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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry's BottleRock photo goes viral, sparks fan reactions
Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry recently captured attention at the BottleRock Napa Valley festival, where Curry's bourbon brand, Gentleman's Cut, was prominently featured. Fans admired their stylish appearance and praised their inspiring relationship. Despite the Warriors' recent playoff elimination and Curry's hamstring injury, he remains in the spotlight, balancing family moments with his entrepreneurial ventures. Stephen Curry may be in offseason mode following the Golden State Warriors' playoff exit, but he's still making headlines this time Image via @ayeshacurry for a heartwarming moment with wife Ayesha Curry that fans can't get enough of. The couple was recently spotted at the BottleRock Napa Valley music festival, where Curry's premium bourbon label, Gentleman's Cut, had a strong presence. The brand posted a photo of the two enjoying the event, and within hours, it had gone viral for all the right reasons. Fans react to Steph Curry 's stylish look and Ayesha Curry's elegance at the Napa festival While Stephen Curry kept it cool in a relaxed three-piece fit topped with a wide-brim hat, Ayesha Curry stunned in a sleek black ensemble. The moment, captured and shared by Gentleman's Cut on Instagram, quickly lit up the comments section. 'Ayesha's so beautiful,' one fan gushed in the comments, adding heart-eye emojis for emphasis. 'You two are such an inspiration to this 75-year-old in oh so many ways. Love on,' another user commented. One fan playfully called out Curry's accessory game, writing, '@stephencurry30 looking so fly in that hat!' Others simply reacted with praise, calling them 'Mom and Dad' and 'goals.' While most posts congratulated the couple for the TIME 100 honor days earlier, this image brought fans right back into why Steph and Ayesha remain one of the most admired duos off the court, effortlessly stylish, grounded, and deeply in sync. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo The BottleRock appearance also marked a big moment for Gentleman's Cut, the bourbon brand Curry launched in 2023 with Boone County Distilling Co. in Kentucky. Aged between five and seven years, the whiskey is described as offering a smooth sip with hints of honey, vanilla bean, and caramel. Curry even appeared in a short video clip posted by the brand, sharing the stage with NFL star George Kittle and pop singer Benson Boone, who was among the weekend's performers. This outing comes just weeks after the Warriors were eliminated from the 2025 NBA Playoffs by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference semifinals. Curry suffered a hamstring injury in Game 1 and missed the rest of the series, a key factor in Golden State's 4–1 exit. With the offseason underway, Steph Curry may be off the court, but clearly, he's still very much in the spotlight. Also Read: Stephen Curry's wife Ayesha flaunts her culinary skills on Instagram Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Spring heat: 90-degree temperatures possible in the Bay Area this week
(KRON) — Temperatures could reach the 90s in the Bay Area this week. KRON4 Meteorologist Gayle Ong forecasts that the region could warm up significantly by midweek. Inland areas cloud see temperatures in the mid-80s by Thursday and temperatures in the 90s by Friday, weather models show. Fire breaks out in Vacaville where crews were conducting prescribed burn 'There is a high chance of above normal temperatures on Friday and Saturday for our inland cities but that is still far out,' Ong said. The warmest temperatures are likely to hit the region Friday, with heat in the mid-to-upper 90s in areas like Livermore, Concord and Antioch. Other Bay Area cities could see temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s, while coastal areas are forecast to stay in the 60s. Photos: Stars light up BottleRock Napa Valley music festival The National Weather Service warns that the rising temperatures bring a moderate heat risk to the region. 'A warming trend is expected through the week with [a] moderate heat risk forecast in the interior towards the end of the week,' the NWS said. 'Make sure to stay hydrated, limit time in the sun, and never leave anyone in [an] unattended vehicle.' Summer begins on June 20. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
San Francisco Chronicle
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- San Francisco Chronicle
Noah Kahan closes BottleRock with a fall, an apology and a show-stopping encore
