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Robert Griffin III fined $10,000 for wearing the wrong shirt
Now that is one expensive shirt. Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was fined $10,000 by the NFL for wearing "unauthorized apparel" to his postgame news conference Sunday. See, the problem is that Griffin has a sponsorship deal with...
Tags: Robert Griffin III, World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., Fines, Punishment, Football
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Once men-centric, Under Armour now marketing hard to women
Under Armour -- the company known for making boxer-briefs, sneakers and other workout gear for sweat-drenched men -- is now trying to boost favor with the female set. The Baltimore sports clothier, endorsed by uber-manly quarterback Tom Brady, has...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Under Armour Inc., LEGO Group, New Products, Weaponry
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Egyptian athlete says Olympic team outfitted with Nike knockoffs
World NowA swimmer on the Egyptian Olympic team complained Wednesday that athletes were given "fake" Nike gear before they left for the Games in London, raising the prospect that the Egyptian Olympic Committee may have fallen victim to a counterfeit scam.... -
Boys' basketball: Adidas Nations tournament begins
Varsity Times InsiderIsaac and Daniel Hamilton of St. John Bosco, Jordan Mathews of Santa Monica, Jordan Bell of Long Beach Poly and former Mater Dei player Shaqquan Aaron are among the players participating in the adidas Nations tournament that begins Friday at...... -
Boys' basketball: Adidas Nations championship game is Monday
Varsity Times InsiderThe championship game of the Adidas Nations tournament will be Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Long Beach City College and televised on the CBS Sports Network. It will be the USA 2013 Blue team taking on the USA 2014 Red...... -
Made in China Olympics gear: Sensitive subject for U.S. factories
The U.S. Olympic Committee, with its Ralph Lauren-designed and Chinese-produced uniforms, has waded straight into a made-in-America debate that’s only become feistier since the recession. A quick recap: Americans competing in the Summer Olympics in...
Tags: United Kingdom, John Boehner, Summer Olympics, Telecommunication Equipment, China
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New TV series raise the style bar
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticIt's the throwback '60s style as much as the story lines that has made "Mad Men" a success. The AMC series, which enters its fifth season in 2012, ushered in a ladylike trend in fashion that has reverberated all the way to the Paris runways and inspired a...Tags: AMC (tv network), Alexander Wang, Richard Tyler, Banana Republic, Television
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Dress the part this Halloween
Los Angeles TimesMillions of us will gather in just a few days to observe a ritual that some have been anticipating all year. We'll spend our savings, experience a sugar rush and garb ourselves in garments inspired by our favorite characters. We'll dress up like Angry...Tags: Holidays, Religious Festivals, Michael Sorrentino, Halloween, Charlie Sheen
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Track & Field: Chapus repeats as Dream Mile champ
Varsity Times InsiderSenior Cami Chapus of Studio City Harvard-Westlake won the adidas Girls Dream Mile for the second straight year, clocking a personal-best 4 minutes, 39.64 seconds at Randall's Island in New York City. Chapus rebounded from her fifth-place finish in the...... -
Change of seasons: Bogner outfits German team for Summer Olympics
All The RageBogner, which has outfitted the German Olympic team for the last 17 consecutive winter games, is making its summer Olympics debut by providing the athletes' opening ceremony outfits. The company, which was founded by ski champion and Olympic competitor... -
Gear: The latest in minimalist running shoes
At first, they laughed at Vibram's weird ultra-light shoes with the five individual toe compartments. Now, with the barefoot-inspired minimalist tide sweeping the running and workout worlds, competitors big and small are rushing to copy it. Converts...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Non-durable Goods Industry
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India backs away from retail reform that would let Wal-Mart in
World NowLess than two weeks after India announced it would let foreign companies such as Wal-Mart enter its fast-growing but often inefficient retail market, the government said Wednesday it was bowing to mounting opposition and suspending the move....
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