You have to click on the linked Sunday Times article, which you can’t read unless you are a Sunday Times subscriber, so no fucking clue. Maybe try a pop culture and entertainment news site that isn’t turning into absolute garbage.

Anyone who would list ballet recital at #9 is clearly unaware of the existence of indoor percussion as a thing you have to go to because your kids are participating in it.

Real shit, most of the league doesn’t want those problems. Boogie isn’t the single scariest dude to fight in the NBA but he’s high on the list; tons of athleticism, a little bit of a mean streak at times and a reputation for being a little crazy.

if you think brand management through on court behavior is exclusive to Kevin Durant, you must be pretty goddamn stupid.

Referees hate this guy.

You won’t believe why Kevin’s being ejected.

Point 1. Marlins Park is 386 to left-center and 392 to right-center. Stanton still led MLB in homers and cleared those fences by 50-100 feet routinely.

MLB network already mapped out all this homers in Miami over AT&T park, all were still homers.

[checks current rosters of dodgers and giants]

big deal my phillies signed a coach who suntans his balls

Did we check if the stove is actually on or is the gas just running?

“The Giants want Stanton. Stanton wants L.A. L.A. doesn’t want to pay Stanton.”

Jesus, McAdoo’s really gone off the deep end.

Yeah? Well, my Pirates claimed Nik Turley off waivers from the Twins! Nik Turley!

A seemingly endless series of indelible images, and some of the best action ever committed to film. An instant classic. Mad Max: Fury Road is the only movie I have seen twice in the theater in the last decade. I just watched it on blu-ray for the first time in preparation for this column, and I don’t know if it was…

I immediately thought of this tweet upon seeing the headline.

Could we have done it differently? I guess you argue that we could’ve, yes: The Ben McAdoo Story

There is such an overwhelmingly negative and cynical slant to these previews when one considers how well acclaimed films like The Disaster Artist and The Post have been elsewhere.

I think it’s clear that “having no charisma” and “being a lizard person” aren’t issues that will stop NBC from hiring you.