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Joe Gibbs, whose history of keeping egos from exploding makes him the ideal team owner for aggrieved athletes, likely has a job to do. This could be interesting. MORE: Carl’s side | Kyle’s comments | Controversial finish saves the day A day after Edwards said he had yet to speak with Busch about the last lap at Richmond, Busch said the conversation still hadn’t happened. Their next opportunity to hash out difference would come at Joe Gibbs Racing meetings in the hours before Sprint Cup’s Talladega race, likely Saturday evening....

If that’s true, his team and those of his three fellow Sprint Cup drivers are well ahead in the process of leaving Matt Kenseth’s suspension in hindsight. There is, however, one thing Edwards would like to see. MORE: Drivers out to stop Joey Logano | Chase standings | Kenseth: I won’t change “Part of Matt’s penalty should have been to come here and be the only one that has to answer questions about Matt," Edwards said with his customary smile....

That reference to Larson being an “idiot”? Edwards’ apology still stands. MORE: Kevin Harvick says he didn’t talk to Hendrick | Rain foiling Charlotte plans Speaking to media members ahead of this weekend’s doings leading to Saturday’s Sprint All-Star Race, Edwards made sure everyone knew how he feels about what happened at Dover. Larson wrecked Edwards last Sunday. After his initial grumpy utterance, Edwards realized he was OK with what happened....

One of the stars during the United States Women’s National Team’s run to a FIFA Women’s World Cup title earlier this month, Lloyd — who scored a hat trick in the final against Japan — has continued her hot play with her club team. She’s scored goals in seven-straight games for the Houston Dash, including an absolute screamer Wednesday from about 30 yards out. Her play has caught the attention of another famous athlete who knows a thing or two about scoring — Kobe Bryant....

In an interview with Sky Sports, Sainz Jr. expressed how he likes the atmosphere at Dakar and the type of racing. He also shared how he has been following the rally racing series for 15 years and supporting his father. Though he explained how he has no intention of leaving F1 and joining another sport, he hinted that he could participate in Dakar in the future. He said: Carlos Sainz Jr....

Liverpool rejected Barca’s offers for the midfielder last summer, but may not be able to hold off their advances for much longer as the Spanish side are hoping to lure him to Camp Nou in the January transfer window. Goal understands Coutinho, 25, has reiterated his desire to leave Anfield to join the Catalan side this month, but with Jurgen Klopp’s side pushing for a strong domestic finish to the season and hoping to compete in the Champions League, Reds legend Carragher insists the club will gain nothing from letting him go before the campaign reaches its conclusion....

Ellis, known for his series of online comics, made the allegations Monday on Twitter. After some showings at film festivals, Keratin was premiered in January on Directors Notes, a website about independent film. Ellis posted the comic Keratin was allegedly taken from in January 2018. “This film is a fully plagiarized, shot-for-shot remake of my comic,” Ellis tweeted. “The filmmakers didn’t ask me for permission to adapt my work. They didn’t even notify me they were doing so until the film had already been released and was winning awards at film festivals....

In a much celebrated announcement, Dan Paladin himself revealed the wait is but a mere two weeks away: You know he’s serious when he’s using four - count ’em - four exclamation marks. Though no word has been yet revealed for our European friends, we can imagine that their release date will be within a week or two ours, pending the certification process that slowed down the game’s arrival in the first place....

Vampire armies flock to his side, excited at the thought of war, however it seems that not all of Dracula’s court are on his side. The vengeful Carmilla attempts a coup to overthrow Lord Dracula, but her plans are swiftly thwarted, and she is forced to flee back home. However, what could have happened if Castlevania’s Queen of Styria was given the opportunity to battle the Vampire King? RELATED: The Case Study of Vanitas: Vampire Lore Explained...

Although it took a long time for it to be made, the Castlevania Netflix series has exceeded fan expectations becoming one the best video game TV shows ever made. The show takes inspiration from multiple games like Dracula’s Curse (1989) and Curse of Darkness (2005), while also creating new characters and stories to surround those already existing ones. Lenore is a female vampire introduced in Season 3, who makes up for her lack of combat ability with her enchanting looks, supreme intellect, and cunning planning....

Footage of the feline repeatedly attending to the worried pooch was shared to Reddit by their owner, posting under the handle Aerial_Engage. On the clip, the cat, called Nova, can be seen trying to calm the dog, Simba, who was evidently missing their human companions. The encounters were captured on a security camera set up to keep tabs on the pets while their owners were away. Simba and Nova were being looked after by a dog sitter living nearby, but it was decided that they would sleep in the home they are most familiar and comfortable with....

The 4-year-old feline, called Jerry, has melted hearts online after a viral TikTok video shared his story. The Humane Society of Broward County in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, shared Jerry’s story after he came to the shelter. Gaining over 8 million views, Jerry’s heart-breaking story has captured attention around the world. Susan Leonti from The Humane Society of Broward County told Newsweek: “Too affectionate—that’s the reason 4-year-old Jerry was given-up. Jerry is a sweet cat that loves to be petted and rub up against you, but his former owner said it annoyed her too much....

The adorable clip was first uploaded to TikTok by Jenny Lipton alongside a message urging fans to wish the young kitten, who is a Munchkin British short hair cat called Taro, good luck ahead of a planned surgery. In the video, the tiny white and grey feline can be seen tentatively approaching the door to the appliance before the footage cuts to the cat leaping inside the machine’s main spinning drum....

The minute-long clip showed the curious cat in super-sized form, standing in as the terrifying T-rex in an iconic scene from the 1993 Steven Spielberg-directed film. “Life…uh…finds a way,” the caption accompanying the video read. Owl Kitty appeared through the night rain and curled her body around the park vehicles while the passengers watched with fright. The words, “when it’s time to feed the cat” flashed across the screen to set the stage....

A post shared on Reddit on Monday by the cat owner under the username u/CatFan499, shows a picture of their cat, P.B., which stands for Princess Bubblegum, loafing on the floor, next to a picture of a Japanese painting from 1906 titled Cat and Plum Blossoms by Hishida Shunsō, which looks exactly like the same cat. The owner told Newsweek that they don’t know her exact age because they got her as a kitten in mid-2015, but they suspect that she’s about seven....

Clara Clayton from Queensland, Australia, shared a picture of her cat, Fry, on Reddit on Wednesday, where it has received over 59,000 upvotes and thousands of comments. In the picture, the one-year-old cat can be seen staring while lit up by a red light in a menacing manner. In the caption, Clayton asked: “How to stop my keyboard lighting up when my cat steps on it in the dead of night?...

The saying goes that curiosity killed the cat, yet in this case, it led it to stop, drop and roll in order to open doors. A cat named Taro has gone viral online after her owner documented the strange technique she uses to push open doors. In just four days, the post has been viewed over 800,000 times and has gained over 200,000 likes. “Where did she learn this?” asked the owner in the caption....

For the last decade, the justices have sharply curtailed the right of condemned inmates to have federal courts review their appeals. Last week the full impact of those rulings hit home in the case of Frank McFarland. In late 1989 McFarland was sentenced to die for killing a Tarrant County, Texas, waitress. State appeals ran out last year, and McFarland’s execution was set for the fall. But he was still entitled to an entire round of appeals in federal court, where death-row inmates win about 40 percent of the time....