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Future of Sports Illustrated in doubt after its publisher announced a mass layoff at the venerable media brand.
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Future of Sports Illustrated in doubt after its publisher announced a mass layoff at the venerable media brand.
Saje Nicole is a Haitian American model who grew up in Fort Lauderdale and she's breaking barriers in the modeling industry as a black, curve model who, last July made her mark as the first Haitian woman to be in Sports Illustrated's yearly swimsuit edition. CBS4'S Lisa Petrillo met up with this rising star on the beach recently. "It's huge. I never thought that line would be in front of my name," Nicole said. "I asked has there ever been any other Haitian model in Sports Illustrated ? They checked and said no, you're the first." Saje Nicole grew up admiring the modeling careers of superstars like Tyra Banks , Naomi Campbell and Heidi Klum. But at 5'8" and size 10-12, she didn't fit the mold of what most models look like. "With my build, my body type, my height, everything is very different than the norm. Most models are like 5'10","511". They are a size 0 or size 2 . I'm a curved model with a shaved head," she explained. "Everything is so different, and I think that's why it works. It's been an interesting ride just seeing how many brands are trying to him praise the diversity in campaigns." Nicole is also an entrepreneur. She launched her own online wellness and fitness called The Bluprnt.( www.bluprnt.com) It's exploding. "The bluprnt is not just exercises. It's mindset training. How to properly love your body, what's your ideal shape. I'm really excited about it," she said.
From the balcony to the street, rain or shine, swim models are out and about here on South Beach this weekend for Miami Swim Week 2019.
Christie Brinkley graced the covers of more than 500 magazines throughout her 45-year career in the modeling and beauty business.
Models, models as far as the eye can see. Thousands showing up filling two blocks outside the W South Beach for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit casting call at Paraiso.
Sports Illustrated appears to have correctly predicted the Astros winning the 2017 World Series.
She's once, twice, three times a Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover lady.
This year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue will be a family affair for model Christie Brinkley.
The king of the NBA is getting another notch to his championship belt.
Cheryl Tiegs doesn't agree with promoting "full-figured women" on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
Editor in chief of MMQB on Sports Illustrated.com Peter King joined the Joe Rose Show on 560 WQAM to discuss the Dolphins hiring Adam Gase to "fix" Ryan Tannehill, Cam Newton taking over the NFL and Super Bowl 50.
Sports Illustrated NFL columnist Doug Ferrar joined the Big O Show on 560 WQAM to discuss the NFL, commissioner Roger Goodell and the relocation of the St. Louis Rams to Los Angeles.
A new NFL season is just days away from beginning and football fans across the globe are gearing up for another fun ride with their favorite teams.
One of the topics that baseball fans seem to love discussing is who the most hated players in the game are.
Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton has been in the news quite a bit over the past several months.
The focus of the sports world is shifting to baseball as Spring Training is finally underway.
The Florida Gators recent struggles have taken their toll on the university, and school officials have apparently had enough.
When 6-foot-tall stunner Elle Macpherson enters the room, she simply owns it.
While Miami is a hot city, the Magic City got even hotter with the arrival of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit models Wednesday night.
Alex Rodriguez entered baseball in July 1994 and was immediately pegged as a future Hall of Famer and one of the greatest to ever play. Instead, the player who was considered a shoo-in for Cooperstown will be suspended through the rest of the 2013 season and all of the 2014 season for his role in the Biogenesis scandal, according to CBSNews.com.
LeBron James says the jump shot that clinched the NBA title for the Miami Heat had him thinking about Michael Jordan's iconic shot that wrapped up a championship for Chicago 15 years earlier.
From Kobe Bryant to Kevin Durant to presidents, the sports world was set abuzz Monday morning when NBA player Jason Collins announced he was gay.
