Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dead at 29

Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dead at 29 Paulina DedajFri, April 17, 2026 at 2:47 PM UTC 1 Former Arizona State football player and coaching assistant Steven Miller has died, the school confirmed on social media. He was 29. Miller, who was an offensive lineman for the Sun Devils from 201619, died Wednesday after previously suffering a medical issue following a team practice on April 7, the Arizona Republic reported.

Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dead at 29

Paulina DedajFri, April 17, 2026 at 2:47 PM UTC

1

Former Arizona State football player and coaching assistant Steven Miller has died, the school confirmed on social media. He was 29.

Miller, who was an offensive lineman for the Sun Devils from 2016-19, died Wednesday after previously suffering a medical issue following a team practice on April 7, the Arizona Republic reported.

Arizona State Sun Devils offensive lineman Steven Miller blocks during the NCAA football game against Washington State Cougars at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz., on Oct. 22, 2016. (Getty Images)

He missed the following two practices but rejoined the team on Tuesday. The cause of death was not immediately known.

Click Here For More Sports Coverage On Foxnews.com

"Sun Devil Athletics mourns the loss of Steven Miller, a valued member of the Sun Devil Football program as both a player and coach for nearly a decade and a Gilbert High School graduate," the team wrote on its website. "He will be deeply missed."

Miller started in 35 games across four seasons, including all of the 2017 and 2019 seasons. After a standout career at ASU, he immediately jumped into coaching. He had brief stints at the University of Florida and Louisiana-Lafayette before returning as a graduate assistant in 2023.

Advertisement

Read On The Fox News App

Steven Miller of the Arizona State Sun Devils celebrates after the team defeated Michigan State 10-7 at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Mich., on Sept. 14, 2019.

College Football Player, 20, Killed In Motorcycle Crash While Riding On Interstate

He was the assistant strength coach at the time of his death.

"Everything Steven Miller did in his life, he did it big, and he did it with others in mind," his bio on the school’s website read. "The physically-imposing offensive lineman starred on and off the field while a member of the Sun Devil Football program as a player and later as a coach. Not only was Miller widely-regarded as a dominant force in the trenches, he was also recognized as an amazing teammate, who developed strong bonds and relationships with his fellow Sun Devils.

Arizona State Sun Devils offensive lineman Steven Miller walks off the field after being injured during the college football game against Sacramento State at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz., on Sept. 6, 2019.

Click Here To Download The Fox News App

"These characteristics are what made a transition to the coaching profession so natural and seamless. Miller had an impact on everyone who was lucky enough to spend time with him. His legacy of always putting others first and being there for his brothers will live on within the program and throughout the Sun Devil Football facility."

Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Original article source: Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dead at 29

Original Article on Source

Source: "AOL Sports"

Read More

---

Source: Sports

Published: April 17, 2026 at 03:28PM on Source: PRIME TIME

#ShowBiz#Sports#Celebrities#Lifestyle

byPrime Sky

in

April 17, 2026

Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dead at 29

Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dead at 29 Paulina DedajFri, April 17, 2026 at 2:47 PM UTC ...

Read More

How to watch all the new and returning series. Your guide to 2026 TV premiere dates How to watch all the new and returning series. By Samantha Highfill :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/SamanthaHighfillauthorphoto0917254112e875604542d49744a27de908d183.jpg) Samantha Highfill Samantha Highfill is an executive editor at , where she's worked for more than 12 years covering television. EW's editorial guidelines on April 16, 2026 5:09 p.m. ET :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/APRILTVPre1406abb50ac44b3d99106a62012c91e9.

How to watch all the new and returning series.

Your guide to 2026 TV premiere dates

How to watch all the new and returning series.

By Samantha Highfill

Samantha Highfill

Samantha Highfill is an executive editor at **, where she's worked for more than 12 years covering television.

EW's editorial guidelines

on April 16, 2026 5:09 p.m. ET

Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser on 'Dutton Ranch'; Zendaya on 'Euphoria'; Antony Starr on 'The Boys'; Anna Cathcart on 'XO, Kitty'. Credit:

Paramount +; HBO; Amazon Prime; Netflix

With spring in full bloom (some places), there's still plenty of television to look forward to in 2026.

In April, Amazon Prime will launch the final season of *The Boys*, while *Euphoria* makes its long-awaited return to HBO. Speaking of long breaks, it's been 20 years since the end of *Malcolm in the Middle*, and the show is back with *Life's Still Unfair*.

