Rooney's career has always resembled a teenage melodrama, writes Slate's Brian Phillips
Yesterday, in the real world, a Qantas A380 landed safely in Singapore. On Twitter word spread it had exploded and crashed -- while distracted by the dog s-x. Crikey presents the timeline of misinformation.
What has happened to the Australian cricketing juggernaut? They are not playing bad cricket, but they've lost the ability to close out games, writes The Guardian's Mike Selvey.
The sport of surfing is poorer after losing one of the greatest the sport has ever known.
As Australia's racing season comes to an end -- and the people's champion So You Think is on-sold to an Irish stable never to be seen on these shores again, meet AMerican horse Zenyatta. She is, quite possibly, the greatest female racehorse of all-time, an undefeated champion who has won all 19 races she's entered.
Tottenham striker Gareth Bale has been in incredible form in 2010 -- thus stirs the rumours mill that he is leaving. Is is true? And can the Spurs capitalise on the Welshman whilst they still have him?
The 2010-2011 season is hugely important for the future of the NBA, and Crikey Sports' Sean Ross takes a look to the season ahead.
Is So You Think heading overseas? And have we seen the last of this great race horse on Australian soil?
The truth is that somebody needs to say it: Australia are simply not very good anymore. They are losing for fun at the moment. They are the new England, writes The Telegraph's Steve James.
Inside The Midnight Sun, a noted gay bar in the heart of the Castro district, epitomized scenes replicated throughout the Bay Area Monday night after the San Francisco Giants won their first World Series championship since moving here in 1958, writes Fanhouse's Lisa Olsen.
