Emily Tannenbaum

We need to talk about Rini. Here’s the TL;DR.

“I'm feeling back to 100 percent,” the Indiana Fever player said at a recent golf tournament.

She doubled-down on a controversial trend during her outing with Taylor Swift.

Honestly, this is kind of iconic.

As the internet argued over the “face of the league,” the women of the WNBA were coming together to fight for fair pay and a say in their future. These five athletes—and 2025 “Glamour” Women of the Year—represent the real draw of the WNBA: its players.

The queen of children's media weighs in on the screen time debate in her “Glamour” Woman of the Year interview.

When the 2024 WNBA Finals MVP climbed the famed Met Gala steps in her custom Sergio Hudson suit, she had one goal in mind: “Move through that space like I belong, because I do.”

The Indiana Fever guard took plenty of hits for her team in their run for the playoffs. But her loyalties extend beyond Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

In less than four years, Collier had a baby, won Olympic gold, and cofounded a women’s sports league worth $340 million. Now she’s the face of the WNBA’s fight for fair pay—and she’s not taking no for an answer.

Sources say the alleged relationship is in “early stages.”