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[Sooh | @AbisoyeOfLagos]

Norm Macdonald delivering his final emotional goodbye on David Letterman's show is heartbreaking, and honestly I would simply tear up every single time if I had to say goodbye to an icon like that.

Norm Macdonald: Listen folks, this will be my last time on the David Letterman show.

Norm Macdonald: We all know that David Letterman was the greatest talk show host who ever lived.

Norm Macdonald: Mr. Letterman, he has no truck for the sentimental, but if something is true it is not sentimental, and I say in truth, I love you.

David Letterman: Oh my god.

No way you watch Norm say that without feeling completely wrecked💔😢

[Dudes Posting Their W’s @DudespostingWs]

Imagine taking a picture with "Deadpool" at Comic-Con, only to find out later it was actually Ryan Reynolds in costume.

[Werth Talking About @WerthTalking]

Did the Phillies make a bad move trading Cliff Lee? Drop your thoughts👇

#Phillies #Philly

[Vinny’s Corner @VinnysCorner1]

Michael Jordan talks about Dennis Rodman and his importance to Bulls second 3-peat championship run. 🏀

[Blonde of War (JJ) @BlondeOfWar]

I'm 💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭

I have been laughing for 5 minutes and it was so hard that I almost peed myself. If you can make Nick Offerman crack up as many times as Chris Pratt did in these bloopