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At the 2026 WNBA All-Star orange carpet in Chicago, A'ja Wilson stole the fashion spotlight in a timeless black ensemble by Rahul Mishra and Rabanne, with fellow rookies and stars like Azzi Fudd, Olivia Miles, Natasha Howard, and Rhyne Howard delivering structured, chic looks in black, white and color ahead of the All-Star weekend games.
Candace Parker says Caitlin Clark’s 11th-best rank among guards in the WNBA All-Star player vote highlights biases in the process, urging rules to curb personal feelings influencing evaluations even as Clark is a near-leader in scoring and assists and earned a start thanks to fan and media support; the debate comes as participation in voting is uneven and players can vote for teammates, potentially skewing results.
Caitlin Clark and A’ja Wilson headline the 2026 WNBA All-Star starters—a 10-player lineup that includes Paige Bueckers, Olivia Miles, Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston, Natasha Howard, Jessica Shepard, Breanna Stewart and Gabby Williams. The Indiana Fever have three starters while the Atlanta Dream have none. Starters were chosen through a weighted voting system (50% fan, 25% media, 25% players). All-Star Weekend is in Chicago on July 24-25, with reserves to be picked by coaches; Clark relied on fan/media votes to secure a starting spot despite strong season numbers.
Rapper GloRilla was arrested on felony drug charges following a burglary at her home near Atlanta, but still performed at the WNBA All-Star game in Indianapolis the same night. She was later released on bond, and the investigation revealed the presence of marijuana in her residence. The incident involves a serious crime against her home, with no injuries reported to the burglars.
Caitlin Clark, a top WNBA player and All-Star captain, was sidelined due to injury but made a brief appearance at the All-Star event, where a viral clip of her avoiding a kiss with her boyfriend sparked online debate, highlighting her efforts to maintain privacy amid her rising fame.
Caitlin Clark, a prominent WNBA star, is widely celebrated and influential in Indianapolis during the All-Star weekend, but she is unable to participate in the games due to injury, despite her significant presence and impact on the league and event branding.
Caitlin Clark's participation in the upcoming Liberty game and WNBA All-Star weekend is uncertain due to a groin injury sustained during a recent game, after which she was evaluated and her availability remains in question.
Caitlin Clark received a record number of fan votes to be a team captain for the 2025 WNBA All-Star game, but finished ninth in player voting among guards, highlighting a disconnect between fan popularity and player perception. Despite her lower player vote ranking, Clark's overall performance and influence on the league remain significant, with some commentators suggesting jealousy among players may influence voting results.