I have a friend who travels around the country during the regular season to see games in every park. Not specifically of her team, though sometimes the timing works out that way. She'll sit in any seat for any team match-up.

I am female and I certainly understand the aging process. However, if you look at pictures of her from just the last couple of years, the texture of her skin has changed dramatically. That's not surprising if someone hasn't taken even just rudimentary steps to care for it, and in fact, is a predictable end result for…

What strikes me about her new face is how leathery the skin looks. Like, something that isn't the result of surgery, but comes from years of smoking Luckies and baking her face in the sun without any kind of protection. Her skin, just a couple years ago, was so glowing and radiant, and it now looks like a…

Jimmy Page relives the moment he became interested in rock music. When he heard Link Wray's "Rumble".

She's legal now, no worries Chris.

Stevens was born in 1976. VHS was still going strong at the time he would have entered college (1995).

Do you think the ratio of false accusations to true accusations is so heavy that people need to preach about it? A lot of women considering leveling true accusations don't speak up because they're afraid no one will believe them. That's not helped by more people preaching on the danger of false accusations. Anybody…

LMAO, omg, this literally made me laugh out loud, bravo

Young man. If you're asking if actions have consequences, then yes. The answer is yes.

His main concern was if it would be on ESPN and hurt his image? What a prick. He and Jameis should really hang out.

Oh, I can lie the shit out of something. Y'all don't even know the whole truth.

Yeah, the usual. Case dismissed on procedural grounds, lawyers claim complete vindication.

Clearly a statute issue from day 1. Didn't read the (I'm sure very creative) arguments around it, but very few Texas courts are going to let you around this. Unfortunately everyone will read this and think the allegations have no merit, which isn't necessarily true.

I'd actually find that intriguing; there are so many gorgeous, interesting places in the U.S.

If there's anyone poised to knock out Cumberbatch (The Imitation Game) or Redmayne (The Theory of Everything) at the Oscar podium, it has to be Keaton.

Bill Simmons didn't "make" Catching Hell. It was by filmmaker Alex Gibney, the director of Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room.

30 for 30's Catching Hell is also a must-see.

I always preferred "Schrutebag," but I'm not going to ding this lady for weak name-calling. She hates Cowherd. Good enough.

Someone sounds like a butthurt Giants fan.

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