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U.S. gymnast Simone Biles is expected to gain, not lose, sponsors, and is poised to become a “potent athletic spokeswoman for mental health.”

The NFLPA came out against the NFL’s idea of forcing players to wear colored wristbands to distinguish a player’s vaccination status.

Some members of Congress are finally beginning to pressure the NBA to cut ties with Chinese companies known to employ slave labor.

Disgraced rocker Ryan Adams pleaded for a music label to pick up his music and said he is on the verge of bankruptcy after allegations from seven women that he abused them stalled his career.

Former ESPN man Keith Olbermann went on the attack against Buffalo Bills player Cole Beasley over the player’s stance on vaccinations.

Barack Obama has announced that he is joining the National Basketball Association to promote “social responsibility” in Africa.

Hillary Clinton jumped to Facebook to praise USA Gymnast Simone Biles on the heels of her decision to withdraw from the Tokyo Olympics.

Actress Geena Davis blasted Hollywood for falsely flaunting its social justice bonafides while not being inclusive when it comes to providing roles for older women.

U.S. gymnast Simone Biles ‘ hasty and unexpected retreat from the Tokyo Olympics this week has left a long list of sponsors coming up short.

On Monday, Chicago’s police superintendent blamed the city’s rising crime and violence rate on a lenient court system that continues to dump violent criminals back onto the streets.

Contrary to previous reports, Vikings offensive line coach Rick Dennison will not be leaving the team over his opposition to the coronavirus vaccine.

An ESPN reporter noted he was triggered by seeing the U.S. flag at the Olympics and that it left him “thinking back on the Capitol riots.”

Tokyo Olympics promises to stop sexualizing female athletes and report about their “sports appeal,” but not their “sex appeal.”

Disney’s “Jungle Cruise” star Jack Whitehall says he’s “proud” of his character coming-out as gay during a scene in the PG-13-rated family film. 

In yet another move to woke football, the Kansas City Chiefs have announced they will retire their longtime Indian pony mascot Warpaint.

The Olympics omitted Taiwan’s national flag icon on its tweet celebrating the medal winners in Judo on its official 2020 Tweet Saturday.

A West Virginia judge ruled that a school must allow a biological boy to try out for a girls cross-country team.

Quarterback Deshaun Watson has returned to the Texans’ training camp amid his disinterest in staying and allegations of sexual assault.

The woke 2021 Tokyo Olympics is facing a tropical typhoon headed its way with torrential rain and 56 mph winds.

Olympics organizers in Japan seem poised to lose as much as $3 billion on the 2021 Olympic Games this year.

Hundreds of Japanese citizens furious that the Olympics are still being held despite the coronavirus crisis gathered to protest in Tokyo.

Rap mogul Dr. Dre’s ex-wife, Nicole Young, landed a big payday Wednesday when a court ordered the Beats Electronics CEO to pay her $300,000 a month in spousal support in their lengthy divorce case.

Lakers star LeBron James appears to be cashing in as the NBA’s first active billion-dollar player as his deals in China, Hollywood, as well as his lucrative investments and sponsorships in Nike and other brands grow.

Rock legend Eric Clapton informed fans Wednesday that he will not play at venues that require audience members to be vaccinated before attending concerts.

Netflix stock tumbled five percent after revealing that it lost nearly 500,000 subscribers and missed its projected growth rate by more than two million new subscribers.

Joe Pytka, who directed Michael Jordan in the 1996 hit “Space Jam,” unloaded on the Warner Bros.-backed sequel, saying one huge problem with the film is LeBron James is “no Michael Jordan.”

Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban hit Twitter Tuesday to try and convince Buffalo Bills player Cole Beasley to take the coronavirus vaccine.

Stadium security laid out a Yankees fan who ran out onto the field at Yankees Stadium on Tuesday.

TV host Dr. Ian Smith is charging ViacomCBS and Dr. Phil’s Stage 29 Productions with wrongfully firing him after he spoke out about racial discrimination behind the scenes on the medical advice show, “The Doctors.”

The media company started by L.A. Lakers star LeBron James is blasting the ban on political protests on the medal stand during the Olympics.

The NBA’s 2021 finals have been a ratings disaster and Game 5 is no different with numbers down 49 percent over the 2019 season.

Disney World has confirmed that its President Donald Trump animatronic statue will remain in its Hall of Presidents attraction in Florida despite the leftist outrage demanding its removal.

Super Bowl winning quarterback Tom Brady stabbed Donald Trump in the back and mocked MAGA voters during a visit to Joe Biden’s White House.

Swimmer Becca Meyers, who is deaf and blind, announced that she was pulling out of Team USA’s Paralympics swim team after being told she would not be allowed to bring her mother who also serves as a personal care assistant, along with her to Tokyo.

“Harry Potter” creator and author J.K. Rowling fired back at a purported transgender supporter who threatened her on Twitter with a “pipebomb” Sunday. Rowling said since her critics can’t get her fired, or have her career destroyed, the only place left to go is threats of assassination.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka has once again posed for the cover of a major magazine, this time the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.