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John Lennon is being honoured by a commemorative Royal Mint coin, marking what would have been the musician's 85th birthday. The Royal Mint, which has an ongoing “music legends” coin series ...

New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole has undergone Tommy John surgery and will miss the entire 2025 MLB season, according to the team. The surgery included internal bracing, a relatively new procedure ...

Looking at the current Lilywhites squad, Aaron Lennon initially lauded Davies for spending a decade at Tottenham — having signed for the North Londoners in 2014 from Swansea City. Speaking to Football ...

John Lennon was no stranger to a biting song. Sure, he could write about love and hope, urging people to imagine a better and kinder world, but he was just as capable of delivering a brutal takedown ...

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John Lennon’s death in 1980 absolutely shook the world. Not only was it the passing of one of the world’s finest musicians, but it was also the death of an activist, a spokesperson ...

This isn’t a short-term injury for Cole, though. The right-hander has already been advised to undergo Tommy John surgery, Jim Bowden of The Athletic reported late Sunday night. Cole has a visit ...

Jim Bowden of The Athletic reported on Sunday that Yankees starting pitcher Gerrit Cole has been recommended to have Tommy John surgery on his injured elbow. Bowden added that the team is waiting ...

Gerrit Cole, the 2023 American League Cy Young Award winner and one of the best pitchers of his generation, is facing the possibility of Tommy John surgery. Doctors have recommended that Cole ...

TV reporters have been screaming these words for years. They occur when civilians thrust themselves uninvited into a live broadcast. Most people who go there don’t take offense — trust me on ...