BLASE is designed to assist researchers in locating sources relevant to the many issues surrounding sports and entertainment. The foundation of BLASE is the focused topical arrangement created by the editors after their analysis of more than 8,000 scholarly articles. The Scholarly Sports Articles tab includes a comprehensive treatment of sports-related material, while the Scholarly Entertainment Articles tab concentrates on movies, music, television, and theater. Each topic contains a scope note that explains the focus of a given topic and the methodology used by the editors when assigning topics to a particular article. This approach, with some slight modifications, is also used for the material in the remaining fourteen tabs, which cover resources other than scholarly articles. The topic assignment is particularly helpful with the tabs that offer a large selection of books and an extensive bibliography of other relevant publications because it allows users to organize and filter titles by topic in addition to alphabetical or chronological arrangement. The database also adds many important new resources not previously available in HeinOnline, including an extensive collection of links to relevant external websites, organized topically; full-text access to the valuable publications of the National Sports Institute of Marquette University; and material pertaining to the Athlete Agents Act organized by annual meetings.