2 hours ago
Nikola Jokic is in the headlines, not for something he did, but for a proposal that a Greek club offered to the Denver Nuggets superstar.
Dimitrios Giannakopoulos is the owner of the Panathinaikos Basketball Club in Athens, Greece. The Greek businessman said he made a "proposal" to the Nuggets to buy out the final season of Jokic's current NBA contract. Despite getting a rejection, he believes he will have better fortunes of signing Jokic away in the 2027 offseason.
"People are going to say, 'OK, now he's joking,'" Giannakopoulos told the "Euro Insiders" podcast. "I did make a very serious proposal this year both to his team and to him. I got a rejection. I know that he has one more year of a contract."
"It took a few seconds [for the Nuggets] to say, 'Who? Greece? Where? What? Bye,'" Giannakopoulos said. "But let's wait until next year."
Raznatovic longtime agent, Misko Raznatovic, has confirmed that Giannakopoulos was telling the truth.
#greek
Dimitrios Giannakopoulos is the owner of the Panathinaikos Basketball Club in Athens, Greece. The Greek businessman said he made a "proposal" to the Nuggets to buy out the final season of Jokic's current NBA contract. Despite getting a rejection, he believes he will have better fortunes of signing Jokic away in the 2027 offseason.
"People are going to say, 'OK, now he's joking,'" Giannakopoulos told the "Euro Insiders" podcast. "I did make a very serious proposal this year both to his team and to him. I got a rejection. I know that he has one more year of a contract."
"It took a few seconds [for the Nuggets] to say, 'Who? Greece? Where? What? Bye,'" Giannakopoulos said. "But let's wait until next year."
Raznatovic longtime agent, Misko Raznatovic, has confirmed that Giannakopoulos was telling the truth.
#greek
15 hours ago
Royce White isn't shy about confidence. The former Houston Rockets first-round pick, who played briefly for the Sacramento Kings before his NBA career fizzled, has never had a problem saying the loud thing out loud.
After Sophie Cunningham started facing heat for taking a stand against the anti-trans athlete debate, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
White declared his intention to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft, telling reporters he now identifies as transgender for the purposes of professional basketball, and in an interview with Matt Gaetz, he took shots at Caitlin Clark.
The moment came during an appearance on Matt Gaetz's show, when Gaetz pushed White on the obvious question: what happens in the locker room. Would he feel out of place?
White didn't dodge it. "I think I'd probably be the marginalized one in that environment," he said, then added, only half-joking, that the league might have to build him his own locker room. "That would be quite the twist of fate."
#white #room
After Sophie Cunningham started facing heat for taking a stand against the anti-trans athlete debate, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
White declared his intention to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft, telling reporters he now identifies as transgender for the purposes of professional basketball, and in an interview with Matt Gaetz, he took shots at Caitlin Clark.
The moment came during an appearance on Matt Gaetz's show, when Gaetz pushed White on the obvious question: what happens in the locker room. Would he feel out of place?
White didn't dodge it. "I think I'd probably be the marginalized one in that environment," he said, then added, only half-joking, that the league might have to build him his own locker room. "That would be quite the twist of fate."
#white #room
21 hours ago
Hilaria Baldwin shared a joking Instagram post stating that misread a troll's comment calling her "vacuous" as "vivacious" due to her dyslexia
"POV: you have to do a google search before you can even be offended by the hate comment," she wrote
Baldwin has been open about living with ADHD and dyslexia in the past, sharing that the diagnoses can impact her speech, focus, and self-confidence
Hilaria Baldwin is laughing off a social media comment left by an internet troll— particularly because she misread it as a compliment.
In an Instagram post shared on Saturday, Aug. 8, Baldwin, 42, responded to a comment criticizing her for being "vacuous" — though she later confessed that her dyslexia made her think the comment was praising her.
#vacuous
"POV: you have to do a google search before you can even be offended by the hate comment," she wrote
Baldwin has been open about living with ADHD and dyslexia in the past, sharing that the diagnoses can impact her speech, focus, and self-confidence
Hilaria Baldwin is laughing off a social media comment left by an internet troll— particularly because she misread it as a compliment.
In an Instagram post shared on Saturday, Aug. 8, Baldwin, 42, responded to a comment criticizing her for being "vacuous" — though she later confessed that her dyslexia made her think the comment was praising her.
#vacuous
22 hours ago
Mauricio Umansky is pondering his political future.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 56, opened up about his political aspirations during the Monday, August 10, episode of the Money Rehab podcast, where he revealed that he's thought a lot about running for mayor of Los Angeles.
"I'm not running for mayor yet. I never said never," Umansky said Monday. "Maybe one day. I've thought about it a lot, but not yet… I'm a registered independent, and I believe in the middle. I think we've lost the middle. I think it's kind of gone, which is kind of sad."
The Agency cofounder said he'd like to bring that "middle" back to American politics amid such an "extremist" period in the country's history, telling host Nicole Lapin that there needs to be a push for "finding balance and finding that middle again."
Joking that he'd like to "make L.A. great again," Umansky said that he believes Los Angeles could benefit from a dose of the "Reaganomics" made famous by the late California governor and former president Ronald Reagan.
#political
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 56, opened up about his political aspirations during the Monday, August 10, episode of the Money Rehab podcast, where he revealed that he's thought a lot about running for mayor of Los Angeles.
"I'm not running for mayor yet. I never said never," Umansky said Monday. "Maybe one day. I've thought about it a lot, but not yet… I'm a registered independent, and I believe in the middle. I think we've lost the middle. I think it's kind of gone, which is kind of sad."
The Agency cofounder said he'd like to bring that "middle" back to American politics amid such an "extremist" period in the country's history, telling host Nicole Lapin that there needs to be a push for "finding balance and finding that middle again."
Joking that he'd like to "make L.A. great again," Umansky said that he believes Los Angeles could benefit from a dose of the "Reaganomics" made famous by the late California governor and former president Ronald Reagan.
#political
2 days ago
Kate Ferdinand has hit back at claims that she married Rio Ferdinand for his money, joking that anyone searching for an easy wealthy husband would hardly have chosen the complicated family situation she stepped into.
The former TOWIE star addressed the "gold digger" label during a Blended discussion with Rio and co-host Cilla Kessie. Kate pointed to the reality of becoming a stepmother to Rio's three children while they were still navigating the death of their mother, Rebecca Ellison.
"I always say if I wanted to pick a rich man I could have picked a lot easier one without all the kids," Kate said. She told Rio that she chose him because she loved him, while acknowledging that their relationship has included both rewarding and difficult periods.
Rio also reflected on how dramatically Kate's life changed after they became a couple. He admitted there have been times when he has wondered whether she would have had a far less complicated life without him and the family responsibilities that came with their relationship.
Kate directly addressed ******* umptions about Rio's wealth during the conversation. "People think I'm a gold digger, I'm with him for money," she said in comments also reported by The Sun.
#kate #complicated #family #relationship
The former TOWIE star addressed the "gold digger" label during a Blended discussion with Rio and co-host Cilla Kessie. Kate pointed to the reality of becoming a stepmother to Rio's three children while they were still navigating the death of their mother, Rebecca Ellison.
