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Sofia Franklyn, the former co-host of Call Her Daddy, is releasing a memoir titled Daddy Issues (due Nov. 10) that dives into the public fallout from her split with Alex Cooper and Barstool founder Dave Portnoy, her emotional and professional reinvention, and how she intends to tell her story on her own terms with a cover and narrative meant to go beyond online narratives.
Barstool Sports host Dan “Big Cat” Katz criticized the Golden Globes’ new Best Podcast award after his show Pardon My Take was snubbed despite being shortlisted; he called the process a joke and claimed voting was rigged, noting PMT did not receive a nomination while Good Hang with Amy Poehler won the award.
Cody ‘Beef’ Franke, a 31-year-old golf influencer and host associated with Barstool Sports, died suddenly in the Dominican Republic due to a medical issue while attending a wedding, as confirmed by Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy.
The article discusses the recent rightward shift in sports media, highlighting partnerships like Barstool Sports with Fox and the decline of left-wing influence, arguing that the industry has embraced a more conservative stance and questioning whether the grievance industry will acknowledge this change.
Fox Sports has announced a comprehensive partnership with Barstool Sports and its founder Dave Portnoy, including Portnoy joining Fox's college football show, the creation of a new daily studio show on Fox Sports 1, and digital content collaborations, marking a significant expansion of Barstool's presence in sports media.
Fox Sports has announced a comprehensive partnership with Barstool Sports, including Portnoy appearing on Fox's college football pregame show, Barstool content airing on FS1, and a new daily show hosted by Portnoy on FS1, aiming to attract a younger audience and create digital synergies.
Fox Sports is close to a deal with Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports to bring their content to FS1, including Portnoy's regular appearances on the college football pregame show Big Noon Kickoff, aiming to attract the 18-34 demographic and compete with ESPN's College GameDay. The deal would also include Barstool programming to replace recently canceled shows, marking a strategic move to boost ratings and audience engagement.
FOX Sports and Barstool Sports are close to a deal that would see Dave Portnoy join FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff and bring additional Barstool content to FS1, as part of a strategy to compete with ESPN’s College GameDay and revamp FS1’s programming lineup, though details are still pending.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy was targeted with an antisemitic slur during a pizza review in Toronto, prompting him to criticize the incident and take action against those involved, including revoking a trip to Auschwitz offered to a fan who posted a hateful sign on social media.
Six men have been identified and arrested for allegedly attacking former NHL player and Barstool Sports podcaster Paul Bissonnette at a Scottsdale restaurant. Bissonnette intervened when the group, described as "drunk golfers," began harassing staff, leading to a physical altercation. Bissonnette, known for his enforcer role in hockey, was injured in the brawl but managed to defend himself. The men face assault and disorderly conduct charges, with one still at large.
Former NHL player and Barstool Sports podcaster Paul Bissonnette was involved in an altercation at a Scottsdale restaurant, resulting in the arrest of six individuals. Bissonnette intervened when a group of intoxicated men began harassing the restaurant staff, leading to a physical confrontation that spilled into the parking lot. Despite being taken to the hospital, Bissonnette expressed anger towards the assailants and gratitude towards the restaurant staff and police. The incident highlights Bissonnette's transition from hockey to media, where he co-hosts the "Spittin Chiclets" podcast.
Former NHL player and Barstool Sports podcaster Paul Bissonnette was assaulted by six men at a Scottsdale, Arizona restaurant. The incident occurred at Houston's restaurant, where Bissonnette attempted to help management calm the men, leading to an altercation. The six men were arrested for assault and disorderly conduct, while Bissonnette sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a hospital. Bissonnette, known for his role as a studio analyst for TNT's NHL coverage, has gained prominence through his podcast "Spittin Chiclets."
Dave Portnoy announced he will be leaving Barstool Sports' "BFFs" podcast by the end of the year, citing a lack of interest in discussing teenage drama as he approaches 50. The podcast will continue with co-hosts Brianna LaPaglia and Josh Richards. Portnoy, who recently reacquired Barstool Sports, will focus on other ventures, including his "One Bite" pizza reviews and the "Unnamed Show."
Jon Gruden, former NFL coach, has signed a multi-year deal with Barstool Sports, a media company known for its contentious relationship with the NFL. Gruden, who resigned from the Raiders in 2021 following leaked emails, is currently involved in a legal battle against the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell. The case, which questions whether the litigation should proceed in open court or arbitration, is pending a rehearing by the Nevada Supreme Court. Gruden's new role at Barstool aligns with the company's history of challenging the NFL.
Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia denied rumors that Dave Portnoy paid her $10 million for a tell-all interview about her ex, Zach Bryan, on the "BFFs" podcast. LaPaglia claimed she was offered $12 million by Bryan's team to stay silent about their relationship but refused the money, citing moral reasons. She accused Bryan of emotional abuse and criticized his reaction to her clothing choices and music preferences. Bryan has not publicly responded to the allegations.