Football season may be all about Sundays, but this fall, SWAG Golf is making sure the energy doesn't stop at the stadium gates. The Chicago-based disruptor in premium golf gear has teamed up with the NFL to drop a first-of-its-kind collection of officially licensed headcovers, letting fans rep their squad while chasing birdies. With all 32 franchises represented, this limited-edition release isn't just about protecting clubs - it's about bringing game-day swagger straight to the fairway.
For this week's special double issue, Alex Barasch reports on the rise and the indie dominance of A24, which since its founding, in 2012, has built an ardent following with movies such as "Moonlight," "The Brutalist," "Everything Everywhere All at Once," and many more, including some first-rate horror films. In addition, A24 does brisk sales in merch (sweatshirts, dog leashes), and hosts a fan club with roughly a hundred thousand paying members. Some acolytes have even gotten tattoos of the studio's logo.
When the players went out, they were like pfff, what a great atmosphere', Xabi Alonso said at the close of a night so long-awaited many didn't make it, and many of those who did were actually experiencing primera for the first time. At the north end of the Carlos Tartiere, Real Oviedo's fans prepared to reveal another gigantic work of art, 1,800m square metres of tifo sent tumbling across the terrace.
Thick black smoke billowed across Skonto Stadium as fans of Beitar Jerusalem defied UEFA rules, setting off several rounds of pyrotechnics. A Beitar fan, wearing a black balaclava, nonchalantly threw a succession of fireworks around the stand, causing a small fire and scorching parts of the away stand.
I would love Iron Man to shake hands with Superman. I would love to see all superheroes across all platforms be involved in a universe. So, if that happens and I get my wish as a member of the DC[U], I would essentially walk into the MCU.
"Ideally, we create a giant mask of Jalen Brunson's face for Lady Liberty to wear for one week," Nacht told The Post ahead of Saturday's Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals at MSG.
As the designated time approached, word began to spread that the Police Department had canceled the concert. Many of those in the crowd stayed put, hoping that what they were hearing was just a bad rumor.