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Marvel's Wonder Man series canceled after season 1, despite critical acclaim, sparking debate on Marvel's treatment of diverse shows.

Fanatics Fest 2026 was by all accounts a success and Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 made sure to have a presence alongside all the sports and entertainment vibes.

Chicago Sky player DiJonai Carrington took to Threads, accusing ex-girlfriend NaLyssa Smith of cheating with fellow WNBA players.

The Mubadala DC Open, a long-running tennis tournament, annually draws superstars and fans of the sport to the Nation's Capital.

Marvel announces David Jonsson as the new Black Panther, joining Ryan Gosling as Ghost Rider in the MCU's future.

The Big Easy is practically a sauna in July, but that didn’t keep Martell from keeping the vibes extra cool during the famed Tales of the Cocktail convention.

Fawn Weaver, who rose to significant prominence as the CEO of the whiskey brand, was fired from the role by a court-appointed receiver.

The Envoy Hotel's rooftop and Para Maria patio offer views of the Tall Ships sailing through the harbor, alongside a new cocktail menu.

Former NBA star Amar'e Stoudemire formally converted to Judaism in 2020 and as he continues to study, becoming a rabbi is possible.

Serena Williams, 44, made her return to singles tennis at this year's Wimbledon, losing in three sets to Maya Joint, 20.

Ben Simmons, a former NBA All-Star, seeks NBA comeback after pursuing fishing career, citing health issues as reason for past struggles.

LeBron James to leave Lakers, pursue happiness elsewhere. Warriors, Heat, Cavs among potential destinations.