La La Anthony returned to VH1 Monday night with a second season of her show, La La’s Full Court Life and things were juicy right out the gate. Think personal assistants and strippers.
Category Archive: Ballertained
Derek Fisher traded to the Houston Rockets, is retirement next?
In a big fat question mark moment, the Los Angeles Lakers have traded veteran guard Derek Fisher to the Houston Rockets….
VIDEO: Shaq and Tiger get all Kung Fu for EA Sports
Shaquille O’Neal and Tiger Woods gathered together in the name of video games to launch the latest offering from EA Sports — PGA Tour 13. In a very unique commercial concept, the two famed athletes swap pseudo kung fu moves and bad lip synching…
Derrick Rose set to move into Trump Tower Chicago
Derrick Rose has new digs. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Rose has purchased a 2.8 million condominium in Chicago’s Trump Tower. This is real life “movin’ on up,” just like George and Weezie from The Jeffersons. Rose, like songstress Jennifer Hudson grew up in Englewood on the city’s mighty South Side. But, don’t let his …
VIDEO: Lovie Smith pledges support for President Obama
Chicago Bears head coach Lovie Smith lent his support to the re-election of President Barack Obama in a video you can watch after you advance the ball…
Brandon Marshall is a Bear
Brandon Marshall has joined the Chicago Bears. IT’S ABOUT TIME THE FRONT OFFICE MADE SOME TYPE OF BOLD MOVE. General Manager Phil Emery is earning his checks early, I see. This makes perfect sense to me, as I’m sure it will for many others since Marshall and Jay Cutler share chemistry from their days as …
Miami Dolphins DB Reshad Jones makes appearance on T.I. and Tiny season finale
Tamika “Tiny” Cottle-Harris decided she would makeover and hook up her bff/hair stylist, Shekinah on a blind date. Enter uber cutie Reshad Jones, a defensive back for the Miami Dolphins. Tiny makes the introduction then bounces. What ensues is a classic case of what NOT to do when you first meet a potential love interest.
Wednesday Night Football?
Tuesday, the National Football League announced that it will play its first Wednesday night game in nearly 65 years. Why the change, you ask? The Democratic National Convention is being held that week, and President Barack Obama is slated to speak on Thursday (the NFL season has customarily kicked off on the first Thursday of …
