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Ex-NFL Star Simeon Rice on His ‘Exciting,’ ‘Troubling’ Directorial Debut
”[‘Unsullied’] is … everything that we really set out for it to be,“ the Super Bowl champion tells TheWrap
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Ray Rice Has ‘Excellent Chance’ of NFL Reinstatement, Veteran Sports Agent Says
”The last thing in the world that the league needs is this hearing,“ Leigh Steinberg, the real-life Jerry Maguire, tells TheWrap
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‘Night of the Living Dead’ Midnight Screening to Be Held on Halloween
All-nighter at The Crest in Los Angeles will pay homage to landmark horror filmmaking
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‘Walking Dead’s’ Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus on New Season, More ‘Boondock Saints’ and That F-Bomb (Video)
”They’re fucking with the wrong people,“ Lincoln says at New York Comic-Con panel on AMC’s hit horror drama
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Danica Patrick on Relationship With Fellow Driver: ‘I Want to Beat Him Because I Respect Him So Damn Much’
One of racing’s biggest names calls boyfriend Ricky Stenhouse Jr. ”extremely cuddly“ in piece for Derek Jeter’s new media platform
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‘Sports Jeopardy!’ Host Dan Patrick on New Show: Sports Fans Will Get Humbled
”It’s serious. It’s game on,“ the longtime sports broadcaster tells TheWrap
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Will Lee Exits Hollywood Reporter to Join People.com as Editor
Lee lands Time Inc. role after spending about eight months as THR’s VP of digital content and programming
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‘Sports Jeopardy!’ Host Dan Patrick on NFL Scandals: The NFL Will Rebound Because We Have Games
”They’re not gonna stop anytime soon,“ the veteran sportscaster tells TheWrap of fans following their favorite teams and players
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‘When the Game Stands Tall’s’ Alexander Ludwig: Learning Football Moves Was Most Tedious Career Experience
The actor tells TheWrap about the rigorous process to learn 90 football plays for role in new sports movie
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Michael Chiklis on Classic Sports Movie Comparisons: ‘When the Game Stands Tall’ Is Not About Football
The veteran actor tells TheWrap why he thinks the film has a place among all-time sports movies
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NBC Sports Group’s Premier League Soccer Season Kicks Off to U.S. Ratings Record
More than 3.3 million people tuned in to five telecasts — the most ever for an opening Premier League weekend in the U.S.
