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- 1Andre Agassi says he now finds more fun coaching tennis▼Andre Agassi having ‘more fun’ coaching in tennis after saying in his book he hated the sport
Andre Agassi, who wrote in his autobiography that he hated tennis, says he is having 'more fun' in the sport these days as a coach. The former world number one has reconnected with tennis through mentoring players, a striking change from the strained relationship with the game he described in his book. Comments about his new role are drawing fresh attention to his complicated history with the sport.
- 2Andre Agassi finds new joy coaching tennis after hating playing it▼Andre Agassi having 'more fun' coaching in tennis after saying in his book he hated the sport
Andre Agassi says he is having 'more fun' working as a tennis coach, a striking reversal after his autobiography revealed he hated the sport throughout his playing career. The eight-time Grand Slam champion has been working with top players, and his comments about now enjoying the game from the coaching side are drawing attention from tennis fans.
- 3Nijjar releases new Punjabi track Ammiye with Dr Zeus●Ammiye (Official Music Video) NIJJAR | Dr Zeus | Autobiography | Latest Punjabi Song 2026
Punjabi artist Nijjar has released a new music video, Ammiye, produced by Dr Zeus as part of the album Autobiography, presented as one of the latest Punjabi songs of 2026. The track is drawing heavy attention worldwide, with engagement exceeding 24 million, placing it among the most-watched new music releases globally this week.
- 4Gandhi's student habit of tracking every expense goes viral●Happy Gandhi Jayanti. A detail from his autobiography that feels surprisingly modern: as a student in London, Gandhi rec
On Gandhi Jayanti, people are sharing a detail from his autobiography: as a law student in London, Gandhi recorded every omnibus fare, stamp and newspaper purchase, and checked his accounts every night before bed. Commenters say the meticulous money-tracking feels strikingly modern, noting that seeing the full picture pushed him to change rooms and walk to save money.
- 5New autobiography Bows and Arrows draws reviewer attention▼Book review: Bows and Arrows: The Autobiography
The Strad has published a review of Bows and Arrows: The Autobiography, adding the title to current book coverage in the classical music world. The item flags the memoir as newly published and worth readers' attention, though no details of the author, content or the reviewer's verdict are given in the available coverage.
- 6Broadway's 'Celebrity Autobiography' Announces Early Closing▼Broadway’s ‘Celebrity Autobiography’ Announces Early Closing
The Broadway show 'Celebrity Autobiography' has announced it will close earlier than planned. The production, known for comedians reading excerpts from celebrity memoirs, is ending its run ahead of schedule, and news of the early closing is now circulating among theatre watchers and fans. No further details about the reasons for the closure or the exact closing date have been reported.
- 7Matthew Broderick and Katie Couric Join Broadway's Celebrity Autobiography▼Matthew Broderick, Katie Couric Join Broadway Run of ‘Celebrity Autobiography’
Matthew Broderick and Katie Couric have joined the Broadway run of 'Celebrity Autobiography', the comedy show in which performers read excerpts from real celebrity memoirs. The additions of the Tony-winning actor and veteran news anchor give the production fresh star power, and entertainment outlets are highlighting the unusual pairing as the show continues its New York engagement.
- 8Ray Romano, Allison Williams and Kate Walsh Join Broadway's 'Celebrity Autobiography'▼Broadway’s ‘Celebrity Autobiography’ Adds Ray Romano, Allison Williams and Kate Walsh
The Broadway show 'Celebrity Autobiography' has added Ray Romano, Allison Williams and Kate Walsh to its lineup. The comedy series features celebrities reading excerpts from their own and other stars' memoirs aloud. The casting news was reported by TicketNews, drawing attention to the rotating roster of familiar names appearing in the production.