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‘Unacceptable’: Players take swipe at Rugby Australia for penny-pinching

Wallabies stars could potentially boycott sponsors engagements next month amid a standoff between players and Rugby Australia over a new collective bargaining agreement.

‘Unacceptable’: Players take swipe at Rugby Australia for penny-pinching

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Josh Goldstine to Oversee Film Marketing and Distribution for All of Skydance

Warner Bros.' distribution and marketing teams will report to Goldstine as the studio prepares to release north of 30 films per year The post Josh Goldstine to Oversee Film Marketing and Distribution…

  • Josh Goldstine appointed to oversee film marketing and distribution for Skydance.
  • Takes leadership role at Warner Bros. after ousting in January 2025.
  • Responsible for release campaigns of 30+ Skydance films annually.

Anthony Joshua rejected 'desperation' $10 million offer to let TKO promote Tyson Fury fight, says Eddie Hearn

Hearn may still consider allowing Dana White to be involved in Fury-Joshua, but he believes those negotiations cannot begin while their media war continues.

  • Anthony Joshua rejected $10 million offer from TKO Group to promote Tyson Fury fight.
  • Eddie Hearn revealed TKO's offer was made behind Joshua's team's back.
  • Hearn criticized Zuffa Boxing's performance, calling it "absolutely abysmal".

Ronaldo Not Retiring, Set for Punishment for Leaving Camp

Cristiano Ronaldo has said that he is not retiring from international football but deserves to be punished for walking out on Portugal after head coach Jorge Jesus twice “broke his

  • Cristiano Ronaldo will not retire from international football.
  • He should be punished for leaving the Portugal national team camp.
  • Ronaldo criticized coach Jorge Jesus for breaking his word.

Terrion Arnold's criminal case has a status hearing on December 15

Seahawks cornerback Terrion Arnold got some bad news on Monday, when co-defendant Boakai Hilton pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against Arnold.

  • Terrion Arnold's criminal case has status hearing on December 15
  • Co-defendant Boakai Hilton pleaded guilty to testify against Arnold
  • Arnold's trial unlikely before end of 2026 season

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