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They say history has a funny way of repeating itself. But, if you’re a fan of the UCLA men’s basketball program, you probably wish it repeated itself a little more often these days. Under the tutelage of John Wooden, the Bruins won 10 national championships in 12 years from 1964-75. With All-American big men like Lew Alcindor (aka/ Kareem Abdul- Jabbar) and Bill Walton leading the charge, UCLA became the preeminent college basketball program in America. As former Pittsburgh S

Adam Silver has a problem on his hands. A big one. Monumental. The race for the NBA Most Valuable Player award has become a farce. In years past, Friday night’s clash between the Denver Nuggets and the Oklahoma City Thunder may very well have been one of those games that ultimately determines the MVP winner. For OKC, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander entered the game putting up the most efficient 30-points-per-game season in NBA history as the head of the snake of the best team in bask

Have you noticed something? We seem to have a lack of myths in the modern world. Don't get me Wrong there are a lot of stories coming out that incorporate mythologies of various cultures. (Marvel and dc come to mind.) But most of these mythologies are products of franchises that were created decades before if not almost a century before modern day. The last true modern myth to really take off in the 20th century seemed to be the likes of Harry Potter Percy Jackson and the sle

This weekend’s NFL slate features a mix of divisional rivalries, playoff-level matchups, and games where individual stars could decide the outcome. Rather than focusing on predictions or point spreads, this breakdown looks at clear paths to victory for each team, highlighting the strategic approaches and key players who can swing each matchup. From controlling tempo and winning the trenches to exploiting mismatches and forcing turnovers, every game has multiple ways it can b

*SPOILERS AHEAD From the opening moments, “The Rightside Up” makes it clear this isn’t just another episode — it’s a farewell. The story drops us straight into the plan as Dr. K pieces together how the group bypassed the military blockade, tracing it back to the radio equipment from the Squawk. The endgame is in motion. Henry still has the upper hand, keeping the kids trapped both physically and mentally. Hopper, Eleven, and Kali reach the deprivation tank, and the tension i

Episode 5, Shock Jock , leans hard into atmosphere over action, and it works. This is classic Stranger Things storytelling — slow, unsettling, and emotionally loaded. The episode doesn’t rush its horror; it lets it creep in through familiar faces, familiar places… and familiar voices. The Shock Jock immediately feels wrong in the best way. His broadcasts echo the unease of early Hawkins — like the Christmas lights in Season 1 or the ticking clock in Season 4. Sound becomes t