Elisabeth Shue showed up at Indian Wells Tennis Garden with a racquet in hand and ready to play. The Oscar-nominated star of “Leaving Las Vegas” (1995) hit with local kids in a USTA event held during the BNP Paribas Open.
Life at the BNP Paribas Open
Girls Go Nuts for Novak
World No. 1 player Novak Djokovic kicked a soccer ball around Wednesday at Indian Wells Tennis Garden sans his shirt, causing quite a raucous stir among female fans during BNP Paribas Open.
Rafa in the Zone
‘Normal guy’ Rafael Nadal has his sights set on Indian Wells and reclaiming the world’s No. 1 ranking
The world’s No. 2-ranked tennis player eschews the suggestion that he is the sport’s hottest stud. “I see myself as a very normal guy,” he says, “definitely not as a sex symbol.”
Advantage Indian Wells
BNP Paribas open serves up amenities
This year, fans will see a number of improvements, highlighted by a 19,140- square-foot shade structure placed within the East Village.
The Greatest Moments in Sports
With top-flight golf and tennis events, the eyes of worldwide television audiences have long been fixed on the desert. We tapped the memories of sports enthusiasts who have lived here long enough to have seen it all.
With top-flight golf and tennis events, the eyes of worldwide television audiences have long been fixed on the desert. We tapped the memories of sports enthusiasts who have lived here long enough to have seen it all.
The Court as Stage
At the top of his game, Novak Djokovic will play to the Indian Wells Tennis Garden crowd in his second Pacific Life Open.
At the top of his game, Novak Djokovic will play to the Indian Wells Tennis Garden crowd in his second Pacific Life Open.
The Lead
The Pacific Life Open reaches its pinnacle as it prepares for the first serve of its 30th edition.
The Pacific Life Open reaches its pinnacle as it prepares for the first serve of its 30th edition.
Garden Party
A player first, Charlie Pasarell built a tennis stadium befitting the world’s best athletes and made Indian Wells a favorite stop on both the men’s and women’s tours.
A player first, Charlie Pasarell built a tennis stadium befitting the world’s best athletes and made Indian Wells a favorite stop on both the men’s and women’s tours.