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Time of India
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jaylen Brown Drops the White Noise 741 Rover—And the Sneaker Game Just Got Louder
Jaylen Brown , the star and , is stepping into the with the release of his highly anticipated . The sneaker drops May 24 exclusively on for $200, marking the latest colorway from Brown's independent performance brand, 741. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now With its futuristic design and deeper symbolism, the shoe is already creating a buzz among athletes and collectors. The White Noise 741 Rover blends style and performance The White Noise 741 Rover features a sleek, laceless silhouette with a grey and off-white knit upper, designed for breathability and comfort. Reflective purple domes on the sides add a striking contrast, while the speckled EVA foam midsole and translucent outsole ensure durability and traction. This isn't just a basketball shoe—it's built for performance on and off the court, reflecting Brown's focus on innovation. Jaylen Brown's vision behind the 741 brand FIRST LOOK: Jaylen Brown's "White Noise" 741 Performance Rover 🚨 #shorts approach to his sneaker line is as deliberate as his playing style. In 2024, he turned down $50 million in endorsement deals to launch 741, taking full creative and business control. The brand draws inspiration from space, science, frequency, and numerology, catering to what Brown describes as 'thinkers, disruptors, those tuned in to something deeper.' The 'White Noise' colorway carries a symbolic meaning for Jaylen Brown. He explains, 'White Noise isn't just sound; it's a signal. It represents the static they try to bury you in when you're doing something different, something futuristic.' This ethos reflects his journey as an athlete and entrepreneur challenging industry norms. Affordability and accessibility are key priorities Brown has prioritized making high-performance footwear accessible. The 741 Rover retails at $200 for adults and $70 for kids, ensuring younger fans can also own a piece of his vision. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now He's been hands-on with every detail, from design to pricing, emphasizing that buyers are 'getting it directly from the artist, like you're getting the music directly from the source.' How the White Noise 741 Rover redefines athlete entrepreneurship The White Noise 741 Rover is more than just a shoe—it's a statement. With this release, Brown continues to push boundaries, proving that athletes can thrive as independent creators. Whether on the court or in the sneaker world, Jaylen Brown is redefining what it means to be a disruptor. Also read: The sneaker drops May 24 exclusively on
New Straits Times
15-05-2025
- New Straits Times
Three women face 106 corruption charges linked to driving test bribes
JOHOR BARU: Two former clerks and a driving licence candidate agent were charged at the Sessions Court here today with a total of 106 counts of accepting and abetting bribes related to the approval of computerised driving tests. Nuratika Natasha Mohd Salleh, 25, and Nurieta Ahmad Pale, 36, pleaded not guilty to a combined 53 charges of accepting bribes between August and October last year, while their former employer, agency owner Siti Norafidah Othman, 45, denied the 53 charges of abetting the offences. According to the charge sheet, Nuratika allegedly received RM48,741 through 29 online transactions from a 26-year-old woman as payment to ensure passing results for candidates in the first part of the computerised driving licence test. These transactions were reportedly conducted at a bank in Jalan Niaga 1, Kota Tinggi. Meanwhile, Nurieta was charged with receiving RM21,172 through 24 online transfers from Nuratika as a reward for providing similar favours. Her transactions took place at a bank in Bandar Penawar, also in Kota Tinggi. Siti Norafidah, who managed the agency supplying driving test candidates, was accused of abetting both former clerks in receiving the bribes totalling RM69,913. The payments were allegedly made via accounts at banks in Bandar Penawar and Felda Air Tawar. All charges fall under Section 16(a)(A) and Section 28(1)(c) of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Act 2009, punishable under Section 24(1) of the same Act. Convictions carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a fine of not less than five times the amount of the bribe, or RM10,000, whichever is higher. MACC deputy public prosecutor Fazal Lisam Abidin prosecuted, while Nuratika and Nurieta were represented by lawyers Syufri A. Samad and Naufal Amran, and Siti Norafidah was represented by Abdul Rahim Ali. Judge Datuk Ahmad Kamal Arifin Ismail granted bail of RM7,000 each to Nuratika and Nurieta, and RM10,000 to Siti Norafidah, with conditions including monthly reporting to the Johor MACC office and surrendering their passports. The court has set June 26 for document submission and further mention.
