There’s an iconic photo of Tony Hawk in 1983, sitting on his skateboard inside a drainage pipe. The pipe is located within a network of ditches and irrigation canals in Cardiff, near San Diego—nicknamed “Sanoland” for the sanitation plant at Read more…
Universal Studios faced a dilemma with its family-friendly film “Trolls World Tour.” Movie theaters had closed due to the coronavirus pandemic’s collective lockdown. So the studio could either shelve the film indefinitely or do what was previously unthinkable in Hollywood – Read more…
America’s stadiums may be silent, but its fans aren’t, and the Cheeseheads of Green Bay are proving that they are the loudest of them all: The Lambeau loyalists come out on top in the Forbes ranking of the best fans Read more…
Many professional athletes can struggle financially once they retire. One big exception is former basketball star Shaquille O’Neal. It’s no secret that former athletes often experience post-career money problems. In the NBA, for instance, a staggering 60% of players go Read more…
On Tuesday, April 21, TikTok’s biggest star crossed the 50 million follower threshold. One day later, video conferencing from her bedroom in Connecticut, Charli D’Amelio has another milestone on her mind: her 16th birthday. Caught up in her excitement about Read more…
Patty Baird ticked off the changes she’ll be making at the Cedar House Sport Hotel when it reopens in Truckee, a town of more than 16,000 near Lake Tahoe that thrives off summer tourism. Some things will go: No more Read more…
There are probably tens of millions of sheltering-at-home American moms, fantasizing right now about what might have been for Mother’s Day 2020. Champagne brunches? A day spa visit? Even a simple family BBQ? Dream on, mamas. This year, the best Read more…
PBR (Professional Bull Riders) was back in action last weekend in Oklahoma with a closed-to-fans, made-for-TV event produced by a skeleton crew, following a five-week Coronavirus-caused hiatus. No fans were in attendance, and social distancing, functional separation and other safety Read more…
The NCAA announced on Wednesday the support of a proposal for college athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness. The day marked an important step in the NIL legislation, which should be formally passed in January and put Read more…
The sudden disappearance of sports will erase at least $12 billion in revenue and hundreds of thousands of jobs, an economic catastrophe that will more than double if the college football and NFL schedules are wiped out this fall by Read more…
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