HBO announces four-part Pete Rose doc, premiering July 24
Rose is interviewed for the film, though he is not an executive producer.
Rose is interviewed for the film, though he is not an executive producer.
The Miami Dolphins will be featured in the third edition of the NFL's Hard Knocks: In-Season.
"I had a show once at HBO."
"After 50 years in the business, sharing the same honor with men like Jim McKay, Howard Cosell and Vin Scully is heady stuff indeed."
"They thought of this as a slush fund that no one was watching at all."
Game Theory is also moving from Sundays to Fridays.
"We kept this documentary real from the start, and I do feel like it is the most honest look into my life and career up until this point."
In 38 minutes, you’ll understand why this unique Asian American story still inspires.
"It's been one of the highlights of my life to get to talk with and document the life of Willie Mays, perhaps baseball's greatest player and certainly its most charismatic personality."
"If you would have told that kid all these years later, 19 years later, that I would return as a correspondent..."
"Revisit this in like 10 years. It's going to be young people that are achieving their goals and aspiring to do great things and there are going to be adults that are helping that happen. And I have total faith in this city."
Terry Bradshaw: Going Deep will premiere on HBO (9 p.m. ET/PT) and HBO Max on Feb. 1.
HBO and NFL Films have long worked together on Hard Knocks. Now, they're teaming up for a Terry Bradshaw special, focused on the stage shows he did in Missouri this August.
The Turner networks and HBO are among the assets included in the deal.
"Willie Mays is an American icon, a prime example of black excellence and baseball’s greatest player. It’s an honor to be able to chronicle his journey from the Negro Leagues in Alabama, stardom with the Giants in Harlem and to the game’s apex in San Francisco."
Someday, a good documentary will be made about this time. But this isn't it.
Part 1 is more golf-focused, while Part 2 looks more at the person.
"Say I pitch on Monday, Monday night, Tuesday night, Wednesday night, I'm blackout drunk. Thursday and Friday, I don't drink at all, like, nothing."
Wild Card tells a familiar story, but Craig Carton makes the narrative compelling.
You may never view Olympic athletes the same way after watching.
The docuseries is based on Armen Keteyian and Jeff Benedict's 2018 Tiger Woods biography.
"These women were trailblazers whose talent and charisma created new possibilities for women in basketball and in countless other pursuits. Cheryl Miller, Cynthia Cooper and their teammates left the game of the past behind and created the game we know and love today."