It officially begins at 2 a.m. Sunday local time. Move the clocks forward an hour. It might even be good to do it before going to sleep Saturday night. Yeah, it's a bummer you'll lose some sleep. But think positively: You'll gain an extra hour of sun in the evenings.
After an 18-year run as one of the most popular shows on sports radio, ESPN's Mike & Mike will soon come to an end with the departure of Mike Greenberg, according to a report from Sports Illustrated. According to multiple sources from Sports Illustrated, ESPN executives are planning to shift Greenberg to a new morning show on ESPN.
And instead of simply calling the sequel Magic Mike 2, Tatum and his team have conjured up a more memorable title: Magic Mike XXL. Because of course. In the first Magic Mike, 33-year-old Tatum starred as the titular Mike, a construction worker and aspiring furniture designer by day and magical male stripper by night. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and including stars like Matthew McConaughey, Joe Manganiello and Alex Pettyfer, Magic Mike's summer 2012 debut was hot enough to earn $113 million domestically.