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Boulder teen aims for Olympics and Tour de France in two years Let's start with the Tour de France, which begins today with seven-time champion Lance Armstrong back in the saddle again after a three-year retirement. "I'm just going to put it out there: I think he's going to win the Tour this year," Phinney said during a recent interview with the Camera. "I've been hearing from a lot of people that he's going really well right now and his legs are fit, he's light." Last fall, Phinney decided to leave Boulder-based Garmin-Slipstream to be a part of Armstrong's Trek-Livestrong Under-23 team. A pep talk from Armstrong proved to be the perfect elixir to Phinney's Olympic hangover as the phenom from Boulder became the world elite pursuit champion. "Having Lance backing it and having his name involved is really special for all of us... [read full story]
Lakers SF Ron Artest had 17 points, seven rebounds and four assists Tuesday against the Knicks, giving him one of his better performances in recent days. He has scored in double figures in only four of his last eight games,...
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Kobe Bryant hit 14 of his 20 shots for 34 points Tuesday in the Los Angeles Lakers' 100-90 win over New York. Eight of Bryant's total came during a 17-0 Lakers run in the third quarter that put Los...
It's been a while since last Neve Campbell talked about the Scream franchise, but the star just dropped some really interesting things about the upcoming film. In a recent interview with Black Book Mag Campbell had this to say:...
An Emirates' A380 will serve Paris from December 29, one month earlier than planned. The airline had previously announced that the super-jumbo would head to Paris Charles de Gaulle from February 1 next year, but an operational...
