When Gary Lucas got the call to play guitar on Chris Cornell’s first post-Audioslave release, he was only supposed to be there for one day. But Cornell had other ideas… ...

Billie Jean King darts across a makeshift stage at the El Museo del Automóvil y la Moda de Málaga, where she's hosting the first-ever Power of Women's Sports Summit. She's launching tennis balls ...

Billie Jean King shared a heartfelt birthday message for her "dear friend" Chris Evert on her 70th birthday. Both King and Evert are icons of American tennis, each achieving the World No.

Serj Tankian, the lead vocalist of the band System of a Down, has said that Chris Cornell's death still "doesn't make sense." Cornell, the voice behind grunge pioneer Soundgarden, died on May 18 ...

ESPN Films has greenlit a “30 for 30” documentary about Billie Jean King, which is now in production with Ridley Scott Associates and Story Syndicate, in association with Elton John’s Rocket ...

The post also includes a message from Cornell's widow Vicky Cornell, who wrote, "Chris would have turned 60 today. Although everyone that loved him is sad that he’s no longer here, it’s all of ...

But it's true. No one sings like Chris Cornell anymore. No one ever could. To honor his birthday and memory, here are nine indelible Cornell vocals (we easily could have picked 90).

"Billie Jean" (2007) From: Cornell's second solo record, "Carry On" What you hear: Cornell isn't just a great songwriter but, like some Seattle Sinatra, a master interpreter of song.

Tennis legend Billie Jean King, pictured in 2009, advised WNBA players not to blow the league’s growth opportunity with ‘animosity’ toward Caitlin Clark.

They first met when Ilana served as Billie Jean’s ball girl. At 68, Ilana is 12 years younger than her wife. While Billie Jean was crushing it on the court, Ilana was helping out on the sidelines.

Billie Jean King is one of tennis’ original revolutionaries but her influence has been felt far beyond her own sport. The American great not only fought for equality for women’s tennis ...