Date: Wed, 28. January 2009 10:12:38

Mo Williams was nearly flawless, and he kept the Cleveland Cavaliers perfect at home, too.Williams had a career-high 43 points and 11 assists, and LeBron James recorded his 20th career triple-double as the Cavaliers improved to 21-0 at home with a 117-110 win over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night.Williams, who is hoping to join James on the Eastern Conference All-Star squad, was 15-of-24 from the floor, made a career-best seven 3-pointers and added eight rebounds.James had 23 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists for his third triple-double this season. He picked up assist No. 10 in the third quarter with a pass to Williams, who knocked down three consecutive 3s _ all off feeds from James _ in a span of 1:05.

Date: Sun, 7. June 2009 21:05:39

Star beats Soderling to notch career Grand Slam, tie Sampras' record of 14

Date: Sun, 16. January 2011 14:18:29

Bournemouth have named veteran forward Lee Bradbury as caretaker manager. Bradbury, 35, started his career as a prolific forward but has played most of his Bournemouth career at left-back. He has been named as the man to prepare for Tuesday's visit to Rochdale as Eddie Howe completes his move to Burnley.

Date: Thu, 3. February 2011 09:23:57

Your money versus your music career. It's a common battleground for anyone trying to get a footing in the music biz, whether you're trying to promote yourself as a musician, launching a music related business or just trying to pay the rent with the proceeds from your entry level music job. On one hand, all of those things you've heard, like "you've got to spend money to make money," are true to a certain extent. You've got to be in it to win it, and sometimes being in it involves a financial risk. On the other hand, if you want to keep doing this music thing long term, it's important that you don't think in terms of just "risk" but rather take the idea of "mitigated risk" to heart. That means sourcing money carefully and spending it wisely on things that are going to allow you to keep building your career. In other words, it is better to spend your money on three regional tours than one tour of Tahiti (unless, of course, Tahiti is in your region). Sure, going to Tahiti would be cool, and you can definitely talk yourself into the idea that being that band who did their first tour in Tahiti will get you a lot of press. In reality, while you may get a tan, you will also big bills with little sustainable boost for your music career - and that all translates into the need to keep that day job. Need some help figuring out where to get the money for your music career, and how to spend it once you have it? Read on for help: Money and Music 101 How to Pay for Your Music Career Music Industry Investors Music Industry Quick Tip: Don't Charge It How to Write a Funding Application Get Tour Sponsorship Tour Support Loans and Grants: How to Spend It Careful Spending and Your Music Career originally appeared on About.com Music Careers on Monday, January 17th, 2011 at 09:34:39.Permalink | Comment | Email this

Date: Sun, 20. March 2011 22:03:10

PGT: Gary Woodland had just one par on the back nine of the final round at the Transitions Championship, but it was the biggest of his career, as it helped him capture his first career PGA Tour title.

Date: Sun, 20. March 2011 22:03:10

PGT: Gary Woodland had just one par on the back nine of the final round at the Transitions Championship, but it was the biggest of his career, as it helped him capture his first career PGA Tour title.

Date: Sun, 20. March 2011 22:03:10

PGT: Gary Woodland had just one par on the back nine of the final round at the Transitions Championship, but it was the biggest of his career, as it helped him capture his first career PGA Tour title.

Date: Tue, 21. December 2010 09:47:46

Ever see a movie or TV show where music is like one of the characters? Ever thought to yourself how cool it would be to be the one who actually chooses that music? Well, music supervisors are just that cool. Now, mind you, with that kind of coolness comes great responsibility (read: stress). After all, being a music supervisor isn't all about, "wouldn't it be awesome to have The Jesus and Mary Chain Just Like Honey kick in as Bill Murray rides through early morning Tokyo?" (Waiting for Translation - wow, is the music good in Sofia Coppola films) - in fact, that pay off  of the perfect scene usually comes well after plenty of back and forth and negotiation between plenty of different parties with divergent interests. In other words, music supervisors have to know their music, their licensing rules and their good negotiation strategies. But yeah, you're right - it is still a cool job (and no, it's not always about movies). Find out more about music supervisors work and see if it might be the perfect music industry fit for you.Music Career Profile: Music Supervisor originally appeared on About.com Music Careers on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 at 09:32:50.Permalink | Comment | Email this

Date: Wed, 11. November 2009 14:57:42

AP - Marat Safin ended his career Wednesday after losing to Juan Martin del Potro 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 in the second round of the Paris Masters.

Date: Fri, 29. January 2010 23:48:36

NFL fans will no longer be entertained by the talents of QB Kurt Warner. The successful football star announced his retirement today, following an impressive 12-year career.