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De Steven Spielberg a Oprah Winfrey: estos son los 18 famosos más ricos del mundo en 2025
Las personas más ricas del mundo son empresarios. Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg y Jeff Bezos coronan el listado anual de Forbes, con fortunas estimadas en 342.000 millones de dólares, 216.000 millones de dólares y 215.000 millones de dólares, respectivamente. Los tres magnates son conocidos en todo el mundo, pero en su caso, primero vino el dinero y luego la fama.
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The worlds of pop music and sports collide once again! Everyone is talking about the budding romance between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, so here's a chance to chime in. What do you think? Comment below!
Dr. Z's Memoirs: A Life in Journalism
This week at The MMQB is dedicated to the life and career of Paul Zimmerman, who earned the nickname Dr. Z for his groundbreaking analytical approach to the coverage of pro football. For more from Dr. Z Week, click here.
VIDEO: Jalen Rose, Chris Webber exchange public comments at each other
DETROIT - Jalen Rose and Chris Webber exchanged public comments at each other about a potential Fab Five reunion this week.Webber was on a press tour for 'Uncle Drew,' after accepting an invitation from Jim Harbaugh to be an honorary captain for a football game.That drew criticism from some, who point to Webber's lack of public communication with his teammates and the University of Michigan.
Imagining The MMQB All-Time Draft Teams
On a steaming, northern Midwestern July morning, Vince Lombardi moves through the middle of a complex of practice football fields at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wis. Grumpily eschewing the fancy, breathable outfit left in his locker that morning by a shoe-and-apparel company representative, Lombardi is wearing wrinkled, pale-yellow football pants and a white T-shirt, with a weathered baseball cap shading his tanned face.
Peter King's MMQB: Introducing The All-Time NFL Draft
Today we kick off a project that’s been a long time coming. The executive editor of The MMQB, Mark Mravic, suggested a couple of years ago that we do an all-time draft of pro football players. How cool would it be, he thought, if we got smart football people together and conducted a draft from the pool of every one of the more than 23,000 men who have played in the NFL, AFL and All-America Football Conference?
Dwyane Wade Best SI Photos
Dwyane Wade — the three-time NBA champion and 2005-06 Finals MVP named to 12 consecutive All-Star teams, all with the Miami Heat — will reportedly sign a two-year, $47.5 million deal with the Chicago Bulls. Here, we present SI's best photos of D-Wade through the years.
100 Best NBA Finals Photos
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LeBron James loses the ball as he tries to fend off Andre Iguodala in Game 1 between the Warriors and Cavaliers. Golden State won the game and the series 4-2. Iguodala became the first player to win the Finals MVP award without having started every game in the series. He was tasked with guarding LeBron, who made only 38.1 percent of his shots when Iguodala was in the game.
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NBA Finals Rematches
It’ll either be repeat or redemption. A rematch will decide. Cleveland and Golden State are about to reunite in the NBA Finals, starting Thursday night in Oakland. It’s the 14th Finals rematch. A good sign for Cleveland, which lost to Golden State last season: Six of the last seven teams that lost the Finals one year won the rematch encounter.
Joe Namath Best SI Photos
Joe Namath takes the field during pregame ceremonies honoring former Super Bowl MVP winners before Super Bowl 50 between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers on Feb. 7, 2016 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
100 Best Stanley Cup Final Photos
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Duncan Keith scored in the second period and directed a dominant defense that shut down Tampa Bay's high-scoring attack, and the Blackhawks beat the Lightning 2-0 in Game 6 for their third NHL title in the past six seasons.
By Gene Puskar Verified, Bruce Bennett Studios, Neil Leifer, Brian Babineau, Robert Beck, Ron Frehm, Manny Millan, Dave Sandford, Roy Bash, Claus Andersen, John Biever, David E. Klutho, Rich Lam, Lou Capozzola, Harry How, John F. Jaqua, Susan Walsh, James Drake, Roger St-Jean, Tony Triolo, Scott Levy, Ryan Remiorz, Robert Laberge, Jeff Haynes, Brian Bahr, Andrew Bernstein, John Cordes, Lee Balterman
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The NBA's Great Game 7s
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Injuries, fatigue and a poor night of shooting didn't stop Kobe Bryant from acquiring a second consecutive NBA championship and his fifth overall. Despite his unsightly 6-for-24 shooting, Bryant (23 points, 15 rebounds) led the Lakers to a gritty 83-79 Game 7 win over their storied rivals.
