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Samford University is selling a T-shirt with the message "All Heart. All Ball" following a controversial foul call in their NCAA Tournament game against Kansas. The call led to two free throws for Kansas, ultimately resulting in a 93-89 victory for the Jayhawks. Despite a strong comeback effort, Samford was denied their first tournament victory.
Philadelphia Phillies reliever Orion Kerkering wore a custom-made "Atta Boy Harper" T-shirt during Game 4 of the NLDS, in response to Braves shortstop Orlando Arcia mocking Bryce Harper. The shirt, designed by Kerkering's friend Jared Pollock, became a hit on social media and symbolized the camaraderie within the Phillies clubhouse. Pollock, a Phillies fan, was grateful to share the experience with Kerkering and hopes to make more shirts if the team advances to the NLCS.
The NFL has fined San Francisco 49ers' tight end George Kittle $13,659 for wearing a "F*** Dallas" T-shirt under his uniform during the game against the Dallas Cowboys. Kittle, who scored three touchdowns in the game, was nonchalant about the fine and stated that he would repeat his actions. The shirt was meant as a competitive display and not out of animosity towards the Cowboys. The 49ers remain undefeated this season and will face the Cleveland Browns next.
GTA Online players are speculating that an in-game t-shirt called "??? Tee" is a teaser for GTA 6 from Rockstar, as it contains a hidden message that reads "One day will reveal all". Other theories suggest it could be setting up a Halloween event. Datamining has uncovered further messages saying "connect the lines" and "we are watching", found alongside a selection of Halloween-themed content. A GTA 6 reveal could be coming soon, as the highly anticipated sequel could launch as early as next year.
Comedian Amy Schumer defended wearing T-shirts during sex after Tom Sandoval's "revolting" comment about his and Ariana Madix's sex life on the "Vanderpump Rules" reunion. Schumer clarified that she usually has sex with a T-shirt on and joked that "every woman's vagina just snapped shut when he said that." Sandoval's comment received backlash from his co-stars, and Madix dropped new merch poking fun at his shade. Cohen also criticized Sandoval's comment on his SiriusXM show, "Radio Andy," claiming he "weaponized" Madix's body issues.
Kim Kardashian trolls her sister Kendall Jenner by wearing a T-shirt with a close-up photo of Kendall surrounded by her five NBA ex-boyfriends - Jordan Clarkson, Blake Griffin, Ben Simmons, Kyle Kuzma, and Devin Booker - with the text "Kendall Starting Five" on the front. The shirt has made a cameo before, and Kendall is now dating Bad Bunny.
The Supreme Court will decide whether a California lawyer has the right to trademark the phrase "Trump too small" for use on T-shirts and hats. The lawyer argued that the trademark would be used as "political commentary" targeted at the former president by invoking a double entendre from a 2016 Republican debate. The Patent and Trademark Office denied the request, but a federal appeals court said the lawyer had a free speech right to trademark the phrase. The Biden administration urged the Supreme Court to reject the trademark request, arguing that the lawyer did not have the right to "assert property rights in another person's name."
A $13 T-shirt worn by Kieran Culkin's character Roman Roy in the finale of the hit drama series Succession has sold out at Walmart. The pale blue T-shirt with multicoloured striped sleeves is from the kid's section of the store. Fans of the show were delighted by the sartorial decision to put Culkin in a child’s T-shirt that is affordable for the masses. According to the show’s costume designer, Culkin has a "very personal" say in choosing what his character wears.
Khloe Kardashian teased her older sister Kim Kardashian by wearing a T-shirt featuring a regrettable quote about women needing to work, which Kim had said a year ago and later expressed regret over. Khloe shared photos of herself wearing the T-shirt on Instagram, holding her son in her Hidden Hills home. Kim had made the statement in an interview with Variety, offering advice for women in business, but later said it was taken out of context.
Eva Mendes showed her support for partner Ryan Gosling, who stars as Ken in the upcoming Barbie movie, by wearing a T-shirt featuring his character's name. The actress shared a photo of herself wearing the shirt on Instagram, captioning it with a reference to "Kenergy." Mendes and Gosling have been together for nearly 12 years and share two daughters, but they rarely walk the red carpet together. Barbie is set to hit theaters on July 21.
Kim Kardashian attended a Lakers game wearing a T-shirt that read "I Love Nerds," hinting that she is single and looking for love. The reality star has been vocal about wanting to date outside of Hollywood and has expressed interest in dating a scientist, neuroscientist, biochemist, doctor, or attorney. Despite previously being married to NBA player Kris Humphries, she has made it clear that she is not interested in dating another basketball player.
Walmart has removed a recycling-themed T-shirt from sale after a viral tweet pointed out a vulgar acronym hidden within the design. The shirt was sold under the George fashion brand, which had been owned by Walmart via Asda. Walmart sold its majority stake in Asda in 2021, but retained "an equity investment in the business." The company representative claimed the wording was unintentional. The shirt has become more popular than ever, with copycat designs popping up in online shops.
Walmart has pulled a pro-environment T-shirt from its Canadian stores after customers noticed a swear word hidden in the text. The shirt, which called for people to "recycle," "reuse," "renew," and "rethink," was only available in Canada and was being sold for $5 before it was removed. A Walmart spokesperson said the spelling was "not intentional." Similar shirts are still available for purchase on Amazon.
Walmart has removed a green graphic T-shirt from its Canada stores after a shopper noticed that the shirt spelled out an insult when read acrostically from top to bottom. The T-shirt was on sale for $5 as part of the George brand owned by the major retailer. The "hidden word" was unintentional, according to a Walmart spokesperson. The T-shirt went viral on social media, with users rushing to find where they could purchase the shirt for themselves.
Walmart has removed a green graphic T-shirt from its Canada stores after a shopper noticed an accidental typo that spelled out an insult in its design. The T-shirt appeared to promote recycling with “RE” printed in large letters, but social media users quickly noticed how the T-shirt accidentally spelled out an insult when read acrostically from top to bottom. The T-shirt was on sale for $5 in Walmart’s Canada stores as part of the George brand owned by the major retailer.