Author: Alyssa Miller

Alyssa Miller is a writer, editor, and educator with a passion for entertainment and pop culture. She graduated from the University of San Francisco with a Bachelor of Arts in English and a minor in Communications. Before graduating, Alyssa worked as a freelance entertainment and film education writer, contributing to a variety of publications, including Britain’s First Frame Magazine. She also continued to write short stories and screenplays in her free time.

Paris 2024

The Paris Games closed as Tom Cruise rappelled into the Stadium to accept the Olympic flag and take it on to Los Angeles for 2028. Over two weeks of competition featured over 10,000 of the worlds most elite athletes in competition where Team USA took home a whopping 125 medals, 40 of them gold. Katie Ledecky won four herself becoming the most decorated bringing her gold medal total to 9, which is the most by an American female in history. She also holds 17 of the fastest 800-meter freestyle times in history. There were also a few firsts for Team USA…

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River Seine Paris Olympics

Swimming in the Seine has long been deemed unsafe, but the plan is for the river to be occupied by a number of humans during the Paris Olympics next week. The Seine usually has very unsafe levels of bacteria in it, and a massive effort to clean it up and be prepared for the Olympics has been underway for some time. The readings over the last few weeks have been close to acceptable, but there is a game-changing event looming and it’s not related to the Olympics at all. The weather forecast has rain coming in Friday, which will certainly have a…

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In the wild world of NBA salaries, it’s raining cash like never before. Think back to 2016’s salary cap spike; well, it’s that kind of money madness, but on steroids! We’re talking players pocketing over $50 million a season, and that’s just the tip of the money iceberg. Brace yourselves because we might witness someone cashing in a jaw-dropping $1 million per game in the next decade! With that said, let’s dive into the realm of the NBA’s top earners for the 2023-24 season and what lies ahead for these ballers. Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors 2023-24 Salary: $51,915,615 Source:…

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For nearly eight decades, the Los Angeles Lakers have been synonymous with basketball excellence, amassing an impressive collection of 17 NBA championships, tied for the most in league history. This storied franchise has not only been a powerhouse on the court but also a beacon of sports culture, merging the allure of Hollywood with the competitive spirit of basketball. In assembling the ultimate Lakers roster, we delve into a lineup that’s not just stellar but legendary, featuring the crème de la crème at each position, a formidable bench, and a visionary coach. This dream team epitomizes basketball royalty, reflecting the…

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Sports movies are more than just tales of athletic competition; they’re narratives of the human spirit prevailing against adversity. They are metaphors for the little guy challenging corporate giants and privileged opponents, triumphing in a rigged game. Sometimes, they exude the spirit of teamwork, while other times, they inspire with exceptional displays of individual talent. So, here are five of the best sports films ever put to screen! Enjoy and get to watching. Hoop Dreams (1994) Initially sparked by a shared passion for basketball, this tale of inner-city aspirations had its origins in the concept of a 30-minute nonfiction short…

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If you’re searching for sports inspiration, look no further than the most extraordinary athletes in history to ignite your motivation. These are individuals who have soared to the pinnacle of their respective sports and have valuable insights to share about the intersection of sports and life. From the thrill of victory to the lessons in defeat, the value of relentless effort, and the power of a strong mindset, this collection showcases some of the most memorable quotes from iconic sports stars. Legendary boxer Muhammad Ali once said, “I don’t count my sit-ups. I only start counting once it starts hurting.”…

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An Esports competition where many people arrived to fill the arena.

In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming, the distinction between mere pastime play and a full-fledged esport remains a topic of intense debate, even as the gaming scene thrives in 2024. Despite esports’ soaring popularity and cultural impact, pinning down a precise definition can prove challenging. Esports, a fusion of “electronic” and “sports,” is commonly referred to as competitive gaming. However, not all competitive gaming endeavors qualify as esports, even in the eyes of any given game’s most devoted fans. Unlike traditional sports, where even casual matches among amateurs are recognized as sporting activities, esports typically entails arranging organized video game…

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When it comes to pitching in the MLB, throwing a no-hitter is certainly one of the most impressive feats you could add to your resume. But some incredible pitchers didn’t just throw one no-hitter; they did it several times! Here are 9 of the best pitchers to throw multiple no-hitters in their careers. Justin Verlander Source: Bob Levey/Getty Images During his second full season in the big leagues, Justin Verlander threw his first no-hitter against the Brewers in 2007. Then, four years later, he did it again against Toronto and iconically threw a third no-hitter against Toronto again once he…

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Every year, the MVP or Most Valuable Player award is allotted to one player within the NFL for their exceptional performance throughout the season. However, sometimes, players who have an extraordinary season don’t make the cut and end up missing out on an MVP award they definitely deserved. Here are 9 NFL players who had fantastic seasons but sadly weren’t awarded the MVP trophy. Rob Gronkowski, 2011 Source: Tom Hauck/Getty Images Rob Gronkowski, better known as Gronk, set the tight end receiving record in 2011 with 1,327 yards with 17 touchdown catches. He played a huge role in leading the…

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A group of middle-aged school girls from West Virginia has been “punished” by their school board after protesting against a biological male competing in their track competition.  Numerous female students refused to partake in the shot put event in protest. They were later prohibited from competing at a track event at the end of April.  Five Lincoln Girls Protest Source: Freepik A video posted on social media last month shows several girls from Lincoln Middle School standing together in protest during the Harrison County Middle School Championships on April 18. The footage shows the female students stepping into the shot…

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