Timothy Bella

I profiled the crew of NASA's Artemis II for The New York Times (@nytimes). Can the four astronauts of the first crewed mission around the moon in more than 50 years make a difference in a distracted and divided world? Enjoy the gift link & happy Tuesday! nytimes.com/2026/03/31/sci…

@bobby Do iiiitttttt 🇮🇹

i recently found out i live 5 mins away from the jersey shore’s mike The Situation sorrentino and now i constantly see him driving around town in his lifted brown jeep gladiator. i just saw him leaving shoprite. what if we became friends. what if The Situation were my best friend

@alexi Good shit!

I’ve been sober for 10 weeks today and attending AA meetings almost daily. I was asked to be the lead speaker at a beginners’ meeting over the weekend, so figured I’d post it here, too. 🫶🏽 open.substack.com/pub/alexiathom…

This is the beginning of a Meg Ryan movie

I didn’t think I had any tears left to cry today, but man, was I wrong. My heart breaks for the Sterling family. Love and prayers. Thank you @RealMichaelKay for doing an amazing job portraying the kind of man Mr. Sterling was. I don’t know how you held it together but we are lucky to have you. ❤️

Remembering the legendary John Sterling and some of his most famous calls ❤️🎙️

@davidfort @paulieknep @JonesOnTheNBA He's still in Baton Rouge! Stan is a wonderful dude.

@TimBella @paulieknep @JonesOnTheNBA Any idea where Stanley Roberts is now? I'm about 7 or 8 years behind him and saw him play many times at Lower Richland High School. Hard to describe his power

Shaquille O'Neal, Chris Jackson, and Stanley Roberts.

The sun will come out Tanaka.

Here’s John Sterling’s call when the Yankees won it in ‘96. ❤️ youtu.be/1BriIpt5WTA

As sad as a day as it’s going to get for Yankees fans with the passing of John Sterling. The voice of so many summers, a true character and part of the team’s fabric. RIP to a true New York legend.

The Inside The NBA production meeting earlier today was probably like: "Should we? "Should we really do this?" (long pause) "Let's fucking do it."

At 62, George Conway has been a recurring character in the Washington soap opera spanning the Trump era of American politics. Now, Conway is hoping to needle the president in a new way: by getting elected to Congress. wapo.st/3QLatm1

Three months later, this is my last @washingtonpost story — delayed because nearly everyone involved in it was laid off. I am very grateful to newsroom friends who made sure it published anyway, and to brave Roman Mongold and his family for their time. wapo.st/4cNY7Cm

“NEW YORK — George Conway has heard all the names Donald Trump called him during the president’s political rise, fall and comeback over the past decade. 
“‘Deranged loser.’ 
“‘Whack job.’

“‘Husband from hell.’ … 
“‘Stone-cold loser.’ (Conway’s favorite.) 
“‘Moon face.’ 
“‘That was the racist one,’ Conway said with a half-smile during a recent two-mile walk with his corgi, Clyde, on Manhattan’s East Side.

“Arguably the country’s preeminent critic of the 45th and 47th president, Conway has a name of his own for Trump: ‘the lowest form of life on Earth.’” {gift link} wapo.st/4cOIlXK

I profiled George Conway in @washingtonpost. Nearly a decade ago, he nearly took a job in Trump’s administration, then became one of his biggest critics. He lost his marriage, but found a new political identity — and is now running for Congress in New York.washingtonpost.com/style/2026/05/…

@JLas43_ @yankeeslite Boone June swoon incoming

When you’re feeling good about the Yankees then realize next month is June

@linzsports Are they just empty-headed? Suarez can go.

I just …

Nothing better than hearing that “door open” sound and seeing your crush online. These were the days. Truly.

If she gets into sports takes, the game is over bc the ‘I will NOT support women in sports’ turn here is MJ level take artistry