Day: September 4, 2019
7 Democratic Presidential Candidates Just Released Their Plans To Combat The Climate Crisis
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, former housing secretary Julián Castro, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, former Texas Congressman Beto O’Rourke, California Senator Kamala Harris, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker, and Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar have all…
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ writer says she is leaving because of pay disparity with white male co-writer
Adele Lim, a Chinese Malaysian, was celebrated for bringing authenticity to the film
NHL PTO tracker: Devante Smith-Pelly, Troy Brouwer among players signed to professional tryouts
As NHL training camps approach, teams are signing veterans to tryouts to compete for a spot on the roster.
U.S. Open 2019: Matteo Berrettini bests Gael Monfils in near 4-hour epic
The Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd was treated to another five-set thriller as Matteo Berrettini defeated Gael Monfils in nearly four hours.
James Poniewozik spent countless hours watching Trump on TV. Then he wrote a book about it.
A longtime TV critic contends in his new book “Audience of One” that Donald Trump’s background as a TV personality is central to understanding him as a political figure.
An exchange between Lil Nas X and Kevin Hart went viral. But maybe not the way ‘The Shop’ had hoped.
A clip of the exchange prompted some to accuse Hart of “gaslighting” Lil Nas X.
Panthers’ Cam Newton says he feels ‘like a rookie again’
“I’m having fun, feeling good and the thrill is still there,” Newton told reporters Wednesday.
A’s streakiness lives on 17 years after crazy 2002 season
Oakland likes its roller-coaster campaigns, but it might never again match what happened in 2002.
Fantasy Football Show Podcast Week 1: Sleepers, busts, start ’em/sit ’em advice
The Sporting News Fantasy experts break down all the important fantasy football trends in their Week 1 preview podcast. Get start ’em/sit ’em advice, sleeper and bust picks, and much more.
Nielsen’s top programs for Aug. 26-Sept. 1
A list of the top 20 prime-time programs in the Nielsen ratings for Aug. 26-Sept. 1.