The tour’s biggest stars held court for members of the media with Tiger Woods attracting a standing-room-only crowd followed by the affable Phil Mickelson taking the podium. But come Thursday, when the shots start to count and the pressure of a major championship begins to
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Dunga not going to change his stripes as national coach Tuesday, June 15th, 2010 11:45:00 JOHANNESBURG: Brazil coach Dunga ( pic ) urged journalists to stop “hitting and attacking” him as he prepares for their opening Group G match against North Korea at Ellis Park tomorrow (2.30am).
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Cristiano Ronaldo said he is not concerned about his scoring drought with Portugal — because goals will come in a sudden spurt like ketchup shaken from a bottle.
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Cher has a new movie in the works – “Burlesque” – opposite Christina Aguilera, but don’t let the title fool you. The 64-year-old told Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush on Thursday night that the film isn’t as saucy as it sounds – at least when it comes to her role.
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L’Observateur LUTCHER — Lutcher is well represented on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class 4A and 5A baseball and softball teams, placing three athletes among the ranks of the best in the state.
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Lionel Messi’s hopes of being crowned the best player at the World Cup could be dashed by exhaustion even though the Argentina team said on Thursday all 23 squad members were fit.
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When my father began his rehabilitation, he said again and again that he wanted to be able to take his yellow lab on a walk. The essential human desire to walk proves to be a great motivator.
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Cycling News Roundup – 9 June 2010 Team News: Tour de Suisse Squads: RadioShack, Ag2r La Mondiale, Cervélo’s Wyss Surgery, USA Cycling, Itera-Katusha, Jamie Staff, Colorado High School Cycling League Summit…
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Recent coyote sightings in the city have police warning residents to be wary of wild animals. The Cornwall Community Police Service Const.[...]
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Bay area attorneys and homeowners are watching closely as the nation’s first jury trial concerning tainted Chinese drywall began Monday in Miami.
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