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Jaylen Brown Teams Up With Bill Nye To Make Learning 🆒

🏀✨ Jaylen Brown isn't just a star on the court for the Boston Celtics — he's on a mission to make learning cool again! ⭐️

His self-funded, self-designed company, 741, launched its athleisure brand on Feb. 21 at Boston’s Museum of Science, where the event was all about the power of education. And who better to join him than the legendary Bill Nye the Science Guy? 🔬🌍

Brown shared his journey of blending education with his passion for sneakers.
Want to hear how Jaylen met Bill Nye? Check out his interview with Jimmy Fallon!

Beyond basketball, Jaylen is a force in education and innovation. In 2018, he became the youngest person to give a lecture at Harvard, titled "One and One with Jaylen Brown: Athlete and Intellectual."

🎓📚 He’s also a fellow at MIT Media Lab, where he works on creating opportunities for marginalized youth.

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A Personal Dive From Adam Sandler and Happy Gilmore 2

👀 WATCH: Adam Sandler recently hopped on the New Heights podcast with Jason and Travis Kelce to talk about the sequel to "Happy Gilmore."

Did you know the character was inspired by Sandler's best friend growing up?

👉🏼Read more about the conversation at the 🔗 : https://granitepostnews.com/2025/02/27/adam-sandlers-happy-gilmore-2-is-in-the-works-heres-how-the-original-has-ties-to-new-hampshire/

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Record Store Day: Get Ready to Rock New Hampshire’s Indie Shops

Mark your calendars—Record Store Day is Saturday and New Hampshire’s indie record shops are gearing up for a busy day.

Launched in 2008 by a group of passionate record store owners, Record Store Day has grown into a global celebration, while staying true to its roots—honoring the culture of independent music shops, fans, and artists who keep vinyl alive. Artists release exclusive, limited-edition vinyl and special reissues, often with surprise drops that can only be found at participating stores.

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