Longevity-obsessed Tom Brady wanted his dog Lua to have a second lease on life so the NFL legend had her cloned. Months after Lua died, the seven-time Super Bowl winner welcomed another, similar-looking pup,

One Gronkowski was nearly impossible to stop, so opposing defenses are lucky Brady only cloned his dog and not the future Hall of Famer. Per Bailey Richards of People, Brady revealed Colossal Biosciences used blood collected from his previous dog Lua prior to her death in a cloning effort to create his current dog, Junie.

For the first time in more than 20 years, Tom Brady is a back-to-back world champion. Brady, who led the New England Patriots to back-to-back Super Bowl wins in 2004 and 2005, celebrated the feat over the weekend when his team claimed the inaugural E1 Miami GP to earn the E1 2025 Champions of the

Tom Brady recently revealed his new dog, Junie, is a clone of his late pit-bull mix Lua, who died in 2023. Brady said Colossal Biosciences used a non-invasive blood draw taken days before Lua’s death to create a genetic duplicate.

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Explorer Colin O’Brady is surrounded by duffel bags and dozens of neatly labeled bags of dried ramen while sitting down for a virtual interview from his Airbnb in southern Chile. That’s because the 40-year-old explorer is about to set off on what he says is his most ambitious expedition yet.

Indianapolis Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon has been making headlines for her behavior during the 2025 season. The daughter of the late NFL owner Jim Irsay took over team control when her father passed. Irsay-Gordon has gone viral for her behavior during the 2025 season. She's been spotted at ...

Tom Brady received mixed reviews during his first season at Fox Sports. The legendary NFL quarterback turned announcer arrived in the broadcasting booth pretty raw and unexperienced. Brady, who won seven Super Bowls during his time with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers,