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Bradley Beal is leading the NBA in scoring, pouring in almost 35 points per game for the worst team in all of basketball. He's scored at least 40 points three t

Tips to Throw the Ultimate Super Bowl Party For One Nick Lachey partying on his own. | Cindy Ord/Getty Images The Super Bowl is upon us, which means you should be preparing for your annual Big Game bash. You have a reputation to uphold so you had better be prepared. Just keep in mind that local health officials are probably telling people not to have a Super Bowl party this year because of the pandemic. So what's a responsible host to do? Have a party for one. How do you plan a one-person Super Bowl party? Well, you do all the things you would do for a regular Super Bowl party, but cater ever...

Nelson Cruz Has Quietly Become Baseball's Tom Brady Brace Hemmelgarn/Getty Images Nelson Cruz and the Minnesota Twins have reached a one-year, $13 million deal keeping the slugger in the Twin Cities. ESPN's Jeff Passan was first to report. The slugger, who turns 41 in July, is coming off a spectacular 2020 season in which he slugged 16 homers in 53 games and posted a .303/.397/.595 slash line. This followed an even better 2019 campaign that ended with a 1.031 OPS, 41 longballs and 108 RBIs. The Twins will contend for a playoff spot and continue putting crooked numbers on the scoreboard with ...

We Live in a World With a 'Wayne's World'-Cardi B Super Bowl Commercial Feb 3, 2021, 12:27 PM EST The Super Bowl is the annual nadir of capitalism and even though some long-tenured brands are sitting out the advertising sweepstakes, there's still oh-so-much commercialism to go around. Moving product, as The Wire taught us, makes for strange bedfellows and really, no one should be surprised by anything they see in television or real life anymore. So please, hardly bat an eye at the Random Idea Generator swirling up the table tennis balls and spitting out Wayne's World and Cardi B for Uber Ea...

Survey Says People Just Not As Excited for Super Bowl This Year Jamie Squire/Getty Images Super Bowl LV is just days away and you can feel the excitement in the air, just not as tangibly as in other years what with the pandemic and unemployment and pressing real-world concerns. That there's been some erosion in the nation's passion-for-sports department should come as no surprise to anyone with cable and a modem, but seeing some anecdotal evidence spelled out is still a bit jarring. A new study by DISQO distributed online to 8,432 participants on Monday and Tuesday found the following: