Italy have named AS Roma defender Leonardo Spinazzola in a 39-man squad for next month's friendly against Argentina and their Nations League games following a lengthy injury layoff.Manager Roberto Mancini mainly stuck with the squad which steered Italy to European Championship success in July, with the ex
These firms, which filed their preliminary IPO papers with Sebi between December 2021 and March 2022, obtained Sebi's observations during May 17-20, an update with Sebi showed on Monday
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Kris Jenner was all smiles in Italy on Saturday.
Jenner was seen in a wild animal print dress. The “Momager” wore a mock neck, long-sleeved leopard print dress that almost resembled a swimsuit cover-up sans the decorative feathers. The dress was slightly oversized and was hemmed with tufts of tan feathers.
Jenner wore large gold dangling earrings and black square-framed sunglasses, opting for comfort after the big event. Keeping with th...moree comfort theme, Jenner stepped into black thong-toed flip-flops, showing off her red pedicure. The flip-flops seem easy to walk in, surely giving the mom of multiple a break from heels.
Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, North West, Kris Jenner, and Kendall Jenner seen in Portofino after Kourtney’s wedding.
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Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, North West, Kris Jenner, and Kendall Jenner seen in Portofino after Kourtney’s wedding.
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The Jenner and Kardashian clan arrived in Portofino, Italy, on Friday for Kourtney Kardashian’s wedding to musician Travis Barker. On the day of their arrival, the group went out for dinner in the scenic port village where the group celebrated with good food and even better company. The ceremony was held in a rented-out castle in glamorous, Kardashian-Jenner fashion.
Earlier this weekend, Jenner spotted shopping. The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum wore a semi-sheer chiffon maxi dress. The breezy number was emblazoned with a silver star print all-over and included long, billowy sleeves, a high mock neck, and thigh-high side slits. She teamed the fun frock with a black bralette and form-fitting leggings. Jenner accessorized the casual outfit with sleek black shades, a miniature silver handbag, and large hoop earrings that were also adorned with stars.
To give her look a luxe but sporty finish, the media personality slipped into a pair of white trainers. White sneakers remain the ideal go-to casual sneaker. The right pair of white kicks can offer endless versatility.
Kris Jenner out and about in Portofino, Italy on May 20, 2022.
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Teddy Santis’ highly anticipated New Balance Made in USA collection made its retail debut last month with the release of three new 990 styles. Continuing the releases of the collection is a new 990v3 colorway dropping soon.
The Boston-based sportswear giant confirmed via its release calendar that the Aimé Leon Dore founder and the creative director of the New Balance Made in USA line’s forthcoming New Balance 990v3 style will hit shelve...mores before month’s end.
The New Balance 990v3 “Made in USA” features a clean white-based mesh upper that’s coupled with premium leather overlay panels, while reflective accents appear on the “N” branding and underlay. Adding to the simple execution are white shoelaces while a yellowed Encap midsole and a black rubber outsole complete the look.
The lateral side of the New Balance 990v3 “Made in USA.”
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“The 990’s original designers were tasked with creating the single best running shoe on the market. The finished product more than lived up to its billing. When it hit shelves for the first time in 1982 the 990 sported an elegantly understated grey colorway, and a then unheard of three-figure price tag. For avid runners and ahead of the curve tastemakers alike, the 990 was a mark of quality and superior taste. There have been updates to the design since ’82, and more color options, but the 990’s aspirational status symbol aura has never changed. Simply put, the 990 is the shoe so good, that we’ve never stopped making it,” New Balance wrote for the product description of the shoe.
Santis’ New Balance 990v3 “Made in USA” style will be released on May 26 at Newbalance.com for $210.
A top-down view of the New Balance 990v3 “Made in USA.”
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The heel’s view of the New Balance 990v3 “Made in USA.”
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SPOILER WARNING: We cannot emphasize enough how spoilery this post is. Proceed at your own risk.In Saul Goodman's world it's all...bad, man.Halfway through Better Call Saul's sixth and final season circumstances have never been more grim for our favorite Albuquerque lawyers. The Breaking Bad prequel's farewell season was sure to be a wild ride, but nothing could have prepared me for the depths of darkness its mid-season finale, "Plan and Execution," unleashes.Between the opening shot of Lalo (Tony Dalton) emerging from a manhole in the dead of night and the closing shot of his depraved, deadly...more grin, I internally praised and cursed this brilliant, ruthless show more times than I can count. The episode leaves viewers with loads of uncertainty and another major casualty, all while masterfully setting up the series' most heartbreaking cliffhanger yet.When we last saw Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn) in Episode 6, she was burning rubber after pulling off a life-altering U-turn. She ditched the job interview that could have propelled her pro-bono career to help Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) make their D-Day mission a success. And in the mid-season finale, Kim firmly cements her penchant for underhanded behavior and fully commits to self-destruction.After she and Jimmy reshoot the actor pretending to be Judge Rand Casimiro, mediator of the Sandpiper case, their plan to tank Howard's (Patrick Fabian) reputation down goes off without a hitch. From dilating his pupils so he appears strung out in the conference room to swapping the envelope of photos in his office so his peers will doubt his outlandish claims, the meticulous planning, calculation, and premeditation that went into Jimmy and Kim's big con was some of their best work. They seemingly emerge victorious, but the elaborate scheme ultimately leads to an irreversible loss of innocence.