Looking to May, *Yellowstone* favorites Rip (Cole Hauser) and Beth (Kelly Reilly) are back with their spinoff, *Dutton Ranch*. Or if you're more interested in a different love story, it's finally time for *Good Omens* to wrap up.

For more, check out the dates below, and be sure to check back as we continue to update this post.

**APRIL 2****SEASON PREMIERE: *XO, Kitty *(Netflix)**

**APRIL 3****SEASON PREMIERE: *Your Friends & Neighbors* (Apple TV)

**APRIL 4****SERIES PREMIERE: *Made for March* (Paramount+)**

**APRIL 8****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Boys* (Prime Video)**SERIES PREMIERE: *The Testaments* (Hulu)

One last twist of fate: Inside the final season of 'Outlander'

'Y: Marshals' showrunner says Kayce Dutton is focused on 'being a father' in 'Yellowstone' spinoff (exclusive)

**APRIL 9****SERIES PREMIERE: *The Miniature Wife* (Peacock)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Big Mistakes *(Netflix)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Hacks *(HBO Max)**

**APRIL 10****SERIES PREMIERE: *Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair* (Hulu)**SPECIAL: *The Reunion: Laguna Beach *(Roku Channel)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Temptation Island *(Netflix)

Zendaya as Rue on 'Euphoria'.

**APRIL 12****SEASON PREMIERE: *Euphoria *(HBO)**SERIES PREMIERE: *The Audacity *(AMC/AMC+)**

**APRIL 15****SERIES PREMIERE: *Margo's Got Money Troubles* (Apple TV)

**APRIL 16****SEASON PREMIERE: *Beef *(Netflix)

**APRIL 17****SERIES PREMIERE: *American Gladiators* (Prime Video)**

**APRIL 19****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Way Home* (Hallmark)**SEASON PREMIERE: *From* (MGM+)

**APRIL 20****SERIES PREMIERE: *Kevin* (Prime Video)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Sullivan's Crossing* (The CW)

**APRIL 21****SERIES PREMIERE: *Unchosen* (Netflix)**

**APRIL 22****SEASON PREMIERE: *Criminal Record* (Apple TV)

Oscar Isaac in 'Beef' season 2.

**APRIL 23****SEASON PREMIERE: *Running Point *(Netflix)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Stranger Things: Tales From '85* (Netflix)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Half Man *(Netflix)**

**APRIL 29****SERIES PREMIERE: *Widow's Bay *(Apple TV)

**APRIL 30****SERIES PREMIERE: *Man on Fire* (Netflix)

**MAY 4****SERIES PREMIERE: *Lord of the Flies* (Netflix)

**MAY 8****SERIES PREMIERE: *Amadeus *(Starz)**

**MAY 7****SERIES PREMIERE: *The Terror: Devil in Silver* (AMC+/Shudder)**SERIES PREMIERE: *M.I.A. *(Peacock)**

**MAY 12****SEASON PREMIERE: *Devil May Cry *(Netflix)**SPECIAL: *The Punisher: One Last Kill *(Disney+)

**MAY 13****SERIES PREMIERE: *Off Campus* (Prime Video)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Good Omens* (Prime Video)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Perfect Match *(Netflix)

Cole Hauser as Rip and Kelly Reilly as Ben on 'Dutton Ranch'.

**MAY 15****SERIES PREMIERE: *Dutton Ranch* (Paramount+)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Rivals* (Hulu)**SERIES PREMIERE:* It's Not Like That *(Prime Video)**

**MAY 20****SERIES PREMIERE: *Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed* (Apple TV)

**MAY 21****SERIES PREMIERE: *The Boroughs* (Netflix)

**MAY 27****SERIES PREMIERE: *Spider-Noir* (Prime Video)**SEASON PREMIERE: *A Good Girl's Guide to Murder *(Netflix)**

**MAY 28****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Four Seasons* (Netflix)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Criminal Minds: Evolution* (Paramount+)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Deli Boys* (Hulu)

**MAY 29****SERIES PREMIERE: *Star City* (Apple TV)**

**JUNE 2****SEASON PREMIERE: *Love Island USA* (Peacock)

**JUNE 3****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Legend of Vox Machina* (Prime Video)

**JUNE 5****SERIES PREMIERE: *Cape Fear *(Apple TV)

Sophie Giraud/AMC

**JUNE 7****SPECIAL: Tony Awards (CBS/Paramount+)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Vampire Lestat *(AMC)

**JUNE 10****SERIES PREMIERE: *Every Year After *(Prime Video)

**JUNE 11****SEASON PREMIERE: *Sweet Magnolias *(Netflix)**

**JUNE 12****SEASON PREMIERE: *Power Book III: Raising Kanan* (Starz)

**JUNE 19****SEASON PREMIERE:* Sugar *(Apple TV)

**JUNE 25****SEASON PREMIERE: *Avatar: The Last Airbender* (Netflix)

**JUNE 26****SERIES PREMIERE: *Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness* (HBO)

**JUNE 28****SPECIAL: BET Awards (BET)**

'Little House on the Prairie' on Netflix.

**JULY 1****SERIES PREMIERE: *Elle *(Prime Video)**

**JULY 9****SERIES PREMIERE: *Little House on the Prairie* (Netflix)

**JULY 13****SEASON PREMIERE: *All American* (CW)

**JULY 15****SERIES PREMIERE: *Lucky* (Apple TV)

**JULY 16****SERIES PREMIERE: *The Five Star Weekend* (Peacock)**

**JANUARY 4****SPECIAL: Critics Choice Awards (E!/USA Network)****

**JANUARY 6****SEASON PREMIERE: *Will Trent *(ABC)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Rookie* (ABC)******JANUARY 7****SERIES PREMIERE: *Harlan Coben's Final Twist* (CBS)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Masked Singer* (Fox)

Noah Wyle, Ned Brower, and Supriya Ganesh on 'The Pitt'.

Warrick Page/HBO Max

**JANUARY 8****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Pitt* (HBO Max)**SERIES PREMIERE: *His & Hers* (Netflix)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Traitors *(Peacock)**

**JANUARY 9****SEASON PREMIERE: *A Thousand Blows* (Hulu)**

**JANUARY 11****SEASON PREMIERE:* Industry *(HBO)**SPECIAL: Golden Globes (CBS)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Night Manager *(Prime Video)

**JANUARY 13****SEASON PREMIERE: *Tell Me Lies* (Hulu)

**JANUARY 14****SEASON PREMIERE: *Hijack* (Apple TV)**

**JANUARY 15****SERIES PREMIERE: *Agatha Christie's Seven Dials* (Netflix)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Upshaws* (Netflix)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Star Trek: Starfleet Academy* (Paramount+)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Ponies* (Peacock)

Peter Claffey's Ser Duncan the Tall on 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'.

**JANUARY 18****SERIES PREMIERE: *A Knight of Seven Kingdoms *(HBO)**

**JANUARY 21****SEASON PREMIERE: *Drops of God* (Apple TV)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Queer Eye *(Netflix)**SERIES PREMIERE: *The Beauty* (FX/Hulu)**SERIES PREMIERE:* Steal* (Prime Video)

**JANUARY 25****SERIES PREMIERE: *Memory of a Killer *(Fox)**SERIES PREMIERE:* It's Not Like That *(Wonder Project)**

**JANUARY 26****SEASON PREMIERE: *Wild Cards *(CW)**SEASON PREMIERE: *American Idol* (ABC)

**JANUARY 27****SERIES PREMIERE: *Wonder Man* (Disney+)**

**JANUARY 28****SEASON PREMIERE: *Shrinking* (Apple TV)**SEASON PREMIERE:* School Spirits *(Paramount+)

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek and Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton in episode 401 of Bridgerton.

Liam Daniel/Netflix

**JANUARY 29****SEASON PREMIERE:* Bridgerton: Part One* (Netflix)

**FEBRUARY 1****SPECIAL: Grammy Awards (CBS)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Vanished* (MGM+)**

**FEBRUARY 5****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Lincoln Lawyer* (Netflix)**

**FEBRUARY 8****SERIES PREMIERE: *The 'Burbs* (Peacock)

**FEBRUARY 10****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Artful Dodger* (Hulu)**

**FEBRUARY 11****SEASON PREMIERE: *Cross* (Prime Video)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Love Is Blind* (Netflix)

Emma Betsinger on 'Love Is Blind'.

