In 2024, the world of television witnessed some of the most controversial and intense moments, sparking debates, complaints, and even public outrage. From fiery clashes between journalists and politicians to heated debates on sensitive topics, TV moments seemed to reach new levels of intensity. Among these incidents, one exchange between veteran journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer and Palestinian politician Dr. Mustafa Barghouti stood out, not only because of the controversy it sparked but also due to the sheer number of complaints it generated.

If you've been bouncing between Fox, CBS, ESPN, ABC, NFL Network, and more, desperately trying to catch the NFL Week 17 showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers, and you just can't seem to find it, don't worry. You're probably asking yourself, Where is this game? What’s going on here? Well, here’s the scoop:

Kevin Garnett, a name synonymous with loyalty and commitment, has always been a strong advocate for sticking with the team that drafted you. However, his storied career, which includes multiple accolades and NBA titles, also serves as a cautionary tale about the potential cost of that unwavering loyalty. Garnett’s love for the Celtics, and his belief in staying true to the team, could have, at times, kept him from achieving even more success. The big question is: Could a different team have accelerated his championship aspirations? It's a question that’s always been on the table, and one that Garnett himself has pondered throughout his career.

The Phoenix Suns have been making some noise recently, as they actively search for ways to shake up their roster. Specifically, they’ve been looking to trade starting center Jusuf Nurkic, according to multiple league sources reported by The Arizona Republic. This move comes as the Suns continue to grapple with their performance this season, sitting at a .500 record of 14-14. The team is said to be eyeing a big man in return, hoping to bolster their frontcourt with a player who can step in and make an immediate impact.

Under no circumstances should Jalen Hurts take the field this Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys. The risks far outweigh any potential rewards. Let’s break it down step by step, highlighting the key points and reasoning why Hurts’ long-term health must take precedence.

Irish actor Owen McDonnell is captivating audiences in 2024, delivering standout performances in dark, complex roles that make viewers love to hate him. The 50-year-old Irish actor has been delivering a string of chilling performances, kicking off the year with HBO’s “True Detective: Night Country” and later turning up the heat as Ian Reilly in Season 2 of Apple TV+’s “Bad Sisters.” Whether it’s as a murderous researcher or a manipulative scam artist, McDonnell’s knack for embodying complex, terrible characters is undeniably captivating.

Owen McDonnell is having a seriously stellar year in 2024, and it’s all thanks to him playing some of the most despicable characters on TV. The Irish actor, who’s 50 and definitely not slowing down, has been keeping audiences on edge with his standout roles. He kicked off the year with a chilling turn as Raymond Clark, a cold-blooded killer in HBO's True Detective: Night Country. His portrayal of the Arctic scientist left viewers in shock, but McDonnell wasn’t done yet. He quickly followed that up by playing Ian Reilly in Bad Sisters Season 2, where he went from seeming like the perfect guy to the most sinister villain on the show, leaving the Garvey sisters—and the audience—reeling.

The first three games of Dennis Schröder’s stint with the Golden State Warriors have been an absolute nightmare. To put it simply, it’s hard to imagine how things could have gone worse for the veteran point guard. In these early games, the Warriors have managed only one win, and Schröder has found himself struggling, both on the court and in his integration with the team. In fact, his plus-minus over the last three games—sitting at a jaw-dropping minus-65—is the worst in the entire NBA during that span.

A Rollercoaster Week for the Texans: Can They Rise to the Occasion?

When Washington Commanders Coach Dan Quinn gathered his team for the weekly “Tell the Truth Monday” meeting, one glaring issue stood out: the running game. Specifically, the lack of productivity from anyone not named Jayden Daniels. Over the past two weeks, the once-reliable rushing attack has faltered, leaving the quarterback to carry the burden—literally. For Washington to have a shot at beating the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday night and making a serious postseason run, achieving balance in their offensive play is non-negotiable.

Get ready for some thrilling college football action tonight as the South Florida Bulls face off against the San Jose State Spartans in the much-anticipated 2024 Hawaii Bowl, broadcast live on ESPN. This game has all the makings of a classic, with intriguing storylines, passionate teams, and a prime location at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex in Honolulu. Let’s dive into the excitement and break down everything you need to know.