Don't reshoot!
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While the majority of the episode shows Kim and Jimmy in control, in the end, Lalo is the one left holding all the cards. The cartel boss is back in town, he knows all about "the mother of all meth labs," and he's figured out how to throw Gustavo's armed guards off his scent. It's clear things can't end well, and they sure as hell don't.In the episode's final minutes, Jimmy and Kim are cuddling on the couch enjoying wine, take-out, and a movie by candlelight. With a knock at the door and a woosh of the candle's flame, Howard crashes their celebratory evening. In a stomach-sinking monologue, he displays an understanding of Kim and Jimmy so rare it's only been rivaled once — by Chuck. Howard calls the couple and their destructive antics out with eerie precision and asks what justification makes their treatment of him OK."Even though I humiliated myself, and my clients and peers will whisper that Howard's a drug addict, I've worked my way through worse," Howard says, citing past debt, depression, and his marriage falling apart. "But yes, I will land on my feet. I will be OK. But you? Far from it. You two...you two are soulless." Chills.He calls out Kim for stooping to Jimmy's level before marveling at how perfect they are for each other. "I thought you did it for the money, but now it's so clear," he continues. "Screw the money. You did it for fun. You get off on it. You’re like Leopold and Loeb; two sociopaths."With another whoosh of the candle's flame, Lalo ushers an impenetrable tension into the room.Jimmy looks like he saw a ghost, and for good reason, because he still thi...
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Although young, the year has been strong for Foot Locker Inc.
The retail powerhouse reported a total Q1 sale increase of 1% to $2.18 billion this morning, although comparable-store sales dropped 1.9%. With its performance for the quarter, Foot Locker Inc. beat earnings expectations with earnings per share of $1.37 and Non-GAAP earnings per share of $1.60.
Company executives — including chairman, president and CEO Dick Johnson — detailed its wins to start the year today, and offered a look into what’s in store for the back half of the year. The discussion included its plan for store openi...moreng and closings that will makes its focus more hyperlocal, a continued broadening of its product and brand assortment (which included wins from Crocs and Puma, and confidence looking ahead in On and newcomer Hoka) and plans for secondary market platform GOAT and the FLX membership program.
Here, Johnson dives deeper into Foot Locker Inc.’s strategy for the rest of 2022 with FN, and reveals the potential greatest challenges and opportunities that are ahead.
How do you expect consumer behavior to change? What trends do you expect to emerge and what do you expect to disappear?
“Our team does a really good job of staying close to our consumers. I can tell you that a year and a half ago, we hadn’t sold a pair of Crocs in our stores, and now everybody’s got a pair of Crocs. It’s a fast-moving consumer, but one of the things that has become clear is that the consumer wants choice. As we’ve looked at the amount of space in open to buy devoted to Nike, we weren’t giving them the choice they were looking for. They really had to go and hunt for it. Now, when we talked about putting in some Adidas product or some New Balance product or some Crocs or whatever, there can be a real display which allows the consumer to have that choice to create their own self-expression. I’m a long way from it in terms of me describing what I think is here to stay and what’s going to go away, but we’re seeing a nice run in basketball right now. Category growth is less relevant to me because the consumer is going to shop for the silhouette that’s right for them. At the same time, the running silhouette and this casualization and comfort that really COVID brought us is here to stay. I think about those things, I think about some of the excitement that we see from new brands like Hoka and On, but at the same time, I look at old classic classics like Converse Chucks and kids are still there. Sneaker culture is certainly broadening, the sneaker ecosystem is broadening when you think about things like Ugg and Crocs and Timberland boots that have been a part of it for a long time. The consumer, both males and females, have a really high adaptability curve. They’re willing to try things and they’re going to move quickly. I’m not a trend-guesser, I’ll leave that to our team that works hard in the stores and stays connected with our consumers both digitally and in stores, but the behavior that I think is here to stay, a couple of them: classic comfort, people want to be comfortable in on their feet in the way they dress, and the ability to move from choice to choice and try different things.”
It looks like you’re doing the right things in a challenged climate. What are you most worried about?
“There’s a lot to worry about. We’ve never been in a position where we’ve seen this sort of accelerated inflation. And if the unemployment numbers change. You’re worried that if people are une...