Sports Illustrated dove straight into controversial political waters this week, by tapping Christine Blasey Ford to introduce its 2018 Inspiration of the Year Award.
Veteran actor William Shatner tore into “myopic censorship club members” on social media this week, who’ve been calling for the Christmas classic song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” to be taken off the air.
Senator Ted Cruz slammed NFL players who protest during the national anthem on Monday, saying that they caused “unprecedented damage” to the league.
The CW network debuted its lesbian Batwoman character in part two of its crossover special, Elseworlds, bringing the brooding Gothamite into its world of DC Comic-based superhero TV shows.
An Australian gamer live streamed video and audio on Sunday, of the moment he allegedly attacked his pregnant girlfriend for interrupting him while playing Fortnite.
NASA has offered to show Golden State Warriors star Stephen curry proof that Americans visited the moon after he said he doubted it happened.
A 16-year-old Indiana boy was arrested for the stabbing death of his pregnant girlfriend Monday after police say he confessed to the brutal murder.
Last week, an extremely agitated Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette got into a verbal altercation with a fan during the game. Now Jaguars Coach Doug Marrone is saying the screaming match started when the fan yelled out a racial epithet.
A political campaign volunteer was shot on Chicago’s South Side while broadcasting on Facebook Live as he distributed pamphlets to residents of West Englewood.
Cameras caught a shouting match between Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston and center Ryan Jensen, on the sidelines during Sunday’s game.
On Sunday, it was announced that Harold Baines and Lee Smith were chosen to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, by the Today’s Game Era Committee.
The Buffalo Bills said they had 59,119 spectators at New Era Field on Sunday (capacity 71,870 seat maximum) when the New York Jets came to town. Some thought that estimate seemed high when looking at the empty seats.
Only hours after Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray won the Heisman Trophy, he was dogged by rediscovered homophobic tweets he posted when he was a 15-year-old kid.
The Santa Clara Police just released body cam video of a call to Reuben Foster’s home that was made when neighbors called in a domestic disturbance call. This incident occurred a month before the NFL player’s arrest for another incident of domestic violence.
Rapper Jay-Z’s college scholarship fund does not seem to be doing much good for the few students who receive its grants.
With the kerfuffle over the Nashville Christmas parade behind him, singer Kid Rock has announced that he will be walking as part of the Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee, Christmas Parade.
Until 2016, Hannah Mouncey played for Australia’s men’s handball league. But now, after transitioning to a woman, the six-foot-two, 220-pound Mouncey is utterly dominating Australia’s women’s handball league, Daily Wire noted.
Actor Alec Baldwin announced his desire to lead a nationwide “moment of silence” and then a rendition of “God Bless America” when President Donald Trump resigns from office.
President Donald Trump will officiate the coin toss at the upcoming Army-Navy game on Saturday.
In a discussion of the ups and downs of ESPN’s flagship program, SportsCenter, network executive Norby Williamson reveals that a renewed focus on sports, instead of politics, has led to a resurgence in growth.
Tim Tebow has been steadily improving in his bid for a professional baseball career, so much so that New York Mets General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen says that the Heisman winner is only “one step away” from being called up to the majors.
Embattled Def Jam mogul Russell Simmons will have to face his rape accuser in court after an L.A. judge refused to toss out a lawsuit.
Actress Natalie Portman apologized after she criticized a bikini photo of pop star Jessica Simpson on a 1999 magazine cover that also claimed Simpson was a virgin.
The startling video of a powerful bull tossing a Spanish festival-goer high into the air with its horns and then trampling him, is going viral this week.
In February, Reuben Foster’s ex-girlfriend told police the player attacked her. She later testified under oath that she was lying about the attack. But now, she is claiming her recantation was the was real the lie and the player actually did attack her, Pro Football Talk reported.
Despite Hollywood’s constant call for “inclusion” and “equality,” particularly for women, there were no nominations for female directors for the 2019 Golden Globes.
Former NFL defensive end Greg Hardy lost his pro football career after allegations of domestic violence were filed against him, but now, to much criticism, he is trying his hand at a career in the UFC.
A drug dealer released from Prison ended up right back where he started after he carjacked a woman right in the prison parking lot.
As memorials to President George H.W. Bush continue to make the rounds, some have recalled the amusing tale in which the ex-president claims to have coined the phrase “You Da Man.”
A Utah man has been arrested and charged with hammering an ice pick through his roommate’s penis, police report.
With the Boston Red Sox headed to the White House to celebrate their 2018 World Series win, team manager Alex Cora has vowed not to “embarrass anybody” despite his personal opposition to President Trump.
Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden admitted Tuesday that he and his staff considered, but then rejected, the idea of bringing in Colin Kaepernick in for a tryout.
EA Sports has announced that it will delete former NFL player Kareem Hunt from their Madden 19 game, after the emergence of video showing him attacking a woman.
A violent Bronx mugger launched a surprise attack against a man, mercilessly punching and kicking him, and then robbing him after a knockout.
A former high school football coach’s wife, who pleaded guilty to charges of having sex with a teenage student, insists that the sexual encounters with the boy were consensual and wants the teen’s new lawsuit tossed on that basis.