"I always say if I wanted to pick a rich man I could have picked a lot easier one without all the kids," Kate said. She told Rio that she chose him because she loved him, while acknowledging that their relationship has included both rewarding and difficult periods.
Rio also reflected on how dramatically Kate's life changed after they became a couple. He admitted there have been times when he has wondered whether she would have had a far less complicated life without him and the family responsibilities that came with their relationship.
Kate directly addressed ******* umptions about Rio's wealth during the conversation. "People think I'm a gold digger, I'm with him for money," she said in comments also reported by The Sun.
#kate #complicated #family #relationship
3 days ago
CHENNAI: If Javagal Srinath had been the match referee when Sourav Ganguly famously kept Steve Waugh waiting for the toss at Eden Gardens in 2001 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the former India captain might well have faced a suspension.
"I would have banned Sourav for a few games!" Srinath said at EEMAGINE event by recalling the incident, which has been regarded as an act of gamesmanship that disturbed Waugh and the Australian team during the course of the famous series that India won 2-1. Ganguly later said that he couldn't find his blazer which led to the delay, but that's highly debatable.
Srinath, however, praised Ganguly's leadership, particularly his ability to nurture youngsters such as Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and Virender Sehwag. He felt Indian cricket underwent a major transformation after the match-fixing scandal of the late 1990s, with players developing a collective resolve to restore the game's image.
"There was a bit of a resoluteness in each and every player to really put that image back and then prove the world that cricket is superior, cricket is clean," Srinath said. He added that leadership came from the top four or five players being on the same page, which helped India not only start winning consistently at home but also turn the corner overseas.
Srinath recalled that between 1991 and 1997-98, India struggled to win abroad, but things began changing from 1999 onwards.
Looking back at the 2003 World Cup final against Australia, Srinath revealed that he had wanted India to bat first after a discussion within the team. "I was one of the guys who said we should always bat first and then put them under pressure," he said. But Ganguly had a different view. And once the decision was made, Srinath said the team had to move on, but Australia were simply too strong.
He recalled recommending Zaheer to selector Chandu Borde after watching the left-arm pacer take six wickets against Air India while representing the MRF Pace Foundation. When Borde jokingly asked what would happen to Srinath if Zaheer was picked, his response was simple: "If he's good, he replaces me."
Srinath also revealed that Rahul Dravid was "not the best roommate," joking about the former India batter's habit of leaving things scattered, while describing Venkatesh Prasad as extremely "spick and span".
On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Srinath cautioned against comparisons with Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli, stressing that different eras bring different challenges.
"When you judge a player it's just not the white ball, it is the red ball cricket as well. Sooryavanshi is a wonderful talent, I think he's still too young. I hope he develops the maturity like Sachin and has that strong head on his shoulders like Virat."
Srinath also called for a better balance between bat and ball, pointing to shorter boundaries, bigger bats and less ***** ounced seams. "Something needs to be done to bring some balance into this game," he said.
#srinath #ganguly
"I would have banned Sourav for a few games!" Srinath said at EEMAGINE event by recalling the incident, which has been regarded as an act of gamesmanship that disturbed Waugh and the Australian team during the course of the famous series that India won 2-1. Ganguly later said that he couldn't find his blazer which led to the delay, but that's highly debatable.
Srinath, however, praised Ganguly's leadership, particularly his ability to nurture youngsters such as Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and Virender Sehwag. He felt Indian cricket underwent a major transformation after the match-fixing scandal of the late 1990s, with players developing a collective resolve to restore the game's image.
"There was a bit of a resoluteness in each and every player to really put that image back and then prove the world that cricket is superior, cricket is clean," Srinath said. He added that leadership came from the top four or five players being on the same page, which helped India not only start winning consistently at home but also turn the corner overseas.
Srinath recalled that between 1991 and 1997-98, India struggled to win abroad, but things began changing from 1999 onwards.
Looking back at the 2003 World Cup final against Australia, Srinath revealed that he had wanted India to bat first after a discussion within the team. "I was one of the guys who said we should always bat first and then put them under pressure," he said. But Ganguly had a different view. And once the decision was made, Srinath said the team had to move on, but Australia were simply too strong.
He recalled recommending Zaheer to selector Chandu Borde after watching the left-arm pacer take six wickets against Air India while representing the MRF Pace Foundation. When Borde jokingly asked what would happen to Srinath if Zaheer was picked, his response was simple: "If he's good, he replaces me."
Srinath also revealed that Rahul Dravid was "not the best roommate," joking about the former India batter's habit of leaving things scattered, while describing Venkatesh Prasad as extremely "spick and span".
On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Srinath cautioned against comparisons with Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli, stressing that different eras bring different challenges.
"When you judge a player it's just not the white ball, it is the red ball cricket as well. Sooryavanshi is a wonderful talent, I think he's still too young. I hope he develops the maturity like Sachin and has that strong head on his shoulders like Virat."
Srinath also called for a better balance between bat and ball, pointing to shorter boundaries, bigger bats and less ***** ounced seams. "Something needs to be done to bring some balance into this game," he said.
#srinath #ganguly
5 days ago
A potential return to football for Aaron Donald is becoming more realistic. The retired defensive tackle participated in an official "tryout" with his longtime team, the Los Angeles Rams, on Wednesday, according to the NFL's transaction wire. Rams head coach Sean McVay jokingly described it as the "best tryout we've ever had," and the workout appears to be another step toward Donald ending his retirement.
Should Donald return within the next two weeks, the New Orleans Saints could be among the first teams to see the three-time Defensive Player of the Year back on a football field. The Saints are scheduled to hold a joint practice with the Rams on Aug. 20 before the teams meet in their preseason game at SoFi Stadium on Aug. 22. It is unlikely, though, that Donald would participate in a preseason game, but seeing him in a joint practice is certainly a possibility.
That could create a difficult test for a Saints offensive line that has made improving the running game one of its biggest offseason priorities. Donald would join a loaded Rams defensive front that included reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, a major catalyst in Donald's exploration of returning to the NFL.
Donald, who retired after the 2023 season, recorded 111 career sacks, 176 tackles for loss, and 24 forced fumbles in his 10-year career. He was a 10-time Pro Bowler and an eight-time First-Team All-Pro, and he terrorized the Saints offensive line at some of its strongest points over his decade in the NFL. Even at 35 years old, a return would immediately become one of the NFL's biggest stories — and the Saints might be given the first up-close look.
This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Saints could be first to see Rams star Aaron Donald if he unretires
#first
Should Donald return within the next two weeks, the New Orleans Saints could be among the first teams to see the three-time Defensive Player of the Year back on a football field. The Saints are scheduled to hold a joint practice with the Rams on Aug. 20 before the teams meet in their preseason game at SoFi Stadium on Aug. 22. It is unlikely, though, that Donald would participate in a preseason game, but seeing him in a joint practice is certainly a possibility.
That could create a difficult test for a Saints offensive line that has made improving the running game one of its biggest offseason priorities. Donald would join a loaded Rams defensive front that included reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, a major catalyst in Donald's exploration of returning to the NFL.
