Ben Shelton Just Shocked Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open — and America Has a New Tennis Story New York — Some tennis matches are remembered because of the score. Others are remembered because of when they ended, how they ended, and who was standing at the other end of the net. Ben Shelton's latest US Open night had all three. The American stunned defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in a four-hour, 28-minute quarterfinal thriller at Arthur Ashe Stadium, winning 6-7(5), 6-1, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 in the deciding match tiebreak. And the clock was almost as unbelievable as the result. The match finished at 3:33 a.m. local time , making it the latest-finishing match in US Open history. Shelton ended the battle with a massive 146-mph ace . Now comes an all-American semifinal. Ben Shelton vs. Frances Tiafoe. And suddenly, American men's tennis has a story that feels much bigger than one upset. Ben Shelton vs Carlos Alcaraz: What Happened? Coming into the quarterfinal, Alcaraz was t...
Elizabeth Holmes Is Back in the Spotlight — But This Time, the Cameras Were Invited In Elizabeth Holmes has spent the past several years being one of the most recognizable names in the Theranos scandal. Now, she's suddenly back in the headlines. But the reason is not another court hearing or a new Theranos revelation. It's a movie. A new documentary called You Can See Everything , directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, has emerged almost out of nowhere after being secretly filmed for years. The film had its surprise world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival , where audiences were reportedly asked to keep their phones sealed and avoid revealing details of the documentary. A24 has now released a teaser, and the movie is scheduled to reach theaters in October. And here's what makes the project particularly fascinating: Holmes herself allowed the filmmakers into her life shortly before she reported to federal prison. So this isn't simply another docu...