In the Book World, Fictional Epidemics Are All the Rage
Including one 1981 Dean Koontz novel with some eerie parallels
Artificial Turf Is Making a Comeback in MLB
Five of MLB's 30 teams will play on turf in 2020
Elizabeth Warren Staffers Criticized for Getting Tattoos That Resemble Holocaust Numbers
At least two of the staffers promised to modify their tattoos after facing backlash
Tinder Cancels Apocalyptic Web Series Due to Actual Apocalypse
Out of respect for your sense of impending doom, Tinder will be pulling its apocalypse-themed programming
ESPN: NBA May Move Games Due to Coronavirus
The league may move games to NBA cities that have yet to suffer outbreaks
Report: Rob Gronkowski Nearing Deal With WWE
The former NFL star is "deep in talks" with the pro wrestling organization
Michael Jordan’s Nike Agent Is Still a Tennis Dealmaker
Donald Dell also negotiated Stan Smith's first deal with Adidas
Texas School Board Candidate Endorses Conspiracy Theories, Pole Dancing
With added sexism, and a jester's hat to boot
The PGA's "Every Shot Live" Stream Is the Future of Sports Broadcasting
Fans will be able to watch more than 32,000 shots at this week's Players Championship
Inside the Treatment of Jordan Peterson
A complex situation involving a polarizing writer
Barry Sonnenfeld on Parenting, Being Parented and the End of Small Talk
The director and Coen Brothers cinematographer tells all
How to Survive Dakar, The Toughest Road Rally on Earth
Casey Currie recently became the first American to win the 5,000-mile, 12-day race
Redo Every Room in the House at Design Within Reach's Semiannual Sale
Plus, deals today on Echo Dots, 4K TVs and more
How Medieval Cats Became 2020's Hottest Meme
Meet the original Grumpy Cats
Ivy League Cancels Conference Tournament Ahead of March Madness
As a result, the Princeton women and Yale men will play in the Big Dance
“Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune” to Film Without Audiences Due to Coronavirus
The shows will begin shooting without an audience today