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Manchester United legend Cristiano Ronaldo is estimated to bank $220m (£168.7m) in 2024 making him the highest-earning footballer in the world for the sixth year in the past decade.
A woman has shared her unconventional hair care routine, explaining why she hasn't shampooed her hair in over a year.
Erik ten Hag said the Football Association have made a "very good choice" by appointing Thomas Tuchel as England coach.
Economists and market analysts are in broad agreement that the European Central Bank (ECB) will continue cutting interest rates at each meeting for the foreseeable future, following Thursday's decision to reduce rates by 25 basis points.
Stephen King's recent publication, receiving glowing acclaim from his devotees, is set for a screen adaptation by 'Bourne' director Paul Greengrass.
ESPN's countdown of the NBA's best 100 players is nearly complete, with the top-10 list set to be released Thursday.
Jake Paul, the YouTuber-turned-boxer, has disclosed that boxing legend Mike Tyson has yet to respond to his $5million (£3.85m) offer ahead of their anticipated showdown next month. Earlier this month, 'The Problem Child' made a sensational offer to Tyson, promising him a hefty sum if he can survive until the fourth round of their bout.
The Pro Kabaddi League, launched in 2014, has transformed kabaddi in many ways to make the sport more accessible to the fans. As we enter a new decade of the PKL, E Prasad Rao, fondly known as Kabaddi Rao and the Technical Director of PKL, shared valuable insights into the remarkable journey of refereeing in the league over the last 10 years. Ahead of the new season, Kabaddi Rao and his team held a camp for 45 referees from October 1 to 14 - with eight female officials, including 20 first-timers - a stark increase from last season's 37 referees.