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Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp is selling his 4-acre Oregon home and personal training facility for $3.5 million. Kupp is ready to part with the property outside Portland, where he trained hard and went on to be named most valuable player in the 2022 Super Bowl.

Kupp, 30, lives with his wife, Anna, and three young sons in the gated home with five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. The indoor athletic training facility—a.k.a. “the barn”—became one of the property’s most coveted spaces for the NFL champ.

“Our family made a lot of incredible memories in that home but, man, that barn really is special,” Kupp said in an email. “I did the majority of my off-season prep there in the lead-up to our Super Bowl season. Also, and maybe, more importantly, I got to make memories with my family running around and playing on that turf. We’ll never forget it.”

The 4,600-square-foot space is covered with indoor turf and equipped with lighting, speakers and two bay doors with net enclosures to keep balls from going astray. Retractable basketball hoops are installed at either end. The adaptable space could be used equally for sporting workouts or entertaining.

“We were very intentional in outfitting the barn to make it the best performance center that we could, and I think that work shows,” Kupp said. “I’m going to miss the early morning work in that barn.”

Kupp’s estate is located at 29989 SW 35th Drive in Wilsonville, a small town in the Willamette Valley known for vineyards and produce farms. It features a main house, private one-bedroom guest house and the training barn in a forested setting.

“I think that it’s important to stay rooted in nature,” Kupp said. “There’s something about taking a walk in tall grass, hiking while surrounded by trees or even just planting your feet in the ground that centers your body and mind. That’s an element of the house that we truly enjoyed.”

The home, which has gables reminiscent of Gothic Revival style, features a large circular driveway and entryway leading into a two-story foyer. Inside is a wood-paneled office with gas fireplace on one side and traditional living room on the other.

Large picture windows keep the home filled with light and accent views of the outdoors fountain and lawn. The main level includes a formal dining room with coffered ceiling and chandeliers, and kitchen with two Miele dishwashers, a pull-out utensil pantry, prep sink, Sub-Zero refrigerator and other amenities.

The far wing of the main floor houses the primary bedroom suite, which has sliding doors that lead to a private outdoor patio. The en suite bathroom features heated marble floors, a soaking tub and oversized glass shower. Upstairs are two more bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, and two others with a shared bathroom.

The house also has a bonus room over a three-car garage with enough space for a pool table, ping pong table, game table and seating area. There’s also a second laundry room and mudroom downstairs. The guest house and four-car garage (adapted to a home gym) are located across the motor court.

Last year, Kupp sold his 6,893-square-foot Southern California home in Westlake Village with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms for $5.25 million.

Kupp, a native of Yakima, Washington, comes from a football family. His father, Craig Kupp, was an NFL quarterback, and his grandfather, Jake Kupp, was an offensive NFL lineman from 1964 to 1975, according to nfl.com .

Kupp has had many magical moments on and off the field. “I’m most proud of the memories I’ve gotten to make with my teammates on the field, and the family I’ve gotten to build with my wife, Anna, off of it,” he said. “My journey has truly been blessed.”

The listing agent is Oregon-based Kendra Ratcliff of LUXE .

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Kim Kardashian was spotted rocking a Barbie inspired look as she stepped out in New York City .

The mom of four, 42, looked chic in a vintage Chanel cropped tweed jacket – which is from the luxury brand’s 1995 Spring/Summer Barbie collection.

Kim showcased her tiny midsection in the cropped pink and black number from the iconic French brand.

She added high-waisted black leggings and pointed calf-length boots in the same hue, while toting a vintage Chanel vanity case black and gold purse.

The star has been rocking a lot of vintage Chanel as of late, including the famous multi-colored stone and teardrop pearl necklace worn by Margot Robbie in the blockbuster film Barbie.

Kim’s Chanel jacket features a black collar, cuffs, as well as accents along the pockets – with a bubble gum pink tone for the majority of the top.

It featured gold and black Chanel logo emblazoned buttons.

The rare collector’s item is reportedly worth $12,000-$15,000 USD.

The late Karl Lagerfeld designed the iconic Barbie Chanel collection that debuted on the runways in 1995.

Kim rounded out her vintage designer look with her brunette tresses in a slicked back high ponytail.

She rocked soft brown smokey eye makeup, rosy pink blush on her cheeks and nude brown lips.

Kim was seen later rocking vintage style sunglasses that perfectly complimented her designer look.

The stunner arrived to a Big Apple building alongside her longtime makeup artist and makeup brand owner: Mario Dedivanovic.

The 39-year-old celebrity makeup artist, who has worked with Kim for years, created his own makeup brand called Makeup by Mario.

Kim was also flanked by her security team.

Her mother and Kardashian/Jenner matriarch Kris Jenner, 67, was also seen arriving to the same location, opting for an all black chic ensemble.

Kim has been rocking a lot more vintage Chanel than usual – including a famous necklace that was worn by Margot Robbie in the Barbie film.

The stunning star was wearing the famous vintage Chanel necklace – the exact one Margot wore in the 2023 movie Barbie – during her shoot on Friday afternoon in Los Angeles.

She was filming her Super Bowl LVIII announcement commercial for Usher as the headlining act during halftime.

The SKIMS founder also held on to her pink quilted Chanel purse while chatting on the phone.

Both the necklace and the bag were purchases Kim made in August during her trip to Japan with daughter North West.

The Chanel necklace is incredibly rare – it debuted during the Chanel 1995 spring ready to-wear collection.

The multi-colored necklace was worn by supermodel Shalom Harlow during the runway show; for the runway show, Shalom wore it with a teal crop top, skirt, chain belt and pink tote.

The piece features teardrop pearls, multi-colored stones and gold hued hardware.

The stunning necklace was also featured in the global hit film Barbie – which starred Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.

In the movie, Margot wore the exact necklace – with an added pink heart pendant attached to it – along with a hot pink mini dress and heart shaped Chanel purse.

Kim found and purchased the rare Chanel item from the vintage show called Vintage Ecoland in Nagoya, Japan.

The star enjoyed a summer vacation there in August with her eldest child North West, nine.

In addition to the necklace, Kim also purchased a pink Chanel mini vanity handbag.

The billionaire showed off her lavish purchases on her Instagram stories in August, tagging the store and posing with the owner.

She had the necklace sitting on her handbag in the snap as she gave a kiss to the camera.

Kim captioned it: ‘OMG best shopping ever in Japan!! I’m in my barbie bag at @vintage_ecoland.’

Kim showcased her tiny midsection in a skintight white crop top, adding high-waisted ripped denim bottoms by Balenciaga, for her Friday afternoon shoot.

The mother of four paired the look with blue heels, adding the Chanel necklace and pink bag.

Kim wore her long brunette hair in waves around her, opting for a deep side part.

The gorgeous star wore pink lipstick on her pout, adding soft brown smokey eye makeup to round out her chic look.

Usher was announced as the Super Bowl halftime show headliner on Sunday – with Kim being apart of the announcement.

In the clip, Kim calls Usher while he’s in the studio to tell him he’s the chosen Super Bowl halftime show performer.

Usher is the headliner for Super Bowl LVIII halftime show presented by Apple Music, which takes place on February 11, 2024 at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada.

She rocks the Chanel necklace, the white tee and deeply parted locks in the announcement clip shared over the weekend – with her hair guru Chris Appleton making an appearance in the ad.

The star also rocked another vintage Chanel look – this time with her daughter North – for sister Kourtney Kardashian’s baby shower.

Kourtney is expecting a baby boy with husband Blink-182 rocker Travis Barker.

The mother-daughter duo both wore crop tops from the same show that featured the necklace – Chanel’s Spring 1995 ready to wear collection.

Kim wore the yellow top – wore by supermodel Naomi Campbell – and North wore the orange one – wore by Claudia Schiffer.

Kim and North both paired the iconic tops with black skirts, with Kim adding platform heels and North choosing boots.

Kim has been rocking a number of vintage items on her Instagram, including another Chanel collectors item – the 1996 spring/summer pink velour bikini.

The rare bikini retails for $7K.

Kim shares four kids with ex-husband 46-year-old rapper Kanye West: North, Saint, seven, Chicago, five, and Psalm, four.

Kim filed for divorce in February 2021 just before what would have been the pair’s seventh wedding anniversary.

