- StyleCNN
Milan Fashion Week: Puppet models, aquatic escapism and the tentative return of runways
Milan Fashion Week (MFW) came to an optimistic close Sunday, having hosted significantly more in-person runway shows than either London or New York before it.
- SportsBleacher Report
Video Dame: "[He] Laughed in My Face"
Lillard’s HS coach sat him for a year and laughed at his NBA dreams. Watch Draymond’s new show ‘Chips’ for a Dame exclusive 🎥
- NewsBleacher Report
Video Are the Calls for Jameis Justified?
FTW's Steven Ruiz sees some major issues ahead for the Saints: 'Without the short stuff, I don't see how this offense works'
- CelebrityThe Independent
Kamala Harris mocked after saying Tupac is the ‘best rapper alive’
Tupac, also known as 2pac, died in 1996
- WorldThe Telegraph
Fears that second Covid wave will be ‘knockout punch’ for high streets
A second wave of Covid-19 will be a “knockout punch” to Britain’s beleaguered high streets with one in 10 stores at risk of never re-opening. Some 12m square metres of floor space - equivalent to more than 400 shops the size of the flagship John Lewis department store on Oxford Street - will no longer be needed, according to property experts. The warning comes as Rishi Sunak came under attack from Labour for putting more than a million jobs at risk. Lamenting the creation of “Sunak’s scrap heap”, opposition MPs urged the Chancellor to rethink the Government’s Job Support Scheme, which will replace the furlough programme at the end of October. Shadow business minister Lucy Powell said: “The Chancellor is consigning whole sectors of our economy to the scrap heap, damaging lives and livelihoods, and threatening the recovery.” Companies in the hospitality and conference industries say they have no choice but to start making mass redundancies as Government support is withdrawn. Retailers have lost £9bn in sales so far this year with almost 14,000 shops already permanently closed, the Centre For Retail Research found. There is 125m square metres of overall retail floor space, both occupied and vacant and to let, in England and Wales according to Altus Group. Professor Joshua Bamfield of the Centre For Retail Research said about a tenth of this space will need to be “repurposed” as it was no longer required by retailers, which have seen footfall disappear over the pandemic.
- SportsBleacher Report
Video Early NFL Betting Trends We're Seeing
@LefkoeBR and Ingber share some early season gambling trends about 0-2 teams (both straight-up and ATS) heading into week 3. 76% ATS over the last four years!