By Andrew Bernstein, Dick Raphael, Ron Koch Verified, Ben Margot, John W. McDonough, John Biever, Manny Millan, John Iacono, Paul Kennedy Verified, James Drake, Walter Iooss Jr., Richard Meek
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The NHL's Great Game 7s
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Playing in their first playoff series in nine years, the Maple Leafs looked like they had things sewn up with a 4-1 lead and 14 minutes remaining in the third period. That's when Boston found the magic. The Bruins scored three straight goals to close out the third, with Patrice Bergeron potting the tying tally as well as the winner six minutes into a tense overtime period.
By David E. Klutho, Jared Wickerham, Eliot J. Schechter, Brian Babineau, Jim Rogash, Jeff Vinnick, Thearon Henderson, Michael Dwyer Verified, Bill Kostroun, Richard Rees, Jim McIsaac, Ezra Shaw, Jeff Gross, Chris O'Meara Verified, Steve Nesius, Brian Bahr, Andy Scott, Bruce Bennett Studios, Ron Frehm, John Biever, John Iacono, John F. Jaqua
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Best NFL First-Round Picks by Draft Slot
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Like John Elway in Denver, Manning will first and foremost be remembered as an Indianapolis Colt. His move to Denver, though, produced one of his finest statistical seasons—no small feet for a player who made his 14th Pro Bowl and has 10 All-Pro nods, five NFL MVPs, plus two Super Bowl wins and one big game MVP. No player taken No. 1 overall since 1970 has been better than Manning.
By Simon Bruty Verified, John W. McDonough, John Iacono, Otto Greule Jr, Robert Beck, Damian Strohmeyer, John Biever, Al Tielemans, David E. Klutho, Rob Brown, Walter Iooss Jr., Mitchell Layton, Andy Hayt, Kevin Rivoli Verified, Bill Frakes, Andy Hay
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Tim Duncan Rare SI Photos
Tim Duncan smiles with his son Draven and daughter Sydney during a press conference following Game 5 of the NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat on June 15, 2014 in San Antonio.
Classic Photos of Steve Spurrier
As Steve Spurrier celebrates his 71st birthday on April 20, 2016, we present these classic photos of the "Head Ball Coach," dating back to his days as both a Heisman trophy-winning and NFL quarterback.
HOOPLA! MICHAEL JORDAN AND SHAQUILLE O'NEAL LOOMED LARGER THAN LIFE BUT NOT LARGER THAN THE DEADLOCKED BULLS-MAGIC CONFERENCE SEMIFINAL
It has been billed as the ultimate confrontation, Air Jordan vs. Shaq, which is misleading because they confront each other only occasionally. Every now and again Chicago Bull guard Michael Jordan will soar down the lane to find Orlando Magic center Shaquille O'Neal in his path, and O'Neal will periodically look down to find Jordan slapping at the ball during one of the Bulls' countless efforts to double-team him. But this is not Chamberlain against Russell, or even Ewing against Olajuwon.
Kobe Bryant Photos SI's best
Kobe Bryant will retire as one of the greatest NBA players of all time. In his 20-year NBA career, Kobe was named an All-Star 18 times and is currently third all time on the NBA scoring list. He has won five NBA titles, two finals MVPs, one regular season MVP and he is an 11-time All-NBA first team. The leading scorer in Los Angeles Lakers history, Kobe has also led the 2008 and 2012 US Olympic team to gold medals. Here, we present SI's 100 best photos of the "Black Mamba" through the years.
1986: Unforgettable Year in Sports
In a series packed with drama, the Astros took the opener 1-0 as Mike Scott outdueled Dwight Gooden with a 14-strikeout gem; the Mets won Game 3 on a walk-off home run by Lenny Dysktra and Game 5 on a 12th-inning single by Gary Carter. Game 6 topped them all for drama. The Mets trailed 3-0 entering the top of the ninth, but rallied for three runs to force extra innings. Both teams scored in the 14th and the Mets scored three in the 16th.
Stephen Curry Classic Photos
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Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will be named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player for the second year straight in 2016. His dominant season came in a year when the Warriors surpassed the 1995–96 Chicago Bulls’ single-season win record, going 73–9. Curry becomes the 11th player in NBA history to win back-to-back MVP awards, joining LeBron James, Steve Nash and Tim Duncan as the players to accomplish that feat since 2000. Here's a look at "The Baby Faced Assassin" through the years.
By Chuck Burton, Streeter Lecka, Jesse D. Garrabrant, Rocky Widner, Noah Graham, Jeff Siner Verified, Jeff Chiu Verified, Mitchell Leff, Ezra Shaw, John Biever, John W. McDonough, Jed Jacobsohn, Greg Nelson, Chris Keane, Walter Iooss Jr., David E. Klutho
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Tom Brady testifies against NFL over Deflategate proceedings
The most important passage from the 457-page transcript of Tom Brady’s testimony of his June 22, 2015 appeal is merely two letters long. The National Football League Players’ Association made a transcript of Brady’s testimony, along with scores of other documents, public Tuesday afternoon. The NFLPA had previously agreed to an NFL request to keep certain materials, including Brady’s testimony, confidential.
