It’s not every day you see the world’s top tennis players trading in their racquets for paintbrushes, but that’s exactly what happened today at the Medical University of South Carolina Shawn Jenkins ...

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Maybe the Paris 2024 Olympics reignited your love for badminton, or perhaps you’ve been playing for years but your current racket is in need of an upgrade. To help take your swings, drop shots ...

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as provinces like Alberta reorient their economies to become less reliant on the U.S. Both ideas rose from the floor of Alberta’s legislature this week, as Donald Trump’s pronouncements ...

The CID has essentially become a protection racket, part of gangster Joe Kennedy’s empire. It almost goes without saying that Burnet’s contention that an animalistic serial killer is on the ...

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Timothée Chalamet was more focused watching tennis than locking lips with his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner during their recent date at the BNP Paribas Indian Wells Open. Forensic lip reader Jeremy ...

The 16th seed acted up, faking as if he forgot to bring his rackets on the court ... Meanwhile, Watanuki played an aggressive brand of tennis, hitting 47 winners in two sets.

“It wasn’t my best tennis, but a win is a win.” When asked why there were so many unforced errors and double faults, the American responded, "I mean, the unforced errors, I had to go bigger ...