Athletes Have A Dandy Time At The Met

…So many things happened. First, anyone who is anyone was in The Magic City for the Miami Grand Prix. Miami played host to a sports and culture bonanza. It had everything—influencers, live music, drivable Lego cars. 

Journalism was upset at the Kentucky Derby, but who (besides the winning horse) was the sovereign of the weekend? We can’t pick just one. Simone Biles gave the “Riders Up” call, these athletes and celebs turned heads in their hats, and Aaron Rodgers maybe had a wedding ring on, so lots of headlines emerged. Go off, sovereigns. 

We’ll never complain about seeing more of Carmelo Anthony. For the first time in forever, the NBA is back on NBC, and Carmelo will be, too, only this time, as an a talking head. Analyst Melo loading. 

Premiere League promotions are official, and the content is good stuff. Cheers rang out in bars all over Leeds, and Burnley celebrated by jamming out with Natasha Bedingfield in the locker room. Looks like the rest is actually written. 

To start the W pre-season, A’ja Wilson and Nike gave us the brand spot of the year. Shot in Columbus, and directed by Malia Obama, its copywriter says she did it for Black girlhood.