Rest peacefully, Vanessa, my beautiful friend. Thank you for decades of love, laughter, memories, and friendship. A piece of my heart went with you yesterday. I’ll carry your memory with me for the rest of my life. I love you always. 🙏🏾❤️
My heart hurts in a way I can’t even describe. I keep wanting to pick up my phone and text you one more time. I already miss you more than words can ever say. 💔
Happy birthday, @BarackObama! 65 never looked better. Every day, you make me a better person, and I’m thankful for all the ways you show up for our family and our country. Love you. ❤️
Michelle Obama: You were doing the people's work, rescuing our economy, expanding health care, ending a war, ordering the bin laden raid, saving an auto industry, winning a peace prize.
Geno Auriemma showed clear disrespect toward Dawn Staley following South Carolina’s 62 to 48 win over the previously undefeated UConn Huskies in the Women’s Final Four. The heated sideline exchange came after the game was already decided, which made the moment feel unnecessary.
What stands out is the tone and approach. Auriemma appeared overly aggressive, stepping into Staley’s space in a way that read as intimidation. This happened in full view of cameras, which signifies he didn’t care and knew he would get away with it.
After the game, his explanations did not fully align with what was seen on the court. He straight up lied. That raises questions about accountability. There should be consequences. A fine and suspension would send a clear message about standards, respect, and conduct.