We really wonder, who's dressing Tim Duncan? Does anyone want to let the big man know that it's cool to where clothes that fit nowadays? He probably never leaves his mansion anyway. These Vines are ...

Delightful absurdity resides at the core of sports fandom, and perhaps nowhere is that delightful absurdity better captured than on the social video platform Vine. So goes yet another deflating ...

Each weekend many different sports ball events happen. And each weekend people take the funniest, weirdest, or most impressive moments in those sports ball events and turn them into Vines (or, in the ...

Editor’s Note: This article previously appeared in a different format as part of The Atlantic’s Notes section, retired in 2021. On Saturday night I watched a grisly spectacle unfold on live television ...

Vine is going away. The six-second video sharing service has been perfect for capturing (and in some cases, enhancing) college football moments for internet consumption. We're very sad that Vine is ...

Raise your hand if you had any idea that Vine would take over as one of the main ways to view sports highlights. Okay, put your hand down. Liar. This year, the internet realized that Vine wasn't just ...

Twitter announced Thursday that Vine will be sent to the great cloud storage space in the sky, which is too bad. The looping six-second video format revolutionized the way fans consumed sports, from ...