Courtesy of Netflix

**FEBRUARY 12****SERIES PREMIERE: *Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette* (FX/Hulu)**

**FEBRUARY 15****SEASON PREMIERE: *Dark Winds *(AMC)

**FEBRUARY 18****SERIES PREMIERE: *56 Days* (Prime Video)**

**FEBRUARY 19****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Night Agent *(Netflix)**

**FEBRUARY 20****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Last Thing He Told Me* (Apple TV)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Watching You* (Hulu)

Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur, Erika Alexander as Monica, and Tracy Morgan as Reggie on 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins'.

Scott Gries/NBC

**FEBRUARY 23****SERIES PREMIERE: *CIA* (CBS)**SEASON PREMIERE:* Paradise* (Hulu)**SERIES PREMIERE: *The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins *(NBC)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Voice* (NBC)**

**FEBRUARY 25****SEASON PREMIERE: *Survivor *(CBS)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Scrubs *(ABC)

**FEBRUARY 26****SEASON PREMIERE: *Bridgerton: Part Two* (Netflix)**

**FEBRUARY 27****SEASON PREMIERE: *Monarch: Legacy of Monsters* (Apple TV)

**MARCH 1****SERIES PREMIERE: *Marshals* (CBS)**SPECIAL: Actor Awards (Netflix)**SERIES PREMIERE: *DTF St. Louis* (HBO)**

**MARCH 4****SERIES PREMIERE: *Young Sherlock *(Prime Video)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Dirty Rotten Scandals *(E!)**

**MARCH 5****SEASON PREMIERE: *Ted *(Peacock)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Vladimir *(Netflix)**

Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan in season 8 of 'Outlander'.

**MARCH 6****SEASON PREMIERE: *Outlander *(Starz)

**MARCH 10****SEASON PREMIERE: *One Piece* (Netflix)

**MARCH 12****SEASON PREMIERE: *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives* (Hulu)**

**MARCH 11****SERIES PREMIERE: *Scarpetta* (Prime Video)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Age of Attraction* (Netflix)**

**MARCH 15****SPECIAL: The Oscars (ABC)

**MARCH 16****SERIES PREMIERE: *Born to Bowl *(HBO)**

**MARCH 18****SERIES PREMIERE: *Imperfect Women* (Apple TV)**SEASON PREMIERE: *Invincible* (Prime Video)

**MARCH 20****SEASON PREMIERE: *Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat *(Prime Video)**

**MARCH 21****SERIES PREMIERE: Hope Valley: 1874 (Hallmark+)**

**MARCH 22****SERIES PREMIERE: *The Faithful *(Fox)**SEASON PREMIERE: *The Comeback *(HBO)**

**MARCH 24****SEASON PREMIERE: *Daredevil: Born Again *(Disney+)**SPECIAL: *Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special *(Disney+)**

**MARCH 25****SERIES PREMIERE: *Bait* (Prime Video)

**MARCH 26****SERIES PREMIERE: *Love Overboard* (Hulu)**

**MARCH 27****SEASON PREMIERE: *For All Mankind* (Apple TV)**SEASON PREMIERE: *House of David *(Prime Video)**SERIES PREMIERE: *Privilèges* (HBO Max)**

Original Article on Source

Source: "EW TV"

Read More

---

Source: TV

Published: April 16, 2026 at 07:58PM on Source: PRIME TIME

#ShowBiz#Sports#Celebrities#Lifestyle

byPrime Sky

in

April 17, 2026

Your guide to 2026 TV premiere dates

How to watch all the new and returning series. Your guide to 2026 TV premiere dates How to watch all the new and returning series. ...

Read More

Dave Portnoy Defends Brianna LaPaglia Amid Ongoing Alex Cooper, Alix Earle Drama

Dave Portnoy Defends Brianna LaPaglia Amid Ongoing Alex Cooper, Alix Earle Drama Kaitlin SimpsonThu, April 16, 2026 at 1:52 AM UTC 0 Getty Images Dave Portnoy has entered the chat in Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia’s drama with Alex Cooper. “I just saw Brianna’s response to Alex Cooper,” the Barstool Sports founder, 49, said in a TikTok video on Wednesday, April 15. “Brianna just spilled my fing tea, what the f.” Portnoy’s video included a text exchange with LaPaglia, 26, about her video, saying he loved how “messy” it was.

Dave Portnoy Defends Brianna LaPaglia Amid Ongoing Alex Cooper, Alix Earle Drama

Kaitlin SimpsonThu, April 16, 2026 at 1:52 AM UTC

0

Getty Images

Dave Portnoy has entered the chat in Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia’s drama with Alex Cooper.

