Michael Stahl

With automated balls and strikes on the way, C.B. Bucknor refusing to shake Oli Marmol’s hand could be the last time there’s this much drama between umpires and managers. And that sucks.

The iconic company is rebranding around its message of “pleasure for all," but does its commitment to consumer goods represent the death knell of yet another legacy print media publication?

The Midnight Theatre promises "everything under one roof that will help you escape your shitty life"

The National League East has yet to be decided, but the Mets are struggling to draw sizable crowds at Citi Field as fans are sitting out games in anticipation of the playoffs. That's a problem.

Everything you need to know about anal toys and how they can improve your sex life

Including one with a "finish me" mode

What prestige TV’s bookends had to say about this country and its citizens echoes the messaging of any Great American Novel: This place is shit.

We embedded with the Columbus Crew superfans known as The Nordecke for one wild weekend.

Is the idea of what makes great television actually ruining good shows?

For generations, MLB has operated as a monopoly, with players in its development league paying the price. Now, with adamant advocates and powerful politicos on their side, those most exploited by the system are hitting back.

For some couples, masturbation is more or less a secret. Others, however, adopt a much more liberal policy toward self-pleasure.

Contemporary comedians weigh in on the legendary comic's eerily prescient "Jammin' in New York" special

They let their female partners control almost every aspect of their lives, and they love it

On the fascinating co-dependent relationship at the heart of AMC's hit series

Suffice to say a lot has changed in two years, including how we get off

The pandemic changed what many women want out of relationships. Flakes and bad boys are out, nice guys are in.