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NBA legend Charles Barkley announces retirement from TV after 2024-25 season, passing the baton to next generation of analysts.

Alex Garland and A24's breakout hit of 2024 is now available to stream.

Bidding war over NBA media rights leads to potential end of "Inside the NBA" show; Disney, NBC, Amazon finalizing contracts.

Dune: Prophecy trailer reveals prequel drama with Bene Gesserit sisterhood. Long-awaited series premieres this fall, starring Emily Watson and Olivia Williams.

Dan Schneider files lawsuit against documentary series alleging sexual abuse, calling it a "hit job" on his reputation and legacy.

Three officers, including a US Marshal, killed in Charlotte shooting incident. Seven others injured. Authorities investigating, two people of interest questioned.

University of Connecticut Huskies win consecutive NCAA Men's Basketball Championships, dominating the tournament with record-breaking performances, shocking even Presidents Obama and Biden.

Warner Bros. Discovery in talks to sell rights to animated shows as Rooster Teeth production company shuts down after 21 years.

"New York's beloved owl, Flaco, dies after escaping Central Park Zoo in 2023. Vandalism blamed. Wildlife Conservation Society seeks justice."

South Park fans are confused as episodes from the sitcom have gone missing from Paramount Plus, sparking speculation and theories.

HBO cuts beloved pirate show "Our Flag Means Death" short, devastating fans. Outpouring of support may bring it back for season three.

Raiders QB Aidan O'Connell leads team to 63-12 rout over Chargers, breaking franchise record for points scored. Chargers' season in question.

Elon Musk sues Media Matters in Texas over ads near offensive content. Anti-SLAPP provisions don't apply in federal court.

A shooting in Tampa, Florida, left two dead and 16 injured after a dispute between two groups broke out.

Simone Biles wins her 20th world championships gold medal in a historic victory for the US women's gymnastics team.

Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler debuts an "emo" look at media day, drawing laughs from teammates after missing out on Damian Lillard.

The Twin Cities Marathon in Minneapolis and St. Paul has been canceled due to record-breaking heat, disappointing runners and spectators.

Warner Bros Discovery's JB Perrette warns of pain and consolidation in the global streaming market, but believes the merged group has what it takes to succeed. The company's Max streaming product will be rolled out in a pre-determined sequence, with some markets potentially being skipped in favor of local partnerships. Perrette suggests that the streaming market has gone too far too fast and needs to return to rationality and profitability. Despite the challenges, he remains optimistic about the company's strategy and content.

Former Proud Boys Chairman Enrique Tarrio is facing a 33-year prison sentence for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack.

Labor Day, which is often associated with sales and barbecues, actually has its roots in the 19th-century fight for fair working conditions. It was originally designed to honor workers and their contributions to society. The holiday evolved over time and became less associated with unions, and the rule against wearing white after Labor Day has largely disappeared.

Taylor Swift's concert film "The Eras Tour" and the next installment of the "Exorcist" horror franchise are both hitting theaters on Oct. 13.

A petition filed in court alleges that Sen. Dianne Feinstein has been a victim of "elder financial abuse" regarding a trust managed by trustees.

Former President Jimmy Carter, 98, is in the "final chapter" of his life, according to his grandson. Carter entered hospice care in February and has faced health scares in recent years. His wife, Rosalynn Carter, who has dementia, still knows her family and is able to form new memories. The couple, married for 77 years, continue to hold hands and are an inspiration to many.

A viral video of a brawl in Montgomery, Alabama, has sparked conversations about racial tensions in America. Arrest warrants have been issued for three men involved in the altercation, but no hate crime or racially biased charges have been filed. Historians note that Montgomery has a storied racial history, including its role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade and the Civil Rights Movement. The city is often called the "Cradle of the Confederacy" and was ground zero for protests against segregation. Montgomery elected its first Black mayor in 2019.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara has been suspended for three games for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.

"The Meg 2: The Trench" is finally hitting theaters after a long wait due to the pandemic. The sequel aims to appeal to a wider audience by keeping the violence at a minimum, similar to the first film. The story follows Jason Statham's character as he leads a team into unexplored areas and awakens a group of terrifying Megs.

Christine Romans, a veteran journalist and anchor with CNN's "Early Start," is leaving the network for a new opportunity. CNN will temporarily feature rotating anchors for the show.

SAG AFTRA President Fran Drescher faces controversy over antivax stance.

Robert De Niro's 19-year-old grandson, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez, has died.

South Bay construction crane company raises massive American flag for holidays.

First of four supermoons in 2023 to appear in July.

Twin brothers Adam and Simon Yates finish 1-2 in Tour de France stage, first brothers to do so since 2011.

Tom Cruise praised the new DC film "The Flash" in a phone call with the producers.