Spider-VerseActor Shameik Moore Admits He's a 'Sore Loser' After Saying Film Was 'Robbed' at Oscars 2024

Shameik Moore; “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse”.Photo:Jamie McCarthy/WireImage); Sony Pictures Releasing / Marvel Entertainment / Courtesy Everett CollectionShameik Moore, the lead voice actor inSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, called himself a “sore loser” after the film didn’t take home the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.At the 2024 Oscars on Sunday, the animated sequel was nominated alongsideElemental, Nimona, Robot Dreamsandthe winner, The Boy and the Heron.On X (formerly known as Twitter) Sunday, Moore, 28,wrote"robbed," seemingly referring to his film not claiming the prize.

SpongeBobCast Is Ready to Get 'Goofy' in Crazy Super Bowl Crossover Event: 'Going to Be a Lot of Fun'

(L-R) Nate Burleson and the cast of ‘SpongeBob Squarepants’.Photo:CBS Sports/Nickelodeon CBS Sports/Nickelodeon As theKansas City Chiefstake on theSan Francisco 49ersduringSuper Bowl LVIIIon Sunday, Nickelodeon and CBS Sports are teaming up forSuper Bowl LVIII Live from Bikini Bottom, featuring theSpongeBob Squarepantscrew. “We are so excited to just go into this massive sports event and just be goofy and silly, and make it a fun experience for kids and Nickelodeon fans,” Fagerbakke, 66, tells PEOPLE.

Sports Reporter Makes His Feelings Very Clear When He's Made to Cover Morning Weather During Blizzard

Mark Woodley is showing news viewers what happens “when you ask the sports guy to come in to cover a blizzard in the morning show.” The KWWL sports anchor went viral after his live coverage of the blizzard-like conditions in Waterloo, Iowa, got over two million viewson Twitterdue to his candid remarks about being out in thenegative-degree weatheron Thursday. “This is a really long show. Tune in for the next couple hours to watch me progressively get crankier and crankier,” he quipped on-air.

Sprinter Hunter Woodhall Has COVID amid His Paralympics Training: 'Completely My Fault'

Stefan Matzke - sampics/Getty The 25-year-old double-amputee sprinter — who was just in Paris to support his wife and long jump athleteTara Davis-Woodhallat the2024 Olympics— confirmed his diagnosis in a post onThreadson Aug. 15. “I tested positive for COVID,” he wrote in his post. “Unfortunate timing, but I knew it was a risk being around so many celebrating/traveling. Won’t be an excuse, gonna kick this thing and I’ll be ready for the Paralympics.

Sprinter Noah Lyles Breaks Decades-Old American 200M Record to Win Gold in U.S. Sweep

Noah Lyles.Photo: Steph Chambers/Getty The last timean American brokethe men’s 200-meter record,Noah Lyleswasn’t even alive. That’s how long Michael Johnson’s time of 19.32 in 1996 has stood, up until last night, when 25-year-old Lyles, born a year after, broke it with a 19.31 at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Lyles easily won the race, ahead of seven other runners, but the clock first showed that he ran a 19.