“I just saw Brianna’s response to Alex Cooper,” the Barstool Sports founder, 49, said in a TikTok video on Wednesday, April 15. “Brianna just spilled my f***ing tea, what the f***.”

Portnoy’s video included a text exchange with LaPaglia, 26, about her video, saying he loved how “messy” it was.

The internet personality also addressed LaPaglia’s claims about Cooper’s thoughts on signing Grace O’Malley to Cooper’s Unwell. (O’Malley and LaPaglia cohosted the “PlanBri Uncut” podcast on Barstool before O’Malley left in 2024.)

Alex Cooper Breaks Silence on Drama With Brianna ‘Chickenfry’ LaPaglia, Releases Alleged DMs

“Alright, here’s the tea on that, this is something I did not spurt but yes … this is how it went down. When O’Malley went to Unwell and everyone was burying Chickenfry, me and Cooper had a conversation,” he claimed. “And she’s like, ‘I’m gonna do an interview with O’Malley and let her tell her side of the story.’”

Portnoy explained that he did not like the idea because he thought it would negatively affect LaPaglia. Portnoy claimed that he offered for O’Malley to speak her truth on his network multiple times but she did not take the offer. LaPaglia offered to join O’Malley on “Call Her Daddy,” which Portnoy thought was fair.

“Me and Cooper came to an agreement. If O’Malley wouldn’t go on with Bri, then she wouldn’t put O’Malley on without Bri,” he said. “Maybe I was like, ‘I’ll go ballistic if you do that.’ Maybe. Cause I was protecting Bri a little bit … O’Malley wouldn’t agree to go on with Bri so neither of them went on. That’s how it ended.”

While LaPaglia spilled Portnoy’s “tea,” he quipped that he loves the drama.

Earlier on Thursday, LaPaglia added more fuel to the fire in the ongoing drama between Cooper and influencer Alix Earle.

“OK, Alex Cooper just made a TikTok about me saying she’s not a mean girl because we had nice DMs before I found out everything about this girl,” LaPaglia, 26, said in a Wednesday TikTok video. “The people that are saying this Alex on Alix crime is like a f***ing PR stunt, these are the same people that were saying bad [things] about [Summer House’s] Amanda [Batula] and West [Wilson] that it was an April Fool’s prank. Please guys get a brain cell.”

LaPaglia claimed that she knew Cooper before her beef with Earle since LaPaglia works at Barstool Sports. (Cooper’s podcast “Call Her Daddy” was part of Barstool before she signed a massive deal with Spotify in 2021.)

“I work at Barstool, so Dave [Portnoy] introduced me to Alex Cooper,” she continued. “I was a fan of Alex Cooper before I knew the wrath of f***ing Alex Cooper and what she does to people and how she treats people.”

LaPaglia added that since meeting Cooper all those years ago, she has become “friends” with Earle. (Earle hosted her “Hot Mess” podcast, which was broadcasted via Cooper’s Unwell media network. Earle parted ways with Unwell in 2025.)

Advertisement

“I am friends with Alix Earle. Alix Earle told me everything that transpired between those two, two years ago at the Super Bowl,” she claimed. “She told me everything. It didn't happen between them at the Super Bowl but that’s when she told me everything. You can go time check me.”

LaPaglia shared that she did not publicly speak on Earle and Cooper’s drama before because it wasn’t her place.

Alix Earle Shares Moment She 1st Watched Alex Cooper’s Video Request to Air Their ‘Beef’

“It’s not my story to tell so I didn’t tell it. From what Alix Earle told me, Alex Cooper is a very, very mean person,” she alleged. “Or maybe when Dave called me when Alex signed Grace to Unwell and she called Dave and said, ‘I don’t give a f*** about Grace. I don’t give a f*** about Brianna. All I care about is making money.’ Yeah maybe my f***ing narrative switched on you after I found things out about you. I used to be a fan of you but now I’m clearly not anymore. I’m patiently sitting and waiting for Alix Earle to say her side of the story.”

LaPaglia also addressed Cooper releasing messages that they previously exchanged online.

“And that video you made, that was mean girl 101. That was a mean girl final boss video,” she quipped. “You seem like my ex posting my f***ing text to him when we were still dating and sending nice messages to him. You think I'm a mean girl? That was before I knew anything about you.”

