Tonight Watch Miss Universe 2017 The Most beautiful girls on the Planet

It's beautiful day of the World and The Universe as the Pagaent for this year contest is on! Tonight from 7 – 10 p.m. ET, airs the 2016-2017 Miss Universe Pageant live from the Philippines and the show will air on the FOX network. A total of 86 contestants will be competing for the crown this year and you probably want to tune in for the action live. T Steve Harvey returns as the host of the 2016-2017 Miss Universe Pageant and it all goes down tonight from 7 – 10 p.m. ET in USA time. However, with 86 contestants from around the world competing, viewers from across the globe will be tuning in. The official Miss Universe website has, in turn, provided a list of what networks and TV channels the event will air on in different countries. Read on below for the list. United States of America – FOX Angola – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Australia – Seven Network Cape Verde – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Colombia – RCN Dominican Republic – TELEMICRO Guineau Bissau – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Japan – FOX Mozambique – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Nicaragua – INTRASA Panama – MEDCOM Portugal – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Principe – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Sao Tome – Sociedade Independente de Comunicacao, S.A. Model Ashley Graham will serve as this year’s backstage correspondent and performers at the event include Flo Rida and Boyz II Men. For a glimpse into what you can expect to see with the contestants this year, check out the National Costume Show the contestants participated in via the below video. Begin watching at the 5:20 mark as it takes a few minutes to get the video started. Pageant enthusiasts all over the world are making their fearless forecasts on who may possibly succeed Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach at the 65th edition of the international pageant. One day before the coronation night, Missosology co-founder Pawee Ventura, who is a self-confessed die hard pageant fan, shared his top five picks after avidly following the Miss Universe candidates from day one until their preliminary competition last Thursday. First on his list is Miss Universe Brazil Raissa Santana, described by Ventura as “very personable.” “She’s a people person. She could be the best spokesperson of Miss Universe. I heard from the makeup artists, from the staff of Miss Universe, from insiders that Miss Brazil is really the one who’s leading,” he said. Dont miss this night's beautiful pageant!

WWE Royal Rumble 2017 Live: Let's Get Ready To Rumble

Wrestling fans! Gear it up for another very exciting ppv The Royal Rumble.. the First of the year. It took long enough for it to get here, but the 2017 Royal Rumble match is officially underway. This year’s lineup is stacked! The 2017 Royal Rumble match itself features major contenders such as Goldberg, Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, Big Show, Braun Strowman and many more Superstars. Raw and SmackDown Live’s major championships will also be up for grabs – Kevin Owens will face off with Roman Reigns for the WWE Universal Championship, plus AJ Styles will take on John Cena for the WWE World Championship. WWE’s other major championships will be up for grabs during an evening that will definitely be unforgettable. It's one of the most eagerly-anticipated events on the WWE calendar - the Royal Rumble. The 30-man contest - where the only way of being eliminated is being thrown over the top rope to the outside - provides the winner with a spot in the main event at WrestleMania. No less than 10 former world champions have already been confirmed for the contest, including some of the biggest names in the history of sports entertainment . And that's not all as AJ Styles defends the WWE Championship against John Cena, while Roman Reigns challenges Kevin Owens for the Universal Championship. Royal Rumble 2017 is being broadcast live from the 65,000 capacity Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas - where the event was previously held in 1997 - on Sunday, January 29. It gets underway from 7pm local time and from midnight in the UK. Professional wrestlers will convene in Texas for the WWE Royal Rumble 2017 on Sunday at the Alamodome in San Antonio. The event, in its 30th year, is part of pro wrestling's equivalent of professional tennis' Grand Slam. The Royal Rumble, along with WrestleMania, SummerSlam and Survivor make up WWE's "Big Four" events. The list of confirmed stars for the Royal Rumble has grown to 18, and includes Goldberg, Brock Lesnar, Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, Braun Strowman, Randy Orton, Luke Harper, Bray Wyatt, Kofi Kingston, Big E, Xavier Woods, Baron Corbin, Cesaro, Sheamus, Chris Jericho, The Miz and The Undertaker. The highlight of the event is a sort of organized chaos called the Royal Rumble, where participants enter the ring at timed intervals and are eliminated when they're tossed over the top rope. The winner is the last wrestler standing and earns a berth in the world championship match at WrestleMania 33. Want to watch? Here are the details: What: WWE Royal Rumble 2017. When: Sunday, Jan. 29, 4 p.m. Pacific time. Where: Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas.

