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A year in the making, Wilson will launch a new Nike signature shoe and apparel collection in 2025. When news broke last month that newly-minted WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark had signed a multi-year, ten-figure signature shoe deal with Nike, many eyebrows raised on behalf of current WNBA star A’ja Wilson.

It may not sound romantic, but a lifetime of marital bliss begins with the right investments. “All you need is love” can sound like a profound truth about relationships, especially in the starry-eyed early days of a new marriage. But it’s a lot harder for love to be enough when you’re arguing with your sweetheart over budgeting, family loans, investing, and just who the heck ordered so much DoorDash last month.

With the addition of talented rookies like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, the WNBA is poised to set new revenue records in 2024. It’s getting difficult to keep track of WNBA milestones.

As she steps down from WeightWatchers board and sells her shares, the company’s chief dieter examines the culture she helped create. Oprah Winfrey wants people to love their bodies. She wants people to know that sometimes dieting doesn’t work, but also sometimes it does. She wants viewers who logged into her three-hour, live-streamed event on Thursday night with WeightWatchers—a company that, until this month, she owned 15% of—to know that she was lied to.

Enlarge / Pink lights appear in the sky above College Station, Texas. (credit: ZoeAnn Bailey) After a night of stunning auroras across much of the United States and Europe on Friday, a severe geomagnetic storm is likely to continue through at least Sunday, forecasters said. The Space Weather Prediction Center at the US-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Prediction Center observed that 'Extreme' G5 conditions were ongoing as of Saturday morning due to heightened Solar activity. "The threat of additional strong flares and CMEs (coronal mass ejections) will remain until the large and magnetically complex sunspot cluster rotates out of view over the next several days," the agency posted in an update on the social media site X on Saturday morning.

Bourbon, Rye, Scotch, Irish Whiskey and more: Event brings it all to San Antonio.