Donald, who retired after the 2023 season, recorded 111 career sacks, 176 tackles for loss, and 24 forced fumbles in his 10-year career. He was a 10-time Pro Bowler and an eight-time First-Team All-Pro, and he terrorized the Saints offensive line at some of its strongest points over his decade in the NFL. Even at 35 years old, a return would immediately become one of the NFL's biggest stories — and the Saints might be given the first up-close look.
This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Saints could be first to see Rams star Aaron Donald if he unretires
#first
5 days ago
WNBA All-Star Weekend is nearly two weeks in the rearview, but the virality of the StudBudz's 72-hour Twitch stream knows no bounds. Last year, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert was caught dancing to "Knuck If You Buck," and Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve jokingly blamed AI for her viral dancing clip.
This year, ESPN's Holly Rowe produced the WNBA All-Star clip that will endure.
Rowe was on her usual sideline duty for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game at the United Center in Chicago on July 25. The Emmy-winning reporter went viral during the game for a walk-and-talk interview gone wrong with Olivia Miles. After the game, she went viral again for dancing to Sheck Wes' "Mo Bamba" in the club.
"You know who was on the stream, though? Your girl, Holly!" Indiana Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston said the latest episode of the Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah Boston podcast. "Big Holly! Big Holly!"
Boston mimicked Rowe's dance moves, while Parker hit the stank face in approval.
#dancing
This year, ESPN's Holly Rowe produced the WNBA All-Star clip that will endure.
Rowe was on her usual sideline duty for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game at the United Center in Chicago on July 25. The Emmy-winning reporter went viral during the game for a walk-and-talk interview gone wrong with Olivia Miles. After the game, she went viral again for dancing to Sheck Wes' "Mo Bamba" in the club.
"You know who was on the stream, though? Your girl, Holly!" Indiana Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston said the latest episode of the Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah Boston podcast. "Big Holly! Big Holly!"
Boston mimicked Rowe's dance moves, while Parker hit the stank face in approval.
#dancing
5 days ago
Demetrious Johnson hopes Usman Nurmagomedov secures a big bag if he joins the UFC.
Lightweight champion Nurmagomedov (22-0) completed the final fight of his PFL contract when he knocked out Archie Colgan in this past Friday's PFL New York main event at UBS Arena.
During his post-fight interview, Nurmagomedov jokingly confronted Jake Paul about his digs towards UFC fighter pay in wake of PFL's merger with MVP.
"If I was Dana, I would pay Usman Nurmagomedov whatever the f*ck he wants to take him away from the PFL merger because you're stealing a star from their organization," Johnson said on his YouTube channel. "I like the position that Usman is in.
"He's beaten everybody over there, and if he is an athlete that wants to test himself against the best in the lightweight division, I think it would be sick to have him fight in the UFC lightweight division when you've got Justin Gaethje, Ilia Topuria ... there are some good fights over there."
#nurmagomedov #fight #johnson
Lightweight champion Nurmagomedov (22-0) completed the final fight of his PFL contract when he knocked out Archie Colgan in this past Friday's PFL New York main event at UBS Arena.
During his post-fight interview, Nurmagomedov jokingly confronted Jake Paul about his digs towards UFC fighter pay in wake of PFL's merger with MVP.
"If I was Dana, I would pay Usman Nurmagomedov whatever the f*ck he wants to take him away from the PFL merger because you're stealing a star from their organization," Johnson said on his YouTube channel. "I like the position that Usman is in.
"He's beaten everybody over there, and if he is an athlete that wants to test himself against the best in the lightweight division, I think it would be sick to have him fight in the UFC lightweight division when you've got Justin Gaethje, Ilia Topuria ... there are some good fights over there."
#nurmagomedov #fight #johnson
5 days ago
A$AP Rocky recently opened up about how becoming a girl dad to his and partner Rihanna's baby daughter, Rocki, has changed him. The couple also share sons, Riot, 3, and RZA, 4. In a wide-ranging interview, he spoke about his journey as a musician, Rihanna, and their roles as parents.
For the latest episode of BET Networks' "The Jason Lee Show," A$AP Rocky sat down with his longtime friend Jason Lee to speak about how his and Rihanna's baby daughter, Rocki, made him "ultra gentle." Towards the end of the interview, Lee asked the rapper how he loved all of his kids "differently, but not more than the other."
The "Fashion Killa" artist said, "RZA was my first, so by the time Riot was born, I already had to learn how to — not learn, but I naturally just love both of them equally, right? The thing was it was like big brother, little brother." He continued, "By the time Rocki came, it was like, 'Oh snap, this is different because this is a girl, so you got to handle them a little bit differently.'"
A$AP Rocky then revealed, "I'm really sensitive with my kids and really gentle with them, but like with her, I was ultra, ultra gentle." He then jokingly noted, "She turned out being the toughest, more than her brothers. She'll like grab your nose, squeeze it, [and] she takes my braids, yanks it. I'll be like, 'Damn, girl. Why you beating up Daddy for?'"
Elaborating on his relationship with his children, the rapper clarified that he does not have any favorites. "I'm a present dad. I don't favoritize any of them," he said. "They all have such different personalities that you love each of them for what it's worth."
#like #riot #daughter
For the latest episode of BET Networks' "The Jason Lee Show," A$AP Rocky sat down with his longtime friend Jason Lee to speak about how his and Rihanna's baby daughter, Rocki, made him "ultra gentle." Towards the end of the interview, Lee asked the rapper how he loved all of his kids "differently, but not more than the other."
The "Fashion Killa" artist said, "RZA was my first, so by the time Riot was born, I already had to learn how to — not learn, but I naturally just love both of them equally, right? The thing was it was like big brother, little brother." He continued, "By the time Rocki came, it was like, 'Oh snap, this is different because this is a girl, so you got to handle them a little bit differently.'"
A$AP Rocky then revealed, "I'm really sensitive with my kids and really gentle with them, but like with her, I was ultra, ultra gentle." He then jokingly noted, "She turned out being the toughest, more than her brothers. She'll like grab your nose, squeeze it, [and] she takes my braids, yanks it. I'll be like, 'Damn, girl. Why you beating up Daddy for?'"
Elaborating on his relationship with his children, the rapper clarified that he does not have any favorites. "I'm a present dad. I don't favoritize any of them," he said. "They all have such different personalities that you love each of them for what it's worth."
#like #riot #daughter
6 days ago
What would you do with $2-5 million?
Buy a reasonably priced home? Not in this market. What about paying off some debt? That's a reasonable idea. Set aside a little to wager on some college football? Could win or lose yourself some money that way. (It is Vegas we're talking about after all.) You could also buy roughly 2 million Mountain Dew Baja Blasts from Taco Bell if you are like me and love the Bell.
But, as one of our recent SB Nation Reacts Surveys will show, plenty of you would use that chunk of change to purchase the UNLV men's basketball team that is TOTALLY NOT FOR SALE if you ask Josh Pastner (again).
Forty percent of voters picked the $2-5 million range, which felt like a low-ball given how that is the going rate for some of college sport's most coveted players. How much can one UNLV men's basketball be worth? Possibly one whole Yaxel Lendeborg, apparently.
