Meet 10-year-old Honor Smoke. This Akron 5th grader just made history as the youngest athlete ever to appear on a Sports ...

Dove and Sports Illustrated have unveiled a collaboration aimed at enhancing body confidence among young female athletes ...

Podcaster Brianna LaPaglia, better known online as Brianna Chickenfry, is Sports Illustrated ... “This cover is me being me again and taking control of my life,” LaPaglia told the magazine.

She revealed that ex Zach Bryan once told her the magazine was ... shoot is a dose of karma. Sports Illustrated/Katherine Gogue With this Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover, the 25-year-old hopes ...

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“This cover is me being me again and taking control of my life,” LaPaglia told the magazine. “This is my body; my body isn’t that experience, and even though I’m not 100 percent in it right now, this ...

On Wednesday, the Barstool Sports personality made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut as a cover model for the publication’s January 2025 digital issue, where she spoke about “reclaiming ...

Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia turned up the heat on the digital cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. LaPaglia, 25, opened up about her breakup with Zach Bryan while stunning on the magazine ...

is on the digital cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's January 2025 issue. She opened up to the outlet about the aftermath of her public breakup from singer Zach Bryan, and subsequent online ...

The 25-year-old has posed for the latest digital cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit edition, flying to California for a photoshoot and giving an interview about her ambitions for the year ahead.

His work for Sports Illustrated included the renowned cover photo of the United States ... before,” said Marguerite Schropp Lucarelli, the magazine’s director of photography.

The picture appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s March 1980 issue without any words. According to SI, it’s the only cover in the magazine’s 60-plus-year history to ever run without ...