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It’s always been amazing that teams get transfer bans for tapping players up, only for every transfer story to confirm that talks have taken place before a deal has been agreed. At least clubs are free to approach players when they enter the last six months of their contracts...

26 April 2020, 23:56

DaBaby's "Blame It On Baby" Tops Billboard 200

DaBaby earns his second number one album with "Blame It On Baby."
https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/dababys-blame-it-on-baby-tops-billboard-200-news.109244.html

26 April 2020, 23:54

Toymaker Hasbro is making thousands of face shields for health care workers

(CNN) — Hasbro, known for its popular boards games such as Monopoly and Scrabble, is shifting its efforts from creating games and toys for kids to making plastic face shields for health care workers. On Saturday...

26 April 2020, 23:54

Virtual Talladega might have been more entertaining than the real thing

Before the race even started, virtual Talladega was exciting. That’s because driver Ryan Newman joined the FOX Sports broadcast to announce that he intended to return to the driver’s seat when the NASCAR season resumes, which could be as soon as May 17.

26 April 2020, 23:53

Belgian Holocaust survivor Henri Kichka dies of coronavirus age 94

Henri Kichka, one of the last Belgian Holocaust survivors, has died of coronavirus.

26 April 2020, 23:53

Tom Brady jokes about getting kicked out of a park in message to Tampa Bay fans

He's a Florida Man.

26 April 2020, 23:51

Tennessee, Mississippi, Montana allow some businesses to reopen Monday

Tennessee, Mississippi and Montana are set to lift some coronavirus lockdown restrictions Monday, with certain businesses that can practice social distancing allowed to welcome customers again. Tennesse’s Gov.

26 April 2020, 23:50

Kristen Bell Works Up a Sweat in Bike Shorts & Sleek Sneakers

She appeared to be wearing Allbirds kicks.

26 April 2020, 23:50

Purdue University says students face 'close to zero lethal threat' from COVID-19 as the school plans to return to in-person classes in the fall

Purdue University President Mitch Daniels said last week that the school is planning to offer in-person courses in the fall.
Daniels estimated 80% of the campus' population are under the age of 35 and claimed that COVID-19 posed "zero lethal danger" to those students.