Can't Stop The Feeling
The curse at the Australian Open, the WNBA HR dept. is on high alert and nothing to see here, just a casual surfing competition with 40-foot waves.
Mondays, am I right?
Make it a great week ahead,
The Last Night's Game Team
NFL (national football association)
Both of the number one seeds in the playoffs, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, showed why they're at the top this weekend, dominating their opponents. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes put on a gritty performance, powering through an in-game ankle injury for a win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Eagles will play the San Francisco 49ers, and the Chiefs will take on Joe Burrow's Cincinnati Bengals (and his "Seinfeld" sweatpants) next Sunday. The winners will then meet in the Super Bowl. WE'RE HERE FOR IT
Short and Sweet
Is it a curse? Every player featured on the new Netflix show about the professional tennis season, "Breakpoint," has had to withdraw or has lost in The Australian Open.
Did the Las Vegas Aces (WNBA - Women's National Basketball Association) trade the cornerstone of their franchise, Dearica Hamby, because of her pregnancy? The WNBA is investigating.
Even after a tough loss, Jags quarterback Trevor Lawrence stood outside the tunnel congratulating every one of his teammates on a great season.
Fourty-foot waves couldn't stop the field of 40 of the world's top big-wave surfers at the 'Super Bowl of Surfing.' For the first time, six women competed alongside the men.
Before We Go
The NFL (National Football League) playoffs did not disappoint this weekend. A few highlights include Less than three weeks ago, Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest and had his heartbeat restored on the field. Yesterday he cheered on his Buffalo Bills (NFL) at the game, something we weren't sure would ever be possible. His Bills lost to the Bengals, but seeing his signature hand heart move was a welcome sight for all football fans to see Hamlin. FOR THE WIN
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Time After Time
A vegan cheesecake is on the line, the Cincinnati game ball trend that we'll drink to, reports from down under and this week's Tailgate Treat.
Nothing breaks the ice like sports (or a chat about vegan cheesecake - see below).
Sounds sweet,
The Last Night's Game Team
NFL (national football League)
The Buffalo Bills will play the Cincinnati Bengals in what will surely be an emotional playoff game on Sunday. The last time the two met, Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest on the field.
Bengals coach Zac Taylor hopes to continue the tradition of delivering the winning game ball to a local Cincinnati bar.
On the other side, one fan who will be cheering for the Bills is Jay Withey. Withey was given two Super Bowl tickets from the Bills after his actions saved two dozen people during the deadly blizzard in Buffalo. FOR THE WIN
Short and Sweet
The first sports book at an NFL stadium opens today at the home of the Washington Commanders.
The No. 1 seed Philadelphia Eagles will take on the underdog New York Giants. NYC mayor Eric Adams offered the Philadelphia mayor a vegan cheesecake in a playoff bet.
"America's Team," the Dallas Cowboys are playing Mr. Irrelevant Brock Purdy and his San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. The Cowboys signed a new kicker after last week's kicking fiasco.
The Saudi-backed PGA competitor, LIV Golf, landed a TV rights deal with the CW.
Before We Go
American skier Mikaela Shiffrin, 27, is one win away from passing fellow American Lindsey Vonn's record as the most successful women's alpine skier in World Cup racing. Shiffrin will have her chance starting today through Sunday in Italy. GIVE IT YOUR ALL
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PHOTO: ABC
Tailgate treat
Who doesn't love breakfast for dinner? This week's Tailgate Treat is just that. You voted on Instagram for bacon fried rice. GOOD FOR THE SOUL
GAME CHANGER
It's time for another season of "The Bachelor." Make sure to pick your favorites to receive a rose ahead of Monday's premiere. JOIN US
The More The Merrier
Shakira and Miley are throwing shade, the NBA honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and a one-way ticket to Thailand.
Today's edition is full of life goals, celebrity gossip and sports.
Just what the doctor ordered,
The Last Night's Game Team
NBA (National Basketball Associaton)
The NBA has played games on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day every year since the holiday was first observed in 1986 (with one exception). They will honor the civil rights icon and Nobel Peace Prize winner on what would have been his 94th birthday today through various ceremonies and service projects. The Washington Wizards will wear “Now is the Time to Make Justice a Reality for All” and recognize Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King and Yolanda Renee King, who will attend. BETTER TOGETHER
Short and Sweet
Miley Cyrus isn't the only singer dropping new music about their ex. Shakira's new music, with lyrics disparaging her ex-husband, soccer player Gerard Piqué, claims the title of the Latin music video with the most views in its first 24 hours on YouTube.
Former Arizona Cardinals (NFL) head coach Kliff Kingsbury gives us life goals. Kingsbury was fired from the Cardinals, received a payout and bought a one-way ticket to Thailand. He's telling teams that are calling that he's not interested in working anytime soon.
Some tough news for the recently crowned national champions. Georgia offensive lineman Devin Willock and recruiting staffer Chandler LeCroy died in a car crash on Saturday night in Athens.
The Australian Open (tennis) has begun and it's who is not playing, including last-minute dropout Nick Kyrgios, that's making the headlines.
Before We Go
The NFL (National Football League) playoffs did not disappoint this weekend. A few highlights include Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence celebrating his team's huge comeback win at a Waffle House. Lawerence has never lost on a Saturday in high school, college, or the NFL. And NFL commissioner Roger Goodell surprised a young Minnesota Vikings fan battling leukemia with Super Bowl tickets. Sadly, his Vikings were upset by the New York Giants, so he won't see them in the big game.
Tom Brady has never lost to the Cowboys in his career. Will that be the case this tonight when his Buccaneers face the boys from Dallas? BIG LEAGUE
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Game Changer
Settle in with us for a little storytime with the true crime story of Lee "Lightning" Murray, the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) fighter who was the mastermind of the largest cash heist in history. NOTORIOUS
Tailgate Treat
Detoxing never tasted so good with this Tailgate Treat - Chicken And Cauliflower Rice Soup With All The Herbs. DELISH