On Monday, U.S. President Joe Biden made a bold move by vetoing a piece of legislation designed to add 66 new judges to the nation’s already understaffed federal courts. This decision halted what was initially seen as a crucial step toward alleviating the pressures faced by the federal judiciary. The bill, known as the JUDGES Act, had garnered wide support across party lines when it was first introduced, and its rejection marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over judicial reform in the United States.

Joe Woodley is no stranger to success in the world of football, and his impressive journey has now led him to a new and exciting challenge. A pivotal figure in the rise of Grand View University’s football program, Woodley helped shape the team into one of the most respected programs in the NAIA. His coaching journey, which began alongside his father Mike, took him from an assistant role to the head coach who eventually led Grand View to two national championships.

Mathew Horne has recently set the record straight regarding rumors that he had a fallout with his Gavin & Stacey co-star, James Corden. The two have shared a long professional history, both starring in the hit sitcom Gavin & Stacey—which was created by Corden and Ruth Jones—along with collaborating on a sketch show and the 2009 film Lesbian Vampire Killers. Despite their longstanding partnership, rumors swirled back in 2009, before Corden's meteoric rise to fame in the U.S. as the host of The Late Late Show, that the two had fallen out. These rumors surfaced as Corden was gaining international recognition, especially through the viral success of Carpool Karaoke.

Since launching in 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix production company, Archewell, has faced some stiff competition in the content creation game, especially from the Obama’s production company, Higher Ground. While the Sussexes' venture has struggled to leave a lasting impact, the Obamas’ Higher Ground has not only earned critical acclaim but also won an Oscar. This stark contrast has industry insiders suggesting that Archewell could benefit from taking a few notes from the Obama’s successful formula.

Ryan Reynolds has made a notable return to his iconic Deadpool role, but this time, his post comes with a significant emotional weight. The actor’s first public appearance as the wisecracking Marvel antihero since his wife, actress Blake Lively, filed a lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, her co-star in It Ends With Us, has many people talking. The lawsuit, which centers around allegations of sexual harassment and a coordinated smear campaign, has put a spotlight on Lively’s struggles and, by extension, Reynolds’ as well.

The dynamic duo of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are embracing the festive season, and it looks like their holiday plans are shaping up to be extra special. After wrapping up her legendary Eras Tour in Vancouver, just in time for her December 13 birthday, Taylor is diving into the holiday spirit alongside her beau, Travis. With Christmas around the corner, it’s clear these two are gearing up for some quality family time. According to an insider, the couple is planning a memorable celebration with Taylor hosting both families at her place. Sounds like a celebration that’s bound to be full of love, laughter, and unforgettable moments!

Lily Allen recently opened up about spending Christmas “alone,” just as rumors swirled about a potential separation from her husband, Stranger Things star David Harbour. The timing of her comments has sparked widespread speculation, especially after it was reported that Allen made an appearance on Raya, the exclusive celebrity dating app, just days ago. This revelation has left fans wondering if the couple, who married in 2019 after meeting on Raya, are indeed heading toward a split.

In a season filled with drama, Monday’s game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the San Antonio Spurs at the Wells Fargo Center might just take the crown as one of the wackiest of the year. Despite a bizarre sequence of events—including Joel Embiid's ejection, Andre Drummond’s brief dismissal and toe injury, and a series of heated exchanges—the 76ers managed to secure a hard-fought 111-106 win. Tyrese Maxey was the hero of the day, finishing with a game-high 32 points, 10 rebounds, and eight assists. His clutch performance, especially in the fourth quarter, proved vital as he scored 12 of the 76ers' 27 points in that final frame.

Florida Panthers forward Matthew Tkachuk found himself at the center of a dramatic and intense showdown against the Tampa Bay Lightning during Monday night’s game. In a match that already had tempers flaring and rivalries boiling over, Tkachuk suffered a frightening collision with Tampa Bay's Nikita Kucherov in the first period. The play not only took Tkachuk off the ice temporarily but also brought fans to the edge of their seats and sparked heated exchanges between the two teams.