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Viewers left 'creeped out' by Netflix film trailer as they discover disturbing true story it's based on
A serial killer who appeared on a TV dating show in the seventies serves as the inspiration for an upcoming Netflix film, with the first official trailer leaving viewers terrified.
Aidan O'Brien hoping for big things from Los Angeles in Paris
Aidan O'Brien believes the best is still to come from Los Angeles as the Irish Derby winner is set to spearhead a two-pronged attack on the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe for Ballydoyle.
Alvarez on Astros' wild-card roster but Verlander left off - ESPN
Yordan Alvarez is on the Houston Astros' roster for their wild-card series against the Detroit Tigers and batting second in Game 1 on Tuesday.
Alabama's breakout star Ryan Williams leaves tennis legend impressed
Former President Trump and Outkick's Clay Travis discuss the immigration crisis, Georgia vs. Alabama, and more at halftime of the massive SEC clash.
How coach JJ Redick, LeBron James and the Lakers got here - ESPN
TWO WEEKS BEFORE the start of training camp, JJ Redick sat in a workroom at the Los Angeles Lakers practice facility with his legs crossed, a team-issued quarter-zip up top and Nike Kobe sneakers down below. («I never wore them when I played,» Redick told ESPN, «but now that I'm here, [Lakers GM] Rob [Pelinka] has the hookup.») Redick had just finished running a sizable portion of the Lakers roster through a voluntary offseason practice, cognizant of what little time remained before the curtain opens on his first season as an NBA coach.
Sources -- Chiefs WR Rice needs more tests, extent of injury uncertain - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs were uncertain of the extent of the knee injury to wide receiver Rashee Rice, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
LeBron, joined by Bronny, enters Year 22 with 'a lot in the tank' - ESPN
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — For a team that needed a second-half surge just to make the play-in tournament and then was summarily bounced out of the first round, leading to an offseason coaching change, there sure was an air of optimism in the building for the Los Angeles Lakers' annual media day Monday.