Jeffrey Allen made history after he won the first season of “Beast Games,” taking home a record-breaking $10 million. Now, he ...

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Like everyone else, the entertainment attorneys honored on this year’s Legal Impact list — who’ll be gathering at the Variety ...

He's played one more NFL game since 2022 than Tom Brady, who retired in 2023. Cleveland's lone playoff appearance since the trade was started by Joe Flacco, who won comeback player of the year ...

Teigen offered David $5,800,000 for her final offer, and he accepted. Joe said it was the most money anyone has ever won in network television history. David's original case only had $75 in it ...

I went to his channel to watch his five most popular videos, and his most viewed video ever is his recreation of the hit Netflix show Squid Game. His recreation of the show became the fastest non ...

Lathika is one of the newer additions to Sportskeeda’s budding golf journalism team and has brought plenty of in-game experience to the role. Having been a golfer for over 12 years now ...

Gujarat Titans achieved their first win of the season, defeating Mumbai Indians by 36 runs. Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna were key with two wickets each. Sai Sudharsan's solid 63 off 41 balls ...

YouTube star MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, spent over $100 million producing his competitive reality TV show Beast Games. And even though the show was a viewership hit—and won 44 ...

Also noteworthy was the women’s 3200m, where Rylee Blade of Santiago Corona won with an impressive time of 10:00.56. In the men’s 1500m, Fouad Messaoudi claimed victory with a strong 3:35.55.

The momentum behind a potential spring scrimmage between two Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams this April has come to a screeching halt. Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders ...

For those wondering, Beast Games Season 1 was won by Jeffrey Randall Allen, aka Player 831. Randall walked away with $10 million, which he stated he would use to raise awareness about Creatine ...