Us Weekly reached out to Cooper for comment.

Rumors have swirled of a feud between Earle and Cooper since Earle exited the Unwell Network in 2025. Earlier this month, Earlie seemingly threw shade at her former boss when she reposted a video calling Cooper the “grim reaper.” After Earle’s post made headlines, Cooper decided to address the alleged feud.

“But I am obviously seeing the videos, and I’m getting tagged. I see the DMs. I see the comments. So, at this point, it just feels long overdue,” Cooper said in a TikTok video before directly addressing Earle. “Hey, girl. The passive aggressive reposts and the ‘likes’ and the commenting on things, I gotta call you out here.”

Cooper shared that there was “no NDA” and “no one was stopping” Earle from speaking her mind.

What Really Happened Between Alex Cooper and Alix Earle? A Timeline of the Podcast Drama

“I’m really tired of waking up and seeing you using this fake drama to distract from other s*** going online for you. Not interested. I know what happened and so do you,” Cooper continued. “So talk. Unless the fake narrative that you’re creating happens to be way more interesting than the truth. I have nothing to hide when it comes to you and me.”

LaPaglia inserted herself into the drama earlier this month when she publicly supported Earle. Cooper subsequently called out LaPaglia on Wednesday and released several of their alleged private messages.

“This girl on girl s*** needs to stop. While Alix tries to get her story together, let me address Brianna Chickenfry who is adding onto the fake narrative and dog pile,” she wrote via her Instagram Story on Wednesday. “Brianna, you coming online saying I’m a mean girl, that I’m going to get destroyed, in peoples comments saying I hate Alex Cooper … Here are the facts. I have never met you in my life. The only communication we have ever had together is through DM.”

Original Article on Source

Source: "AOL Entertainment"

Read More

---

Source: Entertainment

Published: April 15, 2026 at 11:45PM on Source: PRIME TIME

#ShowBiz#Sports#Celebrities#Lifestyle

byPrime Sky

in

April 17, 2026

Dave Portnoy Defends Brianna LaPaglia Amid Ongoing Alex Cooper, Alix Earle Drama

Dave Portnoy Defends Brianna LaPaglia Amid Ongoing Alex Cooper, Alix Earle Drama Kaitlin SimpsonThu, April 16, 2026 at 1:52 A...

Read More

Satou Sabally joins the New York Liberty and eyes a WNBA championship

Satou Sabally joins the New York Liberty and eyes a WNBA championship DOUG FEINBERG Fri, April 17, 2026 at 5:32 PM UTC 0 FILE Phoenix Mercury forward Satou Sabally (0) looks to pass against the Minnesota Lynx during the first half of Game 2 of a WNBA basketball playoff semifinals series Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Matt Krohn, File) () NEW YORK (AP) — Satou Sabally walked into the Brooklyn Basketball Training Center to a rousing cheer from the dozens of kids who had made signs welcoming the New York Liberty's newest player.

Satou Sabally joins the New York Liberty and eyes a WNBA championship

DOUG FEINBERG Fri, April 17, 2026 at 5:32 PM UTC

0

FILE - Phoenix Mercury forward Satou Sabally (0) looks to pass against the Minnesota Lynx during the first half of Game 2 of a WNBA basketball playoff semifinals series Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Matt Krohn, File) ()

NEW YORK (AP) — Satou Sabally walked into the Brooklyn Basketball Training Center to a rousing cheer from the dozens of kids who had made signs welcoming the New York Liberty's newest player.

She did drills with the kids for 45 minutes after taking pictures and signing autographs.

“It’s honestly wonderful for me to be able to do my media day here and them to see what actually goes on as a pro,” Sabally said. “Just to be able to run around a little bit with them sweating for my actual workout. I knew a part of me was going to be competitive, so it was good for them to see it.”

Now she's ready to get to work with her new team and hopefully bring the Liberty a second championship in three seasons. A title is all that she feels is missing from her career.

“What I really wanted to do is win a championship," she said. “I think that it's missing on my resume. I know I’m a great player, but I do want that ring and I want to do it alongside people that I trust and alongside people that I want to really compete with in a place that embraces sports culture in a different way.”

The 27-year-old forward helped Phoenix reach the WNBA Finals last season, beating New York in the opening round. She suffered a concussion during Game 3 and missed the last game of the series.

