I have honestly wondered why this doesn't happen more often. Now I can say that I've seen it. Buckle up, hypothetical grandkids! I'll have a great story for you in 40 years!

You misspelled "douchebag."

Anyone who isn't human enough to support this effort might as well be a racist sympathizer and has no place in the NBA. The Clippers (and any other team that loses its owner) should be turned into public property and run by the government in their respective cities. (h/t Dave Zirin)

Any owner who fails to vote for Sterling's dismissal should be subject to intense public scrutiny and sanction.

Somewhere between $4,999,999 and $5,000,001.

^ ARREST HIM!

In my opinion, yes, most definitely. If you have a good HDTV (at least 46" in size), the difference is noticeable. For the VERY old movies, the difference isn't that great (movies weren't even widescreen back then), but it is at least noticeable. Once you get to movies like Ben-Hur in the 1950s, they are definitely…

So close to "Dan Snyder" as well.

I own that blu-ray collection, and it is an outstanding set at double the price. Getting it for $181 is a terrific deal for anyone who is a movie buff looking to bolster their collection instantly.

Once again, this is an example that exposes the problems with the dreadful system called "capitalism."

It's like Dr. Jack Ramsay and Abe Vigoda somehow* had a baby.





*=The most beautiful lovemaking ever recorded on Betamax

This will never stop freaking me out.

Still my all-time favorite.

This is yet another example of why conservatives need to be divested of their wealth and positions of prominence. Yes, Sterling is openly racist, but even milder versions of Sterling (e.g. someone who denies climate change is real, or supports the horrible bigotry known as "traditional marriage", or defends hate…

I love to see Sarah Spain do well. Not only is she talented (and, for what it's worth, quite lovely), but she's also a good, solid progressive.

Another favorite.

I saw it when it happened, I loved it then, and I love it now. Sue me, cynics!

That's correct, and it was during the era when the Red Sox were painfully (deliberately) slow.

Ugh. So heteronormative. Hernandez needs to keep his attraction to good-looking women to himself. It has no place in a baseball broadcast, and it makes those who feel differently uncomfortable. He should apologize for his outrageous and infuriating comments.