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- Sep 24, 2026
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Lily Shimbashi Wants Influencers at Sporting Events—With One Stipulation (opens the original)
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As the founder of Sportsish, Lily Shimbashi has plenty to say about the influencer controversy at this year's U.S. Open. Sportsish is a sports media company for women that, according to Shimbashi, "is a safe space for women—new fans, but also old fans, casual fans, rabid fans—to just converse, and be a community, and talk about sports in a way that maybe traditional media [does] not." In practice, that means covering all of the major goings-on in sports, while also posting sports memes about mis
Rennae Stubbs Has Thoughts About the U.S. Open's Influencer Controversy (opens the original)
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While there was plenty to say about the actual sport at this year's U.S. Open—notably, two American women, Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula, made it to the women's singles semi-final, while Ben Shelton became the first Black American man to make it to the final since Arthur Ashe over 50 years ago—the tournament also made headlines for another reason. There was an influencer controversy when some attendees caused a commotion by taking photos, including with ring lights, during games. Influencers at
Cari Champion on the Culture War Around the WNBA: "This Is All a Distraction" (opens the original)
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"Whenever you bring in politics, there will always be this fight. It happened with Colin Kaepernick. It's happened many times before, and now we're dealing with it with the WNBA," says Cari Champion on the latest episode of Marie Claire's "Nice Talk" podcast. Champion knows her sports history. If you aren't familiar, the TV broadcaster has hosted multiple shows for ESPN, including SportsCenter, as well as the The Cari Champion Show for Amazon Prime Video. Today, she hosts the podcast Naked Sport
Ayan Broomfield Saw Something Missing From Tennis—and Did Something About It (opens the original)
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Ayan Broomfield's realization that retiring from playing tennis didn't have to mean retiring from tennis as a whole changed her life. If you aren't familiar with Broomfield, she briefly went pro as a teen before an injury made her decide to play in college instead. She was hugely successful during her college career, winning the NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championship in doubles—with her partner Gabrielle Andrews—in 2019. But while Broomfield is no longer playing tennis, her life is still al
Ariana Madix Is More Involved in 'Love Island USA' Than Viewers May Realize (opens the original)
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Ariana Madix takes hosting Love Island USA very seriously. (Vanderpump Rules fans, you get the reference.) Fans of the dating series might only watch Madix for a brief time during each episode—explaining competitions, chatting with the Islanders, and showing off her looks with those showstopping slow-motion walks—but she’s involved in the show far more than anyone gets to see. “People, sometimes they watch the show and they think, ‘What does she even do? She's only in there for this long’ or ‘Sh
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