Joe Davis Takes on Flagship Baseball Role at Fox Sports

Kim Woodburn has revealed doctors "cut a hole in her throat" to treat a broken disc as she shared an update after her hospital visit. How Clean Is Your House star Kim, 80, concerned fans as she posted a photo of herself in hospital wearing a gown and stirring on a bed with a cardboard sick bowl on her head and tubes in her nose. As she posted the photo on Instagram over the weekend, she joked in the caption: "My hospital outfit.

Anthony Elanga admits he was shocked when Cristiano Ronaldo asked him to join in with his trademark celebration after opening the scoring against Norwich last month. Ronaldo netted another hat-trick as Manchester United fought hard to win 3-2 at Old Trafford.

Barcelona head coach Xavi has admitted that Frenkie de Jong is a "very important player" in his plans for both the here and now and for the future amid ongoing links with a move to Manchester United.

Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue have reportedly confirmed they will be returning to the set of Neighbours following a teaser of the show's script on social media.

Meghan and Harry have been worryingly warned their California mansion is at risk of being set on fire by selfish smokers discarding cigarettes near their home.Numerous complaints have been issued about walkers carelessly chucking their cigarettes next to a trail close to the couple's lavish property in Montecito.The area is at "high-risk” from savage wildfires that have decimated parts of the US in recent memory – including the celebrity hotspot where the couple resides, Mirror reports. A number of locals are now fearing that the carefree smokers could spark a devastating fire.

OnlyFans and featuring in porn movies with her partner Damian Oliver.Recently, however, the performer has been forced to prioritise her health after nearly dying from sepsis following a painful breast implant explosion.This hasn’t prevented her from wanting more surgery, though, and she told The Fellas podcast that she hopes to “go big” on her bottom despite the health risks of surgery.And, while chatting about her projects on the podcast, Sophie was asked to reveal her “body count”, meaning the amount of people she had slept with.The adult star replied that it was difficult to be precise, given that she had worked as a prostitute and escort before turning to porn, but still shocked the hosts with her guess.“I was seeing at least sometimes 10 to 20 clients a day,” she explained.“Honestly it is mental, the only way I can stay sane is to have sex.”“On average, I reckon it has gone down, because I don’t escort anymore, so I reckon we get through about 15 different people a week."The show’s producer calculated that, as Sophie had been with her partner for over a year, this would mean that she had slept with over 780 people in the past year.“That’s still not bad”, she reflected.“Because of my sex drive, honestly if I don’t have it, I get mental.”Sophie has enjoyed exploring a non-monogamous relationship with her partner Damian.She confessed: “It wouldn’t work for me, or it wouldn’t work for him, if we didn’t enjoy sex with other people as well.”While in hospital recovering from her unfortunate injury, Sophie also revealed how her boyfriend Damian had helped her to relax, offering to bring a container with his semen in to make her giggle.The couple are currently venturing around, filming their series F***in Explorers, where

Watford team-mates "buzz" off featuring on his Cycling GK YouTube channel after overcoming their initial scepticism. The Hornets No.1 has shot to social media fame for his various vlogs and last December saw his YouTube subscriber count top one million.

The price of just about everything is on the rise and when it comes to cooking oil, you'll be lucky if you can find any at all.

Four goals are just the beginning for Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw said Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor as his team defeated Brighton & Hove Albion 7-2 in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League.

Ukraine in a terrifying video.The Mr & Mrs Smith actress had been visiting the city of Lviv, which is currently under Russian attack.Footage of the petrifying moment shows Angelina quickly walking toward the bomb shelter.In the clip, an air raid siren can be heard in the background while Angelina and her entourage rush to safety.A person in Angelina’s team could be heard telling the person filming: “Please, no more."Angelina was asked by an onlooker whether she was okay, to which she waved to the camera and responded she was “okay”.Yesterday, the Hollywood star stunned unsuspecting fans as she made a surprise appearance at a Lviv cafe.She was filmed by a shocked onlooker, who shared the video of her on Facebook.Maya Pidhorodetska wrote of the surprise encounter: “Nothing special. Just Lviv.“I just went to have coffee.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThere’s a new contender in the arena.As Discovery begins its new era of operating Warner Bros., HBO and Turner, all eyes are on how the new company will navigate the media sector’s streaming wars with thousands of hours of content from popular TV brands like TLC, TBS, TNT, CNN and HBO. Behind that effort, however, could look a new sports giant that is poised to add another deep-pocketed player vying for major league negotiations that it previously ignored.Warner Bros.

