Hey, Tiger, Lack of Privacy Is Part of the Deal
Memo to Tiger: if you really wanted your privacy, maybe you should just have played championship golf, lived on the prize money, and gone home.
As the college football regular season reaches its climax this weekend, here are four suggestions I would make to Ari Fleischer and the BCS to more effectively manage public perception.
Memo to Tiger: if you really wanted your privacy, maybe you should just have played championship golf, lived on the prize money, and gone home.
From the outside, the life of a celebrity athlete's wife is seen as a carefree, labor-free filled life of overly pampered women. But infidelity is one of the hardest jobs in professional sports next to what's done on the field.
ESPN is bad for sports. There, I said it -- though I'd wager I'm far from the first. What started as the sporting world's little network that could has grown into a behemoth.
Quick first thought about the World Cup draw today: Group G seems the toughest group, with three marquee teams battling for two qualifying spaces.
On November 19th, Obama praised Muhammad Ali as "a force for reconciliation and peace around the world." On Tuesday, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning president reconciled himself with war.
For the first time in a long time, a celebrity has decided not to publicly spin his side of the story, and it's driving people crazy.
The draw today determines who the U.S. will face next June and is one of the most significant factors determining a team's success in the tournament.
Men don't have to pick sides. Men get to shake their heads and chuckle inside, and promise their wives, I can't imagine how he could do that to that sweet wife, all the while knowing the truth -- but of course they can imagine.
The Oddity of the Year award celebrates moments to cherish - and forget.
What could have possibly possessed a young billionaire with the world at his feet to rely on the loyalty of a cocktail waitress to protect his personal and professional domain?
What's the real business lesson in Tiger's astonishingly precipitous fall from grace? In the age of the personal brand, Twitter and real-time, one major misstep can cost you a fortune.
The catching of the Tiger by the tail has exposed one of the last citadels of what some of us hoped to be a perfect role model in sports.