Rare Beauty and Béis are back for round two.
Following the near sellout of their first limited-edition collection in under an hour in 2025, according to the companies, founders Selena Gomez and Shay Mitchell are reuniting for a second collaboration launching Monday through both brands' websites.
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Nepal is holding a day of mourning to remember those who died in the catastrophic floods that hit the country nearly two weeks ago. Meanwhile, rescuers are continuing to scour the ruins for hundreds of people still missing, including 18 Americans. It comes as a 64-year-old woman was rescued from the mud and debris alive, after being trapped below her collapsed home for ten days. NBC's Janis Mackey Frayer reports for TODAY.

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WEST LAFAYETTE − Before the first serve of Purdue volleyball's Wednesday night match against Georgia in Mackey Arena, the Boilermakers got a motivational boost.
All-American outside hitter Kenna Wollard was on the sideline with her team, dressed in street clothes.
Wollard, who last season was a second-team All-American and Midwest Region Player of the Year who entered 2026 on the preseason National Player of the Year watch list, announced on social media last week she would be taking a hiatus "with an unexpected health issue that will keep me away for a little while."
Kenna Wollard is in the building and named as a Purdue honorary starter. pic.twitter.com/SaLjw6zKfp
Wollard was not present in Purdue's season opener against Creighton in South Dakota or for Tuesday's home win over Texas A&M.

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WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue volleyball coach Dave Shondell was celebrated Tuesday night at Mackey Arena after the Boilermakers swept Texas A&M.
It was Shondell's 513th career victory at Purdue, surpassing Hall of Fame men's basketball coach Gene Keady's total of 512. Shondell's achievement was announced and promoted as a Purdue record for most head coaching victories.
While it is a Purdue record for a coach in one sport, according to Purdue record books, that career win total ranks second in Boilermaker history.
Rising up: With All-American out, Purdue volleyball duo 'played beyond expectations' to beat reigning champs
Ward "Piggy" Lambert is credited with 371 wins in 29 seasons as men's basketball coach (1917 and 1919-46) and 163 in 20 seasons (1917, 1919-35, 1945-46) as baseball coach, giving Lambert 534 career victories leading Purdue programs.

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WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue volleyball coach Dave Shondell was celebrated Tuesday night at Mackey Arena after the Boilermakers swept Texas A&M.
It was Shondell's 513th career victory at Purdue, surpassing Hall of Fame men's basketball coach Gene Keady's total of 512. Shondell's achievement was announced and promoted as a Purdue record for most head coaching victories.
While it is a Purdue record for a coach in one sport, according to Purdue record books, that career win total ranks second in Boilermaker history.
Rising up: With All-American out, Purdue volleyball duo 'played beyond expectations' to beat reigning champs
Ward "Piggy" Lambert is credited with 371 wins in 29 seasons as men's basketball coach (1917 and 1919-46) and 163 in 20 seasons (1917, 1919-35, 1945-46) as baseball coach, giving Lambert 534 career victories leading Purdue programs.

#purdue #Career #total #victories

WEST LAFAYETTE — As Dave Shondell built Purdue volleyball into a consistent national contender, he also built an all-time legacy among all Boilermaker coaches.
No. 14 Purdue's 3-0 victory over No. 12 Texas A&M, the reigning national champions, on the opening night of the Big Ten/SEC Challenge on Tuesday at Mackey Arena put Shondell in a tier of his own. The win was the 513th of Shondell's career, passing former basketball coach Gene Keady for most victories by any Purdue coach with Keady in attendance.
Shondell became Purdue volleyball's all-time wins leader with his 470th in 2024. He tied Keady for most wins in any sport last season when the Boilermakers beat SMU to reach their fifth Elite Eight in his tenure.
Shondell was presented the game ball and, after leading the team around Mackey to greet the remaining fans, libero Ryan McAleer and opposite hitter Grace Heaney hugged Shondell. The rest of the team followed, and the Boiler Block chanted "Dave!"
Shondell, a Muncie native, came to Purdue in 2003 after successful high school stints at Daleville and Muncie Central. His teams reached the Sweet 16 in 13 of his first 24 seasons and are 19-0 in first-round NCAA tournament matches. With Friday's victory, his career winning percentage rose to .681.

