Duke Keith
My biography as haiku:
calling sports not played
poking fun without a point
dang i like donuts
TNT's "Inside the NBA" had a rough start Tuesday night when Shaquille O'Neal's cell phone went off. He then tossed it to a producer who dropped it and it clattered to the floor. In the middle of all of this, Shaq accidentally unhooked his microphone so someone had to run in to fix it. All of which was a perfect setup for Charles Barkley.
This question and the bit we played after it got a LOT of feedback! So, would you get a tattoo of your company logo for a 15-percent raise? These New Yorkers did! Answer our poll question and check out the video Stephen Lynch's instant classic "Tattoo" below.
Metta World Peace is crazy...sometimes like a fox. The Lakers' defensive guru used his Cookie Monster tee shirt to show how Jason Collins might have felt before coming out as a gay man.
Willie Nelson as Gandalf? Well, I'd imagine Peter Jackson would want him to pronounce the character's name correctly. But he sent an "audition" reel anyway, courtesy of Conan O'Brien's website, TeamCoco.com. Of course, weed plays a starring role in this tape. Did with Gandalf, too!
Manny Ramirez may be banned from affiliated baseball in the United States, but he's still making a little bank and putting on a show, dreadlocks and all, in the Chinese Professional Baseball League in Taiwan. Speaking of performance-enhancing drugs, what are the Taiwanese play-by-play guys on?
It's official: the BCS is gone after this season, replaced with a four-team playoff called...the "College Football Playoff". Really? It's also official that Jerry Jones is getting the championship game at Cowboys Stadium. But, other than money, why was Jerry so desperate to get this game in Dallas...?
I've got a new NBA Playoff intro! Well, courtesy of Saturday Night Live. Did you know the "NBA on NBC" theme was composed by John Tesh? Yeah, THAT John Tesh. Did you know the theme had words? Me either. According to SNL, it does...
City Hall is gone. Play ball!
A great angle (and nicely done being upwind!) with the slow-motion video from Ryan Hall make this video of the City Hall implosion one of the better ones you'll see.
It was a beautiful morning to blow something up, and an even better morning to see it from the air! Whether you were for or against keeping them around, the El Paso skyline is forever changed as both ASARCO smokestacks were demolished at dawn. Thanks to Helicopters Anonymous and pilot Deb Rothchild, we got an exclusive aerial view of the event AND an exclusive on why it may have been delayed a few minutes.
Helicopters Anonymous will be helping us bring you the most unique view of the ASARCO smokestack demolition -- from mid-air!