Columbus, OH

David and Kaz kick off the show by discussing Bryan Danielson’s AEW world title win at All In (0:30). Then they recap the show with the following:. The star power in the Casino Gauntlet Match (16:36) Mariah May and Toni Storm, a perfect match (33:53)?. What Ricochet in AEW...

Bryan Danielson Wins the AEW World Title, Plus Roxanne Perez Joins the Show Ahead of No Mercy

Las Vegas, NV

The Spun

Las Vegas Aces guard Kate Martin has thus far enjoyed a solid rookie season for the WNBA's two-time defending champion. Martin arrived in Las Vegas as a second-round pick after a stellar career at the University of Iowa. While there, she helped the Hawkeyes reach a pair of national championship ...

Kate Martin's Girlfriend Turns Heads In New Swimsuit Mirror Selfie

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Herbie J Pilato

In the mid-1970s, Good Timesmade a star of actor/comedian Jimmy 'JJ'/'Dynomite' Walker. However, behind the scenes, the tension between the stars was relatively challenging. According to what Jimmie Walker once relayed, most of the show's cast rarely had any interaction behind the camera. Walker didn't recall having any conversations with actress Esther Rolle, who played his TV mother, Florida Evans, or actor John Amos, who played James Evans, his TV mother.

Actor/Comedian Jimmie "JJ" Walker Behind the Scenes of TV's 'Good Times' in the 1970s

Minneapolis, MN

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever fell to the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday night by a score of 90-80 as the Lynx officially clinched a playoff spot. But despite the loss, it sounds like Clark still impressed Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve, who also coaches the United States women’s basketball team.

Team USA coach sends clear message to Caitlin Clark

Sean and Amanda return to the feed in triumphant fashion by talking about, among other things, Oasis, the Megalopolis trailer, and their weeks away (1:00). Then, they run through five recently released features and their “sicko” natures, measuring the quality of each film and the state of the release calendar in the doldrums of summer (18:00). Finally, Sean is joined by JT Mollner, the director of Strange Darling, to discuss the long gap between his first feature at Sundance and Strange Darling, the twists and turns of his movie, and the way he conceives of making movies within genres that come with audience expectation (1:09:00).

Sicko Movie Mode: Five F--ked-Up Features to Close Out the Summer

Los Angeles, CA

Adam Rich was born on October 12, 1968, lived a troubled life, and died on January 7, 2023, at only 54 years old. This is his story. He lived in the Granada Hills area of Los Angeles with his parents and younger brother. The Rich family resided for a time in Florida where Adam studied acting at the local gym.

A Look Back at the Tragic Life and Death of Former Child Star Adam Rich (TV's 'Eight is Enough')

All of us—NBA fanatics, analysts, casual onlookers—absorb the league with a soft spot that occasionally doubles as an irredeemable flaw. Bear traps of belief. For the past five years, mine was the Los Angeles Clippers, a convulsing roller-coaster ride that numbed my senses, weakened my knees, and distorted what it means to feel hope in a reality that provides fleeting evidence that any exists.

Why I Still Can’t Quit the Los Angeles Clippers

Following a two-year hiatus, Pachinko welcomes back its audience by quickly introducing the central conflict of its second season: World War II. The Season 2 premiere, which was released on Friday, opens with Koh Hansu (Lee Min-ho) checking on shipments of tungsten, which will be used to help fuel Japan’s continued war efforts. In Osaka, the city’s residents—including Sunja (Minha Kim) and her family—receive an ominous warning from American planes flying above, with their propaganda leaflets urging Japanese citizens to petition the emperor to end the war. As the message explains how the situation will only worsen if Japan refuses to surrender, Pachinko establishes the unnerving tension that hangs over the first half of its gripping, emotional second season.

‘Pachinko’ Breaks New Ground in Season 2 While Remaining True to Its Core

Chris and Andy break down the latest episode of Industry and the increased momentum that comes from having the whole cast together in Switzerland (1:00). Then they open up the mailbag and answer questions about their favorite shows of the year so far (30:26), the best books they’ve read recently, and their songs of the summer (37:11).

‘Industry’ S2E3, Favorite Shows of the Year So Far, and Songs of the Summer

Verno and KOC debate whether Luka Doncic really is out of shape and discuss New Balance’s new shoe endorsement deal with top prospect Cooper Flagg (01:44). Also, the guys open up the summer mailbag to answer more of your questions (11:06). Got a question for Verno and KOC? Send...

Cooper Flagg’s Shoe Deal, Mailbag Questions, and Musical Memories

Jesse and Mike cover the latest in sports cards, including new releases and pricing trends (5:00). Then they hit some major news, including Babe Ruth’s $24 million jersey and a damaged Brock Purdy card, posing the question: Do buyers and sellers have a responsibility to each other? (28:40). Finally, the duo ends with answers to your mailbag questions (55:50).

