Katherine Jackson talks to CNN's Piers Morgan exclusively and tells him about missing Michael every day.
British sports fans who struck out twice trying to land Olympic tickets will get a third chance starting Friday.
Sports journalists John Cross and Begona Perez tell us who they think would be the worthy winners of the biggest club prize.
CNN's Pedro Pinto visits Wembley Stadium and looks at its history ahead of the 2011 Champions League final.
A Barcelona Super Fan predicts a battle in the El Clasico Champions League semifinal.
Real Madrid took the coveted 'King's Cup' on a ride to celebrate with fans and that's when things went horribly wrong.
Building work on a car designed to break the 1,000 mph (1609 kph) barrier has started.
Former Aston Villa boss John Gregory tells CNN about his task to keep a soccer team in Nazareth, Israel from being relegated.
Cool suit? Check. Edgy spectacles? Check. Warm vocal chords? Check.
UK singer Gary Go uses iPhone apps to perform and make music. He talks to CNN's Shanon Cook.
The singer's superstar pals cheer on her Sticky and Sweet show in London
The pop singer's tour arrives in the U.S. on Oct. 3 following its European leg
In west London on Sunday, a protester tried to grab the torch out of the hands of a TV presenter, forcing police to briefly stop the procession
If you are not careful when discussing England's crushing failure to qualify for Euro 2008, and the subsequent appointment of Fabio Capello as the national-team manager, you can appear to morph from cosmopolitan man of the world to foaming xenophobe. To demonstrate that you have nothing against foreign players or managers, it has to be picked through, step by step.
England's Premier League seeks to boost its global brand by staging regular-season fixtures in cities around the world
Also in this column: • EPL clubs rock Champions League • Readers' picks for Prem. champion
Prince Harry and his girlfriend of more than three years, Chelsy Davy, have split, London newspapers are reporting.
I got a call the other day from a club official who's been around a long, long time. He's the kind of person I would call every now and then to get my head straight, when the crush of NFL affairs became almost too overpowering. He saw things through a wry and caustic eye, especially the hypocrisy not only in the football world, but in big-time sports in general -- even though he was a part of that world. He used to get a special kick out of the way different clubs chose to handle, if that's really the right word, their disciplinary problems.
Prince William deftly sidestepped questions about on-again, off-again girlfriend Kate Middleton on Saturday when he and Prince Harry checked out the final preparations for the next day's Concert for Diana.
Sunday's Concert for Diana will feature one of the late princess's favorite bands: Duran Duran. So what was it like having the world's most famous royal as a fan?
George Michael will not serve any jail time after pleading guilty last month to driving while under the influence of drugs.
Mischa Barton was hospitalized for two hours on Memorial Day weekend after an antibiotic she was taking interacted badly with alcohol.
SI.com: Down to the wireupdated: Fri Apr 20 2007 11:56:00
Where banter is a mantra, The Limey is back from across the Atlantic.
Tickets for a pop concert to mark the 10th anniversary of Princess Diana's death sold out 30 minutes after going on sale, organizers have said.
Princes William and Harry say they plan a pop concert and memorial service to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of their mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
"If something's going to change, it's going to involve shifts in the attitudes of governments."
"The sun was shining ... so were the people, and so were the bands," U2's Bono said after coming off stage, one of the undoubted major stars of "The Global Jukebox," Live Aid 1985.
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