OK, it's now Jan. 6 -- five days past New Years, in case your math skills aren't so good -- which means it's time, passed time actually, for the city of Albany to take down its Christmas decorations.
The lamppost-mounted stars and snowflakes are very pretty, but with the holiday season in the books, they look out of place -- plus, they're a drag on the welcome process of turning the page and looking ahead to spring. The only winter holdover we should be dealing with at this point is the NFL, whose playoffs kicked off last weekend; college football, like holiday decorations, should be out of view by Jan. 1.
While you're here, how about this:
How Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Talk to Their Kids About the Dangers of Being Black in America
As far as famous couples go, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are serious relationship goals. Their playful, loving relationship and two adorable kids make for lots of social media gold, and the couple recently announced that they’re expecting another baby.
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People in the industry seemed to feel differently, though. When she was 18 years old, she was discovered while she was working in a surf shop, and her modeling career was launched. By the time she was 25, she appeared as “Rookie of the Year” in the iconic Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. She went on to be featured on the cover of magazines as prestigious as Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and Italian Vogue .
Christian McCaffrey Embraces Inner Magic Mike in Photoshoot
Riches (his $16-million AAV is the highest ever at his position), fame (he’s dating Danny Amendola’s ex, former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo), consensus No. 1 fantasy status … Christian McCaffrey seems to have it all. He also has the body of a Greek god, as evidenced by his photoshoot for an upcoming issue of GQ.
Now McCaffrey isn’t just eye candy. Far from it. He’s first and foremost a football player and a pretty spectacular one at that. The NFL’s 2019 touchdown leader is one of just three players to total 1,000 yards rushing and receiving in the same season. He also finished second in the league with 116 receptions last year. That’s the most ever by an NFL running back, bettering the single-season record he set a year earlier (he only charted 107 grabs in 2018).
Kenya Moore Says She Doesn't Mind Her Quarantine Weight Gain | PEOPLE.com
The Bravo star shared her current weight alongside a body-positive message encouraging fans to "love the skin you're in"
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On Thursday, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star shared in a candid Instagram post that she has gained weight during quarantine and is continuing to love her body.
The 49-year-old posted a chic model shot of herself alongside a caption in which she revealed her current weight.
"183 lbs!!! The Quarantine has added 25lbs to my 5’10” frame," Moore wrote. "I don’t mind if you don’t mind 😘💯"
Many things are taking place:
Ashley Graham recalls one model saying she was too 'large' for Sports Illustrated Swim
Ashley Graham made history in 2016 when she became the first size-16 model to land on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s highly desired Swimsuit Edition and was championed for being a pioneer for body positivity and inclusion, however, according to the new mother, not everyone was on board with her gracing the coveted cover.
“You know what, Naomi, actually it was right after that [Sports Illustrated] cover that I met you,” Graham recalled of the moment she found out a fellow model made the comment about her. “It was at the CFDAs and we were walking onto a red carpet.
Sports Illustrated, under new management, cuts 40 staff jobs
NEW YORK — Sports Illustrated's new manager said Thursday that the 65-year-old sports magazine is cutting more than 40 jobs out of a staff of 150.
Maven, the company now managing the magazine, will add 200 contractors to cover college and professional sports teams, said Maven spokesman Greg Witter. These people are "independent publishers, contractors" but "still professional journalists," he said.
Maven struck a licensing deal in June to operate Sports Illustrated with the magazine's new owner, branding company Authentic Brands Group. Magazine publisher Meredith, which earlier this year sold Sports Illustrated to Authentic Brands for $110 million, was initially supposed to run the magazine's print edition and website.
Maven says it's saving Sports Illustrated. Staffers say it's chaos. - The Washington Post
In one of his first staff meetings as the new chief executive of Sports Illustrated, in early October, Ross Levinsohn laid out a bold vision for the iconic sports magazine. SI would continue to publish ambitious journalism, he said, while blanketing the country with an army of "credentialed" journalists covering every major pro and college team.
Two months later, the gap between Maven's bold vision for SI and the grim reality in the newsroom has only grown, according to interviews with 10 current employees and eight more who recently left the magazine.
Camille Kostek Confirms She's Doing The SI Swimsuit Issue Again
Since 1964, Sports Illustrated has released its annual Swimsuit Issue ahead of the summer. Last year’s cover featured an up-and-coming model in Camille Kostek.
Kostek has quickly become a star in the modeling industry due to her charisma. Her following on Instagram is quite large as she has over 700,000 followers.
Although we’re still months away from Sports Illustrated revealing who will grace this year’s cover, Kostek revealed that she will be part of the Swimsuit issue once again.
Happening on Twitter
The live entertainment industry (gigs, festivals, comedy etc) has been completely shut down. Performers can't work… https://t.co/TepoEqmlQ5 davidmcw (from Dublin, Ireland) Fri Sep 18 08:40:21 +0000 2020
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