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In the packed lobby of Leicester Square’s shiny Odeon cinema, Harry Collett is surrounded by concerned-looking people. Some are pointing, most are staring and a few even express condolences: “I’m so sorry.” He could be at a funeral for a beloved relative. Let us explain. Collett is an actor. For the past four years, he’s played dragon-riding prince Jacaerys Velaryon in HBO’s popular fantasy spin-off from Game Of Thrones (you know, the biggest show in TV history), House Of The Dragon. Tonight, we’re at the season three premiere in London – and the reason guests seem worried about Collett’s wellbeing…
Riley Sealander, a 26-year-old barista in Greensboro, N.C., is your typically rabid World Cup fan. He wears his favorite team’s jersey and watches its matches as he makes cappuccinos. He drapes the red, white and blue around his workplace and tries hard to rally new supporters to fledging fan clubs.But Sealander isn’t promoting the U.S. team. Instead, he’s all-in on Team Norway, whose arrival this month in Greensboro has set off a communitywide embrace of the Scandinavian squad, merging Southern hospitality with a bona fide enthusiasm for one of Europe’s trendiest teams after it picked the city as its temporary…
Ryan McGeeJun 21, 2026, 07:54 PM ETCloseSenior writer for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com 2-time Sports Emmy winner 2010, 2014 NMPA Writer of the Year Multiple AuthorsOMAHA, Neb. — The Men’s College World Series has always relished its role as one of Earth’s greatest Father’s Day celebrations. This time around it felt a bit greater than usual. Because this time it was the day and game that set the stage for a Monday night winner-take-all national title matchup (7 p.m. ET on ESPN). The college baseball, ahem, Daddy of Them All.”This is what you play for and work so hard…
All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. MEXICO CITY — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stationed outside Estadio Azteca this week acknowledged that they are operating entirely outside U.S. legal jurisdiction, adding that they don’t really see why that should be a problem. “We go where the work is,” said Agent Tom Pruitt, who flew to Mexico City on Tuesday on what ICE described in a press release as “an operational deployment” and Mexican authorities described as “absolutely not authorized and please leave.” “You know, Bob this is exactly how Fox News makes San Diego…
Former Vice President Pence on Sunday tore into President Trump’s tentative deal between the U.S. and Iran as he deemed the agreement to be a “plan to make a plan.” Pence started an op-ed published in The Wall Street Journal by commending Trump for “acting decisively” by launching a military campaign against Iran. He wrote…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. On Sunday, June 21, at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET, the Los Angeles Sparks face the New York Liberty on the 30th anniversary of the WNBA‘s inaugural game. The monumental matchup will be televised on ESPN and for those without traditional cable, Sling TV offers one of the most wallet-friendly ways to watch live online. Here’s what the streaming service has to offer sports fans, and the most affordable way to get in on the action. At…
Gina Ortiz Jones, the mayor of San Antonio, Texas, is pushing for the cancellation of Kanye West’s Fourth of July concert at the Alamodome. Ye announced the show last week, and tickets are currently available via Ticketmaster at prices ranging from $127.50 for a standard admission, upper-level seat to $1,461.25 for the “YE – Front Row Experience,” a row-one seat in the lower level of the stadium closest to the floor. On Saturday night (June 20), the San Antonio Democrat, a U.S. Air Force veteran, shared her stance on Ye’s scheduled event in the south-central Texan city, citing the musician’s…
Right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella is beating left-wing Senator Ivan Cepeda, according to preliminary results Colombians are on track to elect pro-Trump lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella in Sunday’s presidential runoff, according to preliminary results, steering the country back to the right after four years under its first left-wing president, Gustavo Petro.With more than 99.5% of the votes counted, de la Espriella was leading left-wing Senator Ivan Cepeda by roughly one percentage point.Both candidates ran campaigns aimed at boosting turnout and courting voters who skipped the first round in May, which had a 57% turnout and saw de la Espriella…
James TylerJun 19, 2026, 02:34 AM ETCloseJames Tyler is an ESPN editor for soccer.Multiple AuthorsIt has been an incredible first week at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the superstars showing up — Lionel Messi tying the men’s World Cup goals record by scoring his first hat trick in this competition, Erling Haaland scoring twice in his tournament debut, Kylian Mbappé adding two of his own to become France’s all-time leading men’s scorer — and the smaller nations making an impact, too. Australia stunned Türkiye to rival the U.S. for top spot in Group D, Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 for…
San Carlos is for you if you like: Quiet beaches, rugged mountains, swimming with cows The first thing that will strike you about San Carlos is that it’s quiet. It’s a town with everything you’d want from Mexico’s glorious Pacific coastline, tucked away in the Gulf of California. The Sonora beach town is not a destination of big crowds or big gestures, and that is part of its appeal: Midweek, you can still find long, quiet stretches of sand; calm, swimmable water for snorkeling and paddleboarding; and dark, starry nights that remind visitors this is a town framed by both desert…