Sr. Entertainment Reporter And Deputy Editor
Samuel Clement is a Sr. Entertainment Reporter and Deputy Editor at BSO. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, entertainment, beauty and fashion, and pop culture, with a particular focus on professional sports and major league tournaments. Samuel's insights and reporting have been featured in BonaFide Media and NewsBreak.
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Kawhi Leonard has never been the NBA's biggest talker. The man can make a championship-winning shot and still look like he is waiting for his food order.
By: Samuel Clement
Terence Crawford may not be done with boxing just yet. The legendary fighter has sent the boxing world into a frenzy after teasing a possible return to the ring.
By: Samuel Clement
Mikayla Demaiter clearly has no plans to become forgettable anytime soon.
By: Samuel Clement
North Carolina State Trooper Sgt. Nekime Oxendine has been indicted on a first-degree murder charge in the death of fellow law enforcement officer Adam Bean
By: Samuel Clement
Aaron Rodgers is apparently done letting his old relationship with Danica Patrick do laps around the internet.
By: Samuel Clement
Samantha Stowell was supposed to be guarding prisoners. Instead, she ended up getting emotionally involved with one of them. And this was not exactly a harmless workplace crush.
Suzy Kolber is back behind the microphone, but this time, she is not talking about a Sunday night football game or breaking down the latest NFL drama. She is talking about what happened after ESPN showed her the exit.
By: Samuel Clement
Cassie Ventura and husband Alex Fine stepped out for a rare public date night in London on Sept. 10. They attended the season two premiere of “MobLand” at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square.
By: Samuel Clement
Some mugshots barely get noticed, others somehow become internet celebrities before the person in the picture has even had time to process what happened.
By: Samuel Clement
College football has become a strange place. Players change schools like they are changing phone carriers. NIL deals have turned locker rooms into mini business offices. And somehow,
