Serena Williams party continues following first-round win at US Open
New York celebrated the career of Serena Williams in raucous fashion on Monday night but the party is not over thanks to her first-round victory against Danka Kovinic.
Spike Lee Sport News
Thrilled 'to just to live in the moment,' Serena Williams begins US Open run with straight-sets win
NEW YORK — Serena Williams' expected retirement will have to wait, for another two days at least. The 23-time major champion, who is playing the final Grand Slam of her 27-year career, won her first-round match, 6-3, 6-3, over Danka Kovinic at the US Open on Monday night.
US Open 2022: Serena Williams' first round win brings out the stars
The 2022 US Open has a little bit of everything, but Serena Williams' first round of the US Open tournament was certainly the marquee event.
Aaron Judge, New York Yankees, 'the best team on the planet,' end hitless drought, rally for victory
NEW YORK — Aaron Judge walked over to the stands and gave his bat to Spike Lee, a Yankees fan famous for scripting Hollywood dramas.
NBA Finals 2022 -- Best sights and sounds from Warriors-Celtics Game 3
The NBA Finals shift to TD Garden in Boston as the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics face off Wednesday with a 2-1 series lead at stake.
NBA Finals 2022 -- Best sights and sounds from Game 1 between Celtics and Warriors
After a wildly entertaining NBA season, we have finally arrived at the NBA Finals. The Golden State Warriors hope to capture their fourth championship since 2015, while the Boston Celtics look to secure their first title since 2008.
Mike Tyson: Former world boxing champion Mike Tyson repeatedly punches man aboard plane, TMZ reports
On Thursday, US online newspaper TMZ released a video that appeared to show the former world heavyweight champion punching a man seated a row behind him at San Francisco International Airport.
Magic Johnson talks all about his new docuseries ‘They Call Me Magic’
ariety,Magic Johnson talks all things Lakers, his new docuseries on Apple TV+, and his history with Jerry Buss.Johnson’s four-part docuseries They Call Me Magic premieres on Apple TV+ on April 22, giving fans an inside look at his time playing for the Los Angeles Lakers. Another show about the team’s Showtime era, Winning Time, was recently released on HBO, but Johnson says he has no interest in watching the series as he’s baffled that nobody involved sought participation from him or his teammates.A post shared by Variety (@variety)“First of all, you can’t do a story about the Lakers without the Lakers,” the basketball legend said. “The real Lakers.