Former WWE Star the influence for new character, Rogan NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 2019 – 451 Media Group has signed an agreement with Oleg Prudius to develop a series based on an all new mythical character, Rogan, God of Gods, the company announced today. 451 Media Group is a diversified media, tech and entertainment company co-founded by Michael Bay, Anthony Gentile, John Gentile and Doug […]
The Greatest of All-Time By Matthew Stanmyre 1. Bob Hurley, St. Anthony (boys basketball) In 45 years as coach at St. Anthony, Hurley led the tiny Catholic school tucked in the shadows of Jersey City to 28 state championships, 13 Tournament of Champions titles, eight undefeated seasons, four national championships and 1,184 wins, establishing an […]
After a discouraging year, Lexie Brown has found a family again with the Lynx By Katie Davidson As quickly as she can roll off a screen, set her feet and pop a 3-pointer in front of a defender’s face, Lexie Brown can tell you exactly where she was when she was traded to the Lynx. […]
Women’s World Cup: Who’s Up for a Big Payday? By Kate Bowers The U.S. women’s soccer team is crushing it on the field, winning its first three FIFA World Cup matches by a combined score of 18-0, but who—besides Alex Morgan—will collect after the tournament? This year’s FIFA World Cup has generated more buzz, more […]
Retired wrestlers who are completely unrecognizable today By Jason Iannone Once the pressure of looking larger-than-life on TV every week goes away, many pro wrestlers start looking very different. Whether they lose the muscle, change their hairstyle, stop wearing outlandish clothing, or all of the above, many wrestlers are virtually unrecognizable after they hang up […]
Cage-Fighter Sponsored by Pot ETF Issuer in Rare Marketing Move By Kristine Owram The issuer of the world’s largest pot ETF is embracing celebrities’ growing interest in cannabis, sponsoring a UFC fighter nicknamed the Boa Constrictor. In a highly unusual move for a provider of exchange-traded funds, ETF Managers Group LLC has signed on as the official […]
‘Not going to pity myself’: The realities of players cut from WNBA rosters and what the league can do to fix it By Tamryn Spruill Second-year guard Lexie Brown also understands just how difficult it is to make it at this level. A self-described “girlie girl,” Brown says her Lynx teammates affectionately call her Beyoncé. […]
By Natalie Gingerich Mackenzie Second-year WNBA player Lexie Brown is off to a solid start this season, with 10 points in the Minnesota Lynx’s game against the Chicago Sky on Saturday. The Duke grad, who’s the daughter of former NBA guard Dee Brown, gave us the rundown on the music that gets her going pre-game. […]
By Andrew Ramspacher He’s been to the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in Virginia, the Professional Basketball Combine in California and to NBA practice facilities in Minneapolis and Atlanta. But on the weekend of May 10, Chris Silva put his draft prep on pause to be in Columbia, South Carolina. “My agent made sure workouts were happening after graduation,” Silva said. […]
Beasley Reece and Beyonce’s Homecoming This week on the Rhoden Fellows Podcast, Bill, Janae and Tucker speak with the CEO of NFL Alumni, Beasley Reece about the work he’s doing to improve healthcare for retired NFL players. They also speak with Taryn Finley, editor for Huffington Post Black Voices about Beyonce’s Netflix film, “Homecoming.” Listen […]
