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West Australian
17-07-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
Super Netball 2025: Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard all smiles as West Coast Fever dominate The West Australian
West Coast Fever are the talk of the town and netball's GOAT (Greatest of All Time) Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard is embracing being the face of their club's premiership push. The Jamaican shooter was all smiles as she was pictured with the back page of Thursday's The West Australian which has been taken over by the Fever ahead of their major semifinal against the NSW Swifts at RAC Arena on Sunday. Splashed across the backpage was a picture of Fowler-Nembhard with the headline 'All I Do Is Win' and with 'Let's Go Fever' covering the masthead, the world's best netballer prepares to lead Fever into another finals campaign and for a second premiership. Fever — who claimed the minor premiership after recording a club best home-and-away record of 12-2 for the season — will book the first place in the 2025 grand final should they beat the Swifts this weekend. Fowler-Nembhard is pivotal to their premiership push after topping the league's goalscoring for an eighth consecutive season with 724 — despite missing the first two games of the season. 'I am super blessed and excited to have this opportunity once again and am looking forward to it,' she said. 'My secret is Alice (Teague-Neeld), Jordan (Cransberg), Shanice (Beckford), Liv (Wilkinson), Fran (Williams), Sunday (Aryang), Kadie-Ann (Dehaney), Zoe (Cransberg), Kelsey (Brown) when she is in training with us and Ruth (Aryang) — that's my secret, I have them,' she said. 'It's about supporting them in whatever way I can to make sure they know they have that support and all the authority to play their game and be strong, knowing they have us (leaders) surrounding them and backing them in.' Fowler-Nembhard will the favourite to claim an unprecedented sixth Super Netball MVP award this year.
Perth Now
17-07-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
Fowler-Nembhard all smiles as Fever take over The West
West Coast Fever are the talk of the town and netball's GOAT (Greatest of All Time) Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard is embracing being the face of their club's premiership push. The Jamaican shooter was all smiles as she was pictured with the back page of Thursday's The West Australian which has been taken over by the Fever ahead of their major semifinal against the NSW Swifts at RAC Arena on Sunday. Splashed across the backpage was a picture of Fowler-Nembhard with the headline 'All I Do Is Win' and with 'Let's Go Fever' covering the masthead, the world's best netballer prepares to lead Fever into another finals campaign and for a second premiership. Fever — who claimed the minor premiership after recording a club best home-and-away record of 12-2 for the season — will book the first place in the 2025 grand final should they beat the Swifts this weekend. Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard with the back page of The West Australian. Credit: Supplied Fowler-Nembhard is pivotal to their premiership push after topping the league's goalscoring for an eighth consecutive season with 724 — despite missing the first two games of the season. 'I am super blessed and excited to have this opportunity once again and am looking forward to it,' she said. 'My secret is Alice (Teague-Neeld), Jordan (Cransberg), Shanice (Beckford), Liv (Wilkinson), Fran (Williams), Sunday (Aryang), Kadie-Ann (Dehaney), Zoe (Cransberg), Kelsey (Brown) when she is in training with us and Ruth (Aryang) — that's my secret, I have them,' she said. 'It's about supporting them in whatever way I can to make sure they know they have that support and all the authority to play their game and be strong, knowing they have us (leaders) surrounding them and backing them in.' Fowler-Nembhard will the favourite to claim an unprecedented sixth Super Netball MVP award this year.
Boston Globe
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
A little rain couldn't stop Boston Calling from launching with a country-fied opening night
There was also a ramped-up focus on country music on Friday, where every artist that played the Green stage was either a Nashville star like Luke Combs (or rapidly on the way like Megan Moroney) or was arguably country-adjacent. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Dalton and the Sheriffs perform at Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/The Boston Globe Curly-voiced singer/songwriter Bebe Stockwell kicked things off with a fair amount of indie drama, with Holy Rollers following with churning and triumphant roots-rock. Two hours after receiving the call to fill in the hole in the schedule left by TLC's unplanned absence, Dalton & The Sheriffs showed up with two acoustic guitars and one burly voice, and they were were exactly what Combs means when he sings that he's still be doing this if he wasn't doing this. Megan From Work performs at Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/The Boston Globe Battlemode, on the other hand, represented local music on the Orange stage with the most screw-around performance Boston Calling may have ever seen, fueling its chaotic chiptunes by twisting dials, throwing in violin, and just generally seeing what they could get away with. Earnest but cutting, Future Teens were sprung and power-pop-adjacent, with a questioning, urgent undertow. Megan From Work, on the other hand, elevated nondescript punk-lite bash with the pleading wide-eyed enthusiasm of singer Megan