Leonardo DiCaprio has teamed with History Channel for a three-night miniseries meant to restore and highlight the legacy of Ulysses S. Grant, one of America’s greatest generals, presidents, and the man who won the Civil War.
University of Michigan President Mark Schlissel has nixed the return of football, unless on-campus classes have also restarted.
On Sunday, Chicago’s first openly gay mayor, Lori Lightfoot, mounted a raid on a black South Side church for holding services in defiance of her coronavirus lockdown orders.
On Saturday, NFL.com was called on the carpet for changing Colin Kaepernick’s player status to “retired” on his profile page.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s charity auction of his 2017 Super Bowl ring brought a winning bid of more than one million dollars on Thursday.
Universities are beginning to cut sports programs as budgets continue to be devastated by the coronavirus. However, one professor thinks that those schools are using the pandemic as an excuse to cut sports programs they wanted to get rid of anyway.
Actor Tim Matheson took to Twitter and called millions of Americans “terrorists, who are also “openly racist.” The “Animal House” star launched this banal rant in a Friday screed against President Donald Trump.
Former ESPN sports commentator and current Atlantic writer Jemele Hill, jumped to Twitter Friday to defend Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden’s contention that if you’re confused about who to vote for, “you ain’t black.”
Actor John Krasinski has sold his popular Some Good News (SGN) webseries to ViacomCBS after a list of streaming services jumped into a massive bidding war to acquire the program launched in the wake of the Chinese coronavirus.
Lakers star LeBron James is not letting the coronavirus stand in the way of practice. Instead, James is holding small, private, one-on-one sessions with his teammates.
Ex-Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis blasted the NFL for proposing to give teams an incentive to hire minority coaches by boosting draft picks, Lewis likened the tabled proposal to having “Jim Crow laws.”
Astros star Alex Bregman has parted ways with an agent who worked in connection with LeBron James, because the NBA star is making a film about the Astros sign-stealing scandal.
Shows like the hit CBS police procedural drama Blue Bloods are reportedly looking to employ robots, that use ultraviolet light to kill germs, to clean film sets when production restarts amid the Chinese coronavirus outbreak.
The state of Illinois is beginning to revolt against the nation’s strictest lockdowns even as those in charge seek to strengthen their power.
Actor Hagen Mills, who recently appeared opposite of Zach Galifianakis in the FX series “Baskets,” attempted to kill his girlfriend and ultimately killed himself after being released from jail on rape charges, according to police.
Construction workers at the University of Alabama’s Bryant-Denny Stadium have reportedly been hit with a “significant” coronavirus outbreak.
An NFL player, who is remaining anonymous, has filed a lawsuit alleging that United Airlines allowed him to be sexually assaulted on a flight.
Former Atlanta Braves star Tom Glavine is warning pro baseball players that they could take the blame if there’s no baseball in 2020.
“Bad Boys 2” and “Transformers” director Michael Bay is producing a coronavirus-themed thriller with production set to start in the next five weeks, according to Deadline, in what will be the first major Hollywood production to begin filming in Los Angeles in the Chinese coronavirus lockdown era.
Pennsylvania’s Democrat Governor took a slap at Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger for visiting a barbershop in violation of the state’s coronaviraus lockdown orders.
Dallas fans might be surprised to learn that during the NBA strike in 2011, Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones offered LeBron James a contract to play football.
The NFL has expanded its Rooney Rule to require teams to interview two minority candidates for coaching positions.
Far-left actress and comedian Sarah Silverman bashed President Donald Trump on Monday for criticizing Barack Obama, saying that Trump doesn’t have “the labs” to criticize Barack Obama to his face.
Lifeguards at Venice Beach, California, launched a massive search after ex-WWE superstar Shad Gaspard disappeared under the surf on Sunday.
The entire cheerleading staff at the University of Kentucky was fired, after a three-month investigation into allegations of hazing and inappropriate behavior.
A new poll finds that NBA fans still feel Michael Jordan is the GOAT, ranking him higher than LeBron James in nearly every way.
A South Korean football team has apologized for using dozens of sex dolls as faux fans to fill its stands during the coronavirus scare.
The National Football League had a bad day this weekend when four players were taken into police custody on Saturday stemming from three different incidents.
Pop singer and actress Jennifer Lopez announced to her 120 million followers on Instagram that her daughter, 11-year-old Emme, is publishing a book of prayers.
The National Football League is mulling the implementation of a new policy to encourage teams to hire a black head coach or general manager, by offering to boost the draft position of a team that makes such a hire.
UFC President Dana White blasted a New York Times writer during his post-fight press conference in Jacksonville.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison claimed in a May 7 interview that coach Mike Tomlin gave him an envelope after his 2010 illegal hit on Cleveland Browns wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi.
With the warm-weather state of Florida already open for business, the University of Florida has offered its facilities for pro sports looking for a place to play.
Joe Rogan said he is thinking of fleeing to Texas as California lawmakers continue to crush the state’s economy with coronavirus lockdowns.
Actor Tom Hanks’ rapper-actor son Chet has ramped up his feud with controversial fellow rapper and convicted felon Tekashi 6ix9ine. Now Tom Hanks has been dragged into the fray.
In a video posting on Wednesday, Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports, slammed the hysteria over the coronavirus and wondered when “flattening the curve” became “finding the curve.”
Former reality TV star Maurice Fayne was hit with federal bank fraud charges Wednesday for allegedly spending a $2 million coronavirus relief business loan on expensive jewelry and child support payments.
The PGA Tour reiterated its social distancing and testing policy ahead of the resumption of the pro golf season starting in June.
No Kid Hungry, a charity working to feed needy children, has declined a $200,000 donation from rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine because of his criminal record and glorification of the drugs and gang lifestyle.
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has reportedly presented to the players union his plan for re-starting the 2020 baseball season, including revenue sharing and a regimen for testing players for COVID-19.