Thirty percent picked $10 million and up, which was what UNLV head coach Josh Pastner valued his team at when he jokingly said someone should buy the program, which started this fun hypothetical — one that feels all too possible with private equity and venture capital circling our beloved college sports.
#josh #pastner #Basketball
Buy a reasonably priced home? Not in this market. What about paying off some debt? That's a reasonable idea. Set aside a little to wager on some college football? Could win or lose yourself some money that way. (It is Vegas we're talking about after all.) You could also buy roughly 2 million Mountain Dew Baja Blasts from Taco Bell if you are like me and love the Bell.
But, as one of our recent SB Nation Reacts Surveys will show, plenty of you would use that chunk of change to purchase the UNLV men's basketball team that is TOTALLY NOT FOR SALE if you ask Josh Pastner (again).
Forty percent of voters picked the $2-5 million range, which felt like a low-ball given how that is the going rate for some of college sport's most coveted players. How much can one UNLV men's basketball be worth? Possibly one whole Yaxel Lendeborg, apparently.
Thirty percent picked $10 million and up, which was what UNLV head coach Josh Pastner valued his team at when he jokingly said someone should buy the program, which started this fun hypothetical — one that feels all too possible with private equity and venture capital circling our beloved college sports.
#josh #pastner #Basketball
7 days ago
An England fan who prematurely crowned England as World Cup winners in a tattoo has had his new artwork amended.
Sean Carrington spent £550 on a leg tattoo of the World Cup trophy above the words "England World Cup Winner 2026" after The Three Lions' 2-1 win over DR Congo in the round of 32.
The 36-year-old was so convinced Thomas Tuchel's side would go all the way before Argentina prematurely ended England's chances of World Cup glory in a 2-1 defeat.
Now the roofer has returned to Holy Trinity Tattoo Studio in Standish to add "Just joking" underneath.
Following his second trip to the tattoo parlour, he told the BBC: "I'm more bothered that England hasn't won the World Cup than I am to have a tattoo on my leg".
#england #winner
Sean Carrington spent £550 on a leg tattoo of the World Cup trophy above the words "England World Cup Winner 2026" after The Three Lions' 2-1 win over DR Congo in the round of 32.
The 36-year-old was so convinced Thomas Tuchel's side would go all the way before Argentina prematurely ended England's chances of World Cup glory in a 2-1 defeat.
Now the roofer has returned to Holy Trinity Tattoo Studio in Standish to add "Just joking" underneath.
Following his second trip to the tattoo parlour, he told the BBC: "I'm more bothered that England hasn't won the World Cup than I am to have a tattoo on my leg".
#england #winner
7 days ago
SOUTH BEND — Everyone ***** ociated with Notre Dame football is still reveling in the newness of Shields Family Hall, the mammoth football facility that opened on July 31 ahead of fall training camp.
"I'm still learning the building," senior safety and team captain Adon Shuler said Tuesday at Notre Dame Stadium. "I keep joking around with Drayk (Bowen) like, 'We need a map.' That's how big the building is."
Officially listed at more than 150,000 square feet and built at an estimated cost of more than $100 million, the facility replaces the 21-year-old Guglielmino Athletics Complex, which had housed Notre Dame's football offices and training facilities in its 97,000 square feet.
The move to Shields represents "a huge upgrade," Shuler said, calling it "a breath of fresh air" amid the dog days of August.
"It's just humbling," he added. "I haven't really been able to enjoy the whole thing yet, but we're going to be in there all day and night during camp.
#camp #building
"I'm still learning the building," senior safety and team captain Adon Shuler said Tuesday at Notre Dame Stadium. "I keep joking around with Drayk (Bowen) like, 'We need a map.' That's how big the building is."
Officially listed at more than 150,000 square feet and built at an estimated cost of more than $100 million, the facility replaces the 21-year-old Guglielmino Athletics Complex, which had housed Notre Dame's football offices and training facilities in its 97,000 square feet.
The move to Shields represents "a huge upgrade," Shuler said, calling it "a breath of fresh air" amid the dog days of August.
"It's just humbling," he added. "I haven't really been able to enjoy the whole thing yet, but we're going to be in there all day and night during camp.
#camp #building
7 days ago
A man who spent £550 on a huge tattoo declaring England as World Cup 2026 winners has returned to the parlour for a small correction.
Sean Carrington, 36, from Wigan, in Greater Manchester, was so sure that England would win the World Cup that he requested a foot-long trophy homage captioned "England World Cup winners 2026"... two weeks before England were knocked out of the tournament.
Now the roofer has returned to the chair to have an additional line, "Only joking!" inked underneath the original piece.
"I'm more bothered that England hasn't won the World Cup than I am to have a tattoo on my leg," Sean told BBC Radio Manchester. "It's not bothering me. It's just a tattoo."
'The back-up plan was to have 'Only Joking!' added to the bottom and unfortunately I've had that done,' Sean said [BBC]
#World #tattoo #only #returned
Sean Carrington, 36, from Wigan, in Greater Manchester, was so sure that England would win the World Cup that he requested a foot-long trophy homage captioned "England World Cup winners 2026"... two weeks before England were knocked out of the tournament.
Now the roofer has returned to the chair to have an additional line, "Only joking!" inked underneath the original piece.
"I'm more bothered that England hasn't won the World Cup than I am to have a tattoo on my leg," Sean told BBC Radio Manchester. "It's not bothering me. It's just a tattoo."
'The back-up plan was to have 'Only Joking!' added to the bottom and unfortunately I've had that done,' Sean said [BBC]
#World #tattoo #only #returned
7 days ago
Ant-Man alum Michelle Pfeiffer is ready to leave one part of Hollywood behind. The veteran star says leading a film no longer appeals to her after discovering how much she enjoys sharing the spotlight.
Michelle Pfeiffer says her future acting plans are heading in a different direction. Speaking at The Hollywood Reporter x Apple TV's Leading the Narrative: The Women of Apple TV event, the Oscar-nominated actress admitted she no longer wants to headline films and would rather work in ensemble projects. "I never want to star in another movie, I swear to God," Pfeiffer said, before explaining that she now prefers ensemble casts because "it's so much more fun."
That change in perspective follows a busy year on television. Pfeiffer stars in and executive produces Margo's Got Money Troubles and also appears in The Madison, with both series already renewed.
She praised television for giving women richer material, saying she has been "bowled over" by female performances on the small screen. She added that Margo's Got Money Troubles stands out because its characters are "complicated," "flawed" and deeply human.
While discussing the Apple TV+ drama, Pfeiffer also reflected on a Robin Williams quote about kindness, saying it perfectly captures the series' emotional core. She described playing Shyanne as a blast, joking that she's "the wallflower" in real life but loved stepping into the colorful character's outrageous wardrobe. Laughing, she recalled how crew members would react whenever Shyanne arrived on set: "Oh God, now look what she's wearing!"
