Why the N.F.L. Hired Kyle Smith as Its New Fashion Editor
Kyle Smith’s job isn’t quite like any other in professional sports.
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The humility of designer Paul Smith: "It's just fashion"
Sir Paul Smith is one of Britain's most successful independent designers, with 130 stores in more than 60 countries. He talks with correspondent Seth Doane about his unexpected career; his creative ...CBS News - Jan. 26 -
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USC hires Notre Dame's Chad Bowden as its football general manager
Chad Bowen, previously an assistant athletic director at CFP finalist Notre Dame, will lead the reorganization of USC football's front office.Yahoo Sports - Jan. 25 -
Paul Smith takes inspiration from father's photography for Paris Fashion Week
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Why Smith believes Warriors need youthful rebuild via trades, draft
TNT analyst Kenny Smith explained why he believes the Golden State Warriors need to focus on surrounding Steph Curry with young players.Yahoo Sports - Jan. 20 -
3 Potential Hires for Every N.F.L. Head Coaching Vacancy
Deion Sanders, Pete Carroll and Marcus Freeman are names to watch in this year’s coaching carousel.The New York Times - Jan. 17 -
Cubs, Kyle Tucker reportedly avoid arbitration, but Chicago is off to rocky negotiating start with new star
The Cubs balked at Tucker's initial ask in arbitration, but the sides settled at $16.5 millionCBS Sports - Jan. 16 -
New England hires former Patriots Super Bowl champ Mike Vrabel as its next coach
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Why I Hire for Attitude Over Aptitude
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