The Stratford sisters are back—well, at least for one unforgettable night. The iconic duo from 10 Things I Hate About You, Julia Stiles (who played the fierce and independent Kat Stratford) and Larisa Oleynik (the sweet and popular Bianca Stratford), reunited at a special screening of Wish You Were Here in New York City. And here's the kicker: Stiles, who is a director now, actually helmed Wish You Were Here, adding a whole new level of excitement to their reunion.

The catastrophic wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles have inflicted not just a physical toll on the city but have left an emotional and psychological scar. With the city on the cusp of hosting the highly anticipated 2028 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, along with high-profile events such as the 2026 World Cup and the Super Bowl in 2027, these devastating fires cast a long shadow on the future. Ironically, the Olympics were sold to the public as a "no-build" event, but now, in the wake of widespread destruction, massive rebuilding efforts for housing, infrastructure, and public facilities are urgently needed.

If the Indianapolis Colts want to make a playoff push in 2025, they need to take a serious look at improving their yards per play differential. Now, why does this particular stat matter so much? With so many metrics flying around in today's football world, what makes this one stand out? Let me break it down for you.

The Las Vegas Raiders' search for a new head coach just got a little more intriguing, as another big name has emerged as a potential candidate. According to NFL insider Albert Breer, the Raiders are set to interview Ron Rivera, the former head coach of both the Carolina Panthers and Washington Commanders, for their head coaching vacancy. This move has stirred up some excitement, as Rivera brings with him a wealth of experience, including successful seasons in Carolina and a stint with Washington that, while less stellar, still showcased his resilience and leadership.

The Philadelphia 76ers are gearing up for a critical 3-game road trip, starting this Saturday as they face off against the Indiana Pacers. Sitting at a challenging 15-24 record, the Sixers find themselves at a pivotal moment in their season. As the halfway point draws near, they need to find a way to turn things around quickly, and a solid performance on this road trip is crucial for their playoff hopes.

Maxim Tsyplakov, a forward for the New York Islanders, has been hit with a three-game suspension without pay after an illegal check to the head of Ryan Poehling from the Philadelphia Flyers. The incident, which took place during Thursday night's game, has sparked significant conversation in the hockey community about the fine line between aggressive play and dangerous hits.

When the Boston Celtics clashed with the Orlando Magic on a buzzing Friday night at TD Garden, the excitement in the air wasn’t just about the game. Among the roaring crowd, a young fan from Brockton, Massachusetts, stood out: AJ Dybantsa, a local basketball prodigy who has been turning heads nationwide. The 6-foot-9 forward, widely regarded as one of the best high school players in the country, was there to soak in the action and connect with his basketball idols.

The Oklahoma City Thunder, formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics, boasts a rich and storied history since its founding in the 1967-68 NBA season. Across the years, 51 unique jersey numbers have been worn by players who proudly suited up for this franchise. As part of an ongoing series, Thunder Wire is delving deep into the history of these jersey numbers, shedding light on the players who have donned them and the legacy they left behind.

On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met at the Kremlin to sign an extensive new cooperation agreement, marking a significant step forward in the ever-deepening partnership between their countries. This “comprehensive strategic partnership treaty” encompasses nearly every domain—ranging from trade and military alliances to science, education, and cultural exchange. This agreement is seen as part of an ongoing effort to strengthen ties in the face of harsh Western sanctions.

When Donald Trump bid farewell to the White House in 2021, few could have predicted the force he would become in U.S. politics. On his last day in office, he promised, "The movement we started is only just beginning," a statement that now seems almost prophetic. At that time, Trump had left office as a defeated and somewhat isolated figure. He was banned from social media, repudiated by many Republicans, and facing the aftermath of the January 6 Capitol attack, with a second impeachment trial looming.

Teddi Mellencamp is opening up about a challenging and deeply personal chapter in her life: her feelings of loneliness following her divorce from Edwin Arroyave. The 43-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum didn’t hold back as she reflected on this emotional journey during a recent episode of her Diamonds in the Rough podcast. Her words were raw, unfiltered, and deeply relatable for anyone navigating the complexities of a major life transition.

The Denver Broncos made headlines on Friday by firing their special teams coordinator, Ben Kotwica. This surprising move has opened the door for a new hire, and speculation is already buzzing about who might step into this critical role. As fans and analysts discuss potential replacements, one name stands out as the clear frontrunner.

The 2024 season review for the Indianapolis Colts shines a spotlight on a glaring issue: the interior defensive line’s lack of depth and the heavy reliance on DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart. While these two defensive stalwarts anchor the team, the drop-off in performance when they’re off the field has been a significant concern—and it’s one the Colts cannot afford to ignore moving forward.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is gearing up for an important sit-down with President-elect Donald Trump this Friday, marking another significant moment in his ongoing interactions with the incoming administration. This meeting comes amid a whirlwind of controversy for Adams, who is currently facing federal bribery and fraud charges. Despite the legal troubles hanging over his head, the mayor is pressing ahead with his agenda for the city, particularly as he prepares to meet with Trump to discuss key issues impacting New Yorkers.

Hold on, folks—this is a moment in Saturday Night Live (SNL) history that is bound to get your attention! The recently released footage from the SNL50 documentary series, SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night, takes us right into the heart of one of those unforgettable behind-the-scenes moments, featuring none other than Dave Grohl and the legendary Christopher Walken. And trust me, this one is a rollercoaster ride you won’t want to miss!

When news broke on Thursday of the passing of legendary filmmaker David Lynch at the age of 78, it sent ripples across the world of cinema. As the news spread, heartfelt tributes began to flood in from those who had worked with him throughout his illustrious career. His former collaborators, including actors Kyle MacLachlan, Nicolas Cage, and Naomi Watts, as well as filmmaker Steven Spielberg, shared touching remembrances of the man who had profoundly impacted their lives and careers.

In the world of football, tough decisions are always looming for team management, especially when it comes to players who show flashes of potential but aren’t guaranteed to live up to the hype. For the Green Bay Packers, General Manager Brian Gutekunst has found himself facing such a decision regarding the fifth-year options of two 2022 first-round picks: linebacker Quay Walker and defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt. With both players coming off what is being regarded as their best season in 2024, the question on everyone’s mind is: will Gutekunst pull the trigger and exercise the fifth-year options for these young talents, or will the Packers look for a different route?

With the news that veteran right guard Kevin Zeitler will miss the NFC Divisional Round matchup against the Washington Commanders, all eyes are now on rookie Christian Mahogany to step up and deliver. This pivotal moment could make or break the game, and Mahogany, a sixth-round pick from Boston College, is more than ready for the challenge.

The Phoenix Suns (19-20) will square off against the Washington Wizards (6-32) on Thursday at 5 p.m., with the game broadcast on Arizona’s Family (Ch. 3 TV). This matchup marks the first game in a home-and-away series between the Suns and the Wizards, with Washington currently sitting at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, boasting the worst record in the NBA. Meanwhile, the Suns, currently in 11th place in the Western Conference, are looking to bounce back after a tough loss.

The 2024-25 NBA season has been a rough road for the Philadelphia 76ers. Expectations were high heading into the year, but the team’s Big 3—Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey—has only managed to play together for 10 games. To make matters worse, they’ve only finished seven of those games due to an unrelenting wave of injuries that has thrown a wrench in the 76ers' plans.