watch Roger Federer vs. Rafael Nadal Australian Open Final 2017

For the first time in nearly six years, it’s Rafael Nadal vs. Roger Federer for a Grand Slam title. The pair of legends may no longer be No. 1 and 2 in the world, but as they’ve shown the past two weeks at the Australian Open, when they’re healthy, they are still incredibly difficult to beat. Nadal, who owns a significant edge in the head-to-head, enters the final as a slight favorite, but with all of the history, and with everything each player has been through the last couple of years, this feels like a toss-up. Here’s a look at the odds and a prediction for the legendary Aussie Open final matchup: Watch Here: Watch Roger Federer Vs Rafael Nadal Live Stream Odds: Nadal (-130), Federer (+114), per OddsShark.com Head-to-Head Record: Nadal leads 23-11; you can click here for full match history Grand Slam Head-to-Head Record: Nadal leads 9-2 Grand Slam Final Head-to-Head Record: Nadal leads 6-2 Last Match: Federer def. Nadal 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 in final of Swiss Indoors Basel on November 1, 2015 Federer vs. Nadal Prediction Don’t make me pick. “Fedal” has been undoubtedly one of the greatest rivalries in the history of the sport, and the fact that it’s actually happening again–in a Grand Slam final nonetheless–has me a little too excited to form coherent thoughts. But if I have to, I think this one comes down to fitness. Both of these guys are in their 30’s, both dealt with serious injuries last season, and both are coming off hard-fought, 5-set battles in the semifinals. Of course, both have proved thus far they are in great physical shape, but Federer needed a medical break after two sets against Stan Wawrinka, while Nadal’s semi against Grigor Dimitrov–which was a day later–lasted a grueling five hours, so it’s fair to say fitness is still a significant question mark here. Nadal’s level of success over Federer is obviously a major factor, as well. He has the game to somewhat diffuse Federer’s serve, and ultimately, that will be the difference in what will be a tight match. Prediction: Nadal def. Federer in 5 sets

Australian Open 2017 live: Serena Williams v Venus Williams in women’s final

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It's Final for women's Guys! The sisters will meet today January 28,2017 on Australian Open Finals. Dont miss to watch Australian Open 2017 live: Serena Williams v Venus Williams in women’s final Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of the Australian Open, with the Williams sisters meeting tonight in the first of this weekend’s dream retro finals. Veterans Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal play tomorrow night. With a 23rd major triumph, 35-year-old Serena can surpass German great Steffi Graf as the most prolific grand slam singles champion in professional tennis history. But Venus, 36 and contesting her first major final since 2009, has the chance to become the oldest women’s grand slam champion in the 49-year open era. The match kicks off at 7.30pm in Melbourne but we’ll be previewing all afternoon. Read Will Swanton’s cracking backgrounder VENUS Williams required treatment to her lethal serving arm on Friday as Australian Open favourite Serena Williams declared the latest instalment in a remarkable rivalry would be business as usual. The sisters practised on adjacent courts at Melbourne Park but there was no interaction as they prepared for Saturday night’s final. Venus, 36, had massage on her right forearm while Serena, 35, moved freely — and served thunderously — only metres away on an outside court. Venus, the world No.17, will play for her first major since Wimbledon in 2008, her eighth grand slam title overall and her first Australian crown. Venus Williams gets some treatment on her injured elbow during her practice session on Friday. Picture: Alex Coppel Serena, No.2 in the world, has won 22 majors, including and six Australian titles. Serena admitted to a certain discomfort in facing her older sister but, having played her in 27 previous matches (16-11 to Serena), their eighth grand slam final clash will still be a “win-win situation”. “It definitely makes it uncomfortable,” Serena said. “But after everything that Venus has been through with her illness and stuff, I just can’t help but feel like it’s a win-win situation for me. “I was there for the whole time. We lived together. I know what she went through. “In sport, you have to focus. But it’s also a great moment because you realise that we’re so close. We’re family. “But it’s that focus that you have to have, and the discipline. Dont miss to watch this exciting game, Australian Open 2017 live: Serena Williams v Venus Williams in women’s final

Rafael Nadal vs. Grigor Dimitrov: (Jan 27,2017) Australian Open Semifinal

It's Semis guys! Who will barge into the finals to met Federer? Dont miss this exciting match!

 Both set to put mostly disappointing 2016 seasons behind them, Rafael Nadal and Grigor Dimitrov will meet in the 2017 Australian Open semifinals on Friday. In terms of experience, these two fall on opposite sides of the spectrum. While Nadal has a chance to reach his 21st Grand Slam final (and potentially win his 15th major), Dimitrov has never made it past the semifinals at a major tournament. It’s a compelling matchup between two players who weren’t expected to make it this far, and it should be thoroughly entertaining. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the matchup: Nadal vs. Dimitrov, 2017 Australian Open Semifinal Date: Friday, January 27, 2017 Start Time, Australia: 7:30 p.m. GMT+11 Start Time, United States: 3:30 a.m. ET; you ca Grand Slam semis don’t come much more tantalizing. There’s emotion: Nadal and his old rival Roger Federer have been the sentimental favorites for the last two weeks, as they try to reclaim their old co-glory. There’s a clash of generations: The 30-year-old Nadal is a lifetime member of the Big 4, while the 25-year-old Dimitrov hails from the generation that has labored fruitlessly in the shadows of those legendary elders. A win for Dimitrov would turn that age-old hierarchy on its head. Best of all, there’s a crackling collision of two contrasting game styles, and two world-class talents seemingly playing their best tennis. Nadal leads Dimitrov 7-1 head to head, but the Bulgarian has always been able to get his cuts in and take control of rallies against the Spaniard. With his wide serve and sharp crosscourt forehands, he can pull Rafa wide to his backhand side, and then finish down the line. Their first three meetings all went three sets, and their fourth was a furiously competitive four-set quarterfinal at the 2014 Australian Open. The surface in Laver has quickened since then, which should help Dimitrov, who finally snapped his losing streak to Rafa last November in Beijing. Since that match, both men have only gotten better, and over the last 10 days their self-belief has grown accordingly. Now we’ll see who has more of it.