#Apple #money #troubles #women
Michelle Pfeiffer says her future acting plans are heading in a different direction. Speaking at The Hollywood Reporter x Apple TV's Leading the Narrative: The Women of Apple TV event, the Oscar-nominated actress admitted she no longer wants to headline films and would rather work in ensemble projects. "I never want to star in another movie, I swear to God," Pfeiffer said, before explaining that she now prefers ensemble casts because "it's so much more fun."
That change in perspective follows a busy year on television. Pfeiffer stars in and executive produces Margo's Got Money Troubles and also appears in The Madison, with both series already renewed.
She praised television for giving women richer material, saying she has been "bowled over" by female performances on the small screen. She added that Margo's Got Money Troubles stands out because its characters are "complicated," "flawed" and deeply human.
While discussing the Apple TV+ drama, Pfeiffer also reflected on a Robin Williams quote about kindness, saying it perfectly captures the series' emotional core. She described playing Shyanne as a blast, joking that she's "the wallflower" in real life but loved stepping into the colorful character's outrageous wardrobe. Laughing, she recalled how crew members would react whenever Shyanne arrived on set: "Oh God, now look what she's wearing!"
#Apple #money #troubles #women
7 days ago
The time has come once again. Football has arrived in the Bluegrass.
Head Coach Will Stein took the podium on Monday to kick off 2026 fall camp, sporting a fresh haircut (and joking about his newfound resemblance to AD J Batt, which he actually really does). But beneath the lighthearted opening was a message that should have every Kentucky football fan ready to pack Kroger Field right now.
Will Stein made waves when he told everyone at SEC Media Days that Kentucky would be a winner because of "me." Now, he gives a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous, relentless process that ensures he is speaking facts.
Here are the biggest takeaways from Will Stein's fall camp kickoff and what it means for our Wildcats as we barrel toward the September 5th opener against Youngstown State.
When Stein made waves nationally with his "because of me," some critics misunderstood the confidence. On Monday, he clarified exactly what he meant: it's not about ego or ***** iness. He just knows what it takes to build the culture he knows is a winner.
#Monday #camp #made
Head Coach Will Stein took the podium on Monday to kick off 2026 fall camp, sporting a fresh haircut (and joking about his newfound resemblance to AD J Batt, which he actually really does). But beneath the lighthearted opening was a message that should have every Kentucky football fan ready to pack Kroger Field right now.
Will Stein made waves when he told everyone at SEC Media Days that Kentucky would be a winner because of "me." Now, he gives a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous, relentless process that ensures he is speaking facts.
Here are the biggest takeaways from Will Stein's fall camp kickoff and what it means for our Wildcats as we barrel toward the September 5th opener against Youngstown State.
When Stein made waves nationally with his "because of me," some critics misunderstood the confidence. On Monday, he clarified exactly what he meant: it's not about ego or ***** iness. He just knows what it takes to build the culture he knows is a winner.
#Monday #camp #made
7 days ago
Neymar Sr. said he believes his son could still play in the 2030 World Cup for the Brazilian national team. But Neymar Jr.'s statements have been going against what his father says.
When asked by the press about the end of Neymar's journey with the national team, his father was emphatic: "He said, 'I think for me it's over.' He thinks so. We've just come out of a World Cup, which was difficult for everyone. We're talking about the next World Cup, four years from now. [...] We don't know what tomorrow holds."
The interview took place during the 6th Neymar Jr. Project Institute Auction.
Right afterward, Neymar Jr. was asked about his father's remarks and fired back jokingly: "but he's not the one who plays."
Previously, Neymar Jr. had already made it clear that even retirement at the end of the year is a possibility.
#neymar #father #project
When asked by the press about the end of Neymar's journey with the national team, his father was emphatic: "He said, 'I think for me it's over.' He thinks so. We've just come out of a World Cup, which was difficult for everyone. We're talking about the next World Cup, four years from now. [...] We don't know what tomorrow holds."
The interview took place during the 6th Neymar Jr. Project Institute Auction.
Right afterward, Neymar Jr. was asked about his father's remarks and fired back jokingly: "but he's not the one who plays."
Previously, Neymar Jr. had already made it clear that even retirement at the end of the year is a possibility.
#neymar #father #project
8 days ago
Chris Bosh said that he "almost dropped dead" from a blood clot in January and urged Victor Wembanyama to stay on top of his.
The Basketball Hall of Famer whose NBA career was cut short due to blood clots made the revelation in an interview with Hoops Hype that was published Monday.
"I had an episode in January," Bosh told Hoops Hype. "I almost dropped dead pretty much and came back to life. I'm not joking.
"Yeah. I had another pulmonary embolism. It was in January. Yeah, yeah, this past year. I was in the hospital for a week. But, take your medicine. So, I'm taking my medicine every day, taking care of myself every day, and watching it. So, I mean, no symptoms came either, you know, so."
Bosh also offered advice for Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs star whose 2024-25 NBA season was cut short due to a blood clot.
#january #hype
The Basketball Hall of Famer whose NBA career was cut short due to blood clots made the revelation in an interview with Hoops Hype that was published Monday.
"I had an episode in January," Bosh told Hoops Hype. "I almost dropped dead pretty much and came back to life. I'm not joking.
"Yeah. I had another pulmonary embolism. It was in January. Yeah, yeah, this past year. I was in the hospital for a week. But, take your medicine. So, I'm taking my medicine every day, taking care of myself every day, and watching it. So, I mean, no symptoms came either, you know, so."
Bosh also offered advice for Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs star whose 2024-25 NBA season was cut short due to a blood clot.
#january #hype
8 days ago
Baseball players have a decent amount of down time during a game, and that can lead to some wild conversations and conspiracies.
But when it comes to baseball conspiracies, Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong came in strong with an objectively preposterous theory.
In a recent appearance on Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari, Crow-Armstrong was asked to share an unpopular opinion. And he said — somewhat jokingly — that he didn't think that Babe Ruth actually existed. And he went on to explain that he mainly didn't think this one person could have been a god of the sport given how the game has evolved.
The podcast he was referencing was a 2024 interview with Mariners pitcher Tayler Saucedo. Basically, Saucedo claimed that since he's only seen one video of Ruth, the baseball legend probably never existed. Mind you that Babe Ruth was probably the most photographed person in America at that time. There are still living people who witnessed him play. Like, he objectively existed.
#game #conspiracies
But when it comes to baseball conspiracies, Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong came in strong with an objectively preposterous theory.
In a recent appearance on Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari, Crow-Armstrong was asked to share an unpopular opinion. And he said — somewhat jokingly — that he didn't think that Babe Ruth actually existed. And he went on to explain that he mainly didn't think this one person could have been a god of the sport given how the game has evolved.
The podcast he was referencing was a 2024 interview with Mariners pitcher Tayler Saucedo. Basically, Saucedo claimed that since he's only seen one video of Ruth, the baseball legend probably never existed. Mind you that Babe Ruth was probably the most photographed person in America at that time. There are still living people who witnessed him play. Like, he objectively existed.
