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Lest you think Luther would prove the last of Idris Elba’s TV ventures, Showtime has a new Emmy frontrunner in the works. The cable network has officially greenlit a new six-part miniseries from Elba and American Crime boss John Ridley, following the infamous “Black Power Desk” of 1970s London.

Hope springs eternal. It’s the long-uttered mantra of baseball fans everywhere, providing a level of optimism for the season to come.

Over the last 30 years, the terrorists of the world have repeatedly found new ways to torment and intimidate the planet.

Bart Simpson is taking a note from Drake as the character hilariously recreated the Toronto rhymer's "Started From The Bottom."

Whether you’re buying a hard copy of Star Wars: The Force Awakens on DVD or Blu-ray, or instead opting for a digital copy via iTunes, you want to know what else you’re getting for your hard-earned money. Yes, you get a copy of the movie, but about the special features? While Lucasfilm has yet to officially confirm what will be included on the DVD or Blu-ray copies, a Swedish retailer has posted the full set of extras on their pre-order site, giving us a glimpse of what to expect.

Whenever I’m in a high pressure situation where I need to lead people to victory, I always quote Jean-Claude Van Damme in Street Fighter: “Who wants to go home ... and who wants to go with me?” It never fails. Always fires people. That’s the JCVD effect.

If the Carolina Panthers beat the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50, they’ll have a legitimate claim as one of the best teams ever to win the Lombardi Trophy. We’ve made a list of the 10 best Super Bowl teams of the last 50 years. Find out if your favorite championship squad made the cut:

Questioning draft picks is a pastime in NFL circles (heck, it's made Mel Kiper's career). Just ask one little-known writer who ought to think about going into hiding because of his prognostication.

Hey, if this whole football thing doesn't work out, Cam Newton can always hit the recording studio.

The end of the NFL’s regular season sees the clear dividing line between the haves and the have-nots: you either make the playoffs or you don’t.