"Borrowing Problems from the Future" The Flash Season 3 Episode 10 Back in this Year

"Borrowing Problems from the Future" The Flash Season 3 Episode 10 Back in this Year What can paralyze the Fastest Man Alive? How about doubts because of his knowledge of the future? Time travel can be a real pain in the behind. Not just for TV writers, who have to jump through some logical hoops at times when employing it, but also for heroes like the Flash. When we left him before the winter break, Barry Allen was feeling especially tormented by his first trip to the future. While there, he witnessed the love of his life, Iris West, killed in front of him (two versions of him, to be precise), and all signs point to that tragedy as something that is going to happen. Even some much-needed wisdom imparted by Jay Garrick wasn’t enough to put Barry’s mind at ease, since he isn’t sure whether there is anything he can do to change what he’s seen or not. As we turn the page to the second half of season 3, there’s every reason to think that indecision will affect his actions over the next few episodes. As evidence of that, check out the official synopsis for this week’s new episode, “Borrowing Problems from the Future,” as supplied by The CW: Barry is tormented by his vision of the future where Iris is murdered by Savitar. When a criminal named Plunder (guest star Stephen Huszar) shows up in Central City, Barry recalls the villain’s presence in his vision of the future and fears that if he catches Plunder, it will cement Iris’ fate. Confused about Barry’s hesitation to stop Plunder, Wally decides to step in as Kid Flash. Caitlin offers Julian a job. Guess it’s a good thing Wally got his powers after all, eh? If Barry can’t do his job as the Flash, it’s no good for anyone in Central City, especially since Kid Flash is new to the whole hero gig. Keep an eye on Julian Albert too. The midseason finale cemented the idea that Julian wasn’t responsible for his actions as Doctor Alchemy and was simply a conduit for Savitar. But can he really be trusted when Savitar already revealed that one of the Flash’s team would betray him before it’s all said and done?

Homeland Season 6 Episode 2 "“The Man in the Basement”"

A new president has been elected in "Homeland" and this is causing quite a stir in the show. As for Carrie (Claire Danes), an American Muslim has been trending online for pointing out spots that have been targeted by terrorists. Whether this is actually free speech or an act of discrimination will be determined as the show moves on. Showtime’s hit series Homeland is back on the air, and some questions were answered from the conclusion of season 5. After stopping a Berlin terrorist attack in the last season, Carries finds herself back in the USA for season 6. She’s currently residing in Brooklyn and works for a non-government organization that protects the rights of Muslim Americans. We see Carrie visiting the former super-spy Quinn. He is not doing so well after his gas chamber experience from the fifth season. The effects of his brain trauma are more than obvious. Carrie attempts to be encouraging, but Quinn doesn’t want to hear any of it. Later on we see that Quinn being left alone is a bad thing as he sneaks out of the center and ends up at a brothel with a female friend. An associate of that female friend eventually robs Quinn of his remaining cash from, a disability check. We also see Saul and Dar Adal dealing with the new President-elect Elizabeth Keane. It’s clear that she intends to take action in regards to the USA’s current military occupation in the Middle East. However, she acknowledges that her power is non-existent until her inauguration. The meeting leaves Saul and Dar a bit concerned about the future of their military initiatives. Another important piece from the first episode is the introduction of Sekou. He is a young Muslim man that records videos at previous terrorist attack locations. This leads to him becoming a perceived national threat. As a result, the CIA burst into his family’s apartment to perform a search of the premises and detain Sekou. He is now Carrie’s new client, and it won’t be an easy case for her. This leads us into episode 2 which is entitled “The Man in the Basement.” Here is the official description of it from Showtime: Carrie and Reda fight for their client while Quinn fights against his new life. Saul and Dar suspect Keane has a secret. Additionally, here is how you can watch the episode live on TV or online: Date: Sunday, Jan. 22 Start Time: 9 p.m. ET Episode: “The Man in the Basement” TV Channel: Showtime Live Stream: Stream 1 | Stream 2