#game #conspiracies
9 days ago
Invoking a wounded innocence that their desire for sports to be simple, just like they used to be, conservatives for a decade and a half have dreaded the word "politics". Now they cannot get enough.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has spent 40 years in the National Football League unknown except for his defensive schemes, but last week opened his press remarks mocking the congressional testimony of Dr Anthony Fauci, jokingly invoking the Fifth Amendment before taking questions. Apropos of nothing, President Trump publicly surmised that LeBron James might be a racist. Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is now in the act, accepting the role as the right's anti-Black, anti-transgender culture war ambassador, the role originally intended for Caitlin Clark.
If Clark has lacked the courage and dexterity to say anything beyond the milky and ambiguous, Sophie Cunningham does not suffer from such internal conflicts. Largely anonymous politically or otherwise during her eight-year career, Cunningham – she of the viral finger-point which has been adopted as a symbol of the white animosity toward the WNBA culture – is in her moment. Her comments in a lengthy 21 July ESPN profile stating her opposition to transgender athletes has earned her hero status of the specious "Protect Our Girls" movement, even though you'd need a microscope to find any critical mass of transgender women participating in sports at any level.
Cunningham plays role of the blithe and bubbly iconoclast, oblivious to the world around as she unapologetically speaks her truths, but she is every bit as political as Colin Kaepernick, Megan Rapinoe, or her locked-armed, T-shirt wearing colleagues that defined the WNBA when she first entered the league in 2019. Cunningham forged a tough, take-no-prisoners-without-taking-herself-too-seriously persona, but was too meek to address the toxic roots of her newfound fame.
So too, was ESPN, which waited nearly 75 paragraphs just to sidestep the foundation of Cunningham's rise: she is profiting from cultural fractures that may be good for her but are tearing her league apart:
#cunningham #WNBA #invoking #sports
Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has spent 40 years in the National Football League unknown except for his defensive schemes, but last week opened his press remarks mocking the congressional testimony of Dr Anthony Fauci, jokingly invoking the Fifth Amendment before taking questions. Apropos of nothing, President Trump publicly surmised that LeBron James might be a racist. Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is now in the act, accepting the role as the right's anti-Black, anti-transgender culture war ambassador, the role originally intended for Caitlin Clark.
If Clark has lacked the courage and dexterity to say anything beyond the milky and ambiguous, Sophie Cunningham does not suffer from such internal conflicts. Largely anonymous politically or otherwise during her eight-year career, Cunningham – she of the viral finger-point which has been adopted as a symbol of the white animosity toward the WNBA culture – is in her moment. Her comments in a lengthy 21 July ESPN profile stating her opposition to transgender athletes has earned her hero status of the specious "Protect Our Girls" movement, even though you'd need a microscope to find any critical mass of transgender women participating in sports at any level.
Cunningham plays role of the blithe and bubbly iconoclast, oblivious to the world around as she unapologetically speaks her truths, but she is every bit as political as Colin Kaepernick, Megan Rapinoe, or her locked-armed, T-shirt wearing colleagues that defined the WNBA when she first entered the league in 2019. Cunningham forged a tough, take-no-prisoners-without-taking-herself-too-seriously persona, but was too meek to address the toxic roots of her newfound fame.
So too, was ESPN, which waited nearly 75 paragraphs just to sidestep the foundation of Cunningham's rise: she is profiting from cultural fractures that may be good for her but are tearing her league apart:
#cunningham #WNBA #invoking #sports
10 days ago
Chris Pratt celebrated Arnold Schwarzenegger's 79th birthday by poking fun at the pair's unexpectedly coordinated sense of style.
The Guardians of the Galaxy actor shared a photograph with his father-in-law in which both men wore near-identical navy ***** on-up shirts with similarly colored pants.
Pratt wished Schwarzenegger many more years of matching outfits before joking that it remained unclear whether their latest look had been planned.
The lighthearted tribute arrived as Schwarzenegger marked the milestone with a workout, a fitness challenge and time with his family.
Pratt shared his birthday message through Instagram Stories on Thursday, July 30. The photograph showed the 47-year-old actor with one arm around Schwarzenegger's shoulder as the two smiled in their closely coordinated outfits.
#schwarzenegger #outfits
The Guardians of the Galaxy actor shared a photograph with his father-in-law in which both men wore near-identical navy ***** on-up shirts with similarly colored pants.
Pratt wished Schwarzenegger many more years of matching outfits before joking that it remained unclear whether their latest look had been planned.
The lighthearted tribute arrived as Schwarzenegger marked the milestone with a workout, a fitness challenge and time with his family.
Pratt shared his birthday message through Instagram Stories on Thursday, July 30. The photograph showed the 47-year-old actor with one arm around Schwarzenegger's shoulder as the two smiled in their closely coordinated outfits.
#schwarzenegger #outfits
10 days ago
Michael B. Jordan is joining in on the joke after social media users likened his go-to red-carpet stance to a waiter preparing to take an order.
It's not the first time the actor's poses have become a talking point online, either, with his resurfaced Calvin Klein campaign also fueling plenty of online commentary a few months ago.
Michael B. Jordan proved he can laugh at himself after fans roasted one of his most recognizable red-carpet habits. Bustle shared an Instagram carousel highlighting years of photos showing the Oscar winner standing with his hands folded in front of him, alongside a viral post comparing the stance to a restaurant server asking, "Y'all ready to order yet?"
Rather than ignore the teasing, Jordan jumped into the comments with laughing and facepalm emojis, embracing the internet's latest observation. The Bustle admin added to the fun by joking that Jordan could "take my order anytime."
The lighthearted exchange follows just months after The Blast reported on another instance when Jordan's poses became part of a heated online conversation. A resurfaced Calvin Klein campaign he ran in 2023 ignited a wave of reactions as fans praised the actor's physique and confident modeling. A handful of critics were less impressed, though, with one dismissing the images as "not cute."
#order #klein #take
It's not the first time the actor's poses have become a talking point online, either, with his resurfaced Calvin Klein campaign also fueling plenty of online commentary a few months ago.
Michael B. Jordan proved he can laugh at himself after fans roasted one of his most recognizable red-carpet habits. Bustle shared an Instagram carousel highlighting years of photos showing the Oscar winner standing with his hands folded in front of him, alongside a viral post comparing the stance to a restaurant server asking, "Y'all ready to order yet?"
Rather than ignore the teasing, Jordan jumped into the comments with laughing and facepalm emojis, embracing the internet's latest observation. The Bustle admin added to the fun by joking that Jordan could "take my order anytime."
The lighthearted exchange follows just months after The Blast reported on another instance when Jordan's poses became part of a heated online conversation. A resurfaced Calvin Klein campaign he ran in 2023 ignited a wave of reactions as fans praised the actor's physique and confident modeling. A handful of critics were less impressed, though, with one dismissing the images as "not cute."
#order #klein #take
10 days ago
The Dallas Cowboys are no strangers to contract drama and have balanced perceived financial jealousies before.
And for the record, there is none and will be none with receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens.
Remember back in 1995 when Jerry Jones signed Deion Sanders to richest cornerback contract in NFL history at the time _ a five-year, $35 million deal, including a $13 million signing bonus _ while bringing him to a team that had not only owned two Super Bowl ****** les but already had it's share of megawatt star power and personality in the form of receiver Michael Irvin.
