Alex Rodriguez

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Earlier this week, Allison Williams defended her embattled father, who has been suspended six months by NBC for lying on air about his experience aboard a helicopter in Iraq many years ago.

The actress referred to Brian Williams as an "honest man," which was a noble and understandable gesture, but come on.

This has been the worst PR week in the history of the National Football League.

Star Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has basically admitted to child abuse. Ray Rice knocked out then-fianee Janay Palmer with a punch, shedding light on other domestic violence cases in the NFL and the league's lax policy when it comes to alleged offenders.

Alex Rodriguez is swinging for the fences in his case against Major League Baseball, alleging in a lawsuit that the league bribed the star witness against him.

Alex Rodriguez was hit by a pitch last night in Boston, an event that led to the eruption of the Fenway Park crowd, the ejection of Yankees manager Joe Girardi and general chaos.

Red Sox pitcher Ryan Dempster, clearly trying to send a message, drew cheers from the fans when his first pitch to the reviled star went behind his knees in the second inning.

Donald Trump is weighing in on Major League Baseball's suspension of Alex Rodriguez, and suffice it to say it couldn't come soon or long enough.

"It is a great victory for NYC that A-Rod will never wear pinstripes again," Trump tweeted, then added in video form on Vine, "@arod sucks."

Major League Baseball came down hard today on players it found to be involved with Biogenesis, the Florida clinic linked to performance enhancing drugs.

The most prominent among them, New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, was suspended for 211 games - through the end of the 2014 season.

Alex Rodriguez is negotiating a settlement and suspension with Major League Baseball stemming from his use of performance enhancing drugs, reports say.

Last week, it was rumored that A-Rod faced a lifetime ban if he fought the MLB and lost. Now, it looks like he's quietly working on a different strategy.

Could Alex Rodriguez be facing a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball?

According to a new CBS News report, that possibility is not that far fetched.

Out of the Yankees lineup until at least the All-Star break, Alex Rodriguez has a lot of free time these days.

And we now have an idea of who he's been spending it with.