Singer has admitted to using Botox for over 10 years, in conjunction with a laser treatment to keep her neck tight. Several times on the show sheâs had a cellulite treatment called Vela Smooth on her thighs. This plastic surgery treatment, called Vela smooth, apparently reduces the appearance of cellulite.
Game 2 will tip off at 8 p.m. ET Sunday night and air on ABC. For those who prefer to stream the game, you can catch it on WatchESPN. Unsurprisingly, the Warriors are favored to win Game 2. Odds Shark currently has the Dubs as six-point favorites over the Cavs. The public favors the Warriors as well, as 56 percent of the bets are on the defending champs. Odds Shark also expects a fairly high-scoring game, as the over/under is set at 208.5. The public, again, agrees with Odds Shark, and the same 56 percent of the bets are on the over. If Curry and Thompson rediscover their shooting touches, it's hard to imagine the Cavs evening the series on the road.
Cleveland Cavaliers announce radio deal that will allow game simulcasts on WTAM-AM and WMMS-FM. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cavaliers and iHeartMedia (formerly Clear Channel) have agreed on a multiyear contract to broadcast the team's games on radio. As part of the deal, Cavs games this season will be broadcast on their usual radio home, WTAM-AM 1100, as well as sister station WMMS-FM 100.7. All 82 Cavs regular-season games, as well as the seven preseason games and all playoff games will be simulcast live on the two Cleveland stations. WTAM is a 50,000-watt station; WMMS is 34,000 watts. According to the Cavs, the new agreement makes the team only one of five in the NBA that airs its games on both an AM and FM station. The others are Miami, Utah, Phoenix and Portland. John Michael will return for his fourth season as the Cavs' play-by-play announcer.