Wasserman Launches The Collective, New Division For Women In Sports And Entertainment - Deadline

Wasserman Launches The Collective, New Division For Women In Sports And Entertainment  Deadline

Sports and entertainment agency Wasserman has announced the formation of The Collective, a new women-focused division within the company.

ST Podcasts: Should Asean host football's 2034 World Cup? - The Straits Times

ST Podcasts: Should Asean host football's 2034 World Cup?  The Straits Times

A Game of Two Halves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

MMA: UFC Fight Night returns to Singapore on Oct 26 - The Straits Times

MMA: UFC Fight Night returns to Singapore on Oct 26  The Straits Times

SINGAPORE - Mixed martial arts (MMA) fans in the Lion City look set to make a beeline for the Singapore Sports Hub on Oct 26 with the return of UFC Fight ...

Hungary eyes science research as latest target for state control - The Guardian

Hungary eyes science research as latest target for state control  The Guardian

The Hungarian government is moving to bring the country's umbrella scientific research organisation under its control, in what scientists in the country and ...

Factory Entertainment San Diego Comic-Con 2019 Exclusives [UPDATE July 6] - sdccblog.com

Factory Entertainment San Diego Comic-Con 2019 Exclusives [UPDATE July 6]  sdccblog.com

Our friends at Factory Entertainment are movin' on up at San Diego Comic-Con — to a bigger booth (#2743). It's only one aisle forward and to the left of their ...

NASCAR fully embracing entertainment over sport with 2019 rules - autoweek.com

NASCAR fully embracing entertainment over sport with 2019 rules  autoweek.com

The 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series package has been compared to 'go-kart' and 'electric car' racing.

Rare photos shine light on 'degrading' conditions in Iraqi jails - The Guardian

Rare photos shine light on 'degrading' conditions in Iraqi jails  The Guardian

Photos have surfaced of overcrowded and “degrading” conditions in Iraqi detention centres used to hold thousands of men, women and children with suspected ...