The storied tennis tournament, held annually in Queens, NY, is the final Grand Slam of the year (aka the four most important professional tennis tourneys including the Australian Open, the French Open and Wimbledon) and traditionally begins on the last Monday of August. To celebrate the occasion, SHAPE caught up with 2017 champ Sloane Stephens to find out why the Open is always a memorable stop on the busy Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tour (the schedule for which runs eleven months of the year, from January through November), what a typical day is like at the tournament for players, and the keys to her self-care. "The fans in New York are absolutely incredible — they’re super knowledgeable about tennis and very passionate," says Stephens, 30.
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From the 28-year-old Instagram sensation making us all laugh to the founder of the world s largest crypto ATM provider, here are the young people reshaping the worlds of tech, finance, entertainment and more in Atlanta.
Can Coolhaus make a comeback? Although the beloved non-dairy ice cream brand is reportedly on the chopping block, the hosts discussed a potential salvation akin to those of discontinued brands resurrected by new owners. This episode also features the latest installment of The Goat Pen with Carlton Fowler, the co-founder of Goat Rodeo Capital, who spoke about his “obsession” with outliers.