Thinking

“If I’m Steve Parrish at Crystal Palace and teams want Adam Wharton, I’d be thinking ‘He’s going to go for just as much, if not MORE than Alex Scott!’ Clinton Morrison on the summer window, and the World Cup Final, including a review of Justin Bieber

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I’ll start this week by reflecting on the World Cup final last weekend, and I would say that Spain were deserving winners. They were the best team, even though they didn’t start the tournament brilliantly against Cape Verde. But as I said many times, it’s not about how you start, it’s how you finish. And … Read more

‘It For Sure Got Me Thinking’ — Rams Legend Aaron Donald Hints at Potential NFL Comeback to Play With Myles Garrett

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The Los Angeles Rams sent shockwaves through the NFL on Monday by trading for two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett in exchange for Jared Verse, a 2027 first-round pick, a 2028 second-rounder, and a 2029 third-rounder. The move instantly improved the Rams’ chances to win the Super Bowl and ignited a question nobody … Read more

Roberto Lugo On Thinking Larger Than Life in Madison Square Park

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Lugo’s 15-foot-tall orange fire hydrant is at once a monument to childhood memory, a wink at the tradition of monumental public sculpture and a tribute to the ingenuity of communities getting by. Photography by Jamie Lubetkin When Roberto Lugo was a kid growing up in Philadelphia’s gritty Kensington neighborhood, summers were hot and dirty. Fortunately … Read more

Op-Ed: Fashion Exhibitions as Labs for Interdisciplinary Thinking

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Iris van Herpen, kimono dress, from the Labyrinthine Sensory Seas collection, 2020. Glass organza, crepe, tulle and mylar. Model: Cynthia Arribola. Photo: David Ụzọchukwu Spend enough time at a fashion show, and you’ll start to hear a certain type of conversation. “I’ll wear that,” someone says. Or, as is often the case, “How can you … Read more

Edge A.I. Infrastructure and the Limits of Hyperscale Thinking

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Training AI models may still favor large-scale collection, but disseminating that intelligence into factories, hospitals, and logistics networks requires something large-scale universities were never built to provide: proximity. Unsplash+ Charlie Munger once told a story about a town that built one remarkable grain silo. I have reduced costs. The visitors were impressed. He eliminated the … Read more

Sharon Osbourne “seriously thinking about running for mayor of Birmingham” – Jimmy Star’s World

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Sharon Osbourne has revealed that she is “seriously thinking” about running to become the Mayor of Birmingham. The music manager, television personality, and widow of heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne made the comments while on the red carpet for this year’s Grammy Awards. Speaking briefly to Billboard, Sharon was told by host Leila Cobo that … Read more

Rondé Barber Calls Out Bucs Defense — Finally Says What Everyone’s Thinking

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When Rondé Barber puts on his doctor coat, you know the Bucs’ defensive problems are real. Barber did just that during an extended segment on The Rondé Barber Show on Wednesday as he diagnosed the unit’s problems and offered remedies to improve. The legendary Hall of Fame cornerback is not pleased with Tampa Bay on … Read more

Clint Hurdle Is Thinking Big Thoughts

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It probably does not matter who occupies the position of hitting coach for the Colorado Rockies. For the previous three seasons, the job belonged to Hensley Meulens, and his only notable contribution to the franchise’s history was illegally clambering into the cockpit of a 757 while it was in flight. Meulens was fired in April, … Read more

Sonja Morgan BANNED From NYC Restaurant After Demanding Free $1K Dinner — Claims She Was Misled Into Thinking It Was for Promo!

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Sonja Morgan BANNED From NYC Restaurant After Demanding Free $1K Dinner — Claims She Was Misled Into Thinking It Was for Promo! Sonja Morgan is denying any bad behavior after reports surfaced that she caused a scene at a New York City restaurant and was subsequently banned from the venue. According to Page Six, the … Read more