The Star
15-05-2025
- The Star
Three charged in Johor driving test scheme involving bribes for passes
JOHOR BARU: An agency owner and her two former clerks have been hit with a total of 106 charges for allegedly accepting bribes in exchange for allowing driving test candidates to pass their computer-based theory tests without actually sitting for them. The accused, Nuratika Natasha Mohd Salleh, 25, Nureita Amat Pale, 36, and Siti Norafidah Othman, 45, pleaded not guilty when the charges were read out before Sessions Court judge Datuk Ahmad Kamal Arifin Ismail here. The trio worked under an agency responsible for recruiting students for a driving institute in Johor Baru. Nuratika Natasha faces 29 charges of allegedly receiving RM48,741 from a woman as a bribe to arrange for candidates to pass the theory test without attending it. Nureita is charged with 24 counts for allegedly receiving RM21,172 from Nuratika Natasha linked to the same scheme. Their former employer, Siti Norafidah, faces 53 charges for allegedly collaborating in the illegal scheme alongside the two clerks. They were accused of committing the offences at various banks around Felda Air Tawar and Bandar Penawar in Kota Tinggi between August and October 2023. All three were charged under Section 16(a)(A) of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Act 2009 for soliciting or accepting gratification. Siti Norafidah was also charged under Section 28(1)(c) for abetting or conspiring to commit offences under the same Act. If found guilty, they could face up to 20 years in prison and fines of no less than five times the bribe amount or RM10,000, whichever is higher. Nuratika Natasha and Nureita were represented by lawyers Syufri A. Samad and Naufal Amran, while Siti Norafidah was represented by Abd Rahim Ali. The prosecution was handled by deputy public prosecutor Fazal Lisam Abidin. Bail was set at RM7,000 with one surety each for the two clerks, and RM10,000 with one surety for the agency owner. The next mention for the case is scheduled for June 26. The court also ordered all three accused to surrender their passports and report monthly to the nearest MACC office. All have since posted bail.
New Straits Times
15-05-2025
- New Straits Times
3 women charged with 106 graft counts over driving test bribe scheme
JOHOR BARU: Two former clerks and a driving licence candidate agent were charged at the Sessions Court here today with a total of 106 counts of accepting and abetting bribes related to the approval of computerised driving tests. Nuratika Natasha Mohd Salleh, 25, and Nurieta Ahmad Pale, 36, pleaded not guilty to a combined 53 charges of accepting bribes between August and October last year, while their former employer, agency owner Siti Norafidah Othman, 45, denied the 53 charges of abetting the offences. According to the charge sheet, Nuratika allegedly received RM48,741 through 29 online transactions from a 26-year-old woman as payment to ensure passing results for candidates in the first part of the computerised driving licence test. These transactions were reportedly conducted at a bank in Jalan Niaga 1, Kota Tinggi. Meanwhile, Nurieta was charged with receiving RM21,172 through 24 online transfers from Nuratika as a reward for providing similar favours. Her transactions took place at a bank in Bandar Penawar, also in Kota Tinggi. Siti Norafidah, who managed the agency supplying driving test candidates, was accused of abetting both former clerks in receiving the bribes totalling RM69,913. The payments were allegedly made via accounts at banks in Bandar Penawar and Felda Air Tawar. All charges fall under Section 16(a)(A) and Section 28(1)(c) of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Act 2009, punishable under Section 24(1) of the same Act. Convictions carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a fine of not less than five times the amount of the bribe, or RM10,000, whichever is higher. MACC deputy public prosecutor Fazal Lisam Abidin prosecuted, while Nuratika and Nurieta were represented by lawyers Syufri A. Samad and Naufal Amran, and Siti Norafidah was represented by Abdul Rahim Ali. Judge Datuk Ahmad Kamal Arifin Ismail granted bail of RM7,000 each to Nuratika and Nurieta, and RM10,000 to Siti Norafidah, with conditions including monthly reporting to the Johor MACC office and surrendering their passports. The court has set June 26 for document submission and further mention.
Yahoo
14-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown went on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
Star Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown made a recent appearance on the "Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," and got Fallon and the national audience up to speed on his new performance brand 741. The Georgia native also took some time to talk about how he willed a meeting into happening with his childhood idol, Bill Nye the Science Guy. The pair also got into some All-Star Game storytelling, with Brown sharing how he managed to dunk over Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell when he participated in the Dunk Contest -- and how he did so without even practicing the move beforehand. The conversation was a fun one with some witty jokes being foisted about, so be sure to check out the clip embedded below to see it for yourself. If you enjoy this pod, check out the "How Bout Them Celtics," "First to the Floor," "Celtics Lab," and the many other New England sports podcasts available on the CLNS Media network. Listen to the "Celtics Lab" podcast on: Apple Podcasts: Spotify: This article originally appeared on Celtics Wire: Celtics star Jaylen Brown went on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
