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Time Business News
27-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Business News
WRSTBHVR Clothing: Street Couture with a Berlin Soul
WRSTBHVR—pronounced 'Worst Behavior' —is not merely a fashion label; it's a bold lifestyle statement rooted in rebellion and artistic expression. Emerging from the underground scene, it challenges norms with daring designs, creative collaborations, and a philosophy that champions personal authenticity. Founded by visionaries intent on breaking from mainstream fashion, WRSTBHVR draws deeply from countercultural influences—think urban grit, rave culture energy, and graffiti aesthetics. Its name encapsulates a rebellious ethos, encouraging wearers to embrace the unconventional. Experimental Graphics & Artistic Fusion Each piece blends bold imagery, street-style motifs, and often collaborations with visual artists. Rather than mass-produced imagery, designs feel more like wearable art. Each piece blends bold imagery, street-style motifs, and often collaborations with visual artists. Rather than mass-produced imagery, designs feel more like wearable art. Mixed Styling From oversized hoodies with sculptural prints to minimalistic monochrome basics, WRSTBHVR offers both flamboyant and refined statement pieces. 🔥 Elevate your style—explore the Wrstbhvr Hoodie Collection Sale now and save big on premium hoodies & sweatshirts! Craftsmanship & Materials The brand prioritizes premium fabrics and precision tailoring, investing in pieces meant to endure. The brand prioritizes premium fabrics and precision tailoring, investing in pieces meant to endure. Exclusivity Limited-edition capsule collections contribute to its cult appeal. These drops are often linked to artist collaborations or gallery‐style releases that emphasize scarcity and collectibility. Built on Community Beyond apparel, WRSTBHVR fosters a tribe of people who value outsider culture and self-expression. Events, artist collaborations, and social platforms amplify this sense of belonging. Beyond apparel, WRSTBHVR fosters a tribe of people who value outsider culture and self-expression. Events, artist collaborations, and social platforms amplify this sense of belonging. Voice for the Unheard The brand positions itself as more than fashion—it engages with social causes like justice, environmental activism, and mental health awareness, using its platform to elevate marginalized voices. ✨ Catch the Sabrina Carpenter merch sale—limited-time discounts! These are a few hallmark pieces that exemplify WRSTBHVR's aesthetic: Bold Hoodies & Sweatshirts Often oversized with dramatic graphics or street-inspired typography—core to the brand identity. Often oversized with dramatic graphics or street-inspired typography—core to the brand identity. Outerwear with Attitude Leather, shearling, and padded jackets with edgy design details and statement branding. Leather, shearling, and padded jackets with edgy design details and statement branding. Art-Infused Tees & Tops T-shirts featuring bold prints, rebellious slogans, and visual storytelling. T-shirts featuring bold prints, rebellious slogans, and visual storytelling. Accessories Caps, bags, and small items that complement WRSTBHVR's overall street aesthetic. Authentically Different : Designed for rebels and nonconformists who crave fashion that speaks beyond trends. : Designed for rebels and nonconformists who crave fashion that speaks beyond trends. Built to Last : High-quality fabrics and craftsmanship mean each piece is a durable investment. : High-quality fabrics and craftsmanship mean each piece is a durable investment. Creative Expression : Many garments double as creative canvases, speaking to both wearer and viewer. : Many garments double as creative canvases, speaking to both wearer and viewer. Cultural Relevance: With strong social media presence and cultural visibility, it resonates with youth and creatives globally. WRSTBHVR transcends clothing—it's an attitude. Rooted in underground culture, it fuses art, rebellion, and craftsmanship. Whether you're drawn to its striking visuals, its social philosophy, or the exclusivity of its drops, WRSTBHVR offers more than fashion—it offers identity. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Yahoo
12-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fans Blast Stephen A. Smith For Being In A 'Married Woman's Business' After Serena Williams Comments
Stephen A. Smith has been a trending topic on social media following Super Bowl LIX after he made interesting comments about Serena Williams on the ESPN sports show "First Take." On social media, fans are blasting the TV personality for his choice of words about Serena Williams and her decision to dance during the NFL's big game on February 9, 2025. During the Super Bowl LIX halftime show, tennis legend Williams appeared alongside Kendrick Lamar during his chart-topping diss track about Drake, "Not Like Us." The tennis champion could be seen in a blue outfit with blonde curly hair doing the "crip walk" to the song. While discussing the show and Lamar's surprise guests, including singer SZA and Williams, Smith shared how he would've felt had he seen Williams dancing on stage if they were in a relationship. 'If I'm your husband, I'm thinking, 'Why are you up there trolling him—trolling your ex?'' Smith asked his colleagues, including Shannon Sharpe. 'If I'm married, and my wife is going to troll her ex—go back to his -ss. Because clearly you don't belong with me. What you worried about him for—and you with me?' "Bye. Bye," he finished. One reason Williams' appearance during this year's Super Bowl halftime show has been a trending topic is her previous flirtatious relationship with Drake. The pair sparked dating rumors in 2011, and throughout the years, Drake name-dropped the athlete in a couple of songs, including "Worst Behavior." He's also credited Williams with inspiring his 2015 Meek Mill diss track, "Back to Back." After Williams married Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian in 2017, Drake slammed him in a song, calling him a "groupie." Once the clip of Smith speaking about Williams and her dancing on stage during Super Bowl LIX was posted online, fans dragged the sports analyst for discussing things he couldn't relate to. "Quick reminder: Stephen A. Smith works over 320 days a year and is unable to experience his wife trolling her ex because he does