The special letter that continues to inspire Fremantle Dockers forward Michael Frederick doesn't always light up the stat sheet but is primed to light up the grand-final stage as he attempts to become an immortal. AAP · Sep 21
'The Rules Of Golf Are There To Be Broken' - Does The 'Exploitable' TIO Rule Need To Change Now? Scottie Scheffler was involved in a controversial TIO ruling during the final round of The 154th Open - but should it have been allowed to happen? Golf Monthly · Jul 20
Is The DP World Tour Really In Its 'Weakest Position Ever'? Years of giving the 10 best pros a path to the PGA Tour for the following season has made the DP World Tour "weaker than ever", according to Pablo Larrazabal Golf Monthly · Jul 8
'Where Have All The Underdog Heroes Gone?' - Has Open Final Qualifying Lost Its Romance? Gone seem to be the days of strong amateurs or modest pros fulfilling their dreams and qualifying for a Major, but is that actually a problem?... Golf Monthly · Jun 29
'It Needs Him More Than He Needs It' - Is It Right That Loophole Will Save Rory McIlroy From Tripping PGA Tour's Minimum Events Rule? It seems likely the World No.2 will not fulfill the PGA Tour's minimum events threshold, but he will reportedly avoid any punishment - we ask 'is this fair?' Golf Monthly · Jun 26
'Francophonie of the people': Juliana Lumumba's vision for the French-speaking world As the daughter of assassinated Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba, Juliana Lumumba carries one of Africa’s most powerful political names. Now, the former culture minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo wants to use that legacy to reshape the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF), the world’s main French-speaking body. Radio France Internationale · May 24
'The Simple Answer Is Jon Rahm And Bryson DeChambeau... But I Wouldn't Stop There' - Which LIV Golfers Would Make The PGA Tour Better? With the potential for LIV Golf to change dramatically moving forward, which players would enhance the quality of the PGA Tour if they wished to leave? Golf Monthly · May 5
'Jon Rahm Needs To Start Performing At Majors Or The LIV-Shaped Stick People Are Beating Him With Is Only Going To Grow' Following an action-packed Masters Tournament which was won by Rory McIlroy, we answer some of the key fallout questions from the year's first Major Golf Monthly · Apr 13
Zack Snyder Can’t Stop Sharing DC Photos, But I’m More Obsessed With One Justice League Wish He Still Holds Onto I don't disagree with his sentiment. Cinemablend · Feb 9
Changes made at London hospital after elderly man dies with frostbite in squalid flat The vulnerable pensioner was sent home to a flat that did not have central heating Evening Standard · Dec 31, 2024
‘We create gods because the world is chaos’: Ralph Fiennes, John Lithgow and Stanley Tucci on celebrity, sin and papal thriller Conclave In Edward Berger’s Oscar-tipped drama, the three actors play cardinals vying to become pope. Ahead of the film’s UK release, they form a huddle to discuss fame, food – and why Trump won The Guardian - UK · Nov 22, 2024
Euro 2024 awards: the Guardian team in Germany give their verdicts From Georgia beating Portugal to missing out on good currywurst, our writers reveal their ups and downs of Euro 2024 The Guardian - UK · Jul 16, 2024
‘I spend less time self-sabotaging’: Robbie Williams and Joe Lycett on making art The pop star and comedian discuss their artwork, social media and how Williams came of age in a classic Birmingham club The Guardian - UK · Apr 14, 2024
JLo Is Following In Taylor Swift And Beyoncé's Movie Footsteps, But She's Doing It Her Own Way Jennifer Lopez is set to release her own cinematic production after Taylor Swift and Beyoncé but is doing it her own way. Cinemablend · Nov 27, 2023
Sports Illustrated · Sep 28, 2023 Jim Lampley Q&A: On Álvarez-Charlo, Life As a Professor and the State of Boxing Hall of Fame boxing announcer Jim Lampley—who’s returning to the ring for Saturday’s Álvarez-Charlo bout—still has plenty to say about the sweet science.
The Independent UK · Aug 4, 2023 Will Smith explains how Steven Spielberg managed to convince him to star in Men in Black ‘It was the first time I ever had lemonade with carbonated water,’ recalled the actor
The Conversation · Jul 5, 2023 How did the social care system end up in crisis and how can it be fixed? Expert Q&A The fragility of the social care system was utterly exposed by COVID. The decision to discharge elderly people into care homes in the early days of the pandemic is seen by many as one of its biggest scandals – but delays in making vital resources such as testing and personal…
Multichannel News · Jun 22, 2023 State of the Advanced Ad World According to GroupM’s Mike Fisher Agency exec shared wide-ranging chat with Jon Lafayette at Future's Advanced Advertising Summit in L.A. on June 21
Reason · Feb 14, 2023 No Pseudonymity for Parent and Now-Adult Child Challenging School District's Supposedly Anti-White Curriculum From B.L. v. Fetherman, decided last Wednesday by Magistrate Judge Jessica Allen (D.N.J.): This case arises out of Plaintiffs' legal challenge to portions of Mountain Lakes School District's ("MLSD") public-school curriculum on the basis that it is discriminatory against white students…. [A]ccording to Plaintiffs, Defendants have unlawfully discriminated against [B.L.'s…
Daily Mirror · Jan 9, 2023 Usman Khawaja says Australia stars were "afraid" of former coach Justin Langer Australia's players have opened up about the end of Justin Langer's tenure and his style of coaching, with captain Pat Cummins saying people were "walking on eggshells" around him and Usman Khawaja claiming some were even "afraid" of him
Daily Mirror · Dec 3, 2022 Ricky Ponting details "scary" heart concern after leaving live TV to rush to hospital Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has returned to commentary for Channel 7 after suffering a heart scare while on air which saw him rushed to hospital
ABC News · Dec 3, 2022 Ricky Ponting returns to Perth Stadium after being taken to hospital with chest pains Ricky Ponting is out of hospital and back at Perth Stadium for commentary after suffering chest pains and dizziness during the first Test against the West Indies.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 21, 2022 Monday briefing: What the Qatar World Cup says about the state of football In today’s newsletter: Three Guardian journalists who are covering Qatar explain the complicated meaning of this tournament, how they report on it – and how difficult it is for fans to embrace it
The Guardian - UK · Nov 2, 2022 £19,000 in debt to Ovo: customers’ haunting tales of energy bill horror And every scary scene is hair-raising and packed with suspense
Tribune News Service · May 11, 2022 Review: 'The Crocodile Bride,' by Ashleigh Bell Pedersen FICTION: Set in the swamps of Louisiana in the early 1980s, this novel is rich with myth and mystery.