Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens will co-chair the 2025 Met Gala alongside a star-studded host committee. Scheduled for May 5, 2025, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, the gala's theme is 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,' with a dress code of 'Tailored for You.' Biles, a seven-time Olympic gold medalist, and Owens, a safety for the Chicago Bears, join other renowned athletes including Angel Reese, a forward for the Chicago Sky, and Sha’Carri Richardson, a two-time Olympic medalist. The event is co-chaired by notable figures such as actor Colman Domingo and musician Pharrell Williams.

Having recently married, Biles and Owens previously started dating in 2020 and got engaged in 2022. Biles is often celebrated as the greatest gymnast of all time, boasting 11 Olympic medals, with seven golds. Owens has played for the Houston Texans before currently being with the Bears, showcasing a diverse athletic background. This upcoming gala promises to blend the realms of sports, fashion, and culture.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced its 2025 Met Gala committee, featuring a blend of athletes and celebrities. LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers will serve as an honorary chair, while Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton joins actor Colman Domingo and musicians Pharrell Williams and A$AP Rocky as co-chairs. The host committee includes Chicago Sky's Angel Reese, Olympic sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson, Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles, and NFL player Jonathan Owens. The gala, scheduled for May 5, will embrace the theme "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," focusing on the historical significance of the Black dandy.

While James and Hamilton's involvement was previously announced, the complete host committee was revealed recently. Notably, this will be James's first time attending the gala, while other members have participated in previous events. The dress code encourages a personalized interpretation of the theme, prompting guests to creatively showcase their individual styles.

The Detroit Lions showcased their offensive prowess in a dominant victory over the Chicago Bears, scoring 34 points and amassing 475 yards. This performance marked their 13th game of the season with over 345 total yards and a franchise record of 493 points in a single season.

Quarterback Jared Goff led the charge with a career-high 33 touchdown passes, while running back Jahmyr Gibbs and wide receiver Jameson Williams contributed significantly. Gibbs rushed for 109 yards and a touchdown, while Williams caught five passes for 143 yards, including an 82-yard touchdown.

Amon-Ra St. Brown also excelled, achieving 100 receptions and 10 touchdowns in consecutive seasons, joining an elite group in NFL history. The Lions' offense, under the creative guidance of offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, executed a brilliant fake play that resulted in a touchdown pass to tight end Sam LaPorta.

Despite the win coming against a struggling Bears team, the Lions' fans have reason to celebrate their team's offensive capabilities as they head into the final stretch of the season.

The Detroit Lions executed a clever play against the Chicago Bears, showcasing offensive coordinator Ben Johnson's creativity. Quarterback Jared Goff's deceptive snap led to a touchdown pass to tight end Sam LaPorta, contributing to the Lions' 34-17 victory.

The Bears' defense struggled throughout the game, allowing 475 yards and failing to recover from previous poor performances. Safety Kevin Byard expressed concerns about the team's consistency and communication issues on defense.

Jared Goff led the Detroit Lions to a franchise-record 13th win, throwing for 336 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-17 victory over the Chicago Bears. The Lions' offense shone, with Jameson Williams recording 143 receiving yards and Jahmyr Gibbs rushing for 109 yards.

Detroit's win broke a tie with previous record-holding teams and set a new scoring record for the season. The Bears, struggling with their ninth consecutive loss, saw Caleb Williams throw for 334 yards but could not mount a serious challenge.