After the thong episode aired on TV the other day, Carter's wife Lauren told OK!, "I don't even think I have a thong that small (or do I? )."
Meanwhile, Carter took to Instagram the other day to share a sexy selfie. In the pic, he shows some skin with only wearing a towel around his waist. "#Repost from @vh1 --- I caught @nickcarter in the shower! Are you going to tune in for #iheartnickcarter Sept 10th 10/9 central on @vh1 #iheartnickcarter #laurenkittcarter #yourewelcome,"
Some TV shows have a long-lasting impression on viewers, while others don’t make the cut. Burn Notice turned into a hit series for the USA Network during its seven-season run. Though some popular TV shows are known for their cliffhanger finales, Burn Notice did the opposite, tying all the show’s storylines into the final episode. Although fans were sad to see the series end, they were thrilled with the conclusion and agree that Burn Notice didn’t need an eighth season after all.
In the world of basketball, talent often runs in the family, and the James family is no exception. In a recent viral video that has captivated basketball enthusiasts worldwide, Bryce James, the youngest son of NBA superstar LeBron James, found himself in the spotlight.
Recently, Bryce James was seen getting his glasses knocked off during a match, leading to unexpected discussions on social media posts.
LeBron James’ youngest son gets his glasses smacked off himIn a recent and widely shared video posted by Overtime on Instagram, Bryce James, the youngest son of NBA superstar LeBron James, was seen getting his glasses knocked out by a defender when he swung his hand to steal the ball from him.
ESPN anchor Sage Steele returned to work on Wednesday less than three weeks after she was struck in the face by a golf ball -- and she said on-air that she felt fortunate to still be alive.
Steele was hit at the PGA Championship on May 19 by an errant Jon Rahm drive ... and she explained during an episode of "SportsCenter" on Wednesday morning that she feared for her life after impact.
TEL AVIV, Israel — In the 100 days since Oct. 7, the day that fighters from the militant group Hamas burst across Israel's southern border, Israeli officials have vowed not to stop fighting until Hamas has been destroyed.
The attackers killed 1,200 people and took about 240 individuals hostage, according to Israel — shaking the country's sense of security to its core. Israel's military response, with an air, ground and sea assault on Gaza, has killed more than 23,900 Palestinians, health officials in Gaza say, and has left much of the territory in ruins.