Sydney Sweeney is under fire for her recent advertisement for the sports trading app Novig, which many critics claim undermines women's representation in athletics. The ad features Sweeney in a provocative pose with sports equipment, leading to significant backlash from social media users, particularly within the sports community. Critics argue that the campaign reinforces harmful stereotypes and detracts from the achievements of female athletes. Despite the controversy, Sweeney continues to maintain a busy professional schedule, with recent appearances in HBO's Euphoria and other film projects. As of now, there has been no official response from either Sweeney or the brand regarding the criticism.
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Former Mumbai Indians star Duan Jansen has been added to South Africa's ODI squad ahead of the upcoming 50-over series against Australia, beginning on September 23, Wednesday.
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The Colorado Buffaloes of Julian Lewis are now 2-0 after a huge 52-21 win over the Weber State Wildcats. The Buffaloes were particularly dominant in the first half of the game, scoring 21 points in the first and second quarters each.
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