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Caitlin Clark. Maddie Meyer/Getty Images The most famous college athlete in America is ready to go pro. Caitlin Clark , the Iowa Hawkeyes guard who has taken the nation by storm with her prolific scoring, clutch shot-making and logo-distance range announced on Thursday, February 29, that she will enter the WNBA Draft after the 2023-24 college season. Though Clark is a senior, she has one year of college eligibility remaining due to the so-called “COVID year” that the NCAA granted student-athletes in 2020-21. After already leading Iowa to the National Championship Game last season and breaking the women’s College Basketball all-time scoring record, however, Clark feels she is ready for the next step. “It is impossible to fully express my gratitude to everyone who has supported me during my time at Iowa,” Clark wrote via X on Thursday. “My teammates, who made the last four years the best; my coaches, trainers, and staff who

Penfolds collaborates with NIGO once again, this time to reimagine the iconic and beloved Grange. To most, the realms of fashion and fine wine may not resemble a natural pairing. Yet when famed Australian wine producer Penfolds officiated their multi-year creative partnership with Japanese streetwear maven NIGO last year, the intersection between the two proved a delight to the palate. On the heels of the pair’s lauded debut collaboration , One by Penfolds, follows the latest addition to the duo’s endeavour – the Grange by NIGO. The Penfolds Grange by NIGO gift box to house the 750ml (1,500 available) and 1.5l (150 available) bottles. The Grange by NIGO line bookmarks a momentous milestone as the first-ever design takeover of Penfolds’ flagship wine, Grange, as the brand celebrates its 180th anniversary year. While the world of wine-making is often steeped in age-old tradition, Penfolds boasts an illustrious History paved by its pioneering spirit and strive for innovation since i

The devil wears cerulean . Anne Hathaway paid homage to her 2006 comedy, “Devil Wears Prada,” at the 2024 SAG Awards by wearing a blue gown with a special meaning Saturday night. The “Princess Diaries” star, 41, stunned on the carpet at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles in an off-the-shoulder Atelier Versace floor-length gown that featured a nod to the famous movie. 4 The “Princess Diaries” star stunned on the carpet at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles in an off-the-shoulder Atelier Versace floor-length gown. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP 4 The dress featured a small cut-out in the torso area and a large rectangular metal buckle. Getty Images The dress featured a small cut-out in the torso area and a large rectangular metal buckle. She paired her look with a pair of silver heels and a silver clutch. She also sparkled in a diamond necklace and earrings, both by Bulgari. While speaking to the H

The Daytona 500 ended under caution when Ross Chastain attempted to take the lead with a daring three-wide pass up the middle, but instead collided with Austin Cindric. William Byron claimed victory under caution, leading a Hendrick Motorsports 1-2 in the season-opener. Alex Bowman was second and Christopher Bell third. NASCAR now heads to the state of Georgia at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Byron is the most recent Cup Series winner at the track, but Joey Logano is the defending winner of the spring race there. This race has some added importance this year as its second date has been moved inside the playoffs. Forecasts for the weekend look promising, so NASCAR likely won't have to face any of the inclement weather that plagued them in L.A. and Daytona Beach.  Read Also: NASCAR Cup NASCAR Classic: A dramatic end to Cup racing at Rockingham NASCAR Cup Being "the other guy" at HMS fuels William Byron's passion NASCAR Cup Ross Cha

H ilke Schellmann, author of "The Algorithm," argues that AI-based tools aren't ready for use in the hiring process. Yet, many large American companies already rely upon them. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/job-interviews-with-a-robot-why-a-i-is-not-ready-to-take-over-the-hiring-process-TheFOXposts-48154.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Technology Post by: TheFOXposts.Com

An amateur metal detectorist in Denmark has unearthed a rare gold ring that may have belonged to a previously unknown royal family with ties to the Kingdom of France. Lars Nielsen discovered the large, ornately decorated gold ring, set with a red semiprecious stone, while exploring Emmerlev, a parish in Southern Jutland, Denmark, according to a translated statement . The ring dates to the fifth or sixth century. "Such a unique and one-of-a-kind find is completely surreal ," Nielsen said in the statement.  Researchers at the National Museum of Denmark determined that the piece of jewelry has much "historical significance" and may have belonged to local royalty connected to the Merovingians, a dynasty of Frankish kings who ruled over parts of what is now France, Belgium and Germany between the fifth and eighth centuries.  "The gold ring not only reveals a possible new princely family in Emmerlev, but also connects the area with one of Europe's largest