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The Green Bay Packers had mostly everyone present for their optional organized team activities throughout this offseason. Many of them, such as left tackle

For months, there has been speculation surrounding the future of former Green Bay Packers safety Adrian Amos. Many believed the Packers would try to bring him

The Green Bay Packers will kickoff their 2023 season 90 days from now against the Chicago Bears. In celebration of a new era of Packers football and in

The Green Bay Packers are entering a new era for the franchise. Not only is 2020 first round draft pick Jordan Love taking over for future Hall of Famer Aaron

The Green Bay Packers wrapped by voluntary organized team activities last week and are beginning mandatory mini camp this week. While most of the roster was

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo is one of the greatest players in NBA history. This is evident by his inclusion on the NBA's Top 75 All-Time

Jones has spent the offseason speaking strongly about his new quarterback and he continued that trend as minicamp got underway.

In the last decade, a dangerous trend has been on the rise, and with unrestricted access to social media, most of the public is at risk of exposure. If you have been active online in the last few years, you have likely come into some contact with body-checking, unhealthy dieting advice, or feature over-analysis content on social media. Applications such as Tumblr, Instagram, and TikTok have given users a platform to curate different appearance-based niches, popularize beauty fads, and encourage heightened attention to body types. The popularity of this genre of content has desensitized the general public to posts that are harmful to self-development. Many users, especially young women and girls, have begun to view this serious and triggering content as “thinspiration,” subconsciously absorbing and amalgamating other peoples' thoughts of what our bodies should look like.

RM Sotheby’s Arizona sale is gearing up for a monumental moment in the automotive world with the auction of a rare 2020 McLaren Senna GTR, number 73 of just 75 ever produced. Designed with the track enthusiast in mind, this hypercar delivers unparalleled performance, exclusivity, and a nod to one of motorsport’s greatest icons, Ayrton Senna. With a design as thrilling as its specs, this is a dream machine destined to captivate collectors and racing aficionados alike.

REI sessions work with the premise that you don't know what you don't know and have to unlearn what you do know. And boy, I didn't know.