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lawsuit brought by a transgender Idaho college cross-country runner and a cisgender high school student who fears she will be subjected to genetic testing because of possible nonconformity to gender stereotypes.Following passage of the law in March, the NCAA — which had previously come out against the proposed law — received three letters from student-athletes, professional athletes, and advocacy groups demanding that the NCAA move the tournament from Idaho, just as it moved several sporting

Jamie Lang Lyon-born filmmaker Elie Grappe should be anxiously awaiting the world premiere of his first feature “Olga,” but like so many other filmmakers was forced to put everything on hold when the COVID-19 pandemic ground production around the world to a halt.

Supermodel and America’s Next Top Model alum Winnie Harlow is dating NBA star Kyle Kuzma. Winnie confirmed the relationship by sharing an intimate set of pictures of the couple on Instagram on Kyle’s birthday.

Athlete Simone Biles just made her new relationship Instagram official. The 23-year-old Olympian introduced her new boyfriend--football player Jonathan Owens on Sunday, posting two photos of the pair cosying up to one another on Instagram.

Also Read: 'The French Dispatch,' 'Soul' Make the Cannes 2020 Lineup As Festival Reveals the Movies It Would Have ShownAs befits a film that was going to premiere at a festival that was canceled, “Nadia, Butterfly” is set at an Olympic Games that didn’t happen.

Naman Ramachandran Popular Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana is teaming with director Abhishek Kapoor on an as yet untitled Bollywood romance. Khurrana will play a cross functional athlete in the film.The project is set up by Kapoor’s outfit Guy In The Sky Pictures (“Kedarnath”) and a producer is being finalised.Khurrana has made it a point of playing diverse characters in his career and each of them have been box-office successes.

Yvette Prieto and their twin daughters, Victoria and Ysabel, in West Palm Beach, Florida, and let's just say they're super—and I mean super—comfortable. Forbes estimates that Jordan is worth $2.1 billion, making him the first-ever billion-dollar athlete.

Jill Scott’s voice is almost as beautiful as she is. After an athlete took to Twitter to question her undisputed status as a sex symbol, the musician turned the attention to a great cause.

Lindsey Vonn has had her fair share of injuries in her ski career and now she’s opening up about them.

Netflix documentary has made it worth it for Jennifer Sey. The former gymnast served as a producer on the documentary, which follows a team of investigative journalists from as they broke the story of doctor Larry Nassar assaulting young female gymnasts. More than 250 women and girls have accused Nassar of sexual misconduct.

Joseph Fiennes is going extreme for his next role. In The Ice Man (working title), The Shakespeare in Love and The Handmaid's Tale star will play Wim Hof, the Dutch extreme athlete.

Larry Nassar — the osteopathic physician who in his 29 years as the USA Gymnastics women’s team's doctor u sed medical treatment as a guise for molesting hundreds of young athletes — was the only nice adult among the team staff. It's a point Dantzscher, a survivor of Nassar's abuse, struggles to say out loud.

The Indianapolis Star published a story in which former gymnast Rachael Denhollander came forward with allegations of abuse against Nassar, who was the go-to doctor for gymnasts, including the Olympic team. The situation grew from there, and became not only a legal battle but a total reckoning within the gymnastics community.

As we all collectively delve deeper into the murky, back-catalogue crannies and seams of algorithmically-sorted content on various streaming platforms, it becomes clearer that there's a widespread quality-control problem with much of the material. Often there's too much of a good thing, especially in the realms of non-fiction stories, where it can feel like filmmakers didn't know how to wrangle complex tangles of material into coherent, manageable skeins of narratives.

Netflix the week of June 19-25. Have you ever wanted to go to an international film festival, but then you realized you were never invited because you are just a regular, plain person and not a global superstar? Well, you can hold your own international film festival thanks to a bunch of movies from other countries debuting on Netflix this week.

Cristiano Ronaldo has reached a big milestone in his career – he has earned over $1 billion throughout his career!

The life story of athlete Guor Marial would be an incredible feature film even if it stopped before he arrived in the US as a young adult. Hailing from the war-torn region of Sudan, Marial had to fight for his life nearly every day due to the extreme violence happening around him at all times.

Naomi Osaka is making history.

has had more success than most of us could dream of—and now the 22-year-old tennis superstar can add another title to her resumé: the highest-paid female athlete in history.According to , Osaka has surpassed her on-court rival Serena Williams on this front, $37.4 million in the past 12 months by way of tournament payouts and endorsement deals, which is $1.4 million more than Williams in that same period, and besting the $29.7 million record set by fellow tennis player Maria Sharapova in 2015.And

TSR Black Girl Magic: Naomi Osaka makes history, topping her icon Serena Williams as the highest-paid female athlete ever.

Naomi Osaka has just made history by hitting a big milestone.

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The Bachelor winner Hannah Ann Sluss was photographed out with this athlete – TMZ Taylor Swift‘s boyfriend shared some photos indicating they’re together during quarantine – Just Jared Jr Daisy Ridley has booked her next job – Lainey Gossip Are Kim Kardashian and Kanye West arguing a lot? – Celebitchy This TV anchor was caught with a naked woman on his screen – TooFab You have to follow these Tik Tok stars – Popsugar Find out the sex of Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik‘s baby – Just Jared Jr

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2 min read Swing Wrestling Champion, Curdin Orlik has made history for the Switzerland LGBTI+ community in becoming his nation’s first openly gay professional athlete. According to OutSports, Orlik first revealed his sexuality to the Swiss publication The Magazine, where he told interviewers that “I’d rather be free than fearful,” going on to add, “I am like that.

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Micah Fowler, who portrayed JJ DiMeo on ABC's series "Speechless," has been on the red carpet in Hollywood many times, but he says there's something "unique and special" about the one at the "Night to Shine."

When it comes to Hollywood's biggest and brightest athlete-star couples, these pairs get a gold medal. 

"(Britney) is a natural-born athlete, so the info she has about working out combined with what I know about fitness, is what you see when we collaborate on new moves that we do together," Sam told eonline.com. 

Nike has sold out of Kobe Bryant merchandise, two days after the five-time NBA champion died in a helicopter crash along with his daughter Gianna.A search for "Kobe" on the website only brings up Lakers-themed gift cards and redirects to a page titled "In Memory: Kobe Bryant" that reads in part, "Kobe was one of the greatest athletes of his generation and has had an immeasurable impact on the world of sport and the community of basketball."ESPN reported that Nike stopped selling Bryant gear

A new week commenced on a shocking note for the world as the NBA superstar Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash on the hillside along with his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. While the world is mourning the loss of the legendary NBA and LA Lakers player, his fans are heartbroken about his untimely demise. From Hollywood stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonas to Bollywood actors like , and others, all have paid their tribute to the ‘Mamba.’ 

Georgia’s General Assembly is barely back in session, and there’s already a bill being hailed as anti-transgender.

From the producers of and comes a gripping new docuseries that explores the life and crimes of New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez.