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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Nike SB's Air Force 1 'Light Chocolate' Drops at $120, Dodgers Visit the Braves on TBS, Katseye's 'Wild' Debuts at No. 1, and Hugging Face Explores a $13 Billion Sale — August 25, 2026
Nike SB's Air Force 1 Low 'Light Chocolate' releases today at $120, the Dodgers visit the Braves at 7:15 p.m. ET on TBS, Katseye's Wild debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 170,000 units, and Hugging Face is exploring a sale at a $13 billion valuation.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Nike x One Piece Air Max Plus at $180, Klay Thompson Signs With the Heat, Spider-Man Wins a Fourth Weekend, and Anthropic Targets a $75 Billion IPO — August 24, 2026
Nike's One Piece x Air Max Plus 'Devil Fruits' collection lands September 25 at $180, Klay Thompson signs a two-year deal with the Miami Heat, Spider-Man: Brand New Day wins a fourth weekend with $39 million, and Anthropic aims to match SpaceX's $75 billion IPO.
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SportsKlay Thompson Signs Two-Year Deal With the Miami Heat After Mavericks Buyout
Klay Thompson agreed to a two-year contract worth nearly $13 million with Miami after the Mavericks bought out the $17.5 million final year of his deal. The 36-year-old has made 2,899 three-pointers, fourth all-time.
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TechnologyAnthropic Expects Its IPO to Match or Exceed SpaceX's $75 Billion Record Raise
Anthropic expects its initial public offering to match or beat SpaceX's record $75 billion raise, Bloomberg reported, and could file publicly by the end of August after posting $11.5 billion in second-quarter revenue.
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SneakersNike x One Piece Air Max Plus 'Devil Fruits' Collection Drops September 25 at $180
Nike's One Piece collaboration brings three Air Max Plus colorways themed to the Gomu Gomu, Mera Mera and Ope Ope Devil Fruits, each $180, with a global SNKRS launch on September 25 and pop-ups from Tokyo to Sydney.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Sunday, August 23: Brewers go for the sweep, Fever visit the Sky
Atlanta visits Milwaukee at 7pm ET on ESPN with the Brewers going for the sweep and holding the best record in baseball. Indiana visits Chicago on NBC, and the WNBA runs a four-game slate.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Saturday, August 22: Fever at Liberty, 15-game MLB slate
The Fever and Liberty close their season series at 7pm ET in Brooklyn with New York favored by 3.5. Atlanta visits a Milwaukee team that owns baseball's best record at 80-49, and the NFL runs its final preseason weekend.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Friday, August 21: Braves at Brewers, Yankees host Toronto
Chris Sale faces Jacob Misiorowski and his 1.75 ERA when the Braves visit the 79-49 Brewers at 4:10 p.m. ET on ESPN. Blue Jays at Yankees follows at 7:05, and the 30-7 Lynx play the Mystics on ION at 7:30.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Aya Brown's Nike Air Max 95 Drops at $180, Wings Beat Fever 91-85, Rapsody Releases Her Fifth Album, and Stripe Buys OpenRouter for $7.5 Billion — August 21, 2026
Aya Brown's Nike Air Max 95 "Atomic Green" hits wide release at $180, the Wings beat the Fever 91-85 despite Kelsey Mitchell's 37 points, Rapsody returns with her fifth album, and Stripe closes its $7.5 billion OpenRouter buy.
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CultureNew Music Friday: Rapsody, Victony, The Game & More — August 21, 2026
Rapsody, Denzel Curry & Kenneth Blume, Jorja Smith, Thirteendegrees, Victony, The Game, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Niniola, Cleo Sol, and Beenie Man all drop projects August 20–21, alongside new Mac Miller and Mariah Carey tracks.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Thursday, August 20: Fever visit the Wings, Cole starts in Baltimore
Caitlin Clark and the Fever visit Paige Bueckers and the Wings at 8pm ET on Prime Video, with Indiana favored by 3.5 and a playoff berth on the line. Gerrit Cole starts at Camden Yards, plus two NFL preseason games.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Cade Cunningham's Nike GT Cut 4 at $200, Premier League Opens With Arsenal vs. Coventry, Spider-Man Tops the Box Office a Third Weekend, and Nvidia H200s Reach China — August 20, 2026
Cade Cunningham's Nike G.T. Cut 4 "College Navy" drops at $200, the Premier League opens Friday with Arsenal hosting promoted Coventry City, Spider-Man: Brand New Day takes a third straight weekend at $70.7 million, and Nvidia's first H200s reach mainland China.