Caitlin Clark’s Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Indiana Fever” to Release This Summer

Caitlin Clark has made a big impact in women’s basketball, with impressive performances during NCAA tournaments at the University of Iowa and her debut season with the Indiana Fever in 2024. This rapid success earned her recognition as one of the top players, and now she’s even securing major shoe endorsement deals. While fans are excited for her upcoming signature shoe release in 2026, two preview editions (PEs) of her Nike Kobe shoes are scheduled to come out this year.

Sublime is making a new album with Travis Barker

The highly impactful Long Beach ska-punk group, who lost their lead singer Bradley Nowell in 1996, announced on Wednesday that they are composing and recording songs featuring Jakob Nowell, Bradley’s 29-year-old son, who took over his father’s position in Sublime towards the end of 2023. The band is collaborating with producers Travis Barker (from Blink-182) and John Feldmann and intends to launch their first single from the album this summer.

Weak Hero Class 1 Ending Explained

Despite the fact that “Weak Hero Class 1” wasn’t accessible on streaming giant Netflix, which is one of the main platforms for television in today’s divided media landscape, its reach was somewhat constrained. Notably, streamers like Rakuten Viki and iQiyi, which focus on Asian content and made “Weak Hero Class 1” available to U.S. viewers before Netflix, have a combined subscriber base of approximately 200 million users (with 95 million for Viki and 101 million for iQiyi). While the reach of these streamers is significant, they currently account for only about one-third of Netflix’s total number of subscribers. The success of a show on Netflix might seem limited, but as “Squid Game” demonstrates, those limits can be quite extensive.