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USA Today
7 hours ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Marlon Humphrey odds to win 2025 NFL Defensive Player of the Year
Marlon Humphrey is +10000 to win the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year award in 2025, which ranks him 32nd in the league. Humphrey was a big player on D last year, with six interceptions to go with 67 tackles, 5.0 TFL, 0.5 sacks, and 15 passes defended. Watch the NFL on Fubo! Marlon Humphrey futures odds NFL odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Wednesday at 6:18 p.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Marlon Humphrey 2024 game log Get Baltimore Ravens gear at Fanatics!
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
What we know about Beyond Paradise series 4 as filming begins
The beloved BBC crime drama is officially returning for a fourth series, with new details emerging about the team at Shipton Abbott. Beyond Paradise's Detective Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) is returning for another round of tantalising mysteries on the south coast in Shipton Abbott. That's right, the beloved BBC crime drama will be back for a fourth series and the great news was confirmed by Red Planet Pictures on Tuesday, 29 July. Not only that, but it was announced that production has already begun on the new episodes. For those who can't wait to learn more about the new series, here is what we know so far. When will Beyond Paradise series 4 be released? Red Planet Productions confirmed that production had begun on Beyond Paradise's first episode on 21 July with a picture of the very first slate of the series. The image showed a coastal view behind the slate and revealed that the episode itself will be directed by Fiona Walton. The Instagram social media post read: "We're back in Shipton Abbott! Filming has begun this week on the brand-new series of #BeyondParadise. Expect plenty of puzzling twists and turns as the team gear up for another series full of mystery, humour, and heart on the sunny shores of Devon and Cornwall." The BBC hasn't yet confirmed when series 4 will return to screens, but it is likely to continue the tradition of airing in the first half of 2026. The broadcaster will likely confirm the release date closer to the time of its release. What will Beyond Paradise series 4 be about? Series 3 ended with a dramatic twist in Humphrey and fiancée Martha (Sally Bretton) having to say goodbye to their foster child Rosie. The young girl had just started to become comfortable with her new foster parents, and they had grown close to her too, but in the finale, the time came for her to return to her birth parents. Humphrey and Martha's journey as foster parents is an important part of the series and it will likely continue to be a significant narrative in the next series. Elsewhere, the show has been exploring the personal relationships of several supporting characters, such as Esther (Zahra Ahmadi) and her budding romance with Archie (Jamie Bamber). The pair decided to part ways at the end of series 3, but the aftermath of this could play an important part in series 4. And then, of course, there will be a number of important cases for the team in Shipton Abbott to solve. Who stars in Beyond Paradise series 4? Marshall and Bretton are expected to return for the BBC show's fourth series, while other key players like Ahmadi, Dylan Lleweylln, Felicity Montagu, and Barbara Flynn are also expected to reprise their respective roles in the series. The BBC has not yet confirmed who will be part of the cast, but this is likely to be announced soon. The show will also continue to have an array of guest stars, with the cast confirmed closer to series 4's release date. Is there a trailer for Beyond Paradise series 4? No, a trailer for Beyond Paradise series 4 hasn't yet been released as it is too early for there to be one. Filming has only just begun, and a trailer is likely to land once filming is complete and a release date has been confirmed. Beyond Paradise series 1 to 3 is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
BBC Death in Paradise spin-off gets major update and fans are delighted
Death in Paradise fans have shared their delight after bosses shared an update on Beyond Paradise Beyond Paradise has delivered thrilling news about the upcoming series, sending fans into raptures. The British crime drama, which spun off from Death in Paradise, features Kris Marshall and Sally Bretton in leading roles. The show debuted in 2023, and viewers are eagerly anticipating information about the fourth series, which is expected to broadcast early next year. Production has now kicked off, with the BBC programme posting a photograph of a clapperboard on Instagram. The message stated, "We're back in Shipton Abbott! Filming has begun this week on the brand-new series of #BeyondParadise," reports the Express. "Expect plenty of puzzling twists and turns as the team gears up for another series full of mystery, humour, and heart on the sunny shores of Devon and Cornwall." Supporters