Chauncé Hayden: You’ve come a long way since the days as a delivery boy for The Los Angeles Reader. Do you ever stop and think, how did a guy who used to spend his school days doodling, become so unbelievably successful? Matt Groening: Um…It’s staggering to me on a daily basis. Just being able to […]
In the wake of the New York Times report on allegations of sexual assault by Italian actress Asia Argento, the #MeToo movement has faced an internal reckoning. Argento, a leading figure of the movement, had made an arrangement to pay off former The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things co-star Jimmy Bennett a sum of
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REFUSING TO STAND For the National Anthem Top 3 Pros and Cons People who support refusing to stand for the national anthem argue that athletes are justified in using their celebrity status to bring attention to important issues, and that refusing to stand for the national anthem is an appropriate and effective method of peaceful
I’LL NEVER KNEEL DURING THE ANTHEM. Jim Brown has spent much of his post-NFL career fighting for social justice and change. However, the Hall of Fame running back would never kneel during the national anthem. The 82-year-old Brown, who championed civil rights during his playing career and became an activist in retirement, said Tuesday night
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By Chaunce Hayden Chaunce Hayden sits down with former NY Giants legend Leonard Marshall about the highs and lows of playing in the NFL. Chaunce Hayden: As a former NFL player are you able to sit down on a Sunday at be a fan? Leonard Marshall: Now that I’m out of the game and far
Phil Mickelson has let down himself more than the game he says he loves. By Brian Keogh Be careful what you wish for, especially if you’re Phil Mickelson or the USGA. Whether you are posing as the smartest guy in the room or the toughest Major test of them all, there’s a fine line between
Ed Sheeran is one of the most successful singer-songwriters working in the pop music industry today. He’s also been repeatedly sued for copyright infringement. He had to give up part ownership of “Photograph” last year to settle one lawsuit. He’s also facing pending litigation over a song he penned for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. But in terms of sheer oddness,
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