Real Madrid look to have won the race for RB Leipzig’s coveted winger, Yan Diomande, after Paris Saint-Germain withdrew from the bidding war. The Ivory Coast international has been the subject of an intense transfer saga this summer, following a breakout season in the Bundesliga and an impressive World Cup campaign. The 19-year-old was linked … Read more
In 1996, Youri Djorkaeff had established himself as one of European football’s best midfielders. After being a pivotal part of Paris Saint-Germain’s UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup victory, he had a decision to make as two of his big-name European suitors battled for his transfer. Over in Spain, Barcelona were one of the continent’s best sides, … Read more
Starting off the week, Pewter Report talks about a handful of Bucs players that they think are ready to have a breakout year this upcoming season. We’ll see who’s most likely to pull it off. The Pewter Report Podcast is presented by PrizePicks. Sign up for PrizePicks with code: HMA and get $50 in lineups instantly when … Read more
Philippe Vergne. Photo: Joaquim Norte de Sousa 2019 The Bass Museum recently announced that Philippe Vergne — who has run museums from Marseille to Minneapolis to Los Angeles and, since 2019, Serralves Porto — will soon arrive in Miami Beach as the institution’s first artistic director and chief curator. He begins in October, sharing leadership … Read more
The countdown to the Bucs’ 2026 season is on. Right now, we’re: 79 days away from Bucs regular season kickoff49 days away from Bucs preseason kickoff33 days away from Bucs training camp In the lead-up to training camp, Pewter Report’s Bailey Adams will be diving into storylines for 26 key figures who will be crucial … Read more
Kate Krakzon with Ray Morton The plant that heals may also be poisonous (1974). Image courtesy of Montclair Art Museum Next week, Kate Krakzon will begin her new job as chief curator of the Montclair Art Museum. Founded in 1914, the New Jersey Foundation was one of the first in the country to organize itself … Read more
World Cup The noise of bagpipes, The Proclaimers and decibel-defying chants rang through Foxborough on Saturday night. Thousands of Scotland fans packed Foxborough on Saturday for World Cup matches. Erin Clark/Global Staff By Connor Ryan June 14, 2026 | 7:30 am 4 minutes to read comment FOXBOROUGH — A lot has changed since the last … Read more
While Tampa Bay’s 2026 draft class has generated most of the offseason buzz, especially on the defensive side of the football, the Bucs will be counting just as heavily on veteran linebacker Alex Anzalone to stabilize the middle of Todd Bowles’ defense. Anzalone is entering his 10th NFL season, having learned and seen a lot … Read more
2 Crystal Kung Minkoff may be ready to pick her diamond back up. Crystal Kung Minkoff Says She’s “Finally Ready” To Return To RHOBH Amid Season 16 Rumors 8 The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is addressing the recent rumors that she could be returning to the franchise for Season 16, and for … Read more
Baker Mayfield loves to hold a grudge. He has that quality about him where he’ll find any little reason to feel like the opposition has wronged him. When he finds that reason, he takes it to heart and uses it to fuel him. Remember when the Bucs beat the Jets last year and Mayfield said … Read more