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March is right around the corner. Buckle up. On Saturday, the NCAA Tournament selection committee unveiled its first crack at the top 16 seeds for the men's tournament. A week earlier, the women's ...

With Selection Sunday a little less than a month away, the NCAA selection committee, meeting in Indianapolis this week, has unveiled its current top-16 seeds in the NCAA tournament ahead of an ...

The Pensacola News Journal has nominated nine high school boys lacrosse players for the 2026 preseason player of the year. Readers are invited to vote for their top choice in an online poll until 11 a ...

We're a month away from Selection Sunday, so you may be getting that March Madness itch already. The men's basketball conference races are heating up and the bubble is getting crowded. We'll know soon ...

All CEOs have a little P.T. Barnum in them. Some have a lot – recall Warner Bros. Discovery’s David Zaslav raving about The Flash (“I saw it and loved it. It’s a wow”) before the DC film cratered at ...

Billy Magnussen stars as a tech bro in the new trailer for AMC’s “The Audacity,” a new comic drama created by Jonathan Glatzer taking on the world of Silicon Valley. “‘The Audacity’ takes on the ...

The Random Selection Draw, which is the third phase of applying for 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets, has concluded. It lasted from Dec. 11, 2025 to Jan. 13, 2026, giving hopeful fans another chance at ...

For Silicon Valley in 2026, is it a time of Renaissance or a return to the Dark Ages? AMC Network‘s “The Audacity” aims to probe all the power, drama and influence that exudes from San Jose and ...

At CES 2026, AMC debuted clips from its upcoming TV series “The Audacity,” created by Jonathan Glatzer, a TV writer and producer for shows like “Succession,” “Better Call Saul,” and “Bloodline.” The ...

Jonathan Glatzer wasn’t particularly familiar with Silicon Valley when the president of AMC Studios, Dan McDermott, approached him about making a show set in the tech capital. Still, he was intrigued.

Jury selection in a Stanford felony vandalism case grew tense Monday as prosecutors and defense attorneys sparred over whether prospective jurors could be questioned about their views on Israel and ...