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Michael Phelps' estimated worth is around $50 million -- so, by our math, he should be able to afford the $20K he owes the State of California. But alas, like a Michael Jackson legal bill, the debt remains unpaid.
Nov 22, 2009 (The Roanoke Times - At some point, Jordan Anderson might be able to gauge the response to his selection as a Rhodes Scholarship winner. With all of the other issues spinning inside his head, Anderson had neglected...
Sunday, November 22, 2009 Anne Kramer Olympian Michael Phelps apparently owes the state of California thousands of dollars. TMZ.com reporting that Phelps owes 20-thousand in back taxes. The website reports that a tax lien shows...
Source: jezebel.com — Sunday, November 22, 2009Jon Gosselin attempted to make peace with Kate Gosselin at a divorce arbitration hearing yesterday by bringing roses to the courtroom. Kate turned them down, “but in the end it all...
Australia's Matthew Abood has set one of two new World Cup short-course best times in Singapore, clocking 45.46 in the men's 100 metres freestyle. Meanwhile Swedish swim queen Therese Alshammar, who has dominated the 50m...
France forward's Maradona moment won't diminish his allure to advertisers By JONATHAN CLEGG In hindsight, Thierry Henry was only following in the feet of his role models when he committed the blatant handball that sent France...
AFP/File – S.Africa's Darian Townsend (right) and Britain's Robert Bale are seen competing during the heats … SINGAPORE (AFP) – The final leg of the shortcourse swimming World Cup gets under way in Singapore on Saturday with...
Rams quarterback Kyle Boller is dating Carrie Prejean, the model who said she was forced to resign as Miss USA runner-up because of her religious beliefs. She sued the pageant over it until it was revealed there are eight sex...
Navigation: Jump to content areas: An unofficial Philadelphia Eagles blog I think he has go to one of the ugliest guys I ever seen… along with Michael Phelps. They actually look kinda similar. In life, as in a football game,...
Three years ago, the Washington state association that regulates fair play in high school athletics faced an unusual query from administrators: What should they do about four boys who wanted to participate on girls' teams.
