Timothée Chalamet didn’t think twice and was more than alright on Saturday’s edition of “College GameDay” on ESPN. Some were curious about why Chalamet, a New York-born actor with seemingly no connection to Power 5 football, was chosen to be the guest picker on the college football program that was being held in Atlanta ahead … Read more
Bethenny Frankel couldn’t stop smiling while on her beach outing in Miami on Friday as she flaunted her toned figure in a velvet bikini. The “Real Housewives of New York City” alum, 54, was spotted going for a stroll in the sand before a night of partying in the magic city where she’s currently been … Read more
After a week of mourning, St. John’s celebrated. It celebrated Lou Carnesecca with a second-half performance he would be proud of. Rick Pitino donned a custom-made sweatshirt, and his players performed like one of Carnesecca’s squads, turning up the pressure on defense and executing at a high level at the other end. A sold-out crowd … Read more
Stephen A. Smith is pictured on Nov. 8. Getty Images The most transparently absurd sports presence on TV remains the lead face and voice of the transparently absurd sports network: Stephen A. Smith, hustler of multiple cultural accents to best serve the day’s perceived audience and his sustained ESPN go-to-guy employment. Blessed with both ESPN … Read more
Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams Adams won office on a centrist platform, but his rhetoric has taken a noticeable rightward turn in the weeks since Trump’s election victory, particularly on immigration. (Yuki Iwamura / Associated Press) New York City Mayor Eric Adams appears open to switching parties to become a Republican, as he … Read more
Karl-Anthony Towns has joined Jalen Brunson as iffy for Saturday night’s home game against the Pistons. Towns, who missed one game earlier this season with a right knee issue, was added to the league’s official injury report earlier Saturday as questionable due to what the Knicks are terming patellar tendinopathy of his left knee. Brunson … Read more
The first private owner of Edmonton’s Canadian Football League franchise took over the Elks in mid-August, when the on-field record was a dismal 2-7 and the off-field vibe was worse, with home crowds at cavernous Commonwealth Stadium averaging a meagre 18,072 Deb Thompson and Larry Thompson speak to the media after being announced as the … Read more
Many laud Pearl Harbor survivors as heroes, but Fernandez doesn’t view himself that way. ‘I’m not a hero. I’m just nothing but an ammunition passer,’ he said Pearl Harbor Navy veteran Bob Fernandez is photographed at home Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024, in Lodi, Calif.Photo by Godofredo A. Vásquez /THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP) … Read more
Federal judge rules against awarding commercial beekeepers damages for partial ban on shipping live honeybees across Canada-U.S. border Dawn Lalonde, of Mikkola Family Farm & Apiary, inspects one of her honeybee colonies in Lively, Ont. Sept. 2024.Photo by John Lappa /John Lappa/Sudbury Star The dismissal of a class-action lawsuit over rules governing the cross-border live … Read more
On Dec. 8, 2014, in a landmark vote, transgender rights were added to the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code. Miki Mappin, a longtime advocate for trans rights in Saskatchewan, was one of the key advocates who helped get trans rights to be specifically included in the Sask. Human rights code. She is photographed holding a transgender … Read more
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