Sander famously jokingly asked Irvin during press conference, "Are you mad about money?".
Ironically, it was Irvin who helped recruit Sanders to the Cowboys in effort to secure their third Super Bowl ****** le and he ****** ured Jerry Jones no one would be angry about the contract, "If we can get Deion, we get Deion… I want to win,' Irvin told Jones.
#jones #cowboys #bowl
And for the record, there is none and will be none with receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens.
Remember back in 1995 when Jerry Jones signed Deion Sanders to richest cornerback contract in NFL history at the time _ a five-year, $35 million deal, including a $13 million signing bonus _ while bringing him to a team that had not only owned two Super Bowl ****** les but already had it's share of megawatt star power and personality in the form of receiver Michael Irvin.
Sander famously jokingly asked Irvin during press conference, "Are you mad about money?".
Ironically, it was Irvin who helped recruit Sanders to the Cowboys in effort to secure their third Super Bowl ****** le and he ****** ured Jerry Jones no one would be angry about the contract, "If we can get Deion, we get Deion… I want to win,' Irvin told Jones.
#jones #cowboys #bowl
11 days ago
She might not have got the gold medal she craved, but the Commonwealth Games have been an "amazing" experience for Summer Shaw.
The 22-year-old from Camberley in Surrey claimed Scotland's first judo medal in Glasgow by beating Botho Babutso of Botswana in the bronze-medal match of the 48kg event.
Shaw forced Babutso into submission with an arm lock to win by ippon inside one minute and 32 seconds, but her chances of gold were ended by India's Asmita Dey.
"I'll see her at the Games the next time in four years," Shaw jokingly said to BBC Sport Scotland about Dey. "She beat me on home soil, so I'll beat her on home soil.
"I'm a little disappointed, because I really came here wanting gold. I was number four in the competition, I lost to the number one seed, I was just so close to beating her. But it was so much fun. Just amazing."
#Gold #babutso #amazing #beating
The 22-year-old from Camberley in Surrey claimed Scotland's first judo medal in Glasgow by beating Botho Babutso of Botswana in the bronze-medal match of the 48kg event.
Shaw forced Babutso into submission with an arm lock to win by ippon inside one minute and 32 seconds, but her chances of gold were ended by India's Asmita Dey.
"I'll see her at the Games the next time in four years," Shaw jokingly said to BBC Sport Scotland about Dey. "She beat me on home soil, so I'll beat her on home soil.
"I'm a little disappointed, because I really came here wanting gold. I was number four in the competition, I lost to the number one seed, I was just so close to beating her. But it was so much fun. Just amazing."
#Gold #babutso #amazing #beating
12 days ago
I hope you will forgive me for being sentimental, over the top even. I write this going through some real life struggles. I write this with back to back Sky Sports documentaries about Kevin Keegan and The Entertainers on in the background.
I write this struggling to understand my feelings about Eddie Howe going and the current state of Newcastle United. I write this as a man getting older, and feeling it.
I didn't know how I felt when my daughter broke the news that Eddie Howe was gone. My first words were "oh you're joking", so on reflection I was probably gutted.
I admit to growing frustrated at what I perceived to be a stagnant team falling behind, due to a manager who stubbornly stook to his system despite its apparent failings. But I still viewed Howe in the same company as King Kev and Sir Bobby, the only three managers in my lifetime that I have truly loved.
The memories of the last five years will remain with me forever. Eddie Howe's black and white army gave something to me and my daughter which brought us back together, my daughter who was being taken from me by teenage, by boyfriend, by growing up. My eternal thanks to the man for that.
#howe #back #sports #kevin
I write this struggling to understand my feelings about Eddie Howe going and the current state of Newcastle United. I write this as a man getting older, and feeling it.
I didn't know how I felt when my daughter broke the news that Eddie Howe was gone. My first words were "oh you're joking", so on reflection I was probably gutted.
I admit to growing frustrated at what I perceived to be a stagnant team falling behind, due to a manager who stubbornly stook to his system despite its apparent failings. But I still viewed Howe in the same company as King Kev and Sir Bobby, the only three managers in my lifetime that I have truly loved.
The memories of the last five years will remain with me forever. Eddie Howe's black and white army gave something to me and my daughter which brought us back together, my daughter who was being taken from me by teenage, by boyfriend, by growing up. My eternal thanks to the man for that.
#howe #back #sports #kevin
12 days ago
President Giuseppe Marotta and everyone at FC Internazionale Milano stand in solidarity with the Baresi family and his brother Beppe during this time of grief.Franco Baresi has passed away, taking with him one of the figures who most defined the history of the Milan derby through consistency and excellence. AC Milan captain, team leader and club icon, he built his career on defensive intelligence and leadership that earned recognition even from his opponents.
Born in Travagliato on 8 May 1960, Baresi made 719 appearances and scored 33 goals for the Rossoneri, spending 20 years exclusively with Milan, between 1977 and 1997. In the 35 derbies he played against Inter, his name became synonymous with composure and reliability in a rivalry that was always filled with intensity.
Within that rivalry, the strongest bond was the one with Giuseppe Baresi. Two brothers, two captains, who grew up together and later found themselves wearing opposite colours, yet remained united by a respect that was never in question. For them, the derby was never just a match: it was a direct challenge, a responsibility, but also a balance to be protected. "We tried to leave it outside the door. There was always the concern that neither of us would get injured," Franco recalled. And then there was that almost everyday normality before the game: joking together, a way of easing the tension before 90 minutes that meant much more than just a football match for Milan.
On 2 March 1980, the day San Siro was named after Giuseppe Meazza, that story was captured in one defining image: the Baresi brothers facing each other inside a stadium that was becoming an even stronger symbol of the city and its rivalry. A photograph that tells the story of the derby better than many words. The final image, once again inside San Siro: the Olympic Torch ceremony, carried together with Beppe Bergomi. An endless derby, a bond with the city that remains unbreakable.
From Inter and the entire Nerazzurri world, the memory of a great opponent, a protagonist of the battles that helped shape the very meaning of the Milan derby. With respect.
#giuseppe #rivalry #franco #siro
Born in Travagliato on 8 May 1960, Baresi made 719 appearances and scored 33 goals for the Rossoneri, spending 20 years exclusively with Milan, between 1977 and 1997. In the 35 derbies he played against Inter, his name became synonymous with composure and reliability in a rivalry that was always filled with intensity.
Within that rivalry, the strongest bond was the one with Giuseppe Baresi. Two brothers, two captains, who grew up together and later found themselves wearing opposite colours, yet remained united by a respect that was never in question. For them, the derby was never just a match: it was a direct challenge, a responsibility, but also a balance to be protected. "We tried to leave it outside the door. There was always the concern that neither of us would get injured," Franco recalled. And then there was that almost everyday normality before the game: joking together, a way of easing the tension before 90 minutes that meant much more than just a football match for Milan.
