Policymakers might reverse military right to repair.

The Angels and third baseman Anthony Rendon are discussing a buyout plan with Rendon expected to retire, reports Alden González of ESPN. Rendon’s seven-year, $245MM deal still has one year and $38MM remaining. More to come.

The Food Network star is recovering from a painful injury while filming "Flavor Town Food Fight" that tore the quad muscle in his right leg half.

Ligia Rossi, pastry chef at Redbird in downtown Los Angeles, makes the cookie of her childhood: alfajores filled with dulce de leche.

ESPN’s College GameDay started the 2025 college football season by saying goodbye to longtime analyst Lee Corso, who retired from broadcasting following 38 years with the company. The 90-year-old former football coach and broadcasting legend isn’t going quietly into retirement, however. While the gears in the GameDay machine have kept turning without him, it sounds Read more... The post Lee Corso on what it’s been like away from ‘College GameDay’: ‘Lousy… it sucks’ appeared first on Awful Announcing.

Pablo Torre has been at the cutting edge of reporting on how legal sports betting has infiltrated athletes and their inner circles across the NBA and beyond. As more scandals lead to real-life consequences for alleged perpetrators in and around pro sports — including but not limited to the recent arrest of Terry Rozier and Read more... The post Pablo Torre: Legal gambling could spell end of sports’ ‘cultural supremacy’ as fans root for payouts rather than teams appeared first on Awful Announcing.

On Nov. 22, 1995, Universal released A Martin Scorsese Picture, as the Las Vegas epic Casino hit theaters. Starring Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci, the feature went on to gross $115 million globally in its theatrical run and nabbed a leading actress Oscar nomination for Stone. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below: