Don’t know if you’re watching but Lenny Kravitz just murdered the stage at the Peoples Choice awards…killed it…dead…he gets my vote for the Super Bowl halftime show next year!
Every bowl game so far looks more like a preview of next season instead of a reward for a great year…opt outs, portal moves…the games have lost their flavor…who are we watching?
On this day in 1940, Engineer and entrepreneur, Jerry Lawson, was born. He created the technology that paved the way for modern gaming.
His groundbreaking technology became the foundation for Atari, Nintendo and Sega.
Rustin – the latest film from @HGMedia – celebrates the life and legacy of Bayard Rustin, a giant of the civil rights movement and the architect of the 1963 March on Washington. Check out his story today on Netflix.
Every time the Tennessee Titans player DeAndre Hopkins' scores a touchdown, he delivers the ball to his mom Sabrina Greenlee, who is blind.
It’s one of the best traditions in sports.
The whole story is heartbreaking.
Seventeen years. That's how long it has been since she lost her vision when a woman she didn't know threw acid at her face, blinding and disfiguring her in a bout of jealous rage.
Greenlee was a single mother of four in South Carolina, caught up in abusive relationships, hustling to survive. DeAndre was 10 years old.
Over time, she regained her sight in spurts, but it disappeared completely a few years ago, just as her son was emerging as one of the NFL's brightest stars.
Since then, millions of people have watched the now Tennessee wide receiver dive for otherworldly catches on the national stage, racking up more receptions through the first six seasons of a career than any other player in NFL history.
If her son scores, she explains, her daughter will help her stand up and lean over the barrier so she can accept the football from Hopkins.
This ritual serves as a reminder that, while she can't see her son, he still sees her -- and he wants the world to see her too.
“That ball symbolizes so much more than people ever could understand”
One thing Yvonne Orji is not “Insecure” about is sex, ‘cause she’s never had it.
On a recent interview with #ChelseaHandler, #YvonneOrji shared she’s still a virgin at 39, and joked about having “a lot of pent up energy” to give her future hubby, so pray for his back, Chile!
15 years ago today, I asked you to believe in the change we could create together—and you did. I’m so proud of our Obama alumni, many of whom we saw this week, for carrying that mission forward.