Beyond some of the more obvious design elements, the uniforms include many subtle touches (“easter eggs”) that highlight pivotal moments from each team’s history. The 2021-22 Nike NBA City Edition uniforms will be available for sale on Monday, November 15 at, and select retailers globally.Įach 2021-22 Nike NBA City Edition team uniform represents the ultimate basketball moments mixtape – a compilation of the franchise’s greatest hits through the years in every design. 109) starting Monday … Fieldstone Middle School (Thiells, in Rockland County) holds its annual “Dancing with the Teachers” benefit for Stand Up To Cancer Friday and Saturday (7 p.m.) with celeb judges Pete Dominick and actress Yvonna Kopacz-Wright … “Live with Kelly and Michael’s” post-Oscars show on Monday snared a whopping 4.6 rating - its top-rated show of the season (no surprise) … Kerry Barrett joins “Today in New York” in early March as a correspondent … “Mob Wives” stars Renee Graziano, Karen Gravano and “Big” Ang Raiola will be at Barnes & Noble Tribeca March 5 to discuss the current season (on VH1) and sign their respective books.Today the NBA and Nike unveiled all-new 2021-22 Nike NBA City Edition uniforms in honor of the NBA’s 75th Anniversary season on the anniversary of the first-ever NBA game played between the New York Knicks and the Toronto Huskies (November 1, 1946). 2) with an investigation into allegations that thousands of homeowners - many on Long Island - were denied their flood insurance claims after Hurricane Sandy based on fraudulent engineers’ reports … “The MOMS” (Melissa Gerstein, Denise Albert) move to a prime-time slot (8 p.m.) on SiriusXM Stars (Ch. Sharyn Alfonsi (“60 Minutes Sports”) makes her debut this Sunday on the “60 Minutes” mothership (7 p.m./Ch. Sharyn Alfonsi CBS News Last, but not least … Watch celebrate and 20 years at the helm of America's longest running news magazine! /t5Waz35fRQ We do good work that people tune in for.” “We stand by our stories and our credibility is pretty solid. “What we do is every bit as relevant and solid as what you see on the network morning shows and the latter-half of the evening news,” Norville says. Norville rebounded from her “Today” debacle, and “IE” remains a steady ratings-grabber, averaging 4.7 million viewers last November - second only to “Entertainment Tonight” in the genre. There will be question marks floating over his head - and I don’t think any network can afford that.” “It’s all his creation … and I fear it means he won’t be back on the evening news. Speaking of NBC and controversies, I asked Norville about suspended “NBC Nightly News” anchor Brian Williams: “I feel really terribly for Brian … but he knows it’s self-inflicted,” she says.
“A lot of people snickered: ‘Look how far she’s fallen,’ but I was grateful to be back where I started - in radio.” “I went from being the anchor of ‘The Today Show’ to the host of a radio show,” Norville says. Norville began her “IE” run (succeeding Bill O’Reilly) on Mafour years after her screaming-headlines exit from “Today” after a stormy six months (she was replaced by Katie Couric). 5) with “a sort of trip down memory lane” says Norville, adding, “We’ll include some of the stupid hair styles I thought looked good that day.” “Inside Edition” celebrates Deborah Norville’s 20th anniversary as its anchor Thursday (1:30 p.m./Ch.
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