The Dallas Stars just can't seem to catch a break when it comes to Game 1s. They've now dropped six in a row after a heartbreaker against the Colorado Avalanche. The game started with promise as the Stars leaped to a 3-0 lead in the first period thanks to Ryan Suter, Wyatt Johnston, and Jamie Benn. But then, it all slipped away. The Avalanche stormed back, netting four unanswered goals, including the overtime clincher by Miles Wood.

Michigan basketball's upcoming season holds a lot of mystery. But Dusty May, the new coach, is confident in the team's potential. In his first six weeks, May orchestrated a complete overhaul, revamping the roster with transfers and high school commitments. This shake-up was fueled by the changing landscape of college athletics, where player movement is common.

So, here's the scoop from the Big Apple - the New York Giants just beefed up their quarterback lineup by snagging Nathan Rourke from the waiver wire of the New England Patriots.

So, check it out, last week, this American soldier got nabbed in Russia, right? Dude's name is Army Staff Sgt. Gordon C. Black, 34 years young. Turns out, he's vibing with Russia's take on the whole Ukraine deal. He's all up on his ex-girlfriend Aleksa Viktorovna's TikTok, dropping these videos echoing Russia's thoughts, slamming NATO and stuff.

In Belgrade, Serbia’s vibrant capital, the scene is set with a bold display of friendship. As soon as you step off the plane at Nikola Tesla Airport, you’re greeted with red flags lining the motorway, leading straight to the heart of the city. It’s like a warm embrace, showing off Serbia’s strong bond with China and rolling out the welcome mat for none other than Xi Jinping himself.

Early Tuesday morning, a startling incident shook up Drake's neighborhood in Toronto's prominent Bridle Path area. Shots were fired at the rapper's luxurious mansion on Park Lane Circle, leaving a security guard wounded. The guard, who remains unnamed, was standing outside the property's gates when the assailant struck. Rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest, the guard was in serious condition, though fortunately, Drake was not present during the incident. Reports indicate his team is fully cooperating with the investigation.

Megan Thee Stallion is keeping the hip-hop vibes alive and kicking with her latest announcement. Yup, brace yourselves because she’s dropping a new single called "Boa" soon. We’re all hyped up, though we’re still waiting for the official release date. This one’s coming right on the heels of her bangers "Hiss" and "Cobra."

Ethan Hawke had a blast recently, popping up in Taylor Swift's music video for "Fortnight," the lead single from her latest album "The Tortured Poets Department." But when he spilled the beans to his teenage daughters, Clementine, 15, and Indiana, 12, their reaction wasn't what he expected.

The Golden State Warriors are gearing up for a potentially game-changing offseason after missing out on the playoffs this year. With a roster shake-up on the horizon, fans are buzzing about what moves Steve Kerr and the team might make to get back into contention.

Rudy Gobert just made some serious history in the NBA, snagging the Defensive Player of the Year title for the fourth time! That puts him in the same league as legends like Dikembe Mutombo and Ben Wallace. But hold up, it's not just him. There's another rising star, Victor Wembanyama, who's almost there too.

Exciting news for Houston Texans fans as Kamari Lassiter, the team's top pick in the 2024 NFL draft, gears up for rookie minicamp this month. Lassiter, who rocked the No. 3 jersey during his glory days at Georgia, will be sporting the No. 14 as he steps onto the Texans' turf. This change-up has fans buzzing with anticipation, wondering if this fresh number will stick for the upcoming season.

Alright, Cardinals fans, listen up! The buzz is finally settled. Marvin Harrison Jr., our rookie wide receiver snagged as the No. 4 overall pick, is sticking with his lucky number from college—yep, you guessed it—No. 18!

Dude, did you hear? There's been a massive cyberattack on Britain’s Ministry of Defence! Yeah, for real. It’s all over the news. Apparently, some outside hackers got into their system. Mel Stride spilled the beans to Sky News, saying it’s a big deal. The hackers hit up a third-party payroll system used by the Defence Ministry. Crazy, right? They even snagged the names and bank deets of both current and former armed forces peeps. Sky News and the BBC have been buzzing with this scoop.

So, have you heard? UK viewers are all about Clarkson's Farm now, shifting gears from reindeer tales to the antics at Diddly Squat. And let me tell you, the show's third season on Prime Video is smashing records left and right, straight out of the gate. According to the latest data from Barb, more folks tuned in to Clarkson's Farm in the first 48 hours than any other show last week! That's some serious binge-watching right there.

Man, what a game! Corey Seager really lit up the night with that epic three-run homer in the eighth inning, turning the tables on the Oakland Athletics. Down 2-0, it seemed like the Rangers might be in for a tough one, but Seager had other plans. Talk about clutch!

Man, Myles Turner ain't holding back on his thoughts about how games should roll, especially in those nail-biting final minutes. After the Pacers took a tough loss against the Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semis, Turner was feeling the sting of a controversial call that didn't go their way. He copped to being all fired up right after the game, but he's got a point. In his playbook, it's all about letting the players duke it out till the end.

The Minnesota Timberwolves pulled off a stunning defensive showcase in their 106-80 Game 2 victory against the Denver Nuggets. With Rudy Gobert, the Defensive Player of the Year front-runner, out of action, the defending champions desperately needed a win to level the Western Conference semifinals series.

Imagine this: Alec Marsh, a promising right-handed pitcher for the Kansas City Royals, has a unique connection to Milwaukee. He grew up just a stone's throw away, in the Bay View neighborhood. Marsh, currently on the injured list, has his eyes set on making a mark in Major League Baseball, just like his fellow Milwaukeean, legendary radio announcer Bob Uecker.

Amidst escalating tensions between Russia and Western nations over Ukraine, Moscow made bold moves, threatening to strike British military bases while announcing drills simulating the use of battlefield nuclear weapons. These statements came as a response to remarks from Western leaders hinting at deeper involvement in the conflict.

Alright, so here’s the scoop on Trump's trial. Picture this: the judge lays down another fine, a grand this time, and tells Trump, "Hey, stop breaking the rules or you might end up behind bars." Crazy, right? This is like the tenth time Trump's been slapped with a fine for yapping about stuff he's not supposed to talk about - namely, the jurors and witnesses in his trial.