#purdue #muncie #time #victory

WEST LAFAYETTE — As Dave Shondell built Purdue volleyball into a consistent national contender, he also built an all-time legacy among all Boilermaker coaches.
No. 14 Purdue's 3-0 victory over No. 12 Texas A&M, the reigning national champions, on the opening night of the Big Ten/SEC Challenge on Tuesday at Mackey Arena put Shondell in a tier of his own. The win was the 513th of Shondell's career, passing former basketball coach Gene Keady for most victories by any Purdue coach with Keady in attendance.
Shondell became Purdue volleyball's all-time wins leader with his 470th in 2024. He tied Keady for most wins in any sport last season when the Boilermakers beat SMU to reach their fifth Elite Eight in his tenure.
Shondell was presented the game ball and, after leading the team around Mackey to greet the remaining fans, libero Ryan McAleer and opposite hitter Grace Heaney hugged Shondell. The rest of the team followed, and the Boiler Block chanted "Dave!"
Shondell, a Muncie native, came to Purdue in 2003 after successful high school stints at Daleville and Muncie Central. His teams reached the Sweet 16 in 13 of his first 24 seasons and are 19-0 in first-round NCAA tournament matches. With Friday's victory, his career winning percentage rose to .681.

#muncie #time #victory

The State Department tells NBC News that 90 Americans are among the hundreds still missing after deadly floods along the Nepal/China border. NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer reports.

#China #frayer

Fremont Ross senior receiver Mason Englund and four Genoa seniors highlight returning players on offense in the area this season.
Little Giants senior tight end Jaxson Mackey joined Englund at first-team in the Northern Lakes League Cardinal Division. Senior Breylen Garza was quarterback and senior Kaiden Swint an offensive lineman.
Clyde senior Dekin Crockett returns at receiver. Junior Grady Binder is quarterback and senior Linkin Mullins a running back.
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Bellevue senior Caden Cramer was first-team at tight end. Senior quarterback Ike Brown and junior center Deacon Nunez return as well.

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The John Mackey Award has been around since 2000 and is handed out by the Nassau County Sports Commission annually to college football's most outstanding tight end. With a bunch of preseason college football award watch lists being unveiled recently, the Mackey Award got in on all of the fun, with an Ohio State tight end landing on the preseason watch list.
To be frank, Ohio State has not been known for tight ends during its illustrious history, but this year, many believe Northwestern transfer Hunter Welcing could be a good one. He was an All-Big Ten Honorable Mention last season and will be entering his Redshirt Senior campaign after transferring to Ohio State.
Last year, Welcing tallied 28 catches for 296 yards (10.6 avg.) and two touchdowns to lead the tight end position in Evanston. Nate Roberts is projected by many to be the starting tight end for OSU, but the experience of Welcing could win out, especially with the loss of Max Klare and Will Kacmarek, who are now both in the NFL. And don't worry, Buckeye fans, if Roberts does grab the starting nod and receive a bigger volume of time, he could be added to the watch list later in the season.
In the meantime, though, there's no doubt Welcing will be in the rotation with his size, experience, and ability.
Ohio State has never had a John Mackey Award recipient, since it is arguably the best at producing elite wide receivers in the entire country, but it would be nice to get the recognition when the John Mackey Award is announced on December 11 during ESPN's Home Depot College Football Awards Show.

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Washington Huskies tight end Decker DeGraaf was one of 37 players in the country named to the 2026 preseason John Mackey Award watch list on Wednesday.
DeGraaf, a 6-foot-4 and 245-pound true junior, was also on the list ahead of the 2025 season, when he doubled his catch total from his freshman year and proved to be a dependable weapon for Demond Williams Jr. behind Denzel Boston and Dezmen Roebuck.
The former four-star recruit out of Glendora High School finished third on the team in receptions (32) and receiving yards (360) while being tied with running back Jonah Coleman for third with a pair of touchdown catches.
The other four UW players to catch one touchdown catch in 2025—Quentin Moore, Omari Evans, Audric Harris and Raiden Vines-Bright—aren't with the program, meaning someone will have to increase their production in 2026, and DeGraaf is poised to be that player.
"I definitely want to be a big part of this offense," DeGraaf said on Tuesday. "Definitely going into year three with Demond, we've built a lot of chemistry. He's looking for me, I'm looking for him. We have a really good offense. I think we have a lot of guys—me, Dez, Rashid, Christian Moss, a lot of the young guys. I think a lot of them are going to step up and make a big impact this year."