Kardashian, who was represented by divorce attorney Laura Wasser, was declared legally single March 2022 while in the midst of a hot and heavy romance with now-ex boyfriend SNL alum Pete Davidson.

In November 2022, Kim and Kanye’s divorce was finalized, with Kanye agreeing to pay $200,000 a month in child support and equal custody.

Kanye ‘married’ Yeezy architect Bianca Censori, 28, in January 2023; they did not file a marriage certificate so the union is not considered legal.

The time of the romance is also unclear, but Bianca has been employed by Kanye’s Yeezy brand since joining the company in November 2020.

She is listed as Head of Architecture and secured the position after reportedly obtaining a Master’s in Building Design at Melbourne University in Australia.

Analysis by Buzz Radar, a social intelligence company, of social media patterns for the last decade has highlighted how the 2023 campaign has triggered a dramatic U-turn in F1’s impressive growth in recent years.

In a case study published on Thursday, titled Have we reached Peak F1? , Buzz Radar’s analysis suggested that the boom of 2022 – boosted by the dramatic 2021 title fight and new car rules – may well mark a high point of interest in F1 for a while.

Having used a combination of human analysis and AI data to look at F1 on social media over the past decade, which included analysis of 70 million fan posts, it found that the championship had suffered its first decline of interest in a while.

Its data suggests that social media mentions of F1 were down 70.2% in the first five months of this year compared to the same period in 2022, with new followers down 46.29% and social reach down 64.10%.

The figures for January to May for the past three years are:

In the report, Buzz Radar concluded: “The data comparison between 2022 and 2023 revealed significant drops in the overall mentions of F1, along with dismal numbers in the growth of new followers of high-profile accounts.

“The reach of F1-related content across various social platforms has also receded, in stark contrast to the steady progress observed yearly before. But, the declining numbers are only one part of the story.

Top three qualifiers Oscar Piastri, McLaren MCL60, pole man Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB19, Lando Norris, McLaren MCL60, in Parc Ferme

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“The social data from 2023 also offered insight into a fundamental shift in conversation about F1: a noticeable upswing in the use of negative adjectives associated with the sport.

“Words like ‘boring’ and ‘annoying’ are now becoming high-frequency descriptors, replacing erstwhile positive words like ‘interesting’ and ‘exciting’.”

The Buzz Radar report believes that the cause of such a drop-off is simply single-team domination, with Red Bull having won all but two races over the past 12 months.

It believes that there is a direct correlation between the closeness of an F1 title fight and how much that entices fans to get engaged – as F1 last had such a drop-off in 2018 when Lewis Hamilton roared to the title.

“2016 was the most talked about season, until 2021, despite all the contributory factors of the Liberty takeover, Drive to Survive , and lockdown, because [Nico] Rosberg and Hamilton were battling closely,” it noted.

“The season was decided by only five points. Conversation stagnated between 2018-2020 while Hamilton dominated, and grew significantly again during the 2021 season; the closest championship since 2016.

“Both 2016 and 2021 seasons were decided at the last race. 2022 continued to ride the wave of the close competition at the end of 2021, but now we are seeing the result of one driver dominance once again. 2023 is now on course to continue losing conversation, and this pattern will continue until the racing becomes closer again.”

But while the social media figures for 2023 are far from ideal, the Buzz Radar report does acknowledge that F1 has been hugely impressive in the way it has grown its audience figures over the past decade.

Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, 1st position, leaves the podium with his trophy

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Compared to other leading sports, it is amongst the best – and that is despite there being just 23 events per year.

“Between 2016 and 2022, F1 grew its conversation levels by 80%, which was only bettered by the Indian Premier League (208% increase) and the UEFA Champions League (up 112%),” added the whitepaper.

“Remarkably, F1 managed this despite hosting the fewest events of the top five, with 2022 conversation coming from just 22 race weekends compared to 285 NFL matches, including the Super Bowl which, year on year, is one of the most talked about sporting events in the world.

“The only year that growth slowed was in 2018, and the biggest growth was in 2021, when they gained around 14 million new cross-channel followers. This makes them the fastest-growing social channels of any major sport in the time period.”

The full report can be read here .