As Slovenia prepares to compete in the FIBA Basketball World Cup this week, Luka Dončić is chronicling the team’s journey with a short-form docuseries that will be released in real-time. Designed to be consumed on your mobile device, Everything It Takes acts as the first project to come from the Dallas Maverick star’s newly launched production company, 77X. “I am proud to share the story of my national team, especially my teammates, and to shine a light on Slovenian basketball and what it means to me,” Dončić said, via Variety. “It’s more than just what we do on the court. It’s about the brotherhood, the heart of our team, the passion of our fans and the love for our country.” Slovenia faces off against Venezuela in its first group-stage game on Saturday, Aug. 26, at 7:30 a.m. ET.

In a surprising move, the NFLPA has rendered its relationship with Panini null and void. The news came late Monday via an official email from the players association to contract advisors. The message went on to state, “Effective immediately, Fanatics has the exclusive rights to make NFLPA-branded trading cards.” This move comes three years ahead of the scheduled transition, which was first announced in August 2021 and was supposed to take root ahead of the 2026 NFL season.

A year after setting the PGA Tour’s single-season earnings record at $14 million, Scottie Scheffler has broken his own achievement. The Texas-raised golfer has officially crossed the $20-million earnings threshold, having received over $21 million in prize money this season. Seven years ago, fellow decorated golfer Jordan Spieth became the first Tour athlete to collect $12 million in earnings. Scheffler isn’t the only athlete to cash in on lucrative rewards this season — Jon Rahm cleared $16.5 million, Viktor Hovland came in third with $14.1 million, and Rory McIlroy sits in fourth with $13.9 million in earnings. Scheffler also took home the biggest single payday on the PGA Tour this year — $4.5 million for winning the Players Championship in March.

It was an incredible month of football down under. While Spain hoisted the championship trophy for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, the wins were felt worldwide. The Athletic reports that this year’s event sold 1.98 million tickets over the month, outkicking projections by more than 500,000. The final game brought in 75,784 fans alone. These figures do not include the 750,000 individuals who attended the surrounding fan-fare events as well. FIFA also reports that social media performance increased more than 1500% over the 2019 tournament.

Want to see what the Barbie hype is about? Or maybe you’re interested in a history lesson through the cinematic lens of Christopher Nolan on a budget? Well, mark your calendars for the second annual National Cinema Day. The celebration is scheduled to return on Aug. 27 with movie tickets retailing for just $4. This goes for all films, in all formats, at any time. Per the Associated Press, more than 3,000 theaters nationwide are participating, including the popular chains AMC and Regal. Midnight showings, late Saturday into Sunday morning, will also be available at select theaters. For more information, visit NationalCinemaDay.org.