Former professional golfer turned sports media personality Paige Spiranac posed for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue in 2018.
Spiranac, who played at the University of Arizona and San Diego State University, played professionally for a brief period of time. She’s also done some big things off of the course.
NFL 2021: Tom Brady retirement, Gisele Bündchen, model, question, Rob Gronkowski, Tampa Bay
Tom Brady has done everything in the NFL and while he still looks like a 20-year-old, only one person can stop him playing into his 50s.
DJ Graham has just put his name on the football world's lips after an insane college catch, but his coach almost denied his moment of madness.
Overrated plastic surgery warning: Docs talk Chrissy and Madonna
When it comes to plastic surgery, less is definitely more — unless you want to end up looking like a celebrity in all the wrong ways.
Some superstars such as Chrissy Teigen and Madonna, who are often accused of getting aggressive work done by the Twitterverse, are becoming cautionary tales. Experts warn that some trendy procedures — which often start off subtle but add up — can do more harm than good, and (gasp!
Tyra Banks on Dancing With The Stars: Everything you need to know about the host | The Independent
The model and TV personality took over from co-hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews last year for season 29, also serving as an executive producer on the programme.
Banks started modeling at the age of 15; by the 1990s, she had become a supermodel, working with brands such as Victoria's Secret and CoverGirl.
You Can Still Give Back to the AAPI Community With These 11 Items - Character Media
The global fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic was devastating enough, but the explosion of anti-Asian sentiment and racially motivated attacks added an extra layer of distress for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. Reported crimes against Asian Americans in major U.S.
Sadly, in the last few months, this conversation has largely disappeared from the mainstream news coverage, although incidents of xenophobia and physical attacks continue.
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