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The Summer of Lounge: How NBA Players Prepped for a Season Like No Other

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Some teams haven’t played a game that counts in nine months, while others feel like they just left the bubble. Will the long and short turnarounds have any effect on the state of play in 2020-21?

[Join Logan Murdock as he takes a look at an NBA offseason like no other.]

The Best Songs of 2020

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Hey, guess what sucked: 2020. Hey, guess what ruled: these songs. Is there any correlation, really, between the sucking and the ruling? Are these the jams that brought us together despite a year that tore us apart and whatnot? Who can say, really? We felt terrible a lot of the time; this music helped us feel better. Don’t overthink it, even if, as usual, we totally did.

[Join Rob Harvilla and Micah Peters as they take a look at the best songs from 2020.]

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Your Week 15 NFL Matchup Guide: Saints-Chiefs Is a Potential Super Bowl Preview

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New Orleans and Kansas City probably should have met in the big game two seasons ago. But with both teams currently in the hunt for no. 1 seeds, this may be the year it finally happens.

[Read Danny Heifetz's preview of the Week 15 NFL matchups.]

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Tom Cruise’s Tone Crossed a Line. Plus: Glynn Turman on Working With Chadwick Boseman | Higher Learning

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay are joined by legendary actor Glynn Turman to discuss his six-decade career and working with Chadwick Boseman on his last film. Then they discuss Tom Cruise’s rant on the set of Mission: Impossible, accusations against Ali Larter on the set of Heroes, and much more.
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The Best Shots From Movies in 2020

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Even in a year when we watched everything on small screens, movies still seemed larger than life.

[Join Adam Nayman as he selects his annual list of the best shots from film.]

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What Happened to Tiger Tracker, Golf’s Most Beloved Twitter Account?

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For his most devoted fans, watching Tiger Woods play golf has always been the can’t-miss main attraction of any tournament—but for much of the last decade it came with a built-in side show. There was a game within the game, one centered around a seemingly simple question that proved to have a surprisingly elusive answer: Who is Tiger Tracker?

[Read John Gonzalez's investigation into what happened—and who was behind—Twitter's Tiger Tracker.]
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