But Johnson, like the legendary salamander that she adopted as her animal totem and as the name of her hospitality group, has ...

“I think the whole league should have been on the cover.” Appearing on CNN, Sheila Johnson told anchor Amanda Davies that ...

Sheila Johnson has her own ideas for Time magazine. The Washington Mystics co-owner stirred debate on Friday with her criticism of Time magazine’s decision to name Caitlin Clark as its ...

I remember sitting with Sheila Johnson discussing her then-newly acquired script for The Butler in downtown Middleburg, Virginia a few years ago. Johnson, one of the few black female ...

Washington Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson took exception to that decision, saying it's unfair to give Clark all the credit for the WNBA's rise in popularity. In an interview with CNN, Johnson ...

Caitlin Clark's former college coach, Lisa Bluder, thinks it's time for everyone around the WNBA — including Washington Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson — to "embrace" how Clark's stardom has ...

Asked whether such comparisons could be drawn between Clark and Reese, and whether it was a good thing for the league, Sheila Johnson told CNN: “I think the media has got to be very, very ...

Caitlin Clark’s brother has entered the chat. In the wake of comments made Friday by Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson — who called out TIME magazine over its decision to not recognize the WNBA ...

Billionaire Washington Mystics owner Sheila Johnson is questioning why Caitlin Clark was named Time's Athlete of the Year and not the entire WNBA. Billionaire Washington Mystics owner and BET Co ...

After more than a decade in the planning, Sheila C. Johnson wanted the latest entry in her property empire to reflect her philosophy of hospitality. “When people come to visit me, I already have ...

Washington Mystics owner Sheila Johnson spoke out against Time magazine for naming Caitlin Clark "Athlete of the Year" in an interview with CNN Sport on Friday, suggesting that the publication ...

(CNN) — Sheila Johnson, billionaire co-owner of WNBA franchise Washington Mystics, has criticized Time for its awarding of “Athlete of the Year” to Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.