Sabally, who is from Germany, was a free agent last season, too, and the decision came down to coming to New York or going to Phoenix. She chose the Mercury.

Advertisement

“Last year, I felt like out of my own ego I had to beat New York first and then join my friends,” she said. “And get closer to home. Phoenix was very far away from home for me as an international player. Like nine-hour time difference. I could only talk to my little brothers before practice. ... So I think it was a personal decision just to get closer to my own home.”

Sabally is now partnered again with her former Oregon teammate Sabrina Ionescu. The pair had the Ducks as a favorite to win the NCAA championship their senior season before the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out the tournament that year.

“I think I still have unfinished business that I would love to win,” she said. “I think it’s just such a long time since Oregon, but that is always something that we still talk about.”

She was also excited to play with Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones, Betnijah Laney-Hamilton and German teammate Leonie Fiebich. Stewart, Jones and Ionescu all officially re-signed with the team on Friday.

Sabally was saddened that she wouldn't get a chance to play with her sister Nyara, who was on the Liberty the last few seasons. She was picked up by Toronto in the expansion draft.

“You want to play together, but I think it’s a true honor that she was chosen to be a part of that expansion team and build something new with it,” Sabally said.

___

AP WNBA: https://ift.tt/w3OsZey

Original Article on Source

Source: "AOL Sports"

Read More

---

Source: Sports

Published: April 17, 2026 at 03:28PM on Source: PRIME TIME

#ShowBiz#Sports#Celebrities#Lifestyle

byPrime Sky

in

April 17, 2026

Satou Sabally joins the New York Liberty and eyes a WNBA championship

Satou Sabally joins the New York Liberty and eyes a WNBA championship DOUG FEINBERG Fri, April 17, 2026 at 5:32 PM UTC 0 FILE Ph...

Read More

Take a break & guess the names of these 1980 songs with just one lyric

Take a break & guess the names of these 1980 songs with just one lyric Ricardo RamirezFri, April 17, 2026 at 5:56 PM UTC 0 Can you name these iconic 1980 hits from just one lyric? The year 1980 brought new wave energy, postdisco grooves, and unforgettable rock anthems to the airwaves. From Giorgio Moroder’s sleek production to Dolly Parton’s nailclicking innovation, the music of 1980 defined a generation. This quiz offers a fun mental reset while testing your knowledge of the year’s biggest songs. Think fast and guess the song. When in doubt, click to the next slide to see the answer.

Take a break & guess the names of these 1980 songs with just one lyric

Ricardo RamirezFri, April 17, 2026 at 5:56 PM UTC

0

Can you name these iconic 1980 hits from just one lyric?

The year 1980 brought new wave energy, post-disco grooves, and unforgettable rock anthems to the airwaves. From Giorgio Moroder’s sleek production to Dolly Parton’s nail-clicking innovation, the music of 1980 defined a generation. This quiz offers a fun mental reset while testing your knowledge of the year’s biggest songs.

Think fast and guess the song. When in doubt, click to the next slide to see the answer. Each entry shows one lyric without the song title. Try to guess before scrolling to the reveal, which includes the song title, artist, and a fun fact about its origin.

Image Credit: Prostock-Studio/iStock

Question 1

“Take me out and show me off, and put me on the scene. Dress me in the fashions of the 1980s”

Image Credit: Private Stock Records / Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons.

Answer

“Call Me” by Blondie. Giorgio Moroder initially approached Stevie Nicks to sing this track for the film American Gigolo, but she had to turn him down due to contract restrictions. Debbie Harry stepped in and wrote the lyrics in just two hours after watching an early cut of the film.

Image Credit: stockphotodirectors/iStock

Question 2

“Are you happy, are you satisfied? How long can you stand the heat?”

Image Credit: Carl Lender / Wiki Commons.

Answer

“Another One Bites the Dust” by Queen. Bassist John Deacon wrote this funk-driven hit after spending time with Chic and being inspired by Bernard Edwards’ bass playing. Michael Jackson convinced the band to release it as a single, and it became their best-selling track in America.

Image Credit: Inside Creative House/iStock

Question 3

“Respectfully, I say to thee. I’m aware that you’re cheating”

Image Credit: IMDb

Answer

“Upside Down” by Diana Ross. Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards produced this comeback hit, but Ross remixed the entire album herself with producer Russ Terrana after feeling her voice was overshadowed. The producers were initially furious, but the platinum-selling result spoke for itself.

