So at the age of 25 Wayne Rooney decided to do something about his receding hairline. The man went ahead with a hair transplant…this is the end result.
It looks like Dustin Keller is getting into the food blogging game for the New York Times. And by the sounds of it he is a real meat and potatoes kind of guy. His first review is none other than the world famous:
“Peter Luger Steakhouse, on the other side of the Williamsburg Bridge, is amazing. It’s the best steak place I’ve ever been to, and I’ve been to my fair share of steak joints. Let’s just say I’ve made more trips to Peter Luger’s since I’ve been here than I’ve made back home to Indiana.”
I can’t wait until he reviews the likes of Momofuku and Porchetta. Keller can become the more athletic version of Sam Sifton.
Stephon Marbury promised his Twitter followers 24 hours of live chatting on UStream starting at 9AM today. A little over one hour in and I am thouroughly entertained. Your day is not complete until you hear Starbury sing. So just follow the jump and enjoy the action.
Posted on 30 March 2009 by California Correspondent
Billionaire Mark Cuban posted the two following gripes on Twitter:
how do they not call a tech on JR Smith for coming off the bench to taunt our player on the ground ? (8:25 PM Mar 27th)
scary part of that play: Same crew chief from game in Denver where they missed call – last play of the game & 1st JRSmith/Wright issue. (8:35 PM Mar 27th)
And the result? Mark gets slapped with a $25,000 fine from the NBA. Thank god King Ing doesn’t fine me for whining about him on Twitter.
Posted on 16 December 2008 by California Correspondent
This week Jimmy Fallon from SNL-fame joined the growing number of celebrities and athletes, such as Shaq and Lance Armstrong, who are using Twitter for self-promotion. If there’s anything that I’ve learned from following these guys, it’s that Shaq is in love with himself (and can’t spell) and that Lance Armstrong has found that Intimdation = Twitter + Cameraphone.
While a hot tempered guy on the court, the Pistons Rasheed Wallace seems to be a jokester off of it. Watch here while he rattles off the nicknames he has for some of his Detroit teammates.
I wouldn’t want to be called “The Baby Eater” either.
Shaquille O’Neal must have been fed up with the person that set up a fake Twitter account in his name. Because according to Alana G the Suns center has started Twittering on his own. The man does text a lot! He already has 20+ posts in less than 24 hours.
My favorite twitter so far:
So u wear a cape and win a dunk contest and they call u superman So
what do u call a guy wit 4 rings , i know THE REAL SUPERMAN Aka SHAQ