He's early. It's just after 10 a.m. at the Turnberry Isle Miami in Aventura, Florida, and in walks Dennis Rodman—all six feet seven inches of him, wearing a tattered baseball cap emblazoned with "Cheetah Gentlemen's Club," a wrinkled cotton T-shirt, black nylon track pants and a pair of impossibly large ... More

While the dust in Los Angeles has yet to settle after recent revelations of Clippers owner Don Sterling’s regrettable remarks, nothing about the future of Sterling or the team is certain. Some observers claim the NBA lacks the authority to force Sterling to sell the team while others, like basketball ... More

They Call Me the Boss “I used to be called bossy. Now I’m badass.” – Katie Couric, lending her voice to Sheryl Sandberg’s “Ban Bossy” campaign, which encourages assertive little girls to shirk disparaging undertones often associated with words like “bossy.”   Foul Play “Let's be honest, 70% of teams in NBA could ... More

Corporate sponsorship is the lifeblood of the Olympics, funding most of the training and facilities nowadays, but it’s rare that the sponsor, outside of writing a big check, can actually contribute towards athlete’s performance. BMW’s involvement with USA’s two-person men’s and women’s bobsled teams seems like prudent marketing—speed and handling ... More

Elephants are much more competitive than you might think. At least that’s the impression I got sitting pitch side during the King’s Cup, an annual series of polo matches played by Babar types in the southern Thailand beach town of Hua Hin. What happens over the course of the ... More

As two of the most successful and recognizable athletes in the world, top-ranked Serbian tennis phenom Novak Djokovic and Australian golf champion Adam Scott aren’t unfamiliar with fans analyzing their every move. During this year’s U.S. Open, 11.7 million viewers watched the 26-year-old Djokovic compete for the championship trophy, and ... More

Hanging loose isn't exactly the picture of luxury, but lately, with VIPs like Gisele and Justin Timberlake shredding it around the world, surfing has hit a wave of popularity with affluent athletes and travelers. And one man, Australian surf coach Ross Phillips, is at the forefront of the sport's ... More

From the Williams sisters’ razor sharp neon nails to Maria Sharipova’s designer on-court ensembles and Rafael Nadal’s mop top, there’s no denying that professional tennis has turned into a bit of a vanity sport. The players have got spunk, that’s for sure, and if anyone saw this phenomenon ... More

A new set of wheels comes to New York this Wednesday when W Hotels launches its Room and Board program. Anyone who's ever wished they could roll themselves from point A to point B on a skateboard—or just learn how to—is in luck this summer: The hotel group ... More

Race fans, horse lovers and Belmont jockeys and trainers flooded Bobby Flay's Bar Americain Thursday night as the celebrity chef and racehorse owner hosted a private dinner and live auction— raising $450,000—to benefit two racehorse-related nonprofits. With the Belmont Stakes just a day away, DuJour caught up with Flay—who ... More