Self-deprecation can quickly become a well-worn routine, but for Noah Kahan, it's an art form. When the folk-pop sensation took the JaM Cellars Stage on Sunday, May 25, for his BottleRock Napa Valley debut — on the final night of the three-day music festival — with braided hair and a ragged floral shirt, he commented that his outfit 'probably costs less than one glass of wine here.' Then, after delivering a mandolin-backed rendition of 'All of My Love,' Kahan appeared truly stunned by the applause. 'I can't believe you guys are all here for me,' he said. 'I feel like some mistake has been made. I'm incredibly honored to be headlining a festival like this.' Later in the set, a minor stumble onstage during a lively version of 'New Perspectives' left him momentarily crestfallen. Yet, the moment only endeared him to the crowd. 'Please post that clip on social media and add to my misery,' he quipped. Despite his ongoing self-doubt, the 28-year-old Vermont singer-songwriter, who gained widespread fame after his 2022 album 'Stick Season,' had the audience listening with hushed reverence. His concert, which included favorites like 'Northern Attitude' and 'She Calls Me Back' felt remarkably intimate, even amidst the mass of diverse festivalgoers. Kahan's excitement to be back on stage after a year-long break was palpable. 'I haven't played a show in so long, so this is so f—ng cool,' he said. The emotionally charged performance offered a mix of songs about heartbreak and mental health, all buoyed by Kahan's infectious spirit. Among the highlights was 'The Great Divide,' an unreleased track from his upcoming album that immediately had the crowd singing along. Kahan also poked fun at the luxurious Wine Country festival's indulgent atmosphere, turning his attention to the VIP section. 'Congrats on the money,' he said with a grin. After a euphoric rendition of 'Dial Drunk,' Kahan seemed to fully embrace the spirit of BottleRock. 'I'll die for you, Napa,' he declared. 'I almost did earlier,' he added, referencing his earlier fall. As the set continued, Kahan's characteristic self-awareness persisted. 'Is this the last show of the weekend?' he asked, looking alarmed. 'Talk about leaving on a sad note. Sorry.' But the night wasn't over. Kahan closed out the three-day festival with a cathartic, all-hands-on-deck performance of his biggest hit, 'Stick Season,' leaving the crowd on a high note. 'If I ever do headline another one of these festivals again, I hope it will be this one,' Kahan said, his voice thick with gratitude. 'We love you, BottleRock. I'd stay out here forever if I could.' Still, there were plenty of other musical high points on BottleRock's final day. Robby Krieger of The Doors performed two hours of faithful covers of songs by his former band, while Cage the Elephant's energetic set on the Verizon Stage kept fans on their toes. Earlier, 18-year-old rock sensation Grace Bowers commanded the main stage, and jam band Goose delivered their signature feel-good vibes. Meanwhile, Khruangbin offered their signature, spacey instrumental explorations, creating an eclectic sonic landscape. On the Williams Sonoma Culinary Stage, BottleRock's signature blend of music and food continued to shine, with celebrity cooking demonstrations from San Francisco 49ers stars George Kittle and Kyle Juszczyk, MLB Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. and Howard Stern show's Gary 'Baba Booey' Dell'Abate, alongside renowned chefs like Bobby Flay, Kristen Kish and Joshua Weissman.
San Francisco Chronicle
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- San Francisco Chronicle
La Onda 2025: Napa Valley's Latin music festival returns with food, fun and rhythm
La Onda returns to Napa for its second year, celebrating Latin music, food and culture in the heart of Wine Country. The two-day event, scheduled to take place on Saturday-Sunday, May 31 and June 1 at the Napa Valley Expo, featuring an eclectic lineup that spans regional Mexican and several various sub-genres, Latin pop and so much more. Hitting the festival grounds just after BottleRock Napa Valley, a Memorial Day weekend staple, La Onda benefits from much of the same infrastructure. Attendees can expect similar perks, including multi-level seating and lounge areas, a silent disco, VIP experiences and even an on-site spa. The inaugural La Onda in 2024 drew more than 60,000 fans who enjoyed not only musical sets on the main stage but performances by roaming Mariachi bands to electrifying Lucha Libre matches. For festivalgoers looking for the perfect selfie, brightly colored lowriders served as Instagram-ready backdrops. Organizers deemed it a resounding success, with attendees lauding it for representing the vibrant diversity of Latino communities. 'There was something missing in the Northern California festival scene — an authentic, large-scale festival dedicated 100% to Latino culture,' acknowledged Dave Graham, partner at BottleRock Napa Valley which produces the La Onda. 