Brian O'Keefe

One of the leaders of the sport’s analytics movement explains how numbers are changing the game, breaks down the most valuable players, and gives his prediction on whether Manchester City can once again beat Liverpool and Arsenal for a fifth straight title.

"Skinny kids, they should be making music or art. We don’t have to fight."

The seven-time F1 champion talks candidly about battling through his winless streak, calling bullshit on the F1 screenplay, getting out on the track with Brad Pitt, and how he’ll know when to walk away from racing.

Billie Joe Armstrong, fifty-one, is the lead singer and guitarist of the pioneering punk-pop band Green Day. This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of the group’s breakthrough record, Dookie, and twenty years since the release of the multiplatinum album American Idiot, which was adapted into a Broadway musical. On January 19, Armstrong and his Green Day bandmates—drummer Tré Cool and bassist Mike Dirnt—are releasing Saviors, the group’s fourteenth studio album. The band starts a major tour t…