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Inside a theatre just off of Bourbon Street, a jazz band grooves for an audience of excited second graders on a field trip. As the music fills the decades-old Preservation Hall, the kids laugh ...

In the weeks and days leading to Monday’s NBA Draft Lottery, the Utah Jazz and their fans knew the worst-case scenario for the team with the league’s worst record was the most likely possibility.

The 2025 NBA Draft Lottery did not go the Utah Jazz’s way on Monday night, but that doesn’t mean the world stops spinning. The Jazz will enter the NBA draft with picks 5, 21, 43, and 53.

Falling to fifth isn't ideal for the Jazz, but they have an opportunity to address the need for a scoring punch in a major way. Johnson may be the best scorer in this draft class, but where he ...

Following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, which killed 26 people, Jammu and Kashmir Police released photographs of three suspects, offering a ₹20 ...

But it’s not the No. 1 pick. The Jazz had the worst record (17-65) and like the Wizards and Charlotte, they had a 14% chance to get the No. 1 pick and a 52.1% chance to get a top-for pick ...

But…… There has been some great players drafted with the 5th pick! pic.twitter.com/o29KhUM9cc ...

If anything, it's a fun, intriguing conspiracy theory to play around with, but in the eyes of Utah Jazz general manager Justin Zanik, the lottery was anything but rigged, despite his team falling ...

We officially know the order of the 2025 NBA Draft now that the lottery is concluded, but there is still plenty to learn from the NBA Draft Combine. Now we know exactly where each team will pick ...

There has also been the RHS Malvern Spring Festival and the Badminton Horse Trials and also the Cheltenham Jazz Festival. It's been a busy one! Image source, Mikal Ludlow Flower fun: Growers and ...

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