Shaedon Sharpe (Portland Trail Blazers) with an alley oop vs the Denver Nuggets, 12/08/2022
I hate to break it to you, but The Godfather actually has some pretty bad ones.
"I have a soft board where everyone in my family writes and pins the funniest, strangest, and weirdest things said in our house, heard or read by us out in the world, or done by our pets. I read one every now and then as I pass the wall, and it always brightens my day."
It's officially Oscars season.
It's certainly been an interesting start to 2023, with the stock market rallying through the first month of the year and many of the most beaten-down growth stocks doubling (or even more) from the recent lows. EPR Properties (NYSE: EPR) isn't exactly a household name, but if you like to go to the movies, play golf, ski, or go to indoor water parks, you may have been to one of the company's properties. EPR is a real estate investment trust, or REIT, that specializes in experiential properties.
The Tesla boss is cleared of fraud charges over a tweet about taking the carmaker back into private ownership.
The proof is in the photos.
Eric Edwin says "I'd like to say I paved the way for others" as his memoirs are published.
S&P Global is a financial company best known as the creator of the S&P 500 index, which is widely regarded as a benchmark for the entire U.S. stock market due to its diverse nature. Last year, economic uncertainty arising from red-hot inflation and rising interest rates caused the S&P 500 to fall into a bear market, and the index is still 15% off its high. Not surprisingly, many growth stocks have fallen even more sharply, simply because growth stocks are usually valued based on future revenue and free cash flow, and those metrics tend to look quite grim during periods of economic hardship.
It has been 10 months since the Tar Heels and Blue Devils shared a Final Four stage. In different ways, they’ve both labored to recapture a high since reaching the rivalry’s pinnacle.
Did you hear about Joe Thomas, Mark Price and Josh Gordon meeting for lunch in Akron? Eavesdrop on a chat between some big names in Cleveland sports.
A city filled with famous people comes together over a big cat that made it in Hollywood, against the odds. ‘L.A.’s favorite bachelor’
Second week of testimony concludes at Colleton County Courthouse in Walterboro, South Carolina where Alex Murdaugh stands trial for murders of wife Maggie and son Paul
We have taken the decision to pause the majority of the wedding business at Highclere Castle – we’ve had to, writes Lady Fiona Carnarvon
The UCLA Bruins have one of the more favorable Pac-12 schedules in 2023: no Oregon and no Washington.
Germany's soccer governing body is pressing on with plans to sell parts of the Bundesliga media rights for the country's first and second leagues to private investors, the Deutsche Fussball Liga (DFL) said in a media release on Friday. On Saturday, German daily paper Bild reported that a working group at DFL will recommend to the DFL supervisory board on Feb. 9 the sale of 15% of a newly created DFL subsidiary for this purpose for further consideration, citing Bundesliga sources.
Pentagon says a second Chinese spy balloon has been spotted moving across Latin America
Sepsis is often mistaken for flu in the early stages. Experts reveal the key signs of infection that suggest you need urgent medical attention
Akron and Kent State met with both teams 8-1 in conference play. The Zips, now, control their own destiny leading into the MAC Tournament.
Mother of two vanished near Lancashire river with her phone still on the line
When devastating floods swept California last month, the community of Grayson - a town of 1,300 people tucked between almond orchards and dairy farms where the San Joaquin and Tuolumne rivers converge - survived without major damage. In the minds of some townspeople and experts, that was thanks partly to the 2,100 acres (850 hectares) of former farmland just across the San Joaquin that have been largely restored to a natural floodplain. Advocates for floodplain restoration say it can help solve California's dual dangers of flooding and drought, replenishing groundwater for future drought relief while protecting towns from the catastrophic flooding that scientists predict will come with climate change.
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