have been celebrating the announcement, with one commenting, "So exciting! " while another declared, " Excellent news!" A third chimed in, " Can't wait!" This follows after devotees discovered that Kris would be returning to his character as Detective Humphrey Goodman, as production for the BBC Series seemed to have started. One individual posted to a Facebook fan group devoted to the programme and uploaded a notice reading "BP Unit" alongside the message "Back filming in Cornwall. "The sign is at St Mellion Golf Club; it's where they store their filming trailers and lorries," one person responded. Another enthusiast posted a separate photograph from the production firm that notified locals when shooting would occur. It had been stated that filming for the fourth season of Beyond Paradise will commence in July and conclude in November, taking place "in and around East and West Looe". Details regarding the plot for the upcoming season remain under wraps; however, the third season concluded on a poignant note. The finale saw Humphrey and Martha Lloyd (Sally) bid farewell to their foster daughter Rosie, after grappling with their own fertility issues. Kris recently opened up about his evolving role, having first graced the screen in the third season of Death in Paradise, stating: "I'm still finding stuff with Humphrey." He continued: "And I think as long as that goes on and as long as Humphrey evolves [that's good] because when I started playing Humphrey it was 11 years ago so the character has to grow with me as I get older. "As I get more mature -I'm not getting mature- he has to grow with me as I get older. He has to evolve because now I'm in my fifties so I can't play the same character that Humphrey was when he was 40, which is when I started. "As long as the character keeps evolving to fit the [person] that plays him, as long as there's not too much discrepancy between the two, then that's fine. I think if ever I thought that I was becoming too old to play that then I would say 'that's enough'." Beyond Paradise can be streamed on BBC iPlayer.
New York Times
6 days ago
- Sport
- New York Times
Ravens are enjoying the Jaire Alexander experience, and the feeling is mutual
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey, the second-longest-tenured player on the team, could tell early on that Jaire Alexander would fit in well in Baltimore. In the weeks before veterans reported to training camp, Humphrey got text messages from Alexander that included observations and opinions as the longtime Green Bay Packer watched film of the Ravens' defense. Alexander told Humphrey he was especially impressed with a clip of Humphrey trying to fight two Pittsburgh Steelers offensive linemen during a game last season. Advertisement After arriving at training camp, Alexander quickly linked up with 'The Breakfast Club,' a small group of Ravens that meet at 6 a.m. in the weight room at the Under Armour Performance Center for an early morning workout. Alexander, though, had one request: He wanted a speaker placed right where the players were working out, rather than relying on the ones in the ceiling. 'He said, 'No, I need the boombox right by here, right in my ear,' and I'm like, 'All right, that's different,'' Humphrey said. 'It has been exciting, but what I like the most is just his swag to the game. I think confidence is the biggest key you can have at cornerback, and I think you can never have too much confidence. I think he's a perfect fit for our secondary.' In Wednesday's first training camp practice, Alexander broke up two passes and made one known by breaking out his trademark seatbelt celebration and preening to the crowd. On Thursday, Alexander was beaten on a deep ball by second-year wide receiver Devontez Walker. Alexander wanted a rematch and got the better of Walker on the second rep, registering the pass breakup and letting Walker know about it afterward. When the one-on-one segment ended, just as Alexander was set to match up against tight end Mark Andrews, the cornerback expressed his displeasure to anybody within earshot. 'I wanted one more, just one more rep,' Alexander said after Thursday's practice. The Ravens are enjoying the full Alexander experience, and the feeling is mutual. After seven years in Green Bay, a period that saw Alexander get selected to two Pro Bowls, become the highest-paid cornerback in league history, miss 34 total games over the last four seasons and ultimately get released by the Packers in early June, Alexander is fully embracing his new NFL home. 'I'm in love. What can I say? The weather is great. The fans are great. The city is great, so I think I'm in a great place,' Alexander said in his first media availability since joining the team. 'It's actually an amazing feeling. Defense wins championships, so I'm in the right place to do that.' Advertisement The Ravens signed Alexander, 28, to a one-year, $4 million deal less than two weeks after his release from Green Bay. Interested in playing for a Super Bowl contender and wanting to reunite with his former Louisville teammate, quarterback Lamar Jackson, Alexander had the Ravens on his short list of teams he was interested in. Baltimore had long admired Alexander as a player and had contemplated trading for him during the 2024 season. Despite returning perennial Pro Bowler Humphrey and 2024 first-round pick Nate Wiggins, and signing veteran Chidobe Awuzie while also drafting four total cornerbacks over the past two years, Baltimore learned long ago that it can never have enough players at the position. However, when Alexander traveled to Baltimore for a free-agent visit, he wasn't fully sold on the fact that he would be signing with the Ravens. It didn't take long after he arrived for him to reach that point. 'Vibes never lie,' Alexander said. 'I am big on energy and energy exchange, so I got good vibes here, and it seemed like they wanted me here, and they cared. So, that played the biggest part in it.' I was just making sure 😅⚡️ — Lamar Jackson (@Lj_era8) July 24, 2025 Now, the Ravens hope Alexander bucks a trend and stays healthy. If he does, the Ravens could have one of the top secondaries in the NFL. Yet, Alexander played just four games in 2021 and seven each in 2023 and 2024. When he's been healthy, he's been one of the league's top corners. However, since 2020, the only season in which he managed to stay healthy was the 2022 campaign. He played in 16 games, registered five interceptions and 14 pass breakups and made his second Pro Bowl. 'Physically, I'm great,' Alexander said. 'I'm out there practicing, so I can't thank God enough.' Alexander said the culture in Baltimore is different than the one he was used to in Green Bay. He also said the intensity of training camp practices is ratcheted up from his previous experiences. Despite a tumultuous ending, Alexander said he had a great time in Green Bay, built many long-term relationships and appreciated the Packers' organization and the city. Advertisement Asked if he's circled the Ravens' Week 17 matchup against the Packers on his calendar, Alexander said, 'No, I circle every week. Everybody's going to get it.' • Defenses are typically ahead of offenses this time of year. That was no different Wednesday, a session dominated by Baltimore's defensive unit. However, Humphrey said the defense came away from Wednesday's first practice disappointed in its play and its inability to force turnovers. 'Turnovers are, by far, the biggest thing that has been preached,' Humphrey said. The Ravens finished tied for 20th in the NFL last season with just 17 takeaways. They lost the turnover battle, 3-0, in the season-ending loss to the Buffalo Bills in the AFC divisional round. Those results have made forcing turnovers a top priority for the defense heading into the season. The focus showed in Thursday's practice as the defense registered three interceptions in emerging as the clear winner from the workout. Inside linebacker Trenton Simpson got the first one, picking off a Jackson pass that hit off the hands of tight end Isaiah Likely. A few plays later, undrafted rookie safety Reuben Lowery, who seems to be around the ball a lot, corralled an errant throw from Devin Leary. Later in practice, rookie first-round pick Malaki Starks intercepted a Jackson overthrow right outside the end zone. Middle linebacker Roquan Smith also forced a fumble by punching one out of tight end Charlie Kolar's hands, but Kolar fell on the loose ball. • The lone new practice absence for the Ravens was wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins. Coach John Harbaugh said the Ravens kept Hopkins sidelined 'out of an abundance of caution' after the 33-year-old fell hard on his leg while making a back-shoulder catch Wednesday. It doesn't sound like Hopkins will miss too much time. Second-year receiver Dayton Wade left practice early with an undisclosed issue. Advertisement • Tyler Loop got the day off from live action Thursday, leaving all the kicking reps to John Hoyland. The undrafted kicker out of Wyoming had a nice day, converting on all nine of his attempts during team periods. Hoyland's long was 43 yards. • The offensive play of the day came courtesy of a deep Jackson to Rashod Bateman touchdown. Jackson placed the ball perfectly between Wiggins and safety Kyle Hamilton. Bateman ran under it to make the catch. Beyond the turnovers, the defensive play of the day occurred when Smith stayed step for step with Justice Hill and never lost sight of the ball. Smith prevented what looked like a sure completion by wrestling the ball out of Hill's hands about 35 yards downfield. • Outside linebacker David Ojabo and cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis, two returning players perceived to be on the roster bubble, are both off to solid starts in camp. Ojabo broke up a pass in Wednesday's practice and has given starting right tackle Roger Rosengarten some issues in each of the first two days. Armour-Davis, meanwhile, had two pass breakups Thursday and went tumbling through a makeshift fence, set up to keep fans and reporters at an appropriate distance from the field, on one of them.