Fox Sports, which will broadcast the 2022 World Cup in the U.S., has set the schedule for the 64 matches it will carry between November 21 and December 18.

Veteran sportscaster Joe Davis has been tapped to become the lead play-by-play announcer for Fox Sports’ Major League Baseball coverage.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMLB Network, swinging for attention from younger fans, is producing a baseball-news vignette just for them.Each morning, MLB Network producers will unveil a short video segment filled with emojis, virtual filters and bright graphics, that will recap the best moments from the league over the past 24 hours. “Top of The Morning” will be distributed across MLB’s digital platforms and also shown on MLB Network’s “Quick Pitch,” which delivers updates on what happened in the sport the night before.Many top sports outlets are trying to find new ways to appeal to kids and young viewers, who have come up in an era when the traditional formats of broadcast and cable TV are being usurped by expectations fomented by digital media.  Modern viewers often expect to see multiple “screens” of action, or a steady stream of commentary or statistics.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorDisney has over the past two years spent billions to snare new rights deals with top sports properties like Major League Baseball, the National Football League, the National Hockey League, the PGA Tour and others. But in months to come, the company may place new emphasis on programming around those big properties.New research from the company indicates more sports fans are interested in “the game around the game,” says Lisa Valentino, executive vice president at Disney Advertising Sales, in an interview, and that could manifest itself increasingly in sports content that is found on smartphones; activity related to fantasy sports; or content related to sports-betting.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAMC Networks has some big TV events to sell in the months ahead, but the company realizes advertisers who might like to be associated with those programs will want new kinds of advertising around them.This next cycle of programming will bring with it TV events like the final episodes of “Better Call Saul’ and “The Walking Dead” that ought to command high prices in TV’s next “upfront” market, along with the debut of a show based on Anne Rice’s popular “Interview with the Vampire,” but without digital opportunities around them, marketers may not engage fully, suggests Kim Kelleher, AMC Networks’ president of commercial revenue and partnerships.“We are seeing an increased appetite for digital inventory, and we have spent a lot of time working to break down the walls between digital and linear,” she says in an interview. “Those are table stakes now.” While AMC is one of the sector’s smaller players, it has unveiled some eye-opening initiatives in recent months, including the launches of a handful of so-called FAST, or free, ad-supported streaming channels and a commitment to sell addressable ad inventory in each linear hour of original programs on its AMC and We TV cable networks.The company is poised to expand its efforts.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorStreaming-video outlet Fox Nation will launch “Kelsey Grammer’s Historic Battles for America,” a multi-part documentary series that takes viewers inside eight key U.S. battles led by the popular star of series like “Frasier” and “Cheers.”During the series, Grammer will examine the strategies and inner workings of such landmark skirmishes as the Battle of Bunker Hill during the American Revolution, the fight for the Alamo and the First Battle of Bull Run during the Civil War.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSome people who tune in ESPN2 for an April 6 NBA match-up between the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks may think they’ve gone back in time.The game will open in black and white and use graphics that evoke ABC’s 1960s coverage, then shift to a look that mirrors CBS’ NBA telecasts of the 1970s and 1980s. Look for a presentation that emulates NBC’s 1990s telecasts as well, complete with that network’s signature music.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox News Channel named Caitlyn Jenner, a reality star, former Olympian and one time California gubernatorial candidate as a contributor.“Caitlyn’s story is an inspiration to us all.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe United States Football League won’t just kick off its inaugural season on April 16. It will also use the date to launch a new behind-the-scenes docuseries aimed at getting fans more interested in its spring football efforts.“United By Football,” a 13-episode documentary series produced by the league, NFL Films and Fox Sports, will try to give fans a feel for what happens as cadre of hopeful athletes compete in the USFL, a new league controlled by Fox that will have its games broadcast on both the Fox and NBC broadcast networks.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorEveryone’s talking about this week’s furor at the Oscars — even the hosts at Fox News Channel’s “The Five.”On Monday afternoon, regulars Greg Gutfeld, Dana Perino, Jesse Watters and Jeanine Pirro held forth with guest Piers Morgan — the British journalist and TV host who has demonstrated a proclivity for getting into celebrity feuds — sitting in a chair typically reserved for someone with more liberal political views. In the show’s opening segment, however, politics went out the window.