by Ian Casselberry | Jul 11, 2014
Among the summer movies of 2011, Rise of the Planet of the Apes was an extremely pleasant surprise. The film was released in the first weekend of August, away from the gridlock of June and July, and typically not when blockbuster franchises hit theaters. Besides...
by Andrew Juge | Jul 11, 2014
Every year the media, fans and even the league tend to put certain players on a pedestal. Whether it’s a likable personality, self promotion, past success or potential, some players are in the spotlight more than they maybe deserve to be. Below are ten players...
by Andrew Juge | Jul 11, 2014
Every year the media, fans and even the league tend to put certain players on a pedestal. Whether it’s a likable personality, self promotion, past success or potential, some players are in the spotlight more than they maybe deserve to be. Below are ten players...
by Andrew Juge | Jul 11, 2014
Every year the media, fans and even the league tend to put certain players on a pedestal. Whether it’s a likable personality, self promotion, past success or potential, some players are in the spotlight more than they maybe deserve to be. Below are ten players...
by Ian Casselberry | Jul 10, 2014
The 2014 Emmy nominations were announced Thursday morning, and as could be expected, many critics and fans were outraged over the shows and actors wrongfully snubbed. Depending on who you follow on Twitter, your timeline may have been flooded with fist-waving and...
by Ian Casselberry | Jul 10, 2014
The 2014 Emmy nominations were announced Thursday morning, and as could be expected, many critics and fans were outraged over the shows and actors wrongfully snubbed. Depending on who you follow on Twitter, your timeline may have been flooded with fist-waving and...
by Steve Lepore | Jul 10, 2014
Justin Halpern is a fairly well-known writer, who’s Twitter feed and book, and eventual TV show, Shit My Dad Says has brought him deserving renown (well, not the TV show) in internet circles. He recently created a show, Surviving Jack, that showed promise and...
by Tim Starks | Jul 10, 2014
(Awww, they’re going to be friends again. May 3, 2014; Las Vegas; Marcos Maidana [right] embraces Floyd Mayweather, Jr. following their fight at the MGM Grand. Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports) The rumored became reality Thursday when pound-for-pound...
by Allen Kenney | Jul 10, 2014
Wednesday’s Senate Commerce Committee hearing on college athletics was filled the typical bluster of political theater. It yielded precious little in the way of new information or insight. The one major exception came when Missouri Democrat Claire McCaskill lashed out...
by Allen Kenney | Jul 10, 2014
Wednesday’s Senate Commerce Committee hearing on college athletics was filled the typical bluster of political theater. It yielded precious little in the way of new information or insight. The one major exception came when Missouri Democrat Claire McCaskill lashed out...
by Philip Rossman-Reich | Jul 10, 2014
The NBA’s moratorium officially lifted at midnight as the league announced the salary cap for the 2014-15 season increased by 7.5 percent to an all-time high of $63.065 million. The increase in the salary cap is a signal of the good business in the NBA right...
by Philip Rossman-Reich | Jul 10, 2014
The NBA’s moratorium officially lifted at midnight as the league announced the salary cap for the 2014-15 season increased by 7.5 percent to an all-time high of $63.065 million. The increase in the salary cap is a signal of the good business in the NBA right...
by Philip Rossman-Reich | Jul 10, 2014
The NBA’s moratorium officially lifted at midnight as the league announced the salary cap for the 2014-15 season increased by 7.5 percent to an all-time high of $63.065 million. The increase in the salary cap is a signal of the good business in the NBA right...
by Tim Livingston | Jul 10, 2014
We’re officially three weeks away from the non-waiver trade deadline and after last week’s Cubs-A’s deal setting one heck of a precedent for the trade market, here’s the players most likely to be dealt by July 31st: David Price, LHP –...
by Tim Livingston | Jul 10, 2014
We’re officially three weeks away from the non-waiver trade deadline and after last week’s Cubs-A’s deal setting one heck of a precedent for the trade market, here’s the players most likely to be dealt by July 31st: David Price, LHP –...
