Entertainment

The legendary coach on how to manage stars, the qualities necessary in a champion and what needs to change in the sport of tennis. By Anthony Applewhaite, Agnès Catineau and Neal Wolin.

Brunswick talks with Katherine Brown, Executive Director of New York City Ballet, about the resurgence of an iconic cultural institution.

Content creators are gathering massive audiences for the news. Companies should take note. By Brunswick’s Kirsty Cameron, Georgina Malloy, Olivia Oran and Rachael Collins.

In Gatsby, the beauty of the American Dream competes successfully with the mendacity of it, perhaps because Gatsby’s ugly fate is no match for the narrator’s poetic ode to the American Dream.

A veteran executive of men’s teams and leagues, she now serves as President for a professional women’s soccer team. The numbers all point in the same direction, says Raven Jemison: “Women’s sports is a smart business investment.”

Fans of America’s most popular sport want more NFL during the off season, more NFL around the globe. Delivering that growth is O’Reilly, a League EVP who also runs the Super Bowl.

LVMH’s Antoine Arnault describes the luxury house’s creative and elegant partnership with the Paris Olympics to Nikhil Deogun, Brunswick’s CEO of the Americas.

The event is poised to be the high point of his turbulent, transformative presidency. Brunswick’s Philip Delves Broughton reports.

With the 2024 Games returning to Paris this summer, we look back at the 1924 Paris Olympics.

At the London Marathon, Jono Astle is trying to set a world record he would have never chosen. By Edward Stephens.

Many women in China take inspiration from World Champion Zhang Weili. By Yadan Ouyang.

What’s an NFL dynasty worth to Kansas City? By Kevin Helliker.

Magician, puzzle maker and author David Kwong talks to Brunswick’s Preston Golson and Carlton Wilkinson about the magic of revealing the tricks of the trade.

International arrivals fell 99.9% during the pandemic’s peak. Jeannie Lim of the Singapore Tourism Board discusses how the country’s tourism industry survived—and actually emerged stronger.

What began as a “crazy idea,” according to the people behind it, is today Singapore’s most successful homegrown musical—one that tells the story of the country’s founding and its founder. Brunswick’s Ben Fry reports.

Tiny Singapore boasts an outsized presence and performance across a huge range of areas.

For Singapore-based Netflix Vice President Dean Garfield, local stories are the entertainment industry’s window to global resonance. He talks to Brunswick’s Sunitha Chalam and Yan Tong Goh.

Smart negotiators and leaders often say little, in favor of listening, says Dan Lyons, author of "The Power of Keeping Your Mouth Shut." He talks to Brunswick’s Kavi Reddy.

Brunswick founder Sir Alan Parker speaks with Executive Chairman and former CEO of Disney.

Leaders of many kinds fascinate David Rubenstein, author, TV host, private equity pioneer.

From humble beginnings, the businessman became a kingmaker in the music business. He talks to Brunswick’s employees in a conversation led by Anthony Applewhaite and Erika Bell.

Winner of the most Tony Awards in history, she is “probably the most talented person on the planet.” By Carlton Wilkinson.

NBCUniversal’s Susan Rovner talks with Brunswick’s Morgan Snyder about building diversity in content and leadership.

San Francisco Conservatory of Music’s President David Stull has a vision for music education in the 21st century—beginning with a new building. By Carlton Wilkinson.

Coach John Rillie reflects on how his homeland finally won a men’s Olympic basketball medal. By Jessica Gang.

Her nickname refers to the spikes that helped earn China an Olympic gold volleyball medal. But teamwork is what defined Lang Ping’s Olympic triumphs as player and coach, writes Brunswick’s Linjia Dai.

After growing up sharing a love of rowing with his twin brother, Brunswick’s Scott Durant found himself alone on the Olympic podium in Rio.