Kim Kardashian is an American socialite, television personality, model, actress and businesswoman, who is most notable for her reality show appearances and numerous endorsement deals. Her rise to fame began when a sex tape made with her
Michael Jordan has been in some great TV commercials over the years. But the best MJ ad we’ve seen in a while doesn’t even feature Michael Jordan. Well, the ESPN spot doesn’t feature that Michael Jordan. Instead it’s all about a poor schlub whose parents happened to give him the same name as the Hall of Famer. Witness the pain of sharing a legendary name.
Some guy over at Sports Illustrated is asleep on the job. Why has Liz Chavez not been featured in the Swimsuit Issue? Why?
Even if you aren’t a sports fan, you’ve probably been hearing an awful lot about this Jeremy Lin fellow. The New York Knicks point guard’s completely-out-of-nowhere run began on February 3rd when the-then obscure bench warmer came off the pine to spur the Knicks to a victory over the New Jersey Nets. He was inserted in the starting line-up after that, and since then has led the Knicks — who were previously league laughingstocks — to six more wins in a row.
New York Knicks star Jeremy Lin continues to wow the NBA with his rags-to-riches story, becoming the biggest thing to hit Broadway since a rat was spotted in the subway. He’s created almost as many highlights as fans have plays on his name, so why not have some more fun with all the wordplay?
February 9, 2012 Forbes has released it's latest research of the most disliked athletes in America. The list has taught us that the American sports fan still loves his dogs, despises reality TV marriages, isn't crazy about golfing adulterers, and will go from adoring you to loathing you in a stomping second.
December 22, 2011
2011 wasn’t the best year for our sanity and no one knows that better than The Usual Gang of Idiots at Mad Magazine.
The Green Back Packers are a sterling 9-0 after the team’s 45-7 thumping of the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night. While many pundits think the defending Super Bowl champs have the horses to complete a perfect season, there are potential pitfalls.
