Nothing like Tito at the Garden
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The gestures are simple enough, but they speak volumes. A single fist, followed by an extended index finger to signify &quot;number one, and a smile that seems out of place in such a violent sport.
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For all but the two Blackburn Rovers fans who spoilt an otherwise thrilling afternoon&#39;s entertainment by targeting Dwight Yorke for racist abuse, this was a classic to savour.
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Madison Square Garden, where the Knicks have lost 8 of their first 10 games, has gone from being the WorldÂs Most Famous Arena to the WorldÂs Crankiest Home Court.
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The singerâs attempt to include his blues-rock stylings with his pop songs yielded mixed results at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday.
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Former world champions Roy Jones and Felix "Tito" Trinidad have promised fireworks when they meet in Saturday's 12-round non-title fight at Madison Square Garden.
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Singin' in the rain is OK if you're an American in Paris named Gene Kelly. (Or do I have Mr. Kelly's movies mixed up?) But swingin' in the rain ain't so great if you're a tourist with a tennis racket trying to make a living slogging through the moist loam at Roland Garros.
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Tottenham boss Jacques Santini was left ruing Norwich keeper Robert Green&#39;s string of impressive saves after his side were held to a goalless draw.
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As the last Serb standing in either the menâs or womenâs draws, Novak Djokovic did his part last night in a straight-sets victory over Carlos Moya. The Djoker advanced to the semifinals against David Ferrer and, after the match, he showed off his spot-on imitations of Maria Sharapova and Rafael Nadal. Much has been made of [...].
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Britain&#39;s Colin Montgomerie has always played like a man possessed in Ryder Cup matches against the United States. A talismanic figure
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And now another Serb is heard from. A Serbian whose favorite light reading is Dostoevsky, who yearned to be a blond and tried it for a while, dropped by Wimbledon yesterday, black-bearded, to make it a blacker day for the first of the notables to tumble.
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It has been well recorded that the mid-nineties are best known for sudden popularity of independent cinema, but independent from what? The term "indie" is as slippery when applied to films as it is to music. The studio at the vanguard of this "revolution" was Miramax, which was long a subsidiary of Disney, and as for the "revolution" itself, it unleashed more painful and derivative Pulp Fiction clones than it did anything truly revolutionary. It was bled dry, turned inside out, repackaged, and sold back to the masses until it became the paradigm of unhipness. This seems to be the nature of all revolutions, from the Soviets to the Sixties; the bullshit always comes full circle.     While it's easy to be cynical of all so-called revolutions in hindsight, what one can't be cynical about is the intense enthusiasm audiences had for the so-called independent cinema of this era. To every person who ever dreamed of being in the director's chair, it seemed like all one needed to have the new hit movie was a vast knowledge of pop culture, the ability to write pages worth of rambling dialogue, and a Visa card.
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It was an off-Broadway rave, but this play has more trite than bite
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England v Azerbaijan - another game for the national side totally overshadowed by David Beckham. This is, of course, a not uncommon phenomena.
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Werner Schwab would never be appointed cultural ambassador of Austria. As Trap Door Theatre's fiercely mad, no-holds-barred production of "People Annihilation or My Liver Is Senseless" makes exceptionally ...
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Arturo Gatti, a two-time world champion, said he was retiring Saturday after being stopped in the seventh round by Alfonso GÃ³mez in a 147-pound bout.A stunned crowd of more than 9,000 in Atlantic City â where Gatti, 35, is almost as revered as the New Jersey icons Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi â looked on as GÃ³mez punished Gatti, his former idol. Gatti, who grew up in Canada and moved to Jersey City in 1991, has a career record of 40-9.
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Since its inception in 1986, when Boris Becker won the title, the Paris Indoor Open has never been successfully defended and Tim Henman, the most jubilant of winners last year, came nowhere near this time, losing 7-5, 6-1 to Russia&#39;s Mikhail Youzhny in
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In Auburn Hills, Michigan, a leg injury and an overtime loss to the Detroit Pistons ruined Vince Carter&#39;s debut for New Jersey.