Lost in this whole Lil Wayne Super Bowl Halftime controversy, is the fact that Kendrick Lamar is one of the best live performers hip-hop has ever seen.
'The Program' was about all of the "controversial" elements of college sports: Steroids, secret payments, academic fraud, sexual assault, and extremely creative in-game trash-talk.
30 years ago Hollywood asked the age old question... What if a kid got to play a part in Major League Baseball? Their answer? 'Rookie of the Year.'
In recent years, a seismic shift has occurred in the world of entertainment; esports has emerged as a global phenomenon, captivating millions of players and spectators alike.
20 years ago this month saw the arrival of a prominent documentary that was produced outside the auspices of WWE. And it was directed by a guy best known as a comedy writer.
While Michael Jordan is undoubtedly the most famous NBA player to ever get involved with movies, he definitely wasn’t the only one and also wasn’t the first.
Music has undoubtedly long been used by people as a source of inspiration and motivation, especially in the field of sports psychology.
In the same week we got two Nissan heavy projects in 'Gran Turismo' and 'Wanted: The Escape of Carlos Ghosn.' Both based on true events but only one involved a human being smuggled out in an instrument case.
'Hoosiers', released 35 years ago, is one of the most beloved sports movies of all time, but some of its tropes have been put to renewed scrutiny over the recent years. Does this classic still hold up?
New documentary, 'When Giants Walked Here,' has an unlikely pedigree and expertly explores the "territory era" of pro wrestling.
While the United States is characterized by its rich history and many beliefs, one binding factor transcends most differences: the shared love for sports.
'42' is a very good film, that lends Jackie Robinson's story the gravity it likely deserves, with a standout Chadwick Boseman as the lead, but it still felt a little too small.
We're back with Mike Stefansson, a sports anchor, to talk about the impact of the pandemic on the sports world, the changing future of traditional sports journalsim, and my crazy journey home during the global lockdown.
Just like NBA means basketball's highest level, the UFC has become a byword for MMA's best. The UFC's creative promotion and branding deserve some credit.
'Brockmire', which debuted in 2017, grew out of a Funny or Die sketch, and though it may be loved by critics, I don’t think I know anyone who actually watches it. But I’ve got a feeling it’s going to have a strong legacy.
With the season suspended indefinitely in Italy and many players stuck in limbo, Bobby Jones Jr. grabbed his camera and documented what it was like during the first week of the country's total lockdown.
A lot of people are mad that Lil Wayne wasn't picked for the Super Bowl Halftime show, but they forget, he's a bad live performer.
We got a chance to sit down with Khris Davis, who plays Big George Foreman in the just-released biopic, where he discussed the film, his roots on the other side of the river in New Jersey, and his feelings on the Rocky mythology.
I, Tonya, which won a Golden Globe for supporting actress Allison Janney and since notched acting Oscar nominations for both Janney and Margot Robbie, has shown that there’s an appetite out there for nontraditional sports biopics, telling versions of stories that you thought you knew well, but telling them from a surprising or counter-intuitive angle.
Two decades before Colin Kaepernick knelt for the National Anthem and set off the biggest sports controversy of the decade, there was Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf and the NBA, and 'Stand' sets out to do his story right.
Like with all things Kaepernick, Nike's latest campaign has led to a backlash from those intensely opposed to the quarterback's message. Mostly coalescing around a handful of talking points, and mostly wrong.
We spoke to Dawn Mikkelson about her new documentary 'Minnesota Mean,' chronicling a unique team of women's roller derby.
NBC Universal had reached a deal to bring WWE Network's programming to their streaming platform, Peacock, for over $1 billion.
Some dismiss martial arts as a mere celebration of violence, but the craft and the stories surrounding it vividly contain everything that makes art great.