Elle
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Elle
Butter Yellow Is Summer's Trendiest Shade—Here Are 4 Nail Looks to Try
Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Now that summer is here, our seasonal beauty switch-ups are officially in motion, starting with the arrival of joyful, butter yellow manicures. Whether it's a layer of glossy soft yellow polish or a minimalist spring-inspired design, the options are endless when it comes to sunny nail ideas—it's simply a matter of choosing your style. Consider what type of manicure you'd like to sport this summer. Classic polish allows you to switch up your design (not to mention try new nail art techniques at home), while a gel formula offers longevity for those looking for a longer-lasting mani. For ultimate durability, opt for acrylics, which are perfect for a long-haul trip, or try BIAB (Builder in a Bottle) to encourage strength and new length for weakened tips. Here, we've rounded up the best buttery nail designs and manicure ideas for summer, including fancy French tips and playful aura nails. You can add an elegant sheen to any classic manicure using chrome, but this summer it's best placed over a sunshine yellow French tip. 'Begin by painting one coat of your desired base shade (I'm a huge fan of Essie Gel Couture in Sheer Fantasy),' explains nail artist and Essie ambassador Michelle Humphrey. 'Paint your French tip—this can be white, or any color! For warmer days, you might want to opt for a brighter shade like lilac, matcha green, or yellow.' To finish, apply either a chrome top coat (or chrome powder with a clear top coat) to add a finishing metallic glaze to your mani. So chic and so modern. Florals for spring-summer may seem cliché, but we assure you, these delicate designs couldn't be more trendy. 'Start by applying your desired base shade; sheer nudes always look beautiful, but you can choose any color you like. Soft sorbet shades would also be dreamy for this look,' says Humphrey. 'Use a dotting tool or a bobby pin to create a small circle of five white dots, then create the center of the flower by adding one more yellow dot. Tip: Be sure to clean the tool regularly to prevent the polish from drying and the dots becoming uneven. You can have several flowers or just one on the nail—the options are limitless!' Trendy but never childish, these airbrushed tips have been making the rounds since 2023, retaining their popularity thanks to an easy-to-replicate design and versatile set of colors. This summer, they're worn best in bright yellows and vibrant oranges. Think sunset shades. 'Paint your nails in your desired shades—I love choosing bright pastels on each nail,' says Humphrey. 'Apply a matte top coat and allow it to thoroughly dry. Grab any eyeshadow palette. Using an eyeshadow applicator sponge, gently buff the eyeshadow into the nail where you'd like your aura.' Complete on all nails, then apply a glossy top coat for that high-shine professional finish. Gingham has long been hailed as the official fabric of summer, but did you know it also looks incredibly chic when adorned over bare nails? Better yet, match your manicure to your lightweight summer wardrobe. While we're huge fans of an at-home nail design, we're the first to admit that this idea is far from beginner-friendly. Save this detailed inspiration for your in-salon appointment, whether that's an acrylic set to last well beyond the heat wave, or a classic gel manicure that won't smear and smudge throughout the week.
