During his seven year career with the Miami Dolphins in the ’80s tight end Dan Johnson became known as the King of Pain for being able to bounce back from numerous injuries and broken bones, but following two back surgeries he became the King of Pain Pills. “I was taking about 1,000 Vicodins a month,” Johnson tells ESPN. “People go, ‘That’s impossible. That’s crazy.’ No, it’s exactly what I was taking.” Unfortunately, Johnson’s addiction isn’t that (more…)

astroengine writes “King Tutankhamun, who ruled Egypt over 3,000 years ago, looks as if he was chauffeured around the desert in one of the earliest-known high-performance vehicles. Tut’s chariots surpass all monumental structures of the pharaohs in engineering sophistication. Discovered in pieces by British archaeologist Howard Carter when he entered King Tut’s treasure-packed tomb in 1922, the collection consisted of two large ceremonial chariots, (more…)

Harbinger beats his younger rivals to win the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot under Olivier Peslier.

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Serena Williams is thrilled to draw level with Billie-Jean King in the all-time Grand Slam winners’ list with victory at the Australian Open.

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After 13 seasons, on Sept. 13 at 8 p.m., Fox’s King of the Hill will air its last two episodes, back to back.

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