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Sport: A Romp for the Rams

For years the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears shared pro football’s western spoils. This year the Cleveland Rams took the play away, won eight of their first nine games, and last week clinched the championship of the National Football League’s Western Division. Pitchers & Catchers. The one big reason for Cleveland’s upsurge is the right arm of Bob Waterfield, who in his first year of pro football established himself as a forward passer of Baugh-Luckman caliber.

Still Rockin' In Jimmy Buffett's Key West Margaritaville

(4 of 7) Impersonating a pirate was part of his marketing plan. Born on Christmas Day, 1946, in Pascagoula, Miss., Buffett was raised in Mobile, Ala., where his father worked in the shipyard. He was an altar boy who busted loose, discovering girls and guitars at Pearl River Junior College in Poplarville, Miss., playing acid rock in the clubs of New Orleans, moving to Nashville and working for Billboard, and failing in his first bid for folkie stardom (his debut album stiffed, and his second was put on the shelf).

The Environmental Impact of Taylor Swifts Vinyl Albums

With the release of her new albumMidnights, Taylor Swift is poised to reclaim her weekly record-sales title from Harry Styles, who eclipsed her previous album’s sales back inJune. Records, in this case, refer to vinyl, the kind your (grand) parents used to listen to, and now, apparently, your tween-age daughters too. Swift is likely to achieve her latest feat not just because of her immense popularity, but a clever marketing ploy that presents her albums as items to be collected as much as listened to: fans can choose among four vinyl editions of the same $29.

The Uncooked McRib is McNasty

As you may have heard, McDonald’s famous (for some reason) McRib sandwich is back! In celebration of this hallowed American holiday, a Redditor posted the following picture of a block(?) of McRib…stuff(?). Enjoy never eating again, everybody! ncG1vNJzZmimlazAp7HEnWWtoZ2ae6S7zGhpaWljZH5ye5BrZq2glWLCr6%2FOqKKenF2isLO1wWagrGWdmLuiv9OyZg%3D%3D

VIDEO: Brittany Murphy's Final Movie to be Released in Theaters

March 19, 2014 3:51 PM EDT Brittany Murphy’s last performance will finally hit the big screen — more than four years after her death in 2009. The film, Something Wicked, is a psychological thriller in which Murphy plays a psychiatrist attempting to uncover sinister forces causing a newlywed couple’s relationship to deteriorate. Producer Joe Colleran praised Murphy’s acting in a 2011 interview with USA Today, calling a moment in the film “one of the best scenes of her career.

What Happened on March 1, 2002

Historical Events The Envisat environmental satellite successfully reaches an orbit 800 kilometers (500 miles) above the Earth on its 11th launch, carrying the heaviest payload to date at 8500 kilograms (9.5 tons). The peseta is discontinued as official currency of Spain and is replaced with the euro (€). U.S. invasion of Afghanistan: Operation Anaconda begins in eastern Afghanistan as US special operations forces infiltrate the Shahi-Kot Valley in Eastern Afghanistan Famous Divorces Died in 2002 2002 Highlights About March 1, 2002

What the Nigerian Constitution says about prostitution

The attitude of the Nigerian Police Force and state government agencies towards sex workers continues to validate the belief that there’s a specific section of the constitution that prohibits prostitution in the country. In a viral clip that surfaced on social media on Tuesday, September 26, 2023, officials of Delta State Government raided a building suspected to be a brothel and arrested many young women labelled as sex workers.

Why the Suri men of Ethiopia drink cow blood

Why do the Suri men drink cow blood? Why do they drink cow’s blood? It is some sort of energy drink. The warriors drink it ahead of the donga or stick fighting battle because it is believed to give them strength and keeps them fit. The winner of the donga fight gets to choose any woman he wants and I guess that is enough incentive to fight to the death, the women are also happy to be chosen.

Writing for Friends Was No Dream Job

Ever since I retired from television writing at the ripe age of 38, people have asked me: “Why would you quit such a cool career?” Especially if they know I worked on popular shows like Friends, Freaks and Geeks, Desperate Housewives, and Breaking Bad. It’s impossible to answer this question over the course of a cocktail party conversation. Where would I even begin? There were the grueling hours, the egotistical bosses, the politics and dysfunction, the ways in which TV writing is more like making widgets than creating art—there’s everything that the Writers Guild of America is currently fighting against with their ongoing strike, and the issues have only gotten more complex since I retired in 2008.