General view of visitors walking around the Paris Photo exhibition in Paris, France. The exhibition Paris Photo is an international art fair of photography held annually. EPA/LUCAS DOLEGA.
If this last week or so has been the first time that you’ve paid any real attention to soccer, I’m sorry. This isn’t the way I would’ve wanted to introduce you. This last week has been underwhelming even by World Cup group stage standards. First let me explain that last part. A lot of people think that the World Cup is the best soccer in the world. It’s not. The World Cup is, without a doubt …
General view of visitors walking around the Paris Photo exhibition in Paris, France. The exhibition Paris Photo is an international art fair of photography held annually. EPA/LUCAS DOLEGA.
Johnny Boswell practices what some would consider a grueling tradition. Every summer for the past decade, Boswell has driven across the United States. Throw in a drive from his home in Mississippi to Oceanside, California and a drive from Annapolis, Maryland back to Mississippi, and Boswell puts 6,000 miles on his vehicle. The cycling enthusiast does it all in the name of the Race Across America …
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (WLOX) – From the moment I got out of the taxi on the streets of Johannesburg near Ellis Park stadium, I realized how special soccer fans here really are.
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – When Major League Baseball umpire Jim Joyce stole a perfect game from the Detroit…
Going into the World Cup I didn’t expect much from US soccer, so when the US comes that close to win only to be cheated by a ref is blasphemy. Slovenia was winning 2-0 and Landon Donovan got free to score on an incredible kick that looked like it could have killed someone. Later on there was a loose ball in the box only to be kicked right over the Slovenian goalie by Michael Bradley. The score …
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa When Major League Baseball umpire Jim Joyce stole a perfect game from the Detroit Tigers a few weeks ago, he did the honorable thing. He fessed up. Admitted he had erred. And we forgave.
England couldn’t have given manager Fabio Capello a better 64th birthday present today in South Africa. England fully deserves every bit of abuse heaved at them after their performance today against Algeria in Group C of the World Cup. The England squad looked lost on the pitch compared to the Algerians. The balance of possession was only 53%/47% in favor of the English, and though they had ten …
What’s Your Reaction? We’re too angry after that botched World Cup call to write an intro but here goes: After Hillary Clinton let slip that the government will get all litigious on Arizona’s “Leave No Mexican Behind” law, an administration official confirmed that DOJ is planning a suit.