Stuart Scott returned to SportsCenter last night for the first time since announcing he was diagnosed with cancer. The popular SportsCenter anchor appaeared to be a few pounds lighter, but still seemed on top of his game.

Christina Aguilera sang the national anthem at tonight’s Super Bowl, and, for all of those who held held the note “brave” at the end of the stars and stripes for just over 6 seconds (based on our calculations).

Cameras at the Super Bowl caught Cameron Diaz feeding boyfriend Alex Rodriguez popcorn.

Clearly, these fans weren’t crushed by Andy Murray’s Australian Open defeat, as exhibited by the man who continuously videobombs the segment.

Three members of the Philadelphia Eagles, DeSean Jackson, Todd Herremans and Jamaal Jackson, visited a young bully victim on The View, and it took everyone about .5 seconds before they started crying.

Being the most intimidating player in the NFL means you never take any plays off, even if you’re being interviewed on live TV.

Former NFL offensive lineman Kyle Turley appeared recently on ESPN’s Outside the Lines, and extolled the benefits of marijuana in a bizarre interview.

Since Keith Olbermann’s departure from MSNBC, there have been a number of rumored destinations for him, including ESPN. Well, you can scratch that off the list.

During a segment from yesterday’s Kansas – Kansas State game, a large Jayhawks fan got up, pointed at Erin Andrews, and mouthed the word “hot.”

TNT issued an extremely rapid apology in the wake of Tracy Morgan’s unscripted comments about Sarah Palin during their NBA pregame show last night.

A Jewish hockey player drafted by the Anaheim Ducks is suing the team, claiming that he was subjected to anti-Semitic harassment while he played for one of their affiliates.

A video from December, of Andy Gray asking fellow Sky Sports presenter Charlotte Jackson to tuck a microphone pack down his trousers, is what got him fired.

Keith Olbermann abruptly ended his run on MSNBC last night, and in addition to piecing together exactly what happened that led to his departure, much of the Olbermann-related speculation has been about his next destination. One place he probably won’t end up: his former home, ESPN.

The FOX Business Network is expected to announce later today that they’ve renewed their content sharing agreement with the Tennis Channel.

This rare photo shows Martin Luther King Jr. trying a trick pool shot.

We know NFL analysts are a giddy bunch. But if you put them all together in one room, give them a ton of coffee, and suddenly one of them gets a case of the accidental profanities, well… things just get silly.

When eight-year-old Elizabeth Hughes‘ mic cut off in the middle of the national anthem during an AHL game, things looked bleak. But then, this happened.

Football announcer Ron Franklin won’t respond to his firing from ESPN, but told the New York Times’ Richard Sandomir that he’s gotten an outpouring of support since his dismissal.

Each time you read anything about Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, it’s hard not to come away with a similar feeling: “Man, that guy is just terrible.” The racism, the failure of the Clippers under his ownership – really, what more do you need to see?

ESPN and the NFL are in the midst of finalizing a television and media rights megadeal that is worth upwards of $16 billion (some estimates put the deal’s value at $19 billion). It is, without a doubt, the biggest sports television deal in history, and ensures another revenue stream for two companies that are already printing money. Here’s what it means, and how it happened.

Readers of the Boston Herald were greeted this morning by a personal story from longtime columnist Steve Buckley: that he is gay.

ESPN announcers Mike Tirico, Ron Jaworski, and Jon Gruden are apparently a very chatty and broey bunch. That much we learned during a commercial break for Monday night’s Orange Bowl, when the three announcers’ microphones were left on during a commercial break.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter just couldn’t contain his excitement when breaking the news that Eric Mangini lost his job.

ESPN announcer Ron Franklin was pulled from Saturday’s Fiesta Bowl radio broadcast after making crude comments to sideline reporter Jeanine Edwards during a production meeting.

New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan was asked about nude photos of a woman that strongly resembles his wife, Michelle, during a press conference with the New York media on Friday.