Massive Release Week, Who’s at Fault: Buyer-Seller Responsibility and Mailbag

[Note: Unless otherwise indicated, the commentary and quotes in this article are from interviews the author conducted with those actors mentioned.]. Bewitched remains one of the most popular television shows in the medium's history. Originally broadcast on ABC from 1964 to 1972, the show remains popular in syndication, streaming platforms, and home media.

The Courageous Life and Tragic Death of Actor Dick Sargent: TV’s “Second Darrin” on ‘Bewitched’

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As the WNBA continues to grow, so does its offering in NBA 2K.

Ronnie 2K talks expanded WNBA offering in NBA 2K25, headlined by A'Ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese

Charles and Jodi step into the void to recap the second and third episodes of Industry Season 3. They discuss how far Harper and Yas are willing to go to win, why Henry Muck has taken such a liking to Yas, and what’s behind the disappearance of Charles Hanani (3:44). Along the way, they talk about the psychosexual connections among four of the show’s main characters and how they each vie for validation and power with one another (21:17). Later, they unpack the ripple effect of the big twist in the middle of Episode 3, “It” (37:38).

‘Industry’ Season 3, Episodes 2 and 3: New Look, Same Great Taste

Cooking With Maryann

Chinese food is one of my favorites! Sometimes, all I want is a heaping bowl of beef broccoli and rice. Don't let the ingredient list scare you, it's quite simple to make, the most time consuming part is ingredient preparation. Sometimes, I will get the ingredients together the day prior or combine the parts that I can ahead of time so this meal preps in a snap! Here's what you'll need for 6 servings:

A Knockout Restaurant-Style Beef Broccoli

Callie and Juliet and are back to ponder Jenn’s interesting choices after overnights and “Men Tell All”! First, they jump right into her decision to keep Marcus even though he doesn’t love her. Then, they discuss her other option, Devin, and whom she could choose between them (09:45). They talk about Grant, his improved on-camera skills, and his growing application numbers (20:26) before addressing how cheap Jenn’s dates were (27:48). They share their thoughts on the “Men Tell All” episode, from Hakeem being the superstar of the night to another hard-to-watch performance from Sam M. (29:54). Finally, they talk about Love Island USA cast member whereabouts (36:37) and The Challenge (44:42).

B2B ‘Bachelorette’ | Recapping Overnights and “Men Tell All”

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Newark, NJ

In a recent interview with NHL.com, New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes shared his thoughts on his newly hired head coach, Sheldon Keefe. Hughes was asked about if he's looking forward to having some time to talk with Keefe when training camp starts on Sept 18. "I’m excited to get to New Jersey and pick his brain (in person) and figure some things out," Hughes also mentioned Keefe's track record of coaching big named players in a large market like Toronto. "Watching with Nylander, Matthews and Marner, he did a really good job in Toronto over the 5 years," "We're...

Hughes Talks About Keefe Hiring Ahead of Training Camp

The Olympics have ended, the United States brought home gold and WNBA basketball is back. Life is good. The brief period of the WNBA’s best players being teammates to achieve a higher goal was beautiful to see, but now it’s back to the grind, and teammates are now opponents who are all going for a common goal: a WNBA championship. Are the Aces still the favorite to three-peat? Or, are recent struggles creating concern? Are the Aces still primed to make history?

Aces Update: Las Vegas tries to find a balance as they chase a third-straight championship

The 1992 Royal Rumble is best remembered as the “Fair to Flair” Rumble, when Ric Flair, in the highlight of his short-lived first tenure in what was then known as the WWF, entered at no. 3 and persevered to win the match and the WWF Championship that was at stake. But the inflection point in the match—the point when wrestling history turned—was just before Flair won. Hulk Hogan, the longtime face of the WWF, nearly eliminated Flair, only to be tossed out over the top rope himself by his erstwhile friend Sid Justice. Despite being primed to boo Sid—this was a clear act of betrayal—the fans cheered. When Hogan retaliated by pulling Sid out of the ring, the crowd booed. They thought for a moment that they were seeing a passing of the torch, but instead they saw another monster being fed to the Hogan machine. According to Sid, Hogan was apoplectic backstage after the event, claiming that Vince McMahon had planned all along for Hogan to get booed.

Sid Did What He Damn Well Pleased

The Full Go returns with a special college football edition. Jason welcomes ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg to the podcast to talk about the contenders in college football, the 12-team playoff, and if this is the year Miami returns to prominence!. Host: Jason Goff. Guest: Adam Rittenberg. Producers: Tony Gill, Chris...

“Remember Your Childhood” With Adam Rittenberg

NewsBreak

Caio Borralho’s Winning Streak Continues, the Future of ‘The Ultimate Fighter,’ and Long Live Ladd Vs. Dumont

In perhaps the final episode of The Ringer MMA Show, Petesy Carroll, Chuck Mindenhall, and Troy Farkas give you exactly what you want in a special...

Caio Borralho’s Winning Streak Continues, the Future of ‘The Ultimate Fighter,’ and Long Live Ladd Vs. Dumont

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