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Gridiron Football achieved two firsts in Arizona during the past weekend: first, a coaches conference and showcase only for females flag football; and second, a youth football competition for flag and 7v7 teams. Among the noteworthy figures that joined them were Trey McBride, starting tight end for the Arizona Cardinals, Lyndsey Fry, who won a… ncG1vNJzZmidkae5urnEpqaroZGhwG%2BvzqZmnKqfqMButs6hpaynnmK8o7XTrpirsV2owbawxKerZpmkYr2mrdGlZKuhppq%2Fbq%2FEp6urmZxitaqzx2aqnKCfpLluudJmo5qvpKS7brvKpZihp52Weqmt0mabop2UZA%3D%3D

Fans of ABC‘s Alaska Daily are itching for new episodes after episode 6 left them with a cliffhanger to mull over for a few months. But beyond looking forward to the remainder of season 1, viewers also want to know whether Alaska Daily Season 2 is in the cards. Will ABC renew the series for another season? Or will the network cancel it after only 11 episodes? ABC has not canceled or renewed ‘Alaska Daily’ for season 2 As of the writing of this article, ABC hasn’t released a statement regarding the future of Alaska Daily.

When Wiz Khalifa shared some pictures of him chilling out in the studio, he probably didn't expect so many people to make fun of his feet. Moreover, the Pittsburgh rap icon posted some pictures to Twitter of him smoking, getting a massage, playing Xbox, and scrolling through his phone in the stu. On the social media platform, people went absolutely ballistic pointing out how odd his feet looked. Whether it was for their cleanliness or for the tattoos on his feet, people shared some pretty hilarious reactions.

Play video content ROOKIE RHYTHM Move over, Backstreet Boys, there's a new boy band in town -- introducing the Backstreet Bills!!! Rookies on Buffalo's offensive line ripped their shirts off and gave a heartfelt rendition of "I Want It That Way" as part of their introduction to the team on Thursday ... and honestly, we're impressed!! Tanner Owen, Alec Anderson and the guys alternated the classic lyrics as superstars Josh Allen and Co.

In 2023, Lifetime kicks off another year with a new slate of "Ripped From the Headlines" movies, including How to Murder Your Husband: The Nancy Brophy Story starring Cybill Shepherd and Steve Guttenberg. Ahead of its January debut, ET has the exclusive trailer for the true-crime movie and official first look at Shepherd as convicted novelist Nancy Crampton-Brophy and Guttenberg as her ill-fated husband, Daniel.  According to Lifetime, the upcoming movie is based on "

The morbid draw of true crime — vicariously experiencing other people’s tragedies by sifting through the elements that caused them — goes under the microscope in the kitschy whodunnit “Susie Searches.” Sophie Kargman’s feature debut, expanded from her short of the same name, plays on the dangers that come when voyeur becomes an interference, but the sort-of thriller doesn’t have the bite to investigate the provocative sympathy it has for its meddling antihero.

BooksReviewThe aide who was Anonymous writes, under his own name, with an urgency the New York Times and others should note Miles Taylor is a former chief of staff of the US Department of Homeland Security who catapulted himself to nameless fame in the fall of 2018, when he published an anonymous op-ed in the New York Times under this headline: “I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration.

Books interviewDon PatersonInterviewDon Paterson: ‘Poetry often involves obsessive personalities’Kate KellawayThe award-winning poet on his painful and funny new memoir about growing up in Dundee, how he’s a ‘vile separatist’ and why music is his first love Don Paterson, 59, is one of our most outstanding poets, a winner of the Whitbread poetry prize, the Costa poetry award, all three Forward prizes, the TS Eliot prize (twice), and the Queen’s gold medal for poetry.

Redeem now Drake's hotly-anticipated eighth studio album "For All The Dogs" was released on Friday. Pet Shop Boys and rapper Rye Rye quickly noticed similarities to their music on two tracks. Both took to X to accuse Drake of sampling their songs without asking for permission. Drake has been called out by pop duo Pet Shop Boys and rapper Rye Rye for sampling their work on his latest album without asking for permission.