NEW YORK — When Jonquel Jones delivers one of her signature blocked shots, the New York Liberty star forward often likes to add a celebration that basketball fans know well. Yes, you’ve seen that no-you-don’t finger wag before. And yes, Jones is glad to acknowledge her inspiration for it: Dikembe Mutombo, the longtime fan favorite of the 76ers and basketball worldwide. “Most definitely,” she said before Tuesday’s Game 2 ... Read more
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Gasps filled the studio as Stephen Colbert exposed something about Senator John Kennedy that no one saw coming.QT
It was supposed to be a friendly late-night segment. The lights were warm, the audience laughed, and Senator John Kennedy walked onto The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with his usual mix of southern charm and political swagger. But what unfolded over the next fifteen minutes left viewers speechless, producers scrambling, and social media in total meltdown. A TENSE EXCHANGE BEGINS At first, it looked like ... Read more
Aaliyah Nye’s Relentless Work Ethic Is Turning Rookie Potential Into Veteran-Level Impact.BT
DJ Cabanlong- The Sporting Tribune Las Vegas Aces forward Aaliyah Nye (13) smiles while speaking to the media during the Aces’ media day, Thursday May 8, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas Aces LAS VEGAS -- Aces rookie Aaliyah Nye's work ethic and dedication couldn't have been defined any better upon returning from Alabama, as she finalized her move to Las Vegas after a road game in Seattle. Aces coach Becky Hammon ... Read more
Megan Gustafson Didn’t Just Play the Game—She Changed What’s Possible for Iowa Legends.BT
Megan Gustafson donned the Iowa Hawkeyes colors before entering the WNBA in 2019. The Wisconsin native made history on Friday with the Las Vegas Aces. The center started her college basketball career in 2015. She played 33 games in her freshman year, starting 14 and averaging 10.7 points, 6.8 rebounds, 0.8 assists, and 1.8 blocks per game. She was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. Gustafson became the ... Read more
It finally happened — Colbert and Kimmel traded places in a late-night first that has everyone talking.QT
For years, late-night television has thrived on rivalries — Fallon vs. Kimmel, Colbert vs. Corden, and the unspoken competition between networks battling for America’s bedtime attention. But next week, that rivalry takes a surprising turn toward unity, friendship, and a little bit of chaos — when Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert trade places for one night only, guest-starring on each other’s shows at the ... Read more