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We learned three things while compiling this week's reader-generated Top 10 list on odd reasons to watch the Stanley Cup playoffs that began Wednesday. (1) There are more hockey fans that the rest of us want to believe; (2) You love Canadian commenta...

Readers give odd reasons to watch Stanley Cup.

We are upon the final leg of golf's four majors: the PGA Championship. It is certainly very strange to have Tiger Woods not make the cut. Love him or hate him, he being competitive on Sunday generates much-needed publicity. Through the years, the PG...

A trip to the Playboy Mansion is a once in a lifetime experience that one would remember the rest of his days. Unless you happen to be an NFL player, love golf and get a free pass to Hef's house once a year. The Playboy Golf Finals in Los Angeles i...

NFL labor woes invade fun at the Playboy Mansion.

I woke to sunny skies, 10-degree weather and 18 mph winds. Perfect for golf. Yep, we Minnesotans love a challenge. The Majestic Oaks Golf Club in suburban Minneapolis is a frozen tundra that turns the gentleman's game into a clumsy danc...

LPGA Tour star Paula Creamer, fresh off her U.S. Women's Open victory a few weeks ago and her 24th birthday on Aug. 5, celebrated both milestones at Walt Disney World on Monday. Creamer, nicknamed the "Pink Panther" because of her love for the color...

Colt Ford has a new album coming out Tuesday.

'Sunday Brunch' loves talking about movies

Sue Bird of the WNBA Seattle Storm dishes on playing in Russia, "Twilight" and Dave Chappelle.

From Yankee Stadium hot dogs to scratch tickets, Mary Buckheit recalls the classic purity her dad brought to her life.

Chris Paul loves the hardwood, the round ball, the competition ... and we mean bowling, not basketball.

As Sarah Turcotte tries to qualify for an LPGA event, she runs into trouble at the driving range.

Jonah Keri asked and you answered: here are the best baseball-and-dad stories from you, the readers.

Tiger Woods is the Jimi Hendrix of the 21st century -- only he couldn't deliver another masterpiece on Sunday, writes Page 2's Bomani Jones.

Michael Davies, our resident Brit, usually loves the British Open. But he found nine reasons he's never loved the final day less.