Ben Stiller was one of the most visible supporters of the New York Knicks during their unexpected run to the Eastern Conference Finals this year, and the award-winning actor believes Tom Thibodeau deserves much of the credit for the success.
The New York Knicks wasted no time after being eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday to make a major change to their organization. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Knicks decided to fire head coach Tom Thibodeau on Tuesday as they begin their offseason and they now have a key hole to fill at the head coaching position.
The New York Knicks shocked the NBA world on Tuesday by firing head coach Tom Thibodeau. The Knicks made the conference finals this year for the first time since 2000, losing to the Indiana Pacers in six games. Thibodeau joined the Knicks in 2020.
The Indiana Pacers dominated the New York Knicks with a 125-108 win in Game 6 of the ECF to close out the series. With Hollywood star Ben Stiller taking
Iowa State alum and Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton took a shot at actor and New York Knicks fan Ben Stiller after beating the Knicks in Game 6 to advance to the NBA Finals.
Ben Stiller watched the Indiana Pacers eliminate the New York Knicks on Saturday night. Adding insult to injury, Reggie Miller was on the call. Miller, a Pacers legend and constant thorn in the Knicks' side, worked the Eastern Conference Finals on TNT.
Haliburton got the last laugh in this exchange
Tyrese Haliburton did not let Ben Stiller off the hook after the latter dished out some pregame trash talk. Stiller, an avid New York Knicks supporter, reposted a video of the Indiana Pacers star before Saturday’s all-important Eastern Conference Finals Game 6.
Even though there are just three teams remaining in the NBA playoffs, a handful of former Philadelphia 76ers are within arm's reach of capturing a title.
Pat McAfee would generally find his name being attached to anything concerning the NFL if he were talking about it on his show. Of late, the former NFL punter has seen his name dominate basketball-oriented headlines.
We love a TV series that leaves us with a lot of questions. Moreover, for every answer we get, we love it when we get two more questions from it. Like a hydra of enigmas.
To this day, no one makes Ben Stiller bleed his own blood, even the metaphorically drawn variety in the name of his New York Knicks fandom. Appearing on
The New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers have made the Eastern Conference Finals a lot more exciting than it was originally thought of. Tyrese Haliburton and his crew have taken the series lead, and some of it had to do with Pat McAfee taunting New Yorkers Ben Stiller and Timothée Chalamet in Game 4.
Ahead of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals, ESPN personality and proud Indianapolis supporter Pat McAfee went viral for calling out a few high-profile New York Knicks fans — among them Spike Lee, Timothée Chalamet and Ben Stiller — who showed up in Indiana for the matchup.
Celebrities have a responsibility as role models, even when they're sitting court side at an NBA game.
When Jalen Brunson and his New York Knicks booked their tickets to the Eastern Conference Finals, their fans understood that the next battle would be against Tyrese Haliburton and his Indiana Pacers.
Metropolitan support for injured Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum continues to pour in as the New York Knicks' conference semifinal playoff series with the defending champions continues.
So far, Breece hall is vibing with "Severance." The New York Jets running back recently asked his X followers whether the wildly popular Apple TV+ show
Earlier this week, the New York Knicks traveled to Michigan for Games 3 and 4 of the first-round series against the Detroit Pistons in the 2025 NBA Playoffs.
While on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Adam Scott commented on fans connecting his Parks and Rec and Severance characters.
"Severance" just dropped its season two finale and, within hours, Apple had announced a third season.
Severance is the most watched show in Apple TV+ history. During season two it surpassed the streamer’s previous record holder, the wildly popular Ted Lasso.
One of the biggest shows right now is Apple TV+'s Severance, which comes from director and executive producer Ben Stiller.
Severance‘s “Attila” served a Cuban-glazed ham with a side of deep theological questions about the human soul and accountability. But the episode also put in motion a possibility that would raise equally complicated, yet far more urgent questions about body autonomy and parental rights.
After a long hiatus, Severance has picked right back up where it left off. That’s true both literally and figuratively. The show is just as great as ever, and season two’s second episode revealed Mark returned to work just a couple days after the Innie Macrodat Uprising.
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