PARIS—Maybe it’s the fact that, by contrast, he looks so. . . well fed—more ham than ham actor. Maybe it’s that with his severe flat-top he looks more like a first lieutenant than a hipster you might find footloose in the Bastille district. Or perhaps that “thumb dance” and the

Are you ready for the Great Depression, Part Deux? Will we soon be standing in soup lines at Trader Joe’s and doing the Charleston all night to keep the blues away? That last thought may not be as terrible as it sounds. The dances of the 1930s gave us the

Buried deep in People magazine's online post about Laverne Cox flubbing her Grammy Awards intro of Metallica—just one of that televised ceremony's mishaps—lays a nugget about Beyoncé and Serena Williams. According to Cox, she nearly starred alongside the Beyonic Woman in the insta-famous clip for the song "Sorry" from Bey's

With the start of the 2021 season kicking off next week, players have been posting proof of their training and practice sessions on social media. Serena and Venus Williams are flexing their hard work a little bit differently this time around.

The early rounds at the Family Circle Cup in Charleston, South Carolina, have been intriguing. One Williams sister, Venus, survived a three-set contest (that ended 7-5 in the final stanza) while another, that obviously being Serena, lost a straight-sets encounter to Jana Cepelova, ranked No. 78. And speaking of Charleston...

Andy Murray could get married during the season next year, according to his mother, Judy Murray. Murray proposed to longtime girlfriend Kim Sears, announcing their engagement a week ago. "I am so happy that Andy has got engaged, it was very exciting when it happened. I’m thrilled to bits about

It was bound to happen, and it's here: a tennis-centric "Harlem Shake" video. For your viewing pleasure:

With a second Serena Slam done and dusted, Serena Williams can now turn her attention to completing the calendar-year Grand Slam. Her fellow No. 1 and dancing partner Novak Djokovic also triumphed at Wimbledon, putting behind him the disappointment of the French Open. They, unsurprisingly, lead the way in this

By Heidi Kim, TW Contributing Writer

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Just like Serena Williams eight years ago, Victoria Azarenka entered the Australian Open as an unseeded player after an injury-plagued season. Williams had won the Australian title twice before then - Azarenka can match that, too, after back-to-back triumphs here in 2012 and 2013. All the dance

Jack Sock is never afraid to go for it—be that on his huge serve, blistering forehand or creative post-match celebration. On Wednesday, the American narrowly escaped defeat against Malek Jaziri in the fourth round of Indian Wells, 4-6, 7-6 (1), 7-5. It's his second epic battle is as many rounds

The Fed Cup final is set to kick off on Saturday in Minsk, but not before some fun and games at the official dinner. The U.S. team, made up of CoCo Vandeweghe, Shelby Rogers, Sloane Stephens, Alison Riske and captain Kathy Rinaldi, came out in floor-length blue dresses.

Tough as it is to sum up Serena Williams’ career in one word, “golden” would be a great place to start. The 23-time Grand Slam champion has topped an Olympic podium a record four times in five berths on Team USA, and this week marks a decade since she swept

Lauren Davis and Serena Williams proved there's nothing wrong with having a little fun after practice. In a video that's made the Internet laugh, Davis sings "the Crocs and the fanny" as Williams proudly shows off her so-called mom gear, a fanny pack and pair of Crocs. The two put

“I’m going to try even harder next time,” a brave-faced Daniil Medvedev said as he finished his runner-up speech after losing 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 to Jannik Sinner in the Australian Open final on Sunday night. Is it possible for him to do more than he did? Medvedev tried

Everyone has grown accustomed to seeing Alex de Minaur at his most serious. On a tennis court, he's one of the most intense and focused athletes on tour. Case in point, here he is practicing in Zhuhai:

Monica Seles has always been a media darling and now she is joining forces with the other side, dropping one big announcement after another. Just one day prior to announcing her official retirement from professional tennis (she played her last Tour match in 2002), Seles made an appearance on CBS’