Jolene Latimer

Los Angeles

Writer and Reporter at Freelance

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Who Is Brad Pitt's Girlfriend, Ines de Ramon? All About the Jewelry Designer (Who Was Previously Married to Paul Wesley)

1 week ago | people.com | Jolene Latimer |Jordana Comiter

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon attends the red carpet of the 'Wolfs' screening during the 81st Venice International Film Festival at Palazzo del Cinema on Sept. 1, 2024, in Venice, Italy.
Without a U.S. TV deal, the PWHL risks stalling out

2 weeks ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

The PWHL wrapped up its second season with full arenas, passionate fans, and a playoff chase that's leaving little doubt about the quality of the on-ice product. But even as the league adds expansion teams and builds toward long-term sustainability, one piece of infrastructure remains noticeably absent: a U.S. TV deal.
PWHL's most suspended player: Can Curl-Salemme cool it in the final?

2 weeks ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

Britta Curl-Salemme scored Minnesota's first goal of the 2025 playoffs. Less than a minute later, she became the first player ejected from them. In the second period of Game 1 against Toronto, Curl-Salemme was assessed a five-minute major for a hit to the head of Toronto defender Renata Fast, resulting in a game misconduct and ultimately, a one-game suspension. It came 41 seconds after she had scored on a power play. It was the third suspension of her rookie season.
Predictions for the PWHL semifinal matchups

1 month ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

The PWHL playoffs are here, and after a full regular season, there are no secrets. Every team's tendencies, vulnerabilities, and clutch performers are out in the open, and the first-round, best-of-five matchups are loaded with contrast. Montreal topped the regular-season standings, powered by a relentless possession game and led by the sport's most iconic Canadian player, Marie-Philip Poulin.
Buried treasure: The lasting value of '90s sports apparel

1 month ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

When you think of 1990s sports memorabilia, there's probably one image burned deep into your subconscious: the Starter jacket. Think a little longer and you'll probably remember a snapback with a splash logo or maybe even a ceramic mug stamped with a faded team crest. There's a reason why so many symbols of '90s sports marketing are easily identifiable - the era was iconic. For some people, memorabilia from the '90s is about more than looking in a time capsule - it's a pay day.
Gerry McNamara finds his place again in Maple Leafs lore

1 month ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

Gerry McNamara, who was general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs for seven seasons in the 1980s, has died at 90. We wrote about his life in the game and his renewed connection to the team in February and are republishing it here. I first met McNamara in February 2024 through the Hockey Time Machine Zoom call - a weekly meeting of former NHL players, hockey historians, and journalists who gather to talk hockey history. He loved to hold court on these calls, and we were a willing audience.
How it started: 50 years ago, the Capitals were expansion jesters

1 month ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

An unknowing bystander watching players skating victory laps in the empty Oakland Coliseum Arena on March 28, 1975, might have assumed they had just set a record. The NHLers, who were in various stages of undress following a 5-3 win over the California Golden Seals, were taking turns hoisting an old, green garbage bin overhead and ceremoniously presenting it to one another after each lap. Closer examination of the makeshift trophy would have revealed it was signed by each of them.
The workout hack taking over pro sports

2 months ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

During Women's History Month in March, theScore is publishing stories that illustrate how women in sports lead, inspire change, and navigate their careers. In the game of inches, even the smallest edge can decide everything. That's why Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton has developed a reputation among the organization's strength coaches for being the "guinea pig" when it comes to new workouts. He'll take any opportunity to find an advantage.
Forza Italia: One player's bold Olympic hockey move

2 months ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

During Women's History Month in March, theScore is publishing stories that illustrate how women in sports lead, inspire change, and navigate their careers. Kristin Della Rovere never imagined her hockey journey would take her to the Italian Alps, especially after she was part of the PWHL's history-making inaugural season. The Italian stands aren't packed like they are in North America, and there's no roaring crowd like her former team, the Ottawa Charge, drew at TD Place arena.
Toronto Tempo president Teresa Resch takes theScore's leadership Q&A

2 months ago | thescore.com | Jolene Latimer

During Women's History Month in March, theScore is publishing stories that illustrate how women in sports lead, inspire change, and navigate their careers. The Toronto Tempo are months away from building a roster for their debut WNBA season, but the organization is already assembling a stacked team around president Teresa Resch. Most recently, the franchise announced Serena Williams as part owner, joining Kilmer Sports Ventures chairman Larry Tanenbaum.