Rare Photos of Reggie Miller
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Re-living USA vs. Switzerland: 1994 World Cup
The U.S. men's national team meets Switzerland in a friendly Tuesday that, in the grand scheme of things, means little for both teams. When they met in 1994, however, the stakes were considerably different. The USA played its opening match of the 1994 World Cup that it hosted against Switzerland at the Pontiac Silverdome in Michigan and earned its first point in a World Cup in 44 years with a 1-1 draw.
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Five-time MVP and 14-time Pro Bowl quarterback Peyton Manning turned 39 years old on March 24, 2015. Here are some rare photos of the Manning, who holds upward of 40 individual NFL passing records. View Gallery Next
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Five-time MVP and 14-time Pro Bowl quarterback Peyton Manning turned 39 years old on March 24, 2015. Here are some rare photos of the Manning, who holds upward of 40 individual NFL passing records. View Gallery Next
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Five-time MVP and 14-time Pro Bowl quarterback Peyton Manning turned 39 years old on March 24, 2015. Here are some rare photos of the Manning, who holds upward of 40 individual NFL passing records. View Gallery Next
SI's Best Photos from Super Bowl XLIX
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SI's 100 Best Super Bowl Photos
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SI's photographers have shot every Super Bowl in history, leading to this collection of their best shots -- with at least one picture from every game. Jerry Kramer and Forrest Gregg carry head coach Vince Lombardi off the field after the Packers' 33-14 win over the Oakland Raiders. The victory, Green Bay's second straight Super Bowl triumph, was Lombardi's final game as the Packers' coach. Neil Leifer
By David Bergman Verified, Rich Clarkson, Walter Iooss Jr., Simon Bruty Verified, John W. McDonough, Al Tielemans, Bill Frakes, David E. Klutho, Robert Beck, Tom DiPace, Damian Strohmeyer, Ronald C. Modra, Manny Millan, Neil Leifer, George Tiedemann, John Biever, Tony Triolo, John Iacono, Andy Hayt, V. J. Lovero, Bob Rosato, Richard Mackson
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Richard Sherman: Roger Goodell should have to talk weekly
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Classic SI Photos of Pedro Martinez
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SI Vault Q&A: Alex Wolff on 'Why Miami Should Drop Football'
The June 12, 1995 cover of Sports Illustrated is one of the few in the magazine's history to have no artwork: no photograph, no painting, no illustration. Instead, there were eight simple words in white text against a green background and, in orange, the magazine's logo: "Why the University of Miami should drop football." The stark, text-only cover in the Hurricanes' school colors made almost as much news as the story inside.
JAWS and the 2015 Hall of Fame ballot: Randy Johnson
The following article is part of my ongoing look at the candidates on the BBWAA 2015 Hall of Fame ballot. For a detailed introduction to this year's ballot, please see here. For an introduction to JAWS, see here. Randy Johnson dealt in intimidation. Towering at 6-foot-10, with a get-off-my-property scowl and a wingspan approximating that of a Boeing 747, he cut an imposing figure that provided him with both physical and psychological advantages against opposing hitters.
50 Groundbreaking Female Film Artists Weâre Thankful For
Too often, women occupy under-appreciated roles in Hollywood, bolstering a system that either takes them for granted or doesnât celebrate them like it should. The statistics continue to be dismal, as reported in Women and Hollywoodâs write-up, which reminds us that women directed only 4.7 percent of studio films between 2009 and 2013.
JAWS and the 2015 Hall of Fame ballot: Burning questions
On Monday morning, the Baseball Writers Association of America announced its 2015 Hall of Fame ballot, a slate that adds 17 newcomers to a group of 17 holdover candidates.
Randall Cobb contract extension: Green Bay Packers hope to keep wide receiver
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- When the Packers opted to let proven and highly productive veteran receivers Greg Jennings and James Jones walk away via free agency the past two years, they did so in part because they were convinced Randall Cobb’s best days in Green Bay were still ahead. A quick check of the record reveals those best days have arrived.
Rare Photos of Peyton Manning
(Left to right) Charles Woodson, Ryan Leaf and Peyton Manning toss a ball around prior to the 1998 NFL draft. Manning, who controversially lost out on the 1997 Heisman Trophy to Woodson, was the first selection of the draft, with Leaf going second to the Chargers.
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