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A federal judge has ruled in Lizzo’s favor on a key point in a 2023 harassment case, dismissing the plaintiff’s claim of disability under the ADA and moving the case closer to a possible trial. Separate suits involving dancers remain unresolved, while other lawsuits against the singer’s team proceed in stateside courts.
LeBron James has joined the Philadelphia 76ers, signaling a major shift in the NBA landscape. The star’s arrival has driven ticket demand, boosted jersey sponsorships, and attracted national attention, with Bloom Energy initiating a patch deal worth over $30 million and a multi-million community investment. The Sixers are hosting 34 nationally televised games this season.
Golden State has advanced to the WNBA semifinals after a 77-73 win over Dallas, completing a three-game series comeback. Gabby Williams led a late surge, while A’ja Wilson dropped 36 in the Aces’ win to reach the semis. Both teams eye a title with cross-state playoffs heating up.
The Suns’ owner says the Durant deal in 2023 was a mistake; Durant answers with a pointed social media reply. The exchange follows Ishbia’s CNBC remarks that money was thrown at the problem and that super-talented players don’t always deliver championships. Durant’s response underscores ongoing tensions as Phoenix pivots after trading Durant to Houston.
The WNBA Finals at State Farm Arena have again drawn national attention to anthem protests, with players leaving the court during the national anthem. Political figures have weighed in, while players focus on winning as Golden State takes a 1-0 series lead.
Kristaps Porzingis remains out indefinitely due to a health issue, leaving the Warriors to navigate a troubling frontcourt gap. The team is exploring options, including potential trades, while Draymond Green and others step into larger roles amid Porzingis's absence. The latest reports indicate the organization is prioritizing health and future flexibility as the season opens.
The WNBA Finals between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries has forced venue changes and scheduling tweaks to maximize fan attendance and preserve the possibility of a Game 7. Games 3 and 4 moved to State Farm Arena in Atlanta have drawn sellouts, with Game 6 also set for a bigger venue if needed. The series is tied 2-2 with Game 5 in the Bay Area determining the path to a possible decisive contest.
The Golden State Valkyries have won their first WNBA title in just their second season, defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7. Gabby Williams scores a record 28 points in the second half to propel the team to victory; ownership credits key decisions and a strong coaching and management trio.