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Major US Brands Now Accepting Resumés via TikTok

Chipitle, Target and have embraced the video-sharing app for recruting purposes

Why Jacob deGrom Is Sitting Out the ASG, And Shohei Ohtani Probably Should

There is very little incentive for the league's best players to compete in an exhibition game. That goes double for the Angels' two-way star.

The Tokyo Olympics Are in Danger Because of Fears of Widespread Partying

The Games will take place during a state of emergency affecting Tokyo

Sur La Table's Warehouse Sale Has What Your Kitchen Is Missing

Take up to 50% off nonstick cookware, better storage and even some Le Creuset Dutch ovens

How Sugar Ray Leonard Stays in Fighting Shape at Age 65

A boxer since the age of 14, Leonard is still light and lean in his sixth decade

Excerpt: Michael Punke Takes on Crazy Horse’s Origin Story in “Ridgeline”

“The Revenant” author is back with another tale of the American West, this time focusing on a conflict between white settlers and the Lakota in present-day Wyoming

RedZone Host Scott Hanson Sticking With NFL Network Amid Cost-Cutting Phase

Hanson has hosted every single episode of NFL RedZone since its debut on September 13, 2009

The Obsession With the Big Penis From Netflix’s “Sex/Life” Isn’t Just About Size

People have a lot of questions about the big penis, but like many penises before it, this one isn't all about size

Take Up to 25% Off Furniture at Apt2B

The site's Fourth of July sale continues

Adam Driver Won the Opening Night of Cannes 2021

Opposite Marion Cotillard in Leos Carax’s avant garde musical “Annette,” Driver delivers a gymnastic performance that might be his best to date

Bill Cosby's Planned Return to Comedy Is Definitive Proof That Cancel Culture Doesn't Exist

The disgraced comedian also is reportedly filming a five-part docuseries about his life, legacy and time in prison.

Lamar Jackson Looking to Negotiate Megadeal With Ravens Without an Agent?

It is rare for star NFL players to negotiate contracts, let alone megadeals, without an agent

An Oral History of MLB's Infamous "Turn Ahead the Clock" Promotion

In 1999, a few brave marketers decided to imagine what baseball would look like in 2021. Now that we're here, how'd they do?

In “It Never Ends,” Tom Scharpling Finally Gets Serious

The comedian and longtime radio host's new memoir is a reminder that the funniest people we know are rarely immune to sadness