On 2 March 1980, the day San Siro was named after Giuseppe Meazza, that story was captured in one defining image: the Baresi brothers facing each other inside a stadium that was becoming an even stronger symbol of the city and its rivalry. A photograph that tells the story of the derby better than many words. The final image, once again inside San Siro: the Olympic Torch ceremony, carried together with Beppe Bergomi. An endless derby, a bond with the city that remains unbreakable.
From Inter and the entire Nerazzurri world, the memory of a great opponent, a protagonist of the battles that helped shape the very meaning of the Milan derby. With respect.
#giuseppe #rivalry #franco #siro
12 days ago
Alan Ritchson is drawing fire from Fox News after slamming the president. A war of words has broken out between a popular action star and one of cable news's sharpest personalities. After the actor unloaded on the president during a podcast, a Fox host devoted airtime to picking apart his mindset. The exchange is now fueling debate over politics, celebrity, and where the two collide.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld responded to Reacher star Alan Ritchson's criticism of President Donald Trump by claiming the actor is being "eaten alive" by resentment. On an episode of The Five, he broke down Ritchson's state of mind after the star's fiery podcast appearance.
The Alan Ritchson Trump comments came on the Monday, July 27, episode of Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast, where Ritchson criticized Trump over the Jeffrey Epstein files and other issues.
Gutfeld tried to frame the remarks as having "nothing to do with politics," adding that the Reacher star "wasn't joking." He argued, "It says absolutely nothing about Donald Trump, but it says too much about him."
The Fox News Alan Ritchson segment saw the host steer the conversation away from partisanship. He likened the actor's alleged resentment to "taking a poison and waiting for the other person to die," calling it a "powerful contrast" for someone so physically fit. He also mocked that "no amount of squats and bench presses" would fix it.
#Trump #podcast #reacher #donald
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld responded to Reacher star Alan Ritchson's criticism of President Donald Trump by claiming the actor is being "eaten alive" by resentment. On an episode of The Five, he broke down Ritchson's state of mind after the star's fiery podcast appearance.
The Alan Ritchson Trump comments came on the Monday, July 27, episode of Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast, where Ritchson criticized Trump over the Jeffrey Epstein files and other issues.
Gutfeld tried to frame the remarks as having "nothing to do with politics," adding that the Reacher star "wasn't joking." He argued, "It says absolutely nothing about Donald Trump, but it says too much about him."
The Fox News Alan Ritchson segment saw the host steer the conversation away from partisanship. He likened the actor's alleged resentment to "taking a poison and waiting for the other person to die," calling it a "powerful contrast" for someone so physically fit. He also mocked that "no amount of squats and bench presses" would fix it.
#Trump #podcast #reacher #donald
12 days ago
Shaquille O'Neal surprised a woman at his gym when he joined in on her workout video
The woman, who said she didn't want to go to the gym that day, added, "You never know who you're gonna ****** p into at the gym"
O'Neal jokingly told her his name is LeBron James, she said
Shaquille O'Neal made one woman's trip to the gym more than worth it.
A woman named Nysh shared a video on Instagram and TikTok showing the former NBA star, 54, jumping into the background of her workout video at a gym.
#o 'neal #woman #shaquille
The woman, who said she didn't want to go to the gym that day, added, "You never know who you're gonna ****** p into at the gym"
O'Neal jokingly told her his name is LeBron James, she said
Shaquille O'Neal made one woman's trip to the gym more than worth it.
A woman named Nysh shared a video on Instagram and TikTok showing the former NBA star, 54, jumping into the background of her workout video at a gym.
#o 'neal #woman #shaquille
13 days ago
Victoria Montano reportedly described a frightening experience at a Sydney cinema after an alleged confrontation. The Real Housewives of Sydney star claimed a man threatened to fight her and her husband. The incident reportedly happened while the couple watched a movie in Newtown.
Montano reportedly took to Instagram Stories to explain what happened during the movie outing. She claimed she looked at her phone during the advertisements when the confrontation began. "Someone threatened to fight with us," she said while describing the encounter.
According to Nine, the reality star then joked about her ability to defend herself during the alleged confrontation. "Lucky I've got a good fly kick because Tim didn't want to fight," Montano said. She also claimed the man eventually left the cinema because he was "scared" of her.
Montano later filmed her husband, Timothy Odillo Maher, walking through Newtown toward their car. She asked him whether he had been worried about potentially having to fight. "I was worried I was going to have to step in," he reportedly replied.
Montano continued joking about the incident while speaking to her followers. She demonstrated her supposed "fly kick" for the camera during the Instagram Stories update. However, the alleged encounter reportedly left her uncomfortable enough to change her plans.
#montano #fight #confrontation #newtown
Montano reportedly took to Instagram Stories to explain what happened during the movie outing. She claimed she looked at her phone during the advertisements when the confrontation began. "Someone threatened to fight with us," she said while describing the encounter.
According to Nine, the reality star then joked about her ability to defend herself during the alleged confrontation. "Lucky I've got a good fly kick because Tim didn't want to fight," Montano said. She also claimed the man eventually left the cinema because he was "scared" of her.
Montano later filmed her husband, Timothy Odillo Maher, walking through Newtown toward their car. She asked him whether he had been worried about potentially having to fight. "I was worried I was going to have to step in," he reportedly replied.
Montano continued joking about the incident while speaking to her followers. She demonstrated her supposed "fly kick" for the camera during the Instagram Stories update. However, the alleged encounter reportedly left her uncomfortable enough to change her plans.
#montano #fight #confrontation #newtown
14 days ago
Ed Orgeron has never been the kind of coach who disappears quietly. These days, the former LSU national championship coach is spending part of his offseason doing something few expected. But did you ever imagine him reading out fantasy football draft orders for fans on Cameo? Well…
"What's up guys, it's Coach O. Soon-to-be football season. I know we can't wait," Ed Orgeron opened his video with his familiar gravelly growl.
Another clip has him rattling off league names with the same intensity he once had for SEC Saturdays: "Check out these leagues. Jambalaya, Hush Puppies, Po' Boys, Gumbo."
In another clip, Orgeron jokingly predicts, "The old lady, Queen Kelsey, will beat you in fantasy football this year."
These days, Coach O isn't barking into a headset in front of 100,000 people. He's talking straight into a phone camera instead. Birthdays. Fantasy football leagues. Random shoutouts. Fans pay for the videos on Cameo, and lately those fantasy draft-order clips have been making the rounds again. Turns out that gravelly voice still grabs attention.
#Football #fans #draft
"What's up guys, it's Coach O. Soon-to-be football season. I know we can't wait," Ed Orgeron opened his video with his familiar gravelly growl.
Another clip has him rattling off league names with the same intensity he once had for SEC Saturdays: "Check out these leagues. Jambalaya, Hush Puppies, Po' Boys, Gumbo."
In another clip, Orgeron jokingly predicts, "The old lady, Queen Kelsey, will beat you in fantasy football this year."
These days, Coach O isn't barking into a headset in front of 100,000 people. He's talking straight into a phone camera instead. Birthdays. Fantasy football leagues. Random shoutouts. Fans pay for the videos on Cameo, and lately those fantasy draft-order clips have been making the rounds again. Turns out that gravelly voice still grabs attention.
#Football #fans #draft
