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Archives for May 2015
Hear her out. This might be the only good thing to come out of the Entourage movie.
Watch Jon Stewart’s one-man show about the very slow FIFA investigation. There are wigs.
Prosthetics and puppets and pyrotechnics, oh my!
The show’s master manipulator seems like he’s in over his head. Or is that what he wants everyone to think?
The US barely even likes soccer — so what’s the FIFA case doing in a Brooklyn court?
Twitter helps -- but so does a great story.
These nine examples explain why Wednesday’s indictments are such a big deal.
It has them compete to see who has had the hardest time of it. It’s awful.
In case you’re not a soccer fan like the rest of the world, here’s how to pronounce “FIFA.”
Why a case about soccer is being tried in a Brooklyn courthouse — and why FIFA president Sepp Blatter shouldn’t relax just yet.
Mr. DeMille was never going to be ready, because the close-up was a charade.
The FIFA corruption scandal is bad, but Qatar’s World Cup is being built by a construction sector notorious for literally killing people.
At the broadcast networks’ annual party, megahit Empire looms large, and the future remains uncertain.
It’s hard to get invested in a storyline in which he will always prevail until he doesn’t.
“You hit a grand slam home run in your first time at bat,” CBS CEO Les Moonves says he told Netflix.