Corey Tyler
@coreytyler.bsky.social
Vice President, Integrated Copy at Highwire. Formerly Apple, Warner Bros., Sotheby’s. Boston ➡️ Los Angeles ➡️ Madison.
Brilliant writing from Howard Bryant. www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/a...
Sophie Cunningham isn’t rejecting politics. She’s cashing in on them
Sophie Cunningham’s rise says less about basketball than the incentives of a sports culture where outrage, identity politics and attention have become lucrative commodities
theguardian.com
Had I ever proposed a headline like this while writing recruiting materials for the U.S. Army back in 2018-2022, my Creative Director would have recommended that i take an extended stay in a warm room with padded walls and lots of puzzles.
Every corner of the Democratic coalition is begging for a son of bitch disguised as a statesman and Andy Beshear is running to be the newest member of Up With People.
Joel Embiid shows up to camp pudgy and winded every single year since he was drafted. This upcoming season is his best chance at winning a championship. If he wasn't on a tredmill after the Jaylen Brown signing, he'd better be right this minute.
Ranting about communism being the single biggest threat to the American way of life would make sense if everyone in the country were also eighty years old. Several generations of Americans—most of the 330 million currently in the country—have no real memory of the Soviet Union or of the Cold War.
The '28 Super Tuesday line up for Newsom/Shapiro is brutal; Maine, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Virginia and Utah are slogs for candidates without national profiles, but will be nearly impossible to overcome for those two.
After Larry, Kevin, and Robert retired, the M. L. Carr era as GM and Head Coach was followed by the Rick Pitino era, which is the basketball equivalent of killing King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette and replacing both with Napoleon Bonaparte. Which is to suggest this will all get worse.
News 📰@some-news.bsky.social · 4w agoBrown was eligible for a two-year, $141 million extension later this month; Jayson Tatum is due for a similar deal next year. Perhaps the Celtics didn't want two players on max deals if it wasn't a championship formula.
The “vibe shift” proclaimed Nov. 2024 - Jan. 2025 was just some elites—in business, media, law, and some higher ed admins—who kinda liked the fascism and gave themselves permission to accommodate it. That’s all it ever was. A close presidential election is not somehow a binding cultural referendum.
The Celtics press conference on Monday will be a doomed attempt to apply the most subtle rouge-and-gloss combo to the mug of a hog. The world in which the proclamations of team owners and general managers are thought to be uttered in good faith and packed with truth is long since dead.
Watching younger Celtics experience their first team related trauma while being old enough to remember Len Bias dying, Reggie Lewis dying, and the mess that was the Rick Pitino era.
a cartoon lion with the words `` poor little guy '' written on it
ALT: a cartoon lion with the words `` poor little guy '' written on it
media.tenor.com
Can’t be left behind when the germinal concept never included you or defined itself as against you.
Politically we live in an increasingly dangerous & confusing jungle of disinformation but it will forever be a universal truth that you can’t fake the funk when it comes to Having The Juice & Making Shit Better
an "ok, the 1980s are *really* underway now" week
Bill Zuka (Debuting This Week)@billzuka.bsky.social · 2mo ago6/4/1983: #36 Every Breath You Take - The Police #57 Is There Something I Should Know - Duran Duran #60 Stand Back - Stevie Nicks #70 1999 - Prince #74 China Girl - David Bowie #89 Maniac - Michael Sembello
Prince in mid air, London, 1986 Photo by Michael Putland
The same year Prince died, David Bowie died. That same year, the Cubs won the World Series. Nothing has been right in the world since.
Very few people have Byron Allen on their list of funniest comedians. I strongly suspect that won't change.
In another season or two, brave sportswriters will start to say openly what’s evident now; Caitlin Clark isn’t built for the WNBA. She’s hurt often, garish, bullying, and her team plays better in her absence.
