Any time a Dennis Rodman story makes the rounds on the internet, fans are treated to bizarre plots involving his eccentric character beats. This week, a former child star shared a Rodman anecdote that may or may not have delved into true crime. Ad On Monday's episode of the "Good Guys Podcast," ex-Nickelodeon actor Josh

On "First Take" on Tuesday, Stephen A. Smith called Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott “overpaid” after the team restructured the quarterback’s contract. Smith detailed four other instances where the Cowboys had to do the same transaction to get much-needed cap space. Smith summarized that $82 million in five years after repeated restructuring was evidence that

The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most (if not the most) popular franchises in American sports. Forbes values them at $10.1 billion, and plenty of that has to do with their plethora of fans. That's why multiple celebrities are rooting for them, although no celebrity may have gone as far as Shaquille O'Neal just

Reilly Opelka went down to Francisco Comesana of Argentina 7-6 (4), 4-6, 7-5 in a round of 32 clash at the Cincinnati Open on Tuesday (August 12). The American was caught in a controversy while opting to take a medical time-out after complaining about his opponent, who had to be helped off the court earlier.

Serena Williams once reflected on the immense challenges she had to face throughout her legendary tennis career. The American made the candid confession after the 2018 US Open final, during which her heated clashes with the chair umpire overshadowed Naomi Osaka's maiden Grand Slam triumph. Ad In a 2019 essay for Harper's Bazaar, Williams defended