RJ Luis Jr. Cleared to Join LSU After Court Ruling
Former St. John's star RJ Luis Jr. has received court clearance to practice with LSU, opening the door for him to play for the Tigers this season.
Anthony Hankerson Eyes College Return After Seahawks Waiver
Former Oregon State star Anthony Hankerson, cut by the Seattle Seahawks, is preparing to re‑enter college football. He hopes to prove his worth and earn a fresh start.
TNA Lockdown Draws Surprise Names From Independent Circuit
At Chicago’s TNA Lockdown, several independent stars—including J Rod and Joshua Bishop—made headlines backstage and in the crowd, sparking fresh interest from the promotion.
Pregnant Alex Cooper Turns Heads at Brother Grant’s Wedding
Alex Cooper, now expecting, dazzles in a gold‑and‑white satin dress at her brother Grant’s wedding. See the photos and her stylish look.
Kacey Musgraves Launches Tour with Disco Ball Stagecraft
Country star Kacey Musgraves opened her 'Middle of Nowhere' tour with a dazzling, testicle‑shaped disco ball that floated above the stage, turning the opening night into a spectacle of glitter and surprise.
Robots Outrun Olympians in Beijing’s Humanoid Games
In Beijing, humanoid robots now beat human athletes in speed and jumps, showcasing the rapid progress of robotics in sports. The World Humanoid Robot Games are live.
Lucha Bros Duo Set to Face Roman Reigns in WWE Title Match
Penta and Rey Fenix, the Lucha Bros, earned a spot in the WWE World Title Tournament finals after Penta’s win over La Parka. They’ll face Roman Reigns for a title shot.
Former Stars & Stripes Editor Shocked by Pentagon Firing
Erik Slavin, ex‑editor‑in‑chief of Stars & Stripes, says his sudden Pentagon dismissal was a real shock and questions the paper’s future editorial independence.
Michael Wright, Star of “The Five Heartbeats,” Dies at 70
Actor Michael Wright, famed for roles in "Sugar Hill" and "The Five Heartbeats," passed away in Los Angeles at 70. Family released a statement to TMZ.
Vance Blames Canada for Favoring China in Trade, Calls It ‘Insanity’
Maine’s JD Vance accuses Canada of treating Chinese goods more favorably than U.S. farm products, blaming Ottawa for derailing trade talks and calling the policy "insanity."
