Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich Says He's 'Forever Grateful' for Support After Suffering Mild Stroke

Photo:David DowNBAE via Getty David DowNBAE via Getty Pop is on the mend! “This has certainly been an unexpected six weeks for my family and me,” Popovich, who turns 76 next month, said in the statement. “As we work together on my recovery, I want to take a moment to share that the outpouring of support we’ve received during this time has been truly overwhelming in the best possible way.”

Spurs Star Victor Wembanyama to Miss the Rest of NBA Season After Blood Clot Discovered

Victor Wembanyama.Photo:Chris Schwegler/NBAE via Getty Chris Schwegler/NBAE via Getty San Antonio Spurs starVictor Wembanyamais expected to miss the rest of the 2024-2025 NBA season due to a blood clot, the team announced on Thursday, Feb. 20.Wembanyama, 21, was diagnosed withdeep vein thrombosisin his right shoulder,the Spurs said. He received the diagnosis after returning to San Antonio following the NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco.The reigning NBA Rookie of the Year started feeling symptoms recently, but thought he would feel better during the two days off after the All-Star Game, sources toldESPN.

Spy Kids,Dirty Dancing,Beverly Hills Copand More Chosen by National Film Registry for Historical Preservation

Spy Kids,Dirty Dancingand more movies will be cemented into history for future generations to enjoy. On Tuesday, Dec. 17, the Library of Congressannouncedthe 25 movies being added to the National Film Registry this year, selected for “their cultural, historic or aesthetic importance to preserve the nation’s film heritage.” Robert Rodriguez’s 2001 family action flickSpy Kids, the 1987 Jennifer Grey–Patrick Swayze romanceDirty Dancingare both on the list, plus Eddie Murphy’sBeverly Hills Cop(1984),Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan(1982), horror classicTexas Chainsaw Massacre(1974) and more.

Squid Game Season 2Review: Less Bold, Still Brutal

Season 1 hero Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) is back, with a different motive.Photo:No Ju-han/Netflix © 2024 No Ju-han/Netflix © 2024 Season 1 ofSquid Game— the South Korean dystopian-action-thriller-genre-buster that produced a mound of bullet-ridden corpses and became a global phenomenon — was essentially about following the rules, making a plan (risky or not) and hoping and sweating your way to survival, then walking away with oodles and oodles of money.

Squid Game's Lee Jung-jae Says Season 2 Will Have 'More Surprises' Than the First: 'So Many Twists and Turns' (Exclusive)

Lee Jung-jae.Photo:No Ju-han/Netflix No Ju-han/Netflix Lee Jung-jaeis teasing season 2 ofSquid Game. The actor spoke with PEOPLE at the show’s Los Angeles premiere on Dec. 12, saying fans have a lot to look forward to with the upcoming season. Talking about his favorite part of filming, Jung-jae reveals “the new games” are the most exciting. “So I can tell you for sure that you’re in for even more surprises, because there are games within games, and I call them psychological warfare,” he explains.