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Tennessee senior tight end Ethan Davis was named to the preseason John Mackey Award watch list.
He enters his fourth year with the Vols and is one of 43 players, including 10 from the SEC, named to the 2026 preseason watch list for the Mackey Award. The award is presented annually to the best tight end in college football
Davis has garnered All-SEC Fourth-Team honors from Athlon and Phil Steele. He recorded career highs in receptions (21), receiving yards (257) and receiving touchdowns (two) in 2025 despite missing four games due to injury. Davis appeared in nine games, including four starts, as a redshirt sophomore.
Davis made his fourth career start in the Liberty Mutual Music City Bowl versus Illinois on Dec. 30, 2025. He totaled a career-high seven receptions for 85 yards, also a career high.
Davis earned was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team in 2024. He played in 12 games, recording 13 receptions for 100 yards and two touchdowns.

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KENT — Kent State tight end Terik Mulder is on the John Mackey Award preseason watch list for the 2026 season.
The Mackey Award is presented annually to college football's most outstanding tight end. Mulder and Eastern Michigan's Joshua Long are the only Mid-American Conference players on this year's preseason watch list.
Mulder caught 19 passes for 198 yards and four touchdowns last season. His TDs came in four different games.
A Mackey Award midseason watch list, list of finalists and the eventual winner will be announced later this year.
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#mackey #preseason

Here's a terrifying thought for you: one day in the distant future college football fans may forget just how amazing Brock Bowers was during his Georgia Bulldogs career.
I know, it's difficult to imagine. Bowers played three seasons of college football and was named All-SEC and All-American in each of them. He won the Mackey Award as the nation's top tight end two years running. Over 50 catches every season, 2538 receiving yards, and 26 receiving touchdowns. Every honor and number is truly impressive.
But a picture is worth a thousand words. Just ask the South Carolina Gamecocks.
In 2022 Bowers could have beaten Shane Beamer's squad all by himself, scoring three touchdowns, one on the ground and two through the air, including a 78 yarder in which he made the Gamecock defense look like it was stuck in concrete.
Unfortunately for the Garnet and Black Bowers had teammates, on both sides of the ball. The Gamecocks ran only 34 plays on offense in a first half that saw them shut out while the Bulldogs cruised out to a 24-0 halftime lead. Somehow it got even worse in the second half, with Georgia veritably tap dancing to a three more touchdowns in the third quarter to take a 45-0 lead into the fourth quarter. The Dawgs would tack on one more field goal before the 'Cocks got on the board late to avoid a shutout, losing "only" 48-7.

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The Philadelphia Eagles have enough depth that they should not need to rush first-year players onto the field. Their 2026 draft class, however, includes several rookies whose talent, draft status, or special teams value could make them difficult to keep on the sideline.
Makai Lemon has the clearest path to an immediate offensive role. The Eagles traded up to select the USC wide receiver with the 20th overall pick, signaling that they view him as an important part of their post-A.J. Brown receiving corps. His hamstring rehabilitation could slow his early progress, but his burst, versatility, and ability after the catch should earn him opportunities once healthy.
Eli Stowers enters a crowded tight end room, but second-round picks are expected to contribute. The former Vanderbilt standout won the Mackey Award and earned first-team All-American honors before Philadelphia selected him No. 54 overall. His receiving ability could earn him work alongside Dallas Goedert, particularly in passing situations and multiple-tight-end packages.
Markel Bell may not open the season as a starter, but the third-round tackle could dress on game days as valuable insurance behind Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson. Philadelphia selected Bell with the 68th pick, and his size could also make him useful as an extra blocker in short-yardage or goal-line packages.
Cole Wisniewski has an opportunity because safety remains one of Philadelphia’s least settled positions. The seventh-round pick may begin his career on special teams, but dependable tackling and ******* ignment discipline could earn him situational defensive snaps while the Eagles evaluate the entire safety room.

Those who know Dr. Myron Rolle aren't surprised by the trajectory of his life.
Or his latest endeavor.
The NFL Players ***** ociation announced Monday, July 6, that Rolle — one of the most accomplished student-athletes in Florida State history — has joined the union in strategic advisory roles focused on player health, brain cognition and preventive care throughout a player's life.
Rolle, who starred as a safety for the Seminoles from 2006-08 before earning a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University, is now a pediatric neurosurgeon and nationally recognized researcher.
The union said Rolle will lend his medical expertise to several NFLPA initiatives, including the Mackey-White Health and Safety Committee, helping shape efforts to protect players during and after their NFL careers.

A powerful earthquake measuring magnitude 7.8 shook the Philippines while triggering three-foot tsunami waves along the coast. At least 19 people have been killed. Among the areas hardest hit is the southern port city of General Santos where several buildings collapsed. NBC's Janis Mackey Frayer reports for TODAY.