Angel Reese claps back at critics with Vogue cover reveal
Angel Reese clapped back at critics with the reveal of her Vogue cover. On Wednesday, Jan. 8, the Chicago Sky forward posted to X, writing, “I ‘covered up’ and gave y’all COVERGIRL.” Reese’s cover marks the first time a professional basketball player had a solo cover with the publication.
Angel Reese Reveals Story Behind Iconic 'Bayou Barbie' Nickname Amid Vogue Appearance
Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese became a sports and pop culture icon during her time in college, specifically during her LSU Tigers' 2023 NCAA Championship ga
Angel Reese chides critics with ‘covered up’ jab after Vogue cover
On the same morning Vogue revealed the Chicago Sky forward as one of its cover stars for the Winter 2025 issue, Reese celebrated the news on her social media pages with a jab at trolls. “I ‘covered up’ and gave y’all COVERGIRL,
Angel Reese stuns fans on cover of Vogue Magazine
A Bold New Chapter in Fashion and Empowerment When Angel Reese, a name that has dominated the basketball courts, stepped onto the pages of Vogue in 2025, she did more than grace a magazine cover—she shattered norms,
Angel Reese Had Message For Critics After Posing For Vogue Magazine
Angel Reese didn't earn the nickname "Bayou Barbie" for nothing. And now the former LSU star's reach has brought her all the way to the cover of Vogue Magazine. In a recent feature titled "How Sports and Fashion Fell In Love,
Angel Reese Shares True Story of Her Iconic Nickname
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese revealed the interesting story behind her iconic nickname, "Bayou Barbie." Since her ...
When Was the First Black Barbie Made? All About the Doll's History
It wasn’t until 1980 that the first official Black Barbie would emerge, with the Barbie name and distinct features.
‘Barbie: A Cultural Icon’ Review: A Doll Down the Decades
The Museum of Arts and Design celebrates Barbie’s 65th anniversary with this exhibition that tracks her ever-expanding world ...
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The Weird Barbie Mattel is selling isn't weird enough
Weird Barbie never had a name. Instead, her unanimous existence is yet another sliver of proof that we all lived some version of the same childhood. Until recently, when "Barbie" movie director ...