During Saturday’s episode of “Melissa Harris-Perry” on MSNBC, former South Carolina State Representative Bakari Sellers responded to President Barack Obama saying that the Confederate flag should be in a museum in response to pictures of the Charleston shooter Dylann Roof posing
Vanderbilt University psychiatrist, sociologist and director of the Center for Medicine, Health and Society Dr. Jonathan Metzl, who specializes in gun violence, responded to the Charleston shooting by offering his thoughts on how it pertains to race on Saturday’s broadcast of Melissa
Director of NETWORK Sister Simone Campbell, spoke on Saturday’s “Up w/ Steve Kornacki” on MSNBC, commented on Pope Francis’s encyclical, where he proclaimed that humans are causing warmer temperatures. Campbell stated that with the Pope’s encyclical calling for cherishing human life,
Golfer Jason Day collapsed while walking across a slope in his final hole of the 2105 U.S. Open on Friday. He was attended to by medical personnel and later got up to finish his final round and reportedly suffered through a
In an animated short done by Cleo the Dog Productions, former head of Grantland and host of the “B.S. Report” Bill Simmons faced down former ESPN colleagues that he had beefs with over the years in an old Western style format. In
On Friday’s broadcast of ESPN2’s “First Take,” co-hosts Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless reacted to the poor U.S. Open first-day performance by Tiger Woods.
On Thursday’s “Paul Finebaum Show” on ESPN’s SEC Network, attorney Doug Jones commented on the shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston on Wednesday. Jones, who as a U.S. attorney, was the lead prosecutor that re-opened the cold
On Thursday’s “Olbermann” on ESPN2, host Keith Olbermann opened his show with a monologue speaking about former Spokane NAACP head Rachel Dolezal, deceased American sports executive and the first woman inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Effa Manley, who was
Fox Sports 1 has unveiled drones, drop-down remote robotics cameras and a small remote-controlled car with an HD camera attached to it to enhance its coverage of the 2015 U.S. Open Championship. The new technology is said to provide better views and
St. Louis Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak spoke with reporters regarding the FBI’s investigation of the Cardinals hacking the internal database of the Houston Astros. Mozeliak stated that hacking other teams’ databases has no place in Major League Baseball, but
During Tuesday’s “Pardon the Interruption” on ESPN, co-hosts Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon reacted to the report that the St. Louis Cardinals are being investigated by the FBI for hacking the Houston Astros internal database, which contains sensitive player information. Both
The St. Louis Cardinals front office is being investigated by the FBI for hacking the internal database of the Houston Astros, named Ground Control, in order to steal information regarding players, according to The New York Times. Investigators have uncovered evidence that the
Appearing on Sunday’s “Meet the Press” on NBC, former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney responded to the question about whether or not he would be the next FIFA president to replace Sepp Blatter, who, shortly after being re-elected, announced he
Ann Coulter, speaking as a guest on Fox Business Network’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” on Friday, discussed her book “Adios, America.” Coulter acknowledged that immigration before Teddy Kennedy’s immigration act was helpful to the U.S. because they were educated and were
During Saturday’s “Weekends with Alex Whitt” on MSNBC, reporters Alex Seitz-Wald and Joy Reid both reacted to the crowd at former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic nominee hopeful Hillary Clinton’s speech at Roosevelt Island in New York City on Saturday.
On Saturday’s broadcast of “Melissa Harris-Perry” on MSNBC, author Allison Hobbs reacted to the report that head of Spokane’s NAACP Rachel Dolezal has been identifying herself as a black woman, while, according to her birth certificate, she was born to
New York Times columnist Jim Stewart reacted to the report that Twitter CEO Dick Costolo is stepping down from his position July 1 and appointing Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s co-founder and former chief, as the interim CEO while they look for a permanent replacement on CNBC’s “Squawk on
Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) spoke in this week’s GOP weekly address about the importance of a defense bill that will provide funding for troops and their families. Blunt stated that the top priority of the government is to defend the
In this week’s presidential address, President Barack Obama maintained that his top priority is to grow the American economy and to make sure that every hardworking American has a fair opportunity at success. Obama explained that Trade Adjustment Assistance can provide important help
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith joked in a comment during a highlight during “SportsCenter’s” top 10 plays segment of a goal by Norway’s Maren Mjelde, noticing that one of the German players in the wall ducked slightly out of the way of the ball
Minnesota Twins outfielder Torii Hunter was ejected from the game Wednesday night against the Kansas City Royals after arguing balls and strikes with home-plate umpire Mark Ripperger. Hunter, already visibly unhappy with the second strike call on him, was then
Comedian Frank Caliendo called in Thursday as ESPN Radio’s “Mike and Mike” “NBA correspondent” Stephen B. Smith to impersonate ESPN’s “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith’s coverage of the NBA Finals matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors.
On his Wednesday show, host of ESPN Radio’s “The Herd” Colin Cowherd reacted to blogs adding vulgarity to their headlines and misquoting comedian Jerry Seinfeld, who discussed the political correctness of college campuses on his show last week. One example included Entertainment Weekly, which added
Less than a week after saying comedians stay away from doing shows at colleges because they are “too PC” and added that the age group at colleges just throw out terms such as “racist” or “sexist” without knowing what those terms
During his Tuesday ESPN2 show “Olbermann,” host Keith Olbermann reacted to the “Outside the Lines” report where police records show U.S. Women’s National Team goalie Hope Solo was difficult with the police and beat up her six-feet-eight-inches, 270-pound 17-year-old nephew. Although
