Gridiron Football achieved two firsts in Arizona during the past weekend: first, a coaches conference and showcase only for females flag football; and second, a youth football competition for flag and 7v7 teams. Among the noteworthy figures that joined them were Trey McBride, starting tight end for the Arizona Cardinals, Lyndsey Fry, who won a…
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TMZ.com Kanye West says he's done a 180 on his views about Jewish people and is no longer an antisemite -- thanks to actor Jonah Hill.
The rapper took to Instagram Friday night to announce that he was watching the 2012 film, "21 Jump Street," starring Hill and Channing Tatum, when he had his epiphany about the Jewish race.
Kanye said, "Watching Jonah Hill in 21 jump street made me like Jewish people again.
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“And The 90’s Horse Party” – Han Lee (Matthew Moy, center) joins Max (Kat Dennings, left) and Caroline (Beth Behrs, right) as they count their earnings from a 90s-themed party they threw to raise funds for their cupcake business, on 2 BROKE GIRLS, Monday, Oct. 17 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Cliff Lipson/CBS ©2011 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 2 Broke Girls is looking for a “hot Asian guy” to play a web designer and love interest for Caroline on an upcoming episode, according to a casting notice picked up by the blog Angry Asian Man.
Look at the material. (By material I mean sunglasses.) One time a man named Henry Ford II decided that he wanted his cars to beat the cars made by a man named Enzo Ferrari in a car race. Henry Ford II hired two men — Christian Bale and Matt Damon — to put on their sunglasses and help him win that car race. That’s basically the plot of Ford v Ferrari, a mid-budget adult drama directed by James Mangold, which many people saw last weekend.