'We saw the response from the crowd and on social media — just how much it was wanted and appreciated. We're excited to bring that same energy into year two.' Who is performing at La Onda 2025? The 2025 lineup promises big names and diverse talent within the Latin music world. On Saturday, May 31, Mexican singer-songwriter Marco Antonio Solis, Banda MS and Pepe Aguilar are expected to take the stage, while Carin León and Grupo Firme are slated to close out the festival on Sunday, June 1. Other highlights include performances by Xavi, Tito Double P, Yuridia, Eden Muñoz, Ángela Aguilar and Clave Especial. Various DJs, from Subelo Neo to Mexican Institute of Sound, will also bring the beats throughout the weekend. Other featured acts include Chino Pacas, La Receta, Camila Fernández, Los Aptos, Sonora Tropicana, MAR, Edgar Alejandro, Christian Nava, Codiciado, Oscar Maydon, Alicia Villarreal, Michelle Maciel, Reyna Tropical, Miguel Cornejo, Erre, Los De La 4, Adriana Ríos and Ysrael Barajas. Where is La Onda? The festival takes place at the Napa Valley Expo, a 26-acre venue just minutes from downtown Napa, which also hosts BottleRock Napa Valley. While La Onda uses much of the same footprint, it has its own distinct personality. 'Our team is super motivated to transform the space into something completely different,' said Justin Dragoo, chief operating officer at BottleRock. 'The decor, the vendors, the sponsors — everything had to reflect the unique spirit of this festival. We love the challenge.' Festival doors open at 11:30 a.m., with the last act ending at 10 p.m. each day. Getting to Festival La Onda 2025 Festivalgoers can easily reach the Napa Valley Expo through a variety of transportation options. Designated ride-hailing pickup and drop-off areas are located at Third and Randolph streets. Vine Transit offers free bus service throughout the weekend. Carpooling is encouraged with limited street parking available on a first-come, first-served basis, while VIP and platinum pass holders enjoy reserved parking. Free bike parking is available at 301 First St. Amtrak San Joaquins provides direct routes with festival shuttles to the venue; and out-of-town visitors can fly into nearby airports. Hotel and transportation packages, including festival shuttles, are available on the La Onda website for cities like San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento and Santa Rosa. What's on the menu at La Onda? One of the festival's main attractions is its incredible culinary offerings. More than 60 renowned eateries will showcase Latin-inspired dishes, with a special focus on the local flavors of Napa Valley, Sonoma County and the greater Bay Area. In addition to the food vendors, guests can enjoy lively bars, wine cabanas and specialty drinks throughout the festival grounds. 'This is a festival designed by Latinos, for Latinos,' said Graham. 'The food, the music, the atmosphere — it's all about celebrating our culture in the heart of one of the best food and wine regions in the world.'
San Francisco Chronicle
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- San Francisco Chronicle
Exclusive: Newsom vows to fight for arts funding during star-studded BottleRock 2025
Gov. Gavin Newsom and first partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom joined a host of luminaries on the second day BottleRock Napa Valley, enjoying performances by artists including Benson Boone and 4 Non Blondes while mingling with high-profile figures such as Serena Williams, radio personality Gary 'Baba Booey' Dell'Abate and baseball legend Ken Griffey Jr. Backstage on Saturday, May 24, the California governor mingled with music industry heavyweights, including Live Nation Northern California President Jodi Goodman, BottleRock partner Dave Graham and Marsha Vlasic, longtime talent manager for Neil Young. Newsom commended Young for fearlessly criticizing President Donald Trump's administration and voicing support for Bruce Springsteen during the musician's recent clash with the president. 'Neil Young has shown incredible integrity,' Newsom said, praising his advocacy. In a brief interview with the Chronicle at the festival, Newsom underscored the critical need to champion the arts amid federal cuts to cultural institutions under the current administration. 'This is an incredibly important moment in U.S. history,' he said. 'It's about free expression and being accountable. We can't afford to be timid.' Earlier this month, Newsom announced an $11.95 billion state budget shortfall, attributed to tariffs, a decline in tourism and broader economic uncertainty. This deficit led to a proposal to cut $11.5 million in funding for small nonprofit arts organizations across California. The proposal follows a recent wave of terminations from the National Endowment for the Arts, which sent form letters to arts organizations across the country stating that their projects 'fall outside' Trump's priorities. The targeted priorities include commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, supporting the military, promoting skilled trade careers, and aiding historically Black colleges and universities along with Hispanic-serving institutions. Despite these challenges, Newsom struck a defiant tone. 'Make arts matter again,' he told the Chronicle on Saturday. 'Art, especially rock music, matters now more than ever.'
