Howard Stern Says Sydney Sweeney Isn’t What Could ‘Ruin Sports’
Stern said the criticism over Sweeney’s revealing ad was misplaced and argued sports betting, not her image, could harm sports.
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MandatoryHoward Stern Says Sydney Sweeney Isn’t What Could ‘Ruin Sports’
Sydney Sweeney has found herself at the center of another unexpected controversy. This time, the conversation caught the attention of Howard Stern, who had plenty to say about the backlash. The radio host addressed the controversy on The Howard Stern Show, but his response soon took an unexpected turn toward sports betting. Howard Stern defends […]
Howard Stern's Defense Of Sydney Sweeney's Ad Backfires As Fans Slam The Shock Jock And His Revamped Show: 'I'm Done'
Howard Stern has stepped into the controversy surrounding Sydney Sweeney‘s sports-betting ad, dismissing the backlash from female athletes who accused […] The Howard Stern’s Defense Of Sydney Sweeney’s Ad Backfires As Fans Slam The Shock Jock And His Revamped Show: ‘I’m Done’ first appeared on The Blast
Fall 2026, a nude Sydney Sweeney poses in an advertising campaign for a sports betting app. Internet blur when sending. Critics say Sweeney tears up decades of women's movement and has time to go backwards. This is not the first time the Euphoria star has been in hot air. In recent years, Sweeney has consciously tried to brand herself as a sexy icon, while being accused of spreading almost racist messages in a campaign for jeans. Does she make a…
It’s so much more than “Just, sports”
Novig, a no-name sports betting app launched in August, is anything but that. Novig released their Just Sports campaign Sept. 9 with strategic partner and equity holder, Sydney Sweeney, stark naked and talking about “sports” for an entire 58 seconds. As a girl who was raised in and around sports, actively works in sports and has no thoughts of backing down anytime soon, it enraged me. So much so, I decided to put down my camera for the week and…
Women in sports are more than something to look at
“Think you know sports? Prove it.” That is the challenge Sydney Sweeney delivers in Novig’s latest sports-betting advertisement. On its surface, there is nothing wrong with challenging sports fans to prove what they know. The sports world is full of debates, statistics and predictions. But as a woman working in sports media, the tagline raises a different question: Why are women still so often expected to prove that they belong in sports in the …
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