not currently possess a wife," one user wrote. Someone else clearly agreed, writing that Smith believing he'd "even have the opportunity to marry someone like her in the first place is HILARIOUS." A third user also shared their thoughts and asked why Smith was "in a married woman's business." On X, Williams' husband, Ohanian, shared his thoughts about his wife's appearance during the Super Bowl halftime show. "Some of y'all have no idea how criticized Serena was for this same dance at Wimbledon 13 years ago, and it shows," he wrote. "This is bigger than the music." For those who may be unfamiliar, Ohanian is referring to the pushback Williams received after doing the crip walk at Wimbledon during the 2012 Olympics in London. A fan replied to Ohanian, telling him and his wife to ignore the haters before reminding him that Williams, whom many regard as the greatest tennis player of all time, inspires many people. "No other choice," he replied. Williams also addressed the special moment on Instagram, praising Lamar for inviting her to show off her "winning dance" in front of millions of football fans. Aside from her dance during the halftime show, Williams also made headlines after she showered pop singer Taylor Swift with love following an embarrassing moment inside the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. During the game, the camera operator flashed the camera to several big celebrities in the audience, briefly showing them on the stadium's jumbotron. When the camera landed on Swift, the crowd shared loud boos, prompting the singer to share a confused look before asking, "What is going on?" Williams defended the singer online, telling her not to hang her head in response to the crowd's reaction. "I love you," Williams wrote. "Don't listen to those [boos]!" Williams standing up for Swift made several of the "Cruel Summer" singer's fans extremely proud. Online, the singer's fanbase, known as the "Swifties," showed love to the Grand Slam champion for protecting their favorite artist of all time. "And this is why you're a QUEEN," one user wrote. "Aww, my favorite singer and favorite athlete," another shared.
Yahoo
10-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Serena Williams' Super Bowl Cameo Explained: Surprise Appearance Was ‘Nasty Work' From Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar doubled down on his beef with Drake by featuring not one but two of the rapper's famous exes in his Super Bowl Halftime performance – SZA, and surprise guest Serena Williams. In what has already been a whirlwind year for the rapper and his Grammy Award-winning diss track 'Not Like Us,' Lamar decided to place the hit song on America's biggest stage. It was already announced that SZA would appear and perform a couple of their duets, but Lamar surprised the audience with a cameo from tennis legend Serena Williams. Williams and Drake actually have their own history, having reportedly dated on-and-off from 2011 to 2015. Drake referenced Williams in his 2013 song 'Worst Behavior,' and then again in 2022 when he called out her husband, Alexis Ohanian, in his song 'Middle of the Ocean,' calling him a 'groupie.' The tennis star did not return his volleys – but she did decide to perform alongside his foe, Lamar. The Lamar-Drake beef is explained in detail here, but the two rappers released back-to-back diss tracks at one another in the spring of 2024, with Lamar doubling down on allegations that Drake has sexual relationships with minors (and even got the entire Super Bowl arena and the Grammys audience to sing it along with him). The shared enemy may not have been the only reason Williams and Lamar teamed up for the performance. Both were born and raised in Compton, California. The tennis star paid homage to her hometown by crip walking to 'Not Like Us.' Social media users online quickly clocked the dance move as the same one she got in trouble for at Wimbledon. Williams responded saying if she danced like that on the court she 'would've been fined.' Other fans online called the Williams' cameo 'nasty work' from Lamar. Another fan called it 'chaotic good.' For more reactions to the bombshell cameo, keep reading: The post Serena Williams' Super Bowl Cameo Explained: Surprise Appearance Was 'Nasty Work' From Kendrick Lamar appeared first on TheWrap.
Yahoo
10-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Yes, that was tennis pro (and Drake's ex) Serena Williams in Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show
Oh, what we would give to be a fly on the wall in Drake's house as he watches Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show. Not only did Lamar come through on his many teases to perform his Drake diss track "Not Like Us" during his big performance, but he even brought out tennis superstar and Drake's ex Serena Williams to dance on stage for the moment. Williams appeared briefly but, oh, so memorably. She executed a Crip Walk, which was something she performed on the tennis court in a meme-making moment. She also posted behind-the-scenes video and photos of herself getting ready backstage, as well as de-costuming afterward. "Let's go Super Bowl halftime??! I died a little!" Williams wrote on Instagram. In a separate video shared to social media, she acknowledged backstage after the halftime show, "Man, I did not Crip Walk like that in Wimbledon. Ooo! I would've been fine!" Williams garnered attention elsewhere during the Super Bowl when she took to Twitter/X to show support for Taylor Swift, who got booed by rowdy fans at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans when she appeared on the jumbotron. "I love you @taylorswift13 dont listen to those booo!!" she tweeted. Super Bowl halftime show babyyyyyyyyy — Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) February 10, 2025 Related: Every song Kendrick Lamar performed at the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show It's no secret Drake and Lamar have been beefing as of late, Drake and Williams were linked from around 2011 to 2015, according to reports, and she later became a subject of his 2013 track "Worst Behavior." More recently, Williams, who is married to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, danced to Lamar's "Not Like Us" and made fun of Drake briefly during the 2024 ESPYs. So the slings have been mutual. At least for now, though, someone should call time of death. Read the original article on Entertainment Weekly
