1 hr. ago
Katie Holmes has been spotted holding hands with a new man. The 47-year-old actress, who was last linked to musician Bobby Wooten III back in 2022, was snapped out and about with Jason Bard Yarmosky at a screening of The Invite at the East Hampton Regal US in New York this summer.
According to PEOPLE, who published photos of the pair, the pair "looked very cute" together. They didn't pose for any official pictures together, but they were seen "chatting with friends" at an afterparty at The Boat House.
Katie Holmes and artist Jason Bard Yarmosky were spotted out together on a shopping trip in Midtown Manhattan. (Instar Images/The Grosby Group)
You may also like
Suri Cruise reportedly drops Tom Cruise's surname, now goes by a new name
#wooten
According to PEOPLE, who published photos of the pair, the pair "looked very cute" together. They didn't pose for any official pictures together, but they were seen "chatting with friends" at an afterparty at The Boat House.
Katie Holmes and artist Jason Bard Yarmosky were spotted out together on a shopping trip in Midtown Manhattan. (Instar Images/The Grosby Group)
You may also like
Suri Cruise reportedly drops Tom Cruise's surname, now goes by a new name
#wooten
6 days ago
STILLWATER — Spring was a strange time for Stailee Heard.
OSU women's basketball was fresh off its first NCAA Tournament win in five seasons, yet all the Cowgirls who contributed to that run were gone. All but one. All but Heard, the senior from Sapulpa.
Micah Gray and Haleigh Timmer had graduated. Achol Akot (North Carolina) and Jadyn Wooten (TCU) had transferred. So had Amari Whiting (Iowa) and Lena Girardi (Utah).
Even Heard's little sister, Tyla, had transferred (Akron).
But Heard remained in Stillwater.
#tournament
OSU women's basketball was fresh off its first NCAA Tournament win in five seasons, yet all the Cowgirls who contributed to that run were gone. All but one. All but Heard, the senior from Sapulpa.
Micah Gray and Haleigh Timmer had graduated. Achol Akot (North Carolina) and Jadyn Wooten (TCU) had transferred. So had Amari Whiting (Iowa) and Lena Girardi (Utah).
Even Heard's little sister, Tyla, had transferred (Akron).
But Heard remained in Stillwater.
#tournament
6 days ago
STILLWATER — Spring was a strange time for Stailee Heard.
OSU women's basketball was fresh off its first NCAA Tournament win in five seasons, yet all the Cowgirls who contributed to that run were gone. All but one. All but Heard, the senior from Sapulpa.
Micah Gray and Haleigh Timmer had graduated. Achol Akot (North Carolina) and Jadyn Wooten (TCU) had transferred. So had Amari Whiting (Iowa) and Lena Girardi (Utah).
Even Heard's little sister, Tyla, had transferred (Akron).
But Heard remained in Stillwater.
#heard #spring #micah
OSU women's basketball was fresh off its first NCAA Tournament win in five seasons, yet all the Cowgirls who contributed to that run were gone. All but one. All but Heard, the senior from Sapulpa.
Micah Gray and Haleigh Timmer had graduated. Achol Akot (North Carolina) and Jadyn Wooten (TCU) had transferred. So had Amari Whiting (Iowa) and Lena Girardi (Utah).
Even Heard's little sister, Tyla, had transferred (Akron).
But Heard remained in Stillwater.
#heard #spring #micah
23 days ago
The Georgia Bulldogs are once again on the losing side of a battle for an elite recruit they desperately need in their 2027 class. This time it's defensive lineman Seth Tillman.
The Georgia Bulldogs missed on four-star defensive lineman Seth Tillman, the No. 11 defensive lineman in the 2027 Rivals 300, who committed to Clemson over Georgia, South Carolina, and Michigan.
Tillman holds a 92.06 composite rating on Rivals Industry, ranks as a top-115 player nationally, and is the No. 2 player in South Carolina. While Georgia appeared to be second in this recruitment, the Bulldogs now turn to the defensive linemen already in their 2027 class as they continue building depth along the front.
