NFL extends international deal
NFL games will continue to be played outside the United States through to 2025, following an agreement between the team owners.
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Nawalka ready for tough test
Poland manager Adam Nawalka is prepared for a physical encounter with Scotland at Hampden on Thursday.
Dancer delights at Towcester
Betfair Hurdle winner Violet Dancer made a successful start to his career over fences in an intriguing contest at Towcester.
FL72 Podcast preview
Ian Holloway, Dean Smith. Derek Adams and Johnnie Jackson join us for this week’s FL72 Podcast.
Keane focused after baby birth
Robbie Keane insists he is ready and raring to go in the Republic of Ireland’s crucial European Qualifier against Germany despite a “hectic” few days that has included the birth of his second son.
10 Most Haunted Bars in America
There are bars with unique clienteles all across the U.S., but some play host to some more interesting patrons than you’ll find anywhere else: ghosts, spirits, and shades. With Halloween approaching, what better way to experience a haunting night than by being surrounded with spirits of the alcoholic and ghostly varieties? Here we’ve collected ten of our favorite and most colorful bars around the country that are reportedly haunted by some colorful
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Demna Gvasalia Is Named Balenciaga's New Artistic Director After Alexander Wang's Departure—Here's 5 Things to Know About Him!
Mere days after Alexander Wang showed his final collection with Balenciaga at Paris Fashion Week, the luxe design house has recruited its new leader. Stepping up to fill Wang’s post…
Amy Schumer Shows Her "Humbler" Side During New SNL Promos With Vanessa Bayer—Watch Here!
Despite all of her immense success and fast fame, Amy Schumer has no problem staying grounded. In a new series of promos for the Trainwreck actress’…
China has no good plan to deal with its Achilles heel
Beijing has yet to put together a credible response as to what should be done with zombie companies, the huge swath of unprofitable state-owned enterprises surviving on the good will of the Chinese government. Until it does, private companies in the world’s second-largest economy will continue to fight an uphill battle for growth, and China’s reform efforts will share a key characteristic with the mythical creature in question: not dead, but not really