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Elegant Violence. Rugby is elegant violence. It is American football minus everything that soccer fans say sucks about American football. It is also soccer minus everything that American football fans say sucks about soccer.

Those "dares" sound so simple, but they're not, particularly in high school. High school is difficult for girls, but it's difficult for boys, too at least girls aren't told "girls don't cry" from the moment they're born. Girls, though, have their own specific challenges navigating a conformist world, and that's the world portrayed in "Moxie," based on a YA novel by Jennifer Mathieu. With a talented young cast, "Moxie" takes its inspiration from the riot grrrl era of the '90s, from Bikini Kill the punk rock feminist band most associated with riot grrrl , and, most of all, from the riot grrrl 'zines: self-created, self-designed, photo-copied, these 'zines spread across the country. In "Moxie," a current-day teenage girl named Vivian Hadley Robinson ignites a raging feminist movement in her high school, after discovering a treasure trove of riot grrrl memorabilia in her mother's trunk. Directed by Amy Poehler , "Moxie" is both an awkward act of nostalgia for '90s activism and an attempt to push the riot grrrl legacy into the future. High school is high school, no matter the era.

Please try again later. Moscow: The World Cup final between Russia and Croatia in Moscow was briefly interrupted when four intruders ran onto the pitch before they were hauled off by stewards. The Pussy Riot punk band, whose members were jailed for staging a protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin in a church, said on social media that they were responsible for the pitch invasion. In the second half of the match, four people wearing police uniforms ran out onto the pitch from the area behind the French goal. One was tackled on the sidelines but the other three managed to make it to the centre of the field before they were tackled by security officers.

Caster Semenya has told HBO that she offered to show her vagina to athletics officials when she was 18 to prove she was female. On when she took testosterone-suppressing medication for eligibility: "I didn't know if I was having a heart attack. It's like stabbing yourself with a knife every day, but I had no choice. All right? Gender tests on Semenya reportedly showed the runner had no womb or ovaries but that she had internal testes, the male sexual organs which produce testosterone, and her levels of the hormone were three times that usually expected in a female.