There’s a scene in the latter half of Champagne Problems where Sean Amsing’s Roberto Salazar and Flula Borg’s Otto Moller, ...
His struggles with depression and lack of direction in life following his tennis retirement saw Borg increase his cocaine usage, now mixing the substance with uppers and downers as well as alcohol.
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'Category killer': Toys "R" Us disrupted the children's retail industry, but now its empire is shrinking
Toys “R” Us, a shining beacon of childhood joy and a nostalgic throwback to how we all used to shop before e-commerce, is a ...
Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg says Malta's tourism industry must now implement long-discussed reforms with full industry ...
John Beddington, who has died aged 83, was a tennis entrepreneur and businessman who transformed the Canadian Open into a top ...
Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Heather Antos sit down with io9 to talk about bringing Captain Kirk back from the grave, ...
Collaboration occurs when couples move from blame and self-protection to shared authorship of repair. It’s not about giving ...
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Sinner cruises past Zverev and into last four of ATP Finals
Jannik Sinner reached the last four of the ATP Finals on Wednesday after beating Alexander Zverev 6-4, 6-3 to qualify from ...
Art and life intricately intertwine in Joachim Trier’s latest theatrical feat as a filmmaker attempts to reconcile with his ...
Many years later, Björn Borg (Stockholm, 1956), a tennis player who transcended like no other before beyond the boundaries of the court, offers his own version of events in an autobiography co-written ...
Superhero movie openings can often be crucial in preparing us for the rest of the film. Perhaps it's through exposition or ...
Roger Federer, one of the most accomplished and beloved players in tennis history, will receive the sport's ultimate honor next year—induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The widely ...
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