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25Mar

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SPORTS

Some Limits Set By States And Universities May Still Be Unconstitutional – But March Madness Stars Can Now Cash In On Endorsements

March Madness is proving lucrative for some of its Cinderella stories and standout stars, thanks to a 2021 Supreme Court ruling that led the NCAA to end its longstanding ban on student athletes earning money from endorsement deals. Doug “Dougie Buckets” Edert, who led the Saint Peter’s Peacocks to their first ever Sweet 16 appearance on March 25, 2022, has already signed deals with Buffalo Wild Wings and sports site Barstool. Drew Timme, the mustachioed star forward at Gonzaga, agreed to use his whiskers to sell razors for Dollar Shave Club. And Deja Kelly, a star sophomore at the University of North Carolina, became one of Dunkin’s’ first college endorsements in February when she agreed to promote the brand’s doughnuts and coffee. But the Supreme Court ruling doesn’t mean anything goes....

Famous For Being Absolutely Drop Dead Gorgeous – Our March-April Cover Star Kylie Jenner

28Feb

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IRL COVERS

Famous For Being Absolutely Drop Dead Gorgeous – Our March-April Cover Star Kylie Jenner

If you've been trying to keep up with the Kardashians, then chances are your pants will be keeping up with Kylie Jenner. The Keeping up with the Kardashians star turned makeup magnate has been keeping fans up all night, and making bones stand upright, since the series premier in 2007. People say Kylie is just famous for being famous, but that's not true. She's also famous for being absolutely drop dead gorgeous. Throughout her reality series she can be seen in various states of undress, including in a black sports bra and matching black sweatpants in one episode. That's one sexy set of work out clothes, and we know just the workout we'd love to spot Kylie during. Another episode brought us the juicy Jenner in a tight white bathing suit. The side cleavage was out of this world and the tigh...

22Jan

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Journalism

Women’s March 2019: Thousands across the US march for third year

Women and supporters across the US march against Trump amid government shutdown and controversy within the movement. Sherry Cain, a 78-year-old Kentucky native, said she's lived a long time and has seen a lot of change in the world, "but never anything like this in our country". That's why she brought her family to Washington, DC on Saturday for the third annual Women's March. "I am just so fearful for their future if continue on this road," she told Al Jazeera, pointing to the government shutdown, US President Donald Trump's immigration policies and what she called the "abdication of Congress of their duties". "We have to do something," she said. Four generations of the Cain family - Sherry, her daughter, granddaughter and great grandson - joined thousands of women and their supporters ...

The Radical Possibility of the Women’s March

23Jan

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SOCIAL JUSTICE

The Radical Possibility of the Women’s March

On Saturday, a constellation of woman-centered, anti-Trump protest lit up across all seven continents. (A group on an expedition ship in Antarctica adopted the unofficial slogan “Penguins for Peace.”) At the center of the action was the Women’s March on Washington, which drew an estimated half a million participants. There were men and women of all origins and orientations, a teeming parade of pink hats and protest signs that brightened against a pale silver fog blanketing the sky. There were sensible moms and crust punks, bros in Patagonia and toddlers on shoulders. A group of Gen Xers from Pittsburgh kept yelling, “Go Steelers!” A great-grandmother leaned on a walker, ambling gamely down the National Mall with clouds of cotton in her ears. Source: The Radical Possibility of the Women’s M...