Simon, who transformed it into a charming blast. Latrell James closed the local stage out with crisp, jazzy groove-rap. Advertisement Latrell James performs at Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/The Boston Globe Dressed like he was about to challenge someone to a breakdance battle to save the community center, Kyle Dion was loose, flirty, and fired up as he opened the Blue stage with '80s-style funk-R&B. The vaguely cosmically-minded indie rock of Infinity Song and the watery Curtis Mayfield throwback soul of Thee Sacred Souls followed. With a genial, laid-back flow, rapper Mike. came off like a discount Jack Harlow, and T-Pain largely spun his wheels before kicking into 'Buy You A Drank (Shawty Snappin')' and 'All I Do Is Win' to lock the crowd back in fully. Sheryl Crow performs at Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/The Boston Globe Back on the country side of the complex, Wilderado built up a springy, warm churn, while Max McNown's easygoing road-trip country was a little too casual and green. Sheryl Crow, on the other hand, performed with the absolute confidence and skill of an old pro, with the advantage of a dozen surefire crowd pleasers like 'Every Day Is A Winding Road' and a by-then ironic 'Soak Up The Sun.' With the self-contained confidence and glammed-up production touches of Maren Morris, if just a little more wide-eyed, Megan Moroney nailed the sassy kissoff of 'Man On The Moon' and the wit and disappointment of 'Sleep On My Side.' But she also used the bottom of her range in a way that women country singers usually don't, and she hit it for heartbreak and vulnerability in 'Girl In The Mirror.' Advertisement Luke Combs performs at Boston Calling. Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/The Boston Globe Having already performed in the rain the last time he played Massachusetts in 2023, Luke Combs took the stage to the charging zip on '1, 2 Many' (and, naturally, 'When It Rains It Pours') and didn't let up for an hour and a half. Unlike Moroney's glittery double staircase, Combs didn't have much in the way of a stage set, though the phalanx of lights and lasers beaming off the rain created little aurorae above the audience. Songs like 'Houston, We Got A Problem' were earnest and heartfelt without being cloyingly sentimental, and with the Moroney-assisted spirited grind of 'Beer Never Broke My Heart' and metallic riff of 'Ain't No Oklahoma,' Combs showed that maybe there's not much distance between country and the standard Boston Calling headliner after all. Marc Hirsh can be reached at officialmarc@ or on Bluesky @
Yahoo
10-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Matt and Josie Leinart Welcome Baby No. 3, a Girl: ‘Worth the Wait' (Exclusive)
Matt and Josie Leinart have expanded their family! The former Buffalo Bills quarterback, 41, and the Make It or Break It actress, 37, welcomed a baby girl, Camila May Leinart, on Sunday, Feb. 2, completing their family of seven. "Baby #3 was worth the wait. Now our family is complete!" the couple exclusively shares with PEOPLE. "Our boys have been a blessing, and we feel so lucky to welcome the missing puzzle piece to the Leinart family. We could not be happier." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Related: Josie Loren and Matt Leinart Reveal They're Expecting Third Baby in Hilarious Pregnancy Announcement With the addition of their baby girl, Matt and Josie officially became a family of seven. The pair, who wed in 2018, previously welcomed two boys, Cannon, 3, and Cayson, 5. Matt also shares his 18-year-old son Cole with his ex-girlfriend Brynn Cameron. Each of the boys had their own unique reaction to the news of a new addition to the family. Cole was looking forward to the new baby and was rooting for a girl the entire pregnancy. Meanwhile, Cayson was more interested in "the presents that Baby Leinart is going to bring him," but being that he's an "amazing older brother to Cannon," the couple admits they weren't worried. Their youngest, Cannon, has always loved babies and is "so excited to graduate to Big Brother status." As for the proud parents, Matt and Josie say they're ready for this new chapter in their life. "Josie is a super Mom!" Matt says of his wife. "The fact that she can balance a career as a lawyer, making everyone laugh on social media and being incredibly present and nurturing for all the kids inspires me every day." The lawyer announced she was expecting her third child with the former NFL player in a hilarious Instagram video on Monday, Aug. 12. The couple started the video by sharing how easy life has been with their young children 'sleeping through the night" and "potty trained. The two quipped that they can "finally shove [their] kids' faces into iPads and enjoy" reality TV. Matt and Josie then switched gears, saying that they "knew we had to make a change" and declared they 'decided to f--- s--- up.' The video then cuts to the couple dancing with the sonogram and a pregnancy test to DJ Khaled's "All I Do Is Win," featuring Ludacris, Rick Ross, T-Pain and Snoop Dogg. The pair decided to wait to find out the baby's sex until she was born. After learning that they had added a "beautiful healthy baby girl" to their family of boys, Matt and Josie were "overwhelmed with joy and excitement." "Keeping the gender a secret was so fun!" Josie tells PEOPLE. "Everyone had an opinion as to what they thought Baby was. For us though, we genuinely didn't care whether Baby #3 was a boy or a girl. We believe that giving birth to a healthy baby is a miracle in and of itself and felt so blessed to grow our family one more time." Read the original article on People
