slide outside? Does it make more sense to bring guard Nick Leverett to the regular season, or what about UDFAs Shiyazh Pete and DJ Wingfield?
As a fifth-round pick at the running back position, many expected Blue to be a part of the Cowboys' rotation on offense in 2025. However poor work ethic seemed to mar almost all of his rookie campaign, leading many to wonder if the club would move past the thought of him this year. He's seemed to correct those issues, reporting with a renewed focus and breaking several big plays through the first two weeks of camp.

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Dana White's ***** istant could earn a UFC contract in a few weeks.
Sal Everett, an undefeated fighter and UFC employee who, in recent years, has served as a runner for White, will compete on Dana White's Contender Series. The show, which has been labeled a "UFC job interview" for fighters, brings in competitors with all sorts of interesting stories. However, a UFC employee fighting for a UFC contract is something completely unprecedented – and White can't wait to see what happens.
"Yeah, I'm excited," White told MMA Junkie and other reporters during a media scrum at the Meta APEX. "He is a great kid, and everybody in this company loves him. I feel bad for whoever he's fighting. He's gonna feel like he's coming into enemy territory, when that is not the case.
"These are some of those – you know, it's like Callum Walsh. I was working with Callum early on in his career, and I feel like anybody that comes into Zuffa Boxing feels like they're the odd man out, which is not the case. You come in here and, if Sal's good enough, then he's gonna make it, and he's gonna get a contract. If he's not, then he's gotta figure out what he's gonna do next."
Everett (4-0) will face Ozzy Martin on Oct. 6, which will be the penultimate week of the upcoming season of DWCS. White often speaks about how he enters each week of the show without knowing anything about the fighters he's about to watch compete for a UFC contract, but that will be far from the norm when Everett steps into the cage against another undefeated fighter in Martin (4-0).

#contract #gonna #feel #callum

On Thursday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers kick off the preseason against the Green Bay Packers and here's what to watch for on defense.
We don't expect to see much if any, of the Steelers top edge defenders, but this will be a great chance to see how far Jack Sawyer has come since his rookie season.
Rookie cornerback Daylen Everett and safety Robert Spears-Jennings have been tremendous in camp and we can't wait to see them go against the Packers offense on Thursday night as they put up the depth chart.
Benton has been working at defensive end and we can't wait to see what he can do. On a related note, we are excited to see Yahya Black in Benton's old spot at nose tackle.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers vs Packers: What to watch for on defense this week

#packers

After iconic roles such as Betty Rizzo in Grease, First Lady Abbey Bartlet on The West Wing, and Aunt Frances Owens in Practical Magic, it appears Stockard Channing may be looking toward retirement rather than her next big role.
In a recent interview with The Times, the actress got candid about where she stands in her career, while also sharing some unfiltered thoughts on politics, how Hollywood has perceived her over the years, and whether another role could tempt her back to the screen.
While Channing hasn't officially announced her retirement, she doesn't exactly sound like someone anxiously waiting for the phone to ring. After more than five decades on stage and screen, the actress seems perfectly comfortable with the possibility that her next chapter may not involve acting at all.
Speaking to current projects, Channing stated that she is now working behind the scenes instead of in front of audiences, as she helms a stage production for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. "I am directing Krapp's Last Tape in Edinburgh this year — with my good friend David Westhead," said the actress. "But I'm not sure I'll do anything after that. Acting is like everything in life; you never know what's going to happen."
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#actress #Retirement #like

The last time that Berlin Little League sent a team to the Little League Mid-Atlantic regional tournament at Breen Field in Bristol, Conn., they battled their way to the 2018 championship game by winning three elimination games.
This time out, Berlin manager Anthony Torreullas reminded his players that there is still plenty of baseball left to play, even after a heartbreaking 7-6 loss to Washington DC on Aug. 9.
Berlin led 5-1 and 6-3 before Capitol Hill Little League manufactured four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning thanks to two walks, two hits and two Maryland errors to have a 7-6 lead going into the sixth inning.
Berlin had the tying run on when Jonah Isett was hit by a pitch, but Everett Choi struck out the last two hitters to end the game. Berlin will play either Pennsylvania or Delaware on Monday at 5 p.m. in an elimination game.
"We said to just keep their heads up," Torreullas said. "They played a great game against a really great team and came out not on the victorious end, but I am proud of them. They showed a lot of fight. We fought all the way to that last pitch.

#league #game

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