Image Credit: Alessandro Biascioli/iStock

Question 4

“She drives me crazy. She gives me hot and cold fever. She leaves me in a cool, cool sweat”

Image Credit: Wikipedia

Answer

“Crazy Little Thing Called Love” by Queen. Freddie Mercury wrote this rockabilly tribute to Elvis in just five to ten minutes while taking a bath at a Munich hotel. He grabbed a guitar, which he admitted he couldn’t play well, and the limitation helped him write a tighter song.

Image Credit: Dima Berlin/iStock

Question 5

“Through every turn, I’ll be near you. I’ll come anytime you call. I’ll catch you when you fall. I’ll be guiding you”

Image Credit: Amazon.com.

Answer

“Magic” by Olivia Newton-John. Written by her longtime producer, John Farra, for the Xanadu soundtrack, this song became Newton-John’s biggest hit when the film itself flopped at the box office. It topped the Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks and became the third most popular single of 1980.

Image Credit: alvarez/iStock

Advertisement

Question 6

“Out on the floor. There ain’t nobody there but us. Girl, when you dance. There’s a magic that must be love”

Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Answer

“Rock With You” by Michael Jackson. Rod Temperton wrote this disco-funk gem after it was originally offered to Karen Carpenter, who turned it down. The song became one of Jackson’s biggest Off the Wall hits and the fourth-most-successful single of 1980.

Image Credit: monkeybusinessimages/istockphoto.

Question 7

“Well you’re the real tough cookie with a long history. Of breaking little hearts like the one in me”

Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Answer

“Hit Me With Your Best Shot” by Pat Benatar. Songwriter Eddie Schwartz got the title after attending a pillow-punching therapy session in Toronto. The song almost got erased by his publisher, but an engineer secretly saved a cassette copy that eventually reached Benatar.

Image Credit: Wavebreakmedia/Istockphoto.

Question 8

“Shape it up. Get straight. Go forward. Move ahead. Try to detect it”

Image Credit: C Michael Stewart/Wikimedia Commons.

Answer

“Whip It” by Devo. Mark Mothersbaugh created the main riff by taking Roy Orbison’s “Oh, Pretty Woman” riff and slightly changing the ending. Warner Bros. didn’t expect it to become a hit, but DJ Kal Rudman championed the song, and it peaked at number 14.

Image Credit: Delmaine Donson/istockphoto.

Question 9

“They let you dream just to watch ’em shatter. You’re just a step on the bossman’s ladder. But you’ve got dreams he’ll never take away”

Image Credit: DepositPhotos.com.

Answer

“9 to 5” by Dolly Parton. Parton agreed to star in the film only if she could write the theme song, and she created the rhythm by clicking her acrylic fingernails together on set to simulate a typewriter sound. The soundtrack even credits “nails by Dolly for her contribution.

Image Credit: JosefePhotography/iStock

Question 10

“It’s not far to never never land. No reason to pretend. And if the wind is right you can find the joy. Of innocence again”

Image credit: Wiki Commons

Answer

“Sailing” by Christopher Cross. Cross wrote this soft rock classic inspired by sailing trips with his friend Al Glasscock during his difficult teenage years. The song helped Cross become the first artist to win all four major Grammy awards in one night.

Image Credit: EyeEm Mobile GmbH/Istockphoto.

Wrap-up

Music quizzes like this one do more than spark nostalgia. They give your brain a quick, fun workout while transporting you back to unforgettable moments. How many did you get right? Share your score in the comments. Want to keep the retro vibe alive? Create a playlist of these 1980 classics and let the soundtrack of that incredible year keep playing.

Related:

Quiz: Can you guess the 1971 song from just one lyric?

Can you guess the 1975 song from just one lyric?

Like MediaFeed’s content? Be sure to follow us.

This article was syndicated by MediaFeed.org.

Original Article on Source

Source: "AOL Entertainment"

Read More

---

Source: Entertainment

Published: April 17, 2026 at 02:01PM on Source: PRIME TIME

#ShowBiz#Sports#Celebrities#Lifestyle

byPrime Sky

in

April 17, 2026

Take a break & guess the names of these 1980 songs with just one lyric

Take a break & guess the names of these 1980 songs with just one lyric Ricardo RamirezFri, April 17, 2026 at 5:56 PM UTC 0...

Read More