Bleeding Cool Presents the Full Local Comic Shop Day 2025 Line-Up including Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse, IDW, Oni, ...

The Daewoo logo was always a little weird. In the 1960s, the logo consisted of a D and a backwards D facing each other, which is strange, since the word Daewoo only features one use of the letter ...

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Welcome to Intercourse, Pennsylvania, where locals have been living their best “off the grid” lives since before it became a ...

Quality wooden pieces that would cost hundreds elsewhere can often be found for $25 or less if you time your visit right. Don’t miss their legendary bag sales, where you can stuff an entire provided ...

The University of Alabama in Huntsville has refreshed its athletics logos as part of a new identity rebrand, it was announced ...

This year, the Internet took notice, and with that so did the league. In a world where player statistics and other graphic information can be added to a broadcast in real-time, there may be ...

EXCLUSIVE: Finnish actress and filmmaker Salla Kozma has launched her own production house. Pig & Horse Productions has debuted as a docs and unscripted formats producer, with bases in Monaco and ...

So, we’ll look at it.” The "Finals" logo ceased to become a court feature in 2014, with the league citing player safety due to the slipperiness of the decals.

It was first put on the floors in the 1989 NBA Finals, and two years later, decals for the entire NBA playoffs were placed. Like Silver said, it created a nostalgia that for some reason the league ...

During the in-season tournament, the NBA had 30 custom courts designed and in use, which is something some fans think could work for the Finals — especially if the “slippery” decals are a worry.