LISBON: Manchester United's star player Cristiano Ronaldo has claimed in Portuguese newspaper Publico that he will play for the European Champions "for at least another year".
A peloton containing some of the world's biggest cycling names will become the most privileged tourists in Beijing on Saturday.
When China and the US get ready to face off in their first Olympic basketball match, you may see one player firing up his iPod and bumping Kanye West's "Stronger" as he laces up his pair of Nike Hyperdunk sneakers - but it might not be Kobe Bryant.
When Charles Barkley was asked in 1992 if he knew anything about Angola, the US basketball team's first Olympic opponent, he famously replied: "I don't know anything about Angola, but I know they're in trouble."
A fit-again Manu Ginobili has given Olympic men's basketball champion Argentina a huge morale boost before the start of the Beijing Games.
Any misconceptions about women's basketball have been crushed by Australian superstar Lauren Jackson, who warned of black eyes and broken bones when the Olympic competition starts.
Women would rather carpool or go on vacation with Democratic White House hopeful Barack Obama than with his Republican rival John McCain, a new poll of US women voters showed on Tuesday.
For some people, one cigarette is all it takes to become hooked on nicotine, while others are repelled by it.
Australia's birth rate has hit a 25-year high, but government urgings to "have one for mum, one for dad, and one for the country", and cash payments for newborns have had little impact, a new study has found.
If you're an artist and you dream of honing your skills alone in a tiny garret, hungry and cold but filled with inspiration, then Berlin may not be for you.
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