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Bryan and David discuss the rollout of the Times’s investigation, the big weekend at the box office, and the story of a missing Saudi journalist
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Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker take a look at the New York Times story on Trump’s taxes and how the Times rolled it out (03:00), the release of Venom and A Star Is Born in today’s media landscape (27:30), and the mystery of Jamal Khashoggi going missing (48:45).
Three of the league’s most ambitious goals—reinvigorating the regular season, securing a new media rights deal, and, eventually, expanding—converged at the NBA Cup in Las Vegas. Where does the league’s big experiment go from here?
Musa and Ryan also applaud the Columbus Crew’s second MLS Cup in four years
Sheil and Ben react to the Eagles’ loss to the Cowboys, and Jason Goff breaks down the Bears’ win
From Tyrese Haliburton’s breakout to Zion Williamson’s breakdown, we examine everything that stood out, for better or for worse, during the NBA’s inaugural in-season tournament
In past films like ‘Dogtooth,’ ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer,’ and ‘The Favourite,’ the Greek director’s greatest strength was his alienation. In ‘Poor Things,’ he’s tilted toward appeasement.
Nora and Steven also go through their winners and losers for the week, including the Niners, Jaguars, Chargers, and more
