All articles tagged with #new era
On November 10, 2025, Aries, Taurus, and Cancer enter a powerful new era marked by increased confidence, opportunities, and personal growth, driven by the Moon trine Saturn transit that balances responsibility with independence and rewards resilience and courage.
Starting October 16, 2025, Libra, Scorpio, and Pisces enter a powerful new era marked by transformation, empowerment, and fresh perspectives, encouraging them to act with conviction and embrace change.
Starting September 11, 2025, three zodiac signs—Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces—enter a powerful new era marked by self-discovery, bravery, and major breakthroughs, as astrological energies encourage them to embrace their true selves and seize new opportunities.
Starting August 1, 2025, Taurus, Scorpio, and Sagittarius enter a powerful new phase marked by optimism and meaningful change, driven by the Moon trine Jupiter transit, which encourages new opportunities and a sense of arrival.
Xabi Alonso was officially presented as the new head coach of Real Madrid, expressing his excitement and commitment to leading the club into a new successful era, honoring his predecessor Carlo Ancelotti, and inspiring fans with his vision for growth and achievement.
Chris Stewart, the longtime voice of Alabama basketball, has been named the lead play-by-play announcer for Crimson Tide football, following in the footsteps of the legendary Eli Gold. Stewart expressed excitement and gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing his understanding of the responsibility and the standard set by his predecessors. His full-time appointment coincides with new head football coach Kalen DeBoer taking the reins from Nick Saban, marking a new era in Tide athletics.
The 2024 MLB New Era Spring Training hats have been released, featuring a unique twist as they will only be worn during spring training, unlike previous years when some were worn throughout the season. The Phillies' design includes the return of the Liberty Bell logo and a new patch featuring the MLB logo, the year, and a palm tree. The hats come in various styles and are available for purchase.
Camila Cabello debuts a new blond hairstyle and hints at upcoming music, declaring "It's time" in a recent post. The singer had previously teased the possibility of new music in a Rolling Stone interview, mentioning that she had been consuming new art and references for inspiration. Cabello's last album, "Familia," was released last summer, and she also starred in "Trolls: Band Together" last year.
SEGA is teasing a "new era, new energy" at The Game Awards, with influencers and media receiving letters hinting at something significant. After recent setbacks and the cancellation of the high-budget project Hyenas, fans hope for improved business decisions and a fresh direction from the company.
Blizzard president Mike Ybarra discusses the "new era" for the company under Microsoft's ownership, highlighting the potential for increased creative freedom and independence. While the full impact of the acquisition is yet to be determined, Ybarra believes that Microsoft's approach to team-building and culture will benefit Blizzard. Currently, it's "business as usual," with no immediate changes expected. Ybarra also addresses Blizzard's live service model, expressing the need to deliver new content regularly while maintaining player satisfaction. He hints at the possibility of releasing standalone games and mentions the success of mobile titles like Diablo Immortal. However, he remains tight-lipped about the untitled survival game and the return of Blizzard games to China. No news is shared regarding the StarCraft series.
ExxonMobil's discussions with Pioneer Natural Resources signal a "new era" of consolidation in the shale industry, as companies seek to weather the downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and low oil prices. The talks between the two energy giants could potentially lead to a merger or acquisition, as both companies face challenges in the current market.
The Atlanta Braves have been told to stop using their oversized hat when celebrating home runs due to complaints from New Era, MLB's official hat manufacturer. The hat was originally gifted to several players by a local sports memorabilia collector and became a huge hit in recent weeks. The celebration has quietly disappeared from the Braves dugout this week.
The Atlanta Braves can no longer celebrate home runs with an oversized hat after a complaint from New Era, the league's official on-field hat manufacturer. The Braves began the celebration after receiving the hat from a local sports memorabilia collector during opening weekend. The celebration had become a fan favorite, but fans noticed the absence of the hat this week, drawing negative feedback on social media.