This isn't a devastating blow for the Bulldogs, largely because Tillman is an in-state recruit for Clemson. He hails from Rock Hill, South Carolina, where he played at South Pointe. Getting an in-state kid to stay home is always a tough battle, and Clemson clearly had the edge here. Tillman visited Clemson five times and Georgia five times, with South Carolina logging four visits, and Kentucky and Michigan each getting two.
That said, this is still a meaningful miss. Tillman could be a big-time player for Clemson. He's a four-star now, but plenty of scouts believe he could earn a fifth star by the time he arrives on campus. A lot of people see Byron Young in him, the former Alabama defensive lineman who was drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders in the third round a few years ago. That comparison alone tells you the kind of ceiling Tillman carries.
His combination of size, length, and first-step quickness stands out. Prior to his senior season, Tillman measured 6'3, 300 pounds, and he could still grow into that frame. His arms measure over 33 inches, so the length isn't terrible, but you hope it continues to develop. He's highly productive in high school and makes plays in the backfield at a high rate.
Tillman has the skill set to create disruption from multiple spots along the front. He lines up as a big defensive end and in 3-technique alignments, but he could even slide to nose tackle with improved size. That kind of versatility is what makes him such a coveted recruit, and it's why Georgia wanted him in this class.
The Bulldogs still have the No. 16-ranked class in the country and the No. 8 class in the SEC, so this isn't a situation where the sky is falling. Georgia already has 4-star defensive lineman Antoine McKoy committed, along with three-star defensive lineman Waylon Wooten and a few edge rushers. The defensive line room isn't bare by any stretch.
Georgia could have used a player like Tillman, though. When you lose out on a prospect with potential five-star upside and a legitimate NFL comparison, it stings regardless of where you stand in the recruiting rankings. The Bulldogs will keep pushing to add talent along the front, but Clemson landed a good one here.
The Georgia Bulldogs missed on four-star defensive lineman Seth Tillman, the No. 11 defensive lineman in the 2027 Rivals 300, who committed to Clemson over Georgia, South Carolina, and Michigan.
Tillman holds a 92.06 composite rating on Rivals Industry, ranks as a top-115 player nationally, and is the No. 2 player in South Carolina. While Georgia appeared to be second in this recruitment, the Bulldogs now turn to the defensive linemen already in their 2027 class as they continue building depth along the front.
This isn't a devastating blow for the Bulldogs, largely because Tillman is an in-state recruit for Clemson. He hails from Rock Hill, South Carolina, where he played at South Pointe. Getting an in-state kid to stay home is always a tough battle, and Clemson clearly had the edge here. Tillman visited Clemson five times and Georgia five times, with South Carolina logging four visits, and Kentucky and Michigan each getting two.
That said, this is still a meaningful miss. Tillman could be a big-time player for Clemson. He's a four-star now, but plenty of scouts believe he could earn a fifth star by the time he arrives on campus. A lot of people see Byron Young in him, the former Alabama defensive lineman who was drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders in the third round a few years ago. That comparison alone tells you the kind of ceiling Tillman carries.
His combination of size, length, and first-step quickness stands out. Prior to his senior season, Tillman measured 6'3, 300 pounds, and he could still grow into that frame. His arms measure over 33 inches, so the length isn't terrible, but you hope it continues to develop. He's highly productive in high school and makes plays in the backfield at a high rate.
Tillman has the skill set to create disruption from multiple spots along the front. He lines up as a big defensive end and in 3-technique alignments, but he could even slide to nose tackle with improved size. That kind of versatility is what makes him such a coveted recruit, and it's why Georgia wanted him in this class.
The Bulldogs still have the No. 16-ranked class in the country and the No. 8 class in the SEC, so this isn't a situation where the sky is falling. Georgia already has 4-star defensive lineman Antoine McKoy committed, along with three-star defensive lineman Waylon Wooten and a few edge rushers. The defensive line room isn't bare by any stretch.
Georgia could have used a player like Tillman, though. When you lose out on a prospect with potential five-star upside and a legitimate NFL comparison, it stings regardless of where you stand in the recruiting rankings. The Bulldogs will keep pushing to add talent along the front, but Clemson landed a good one here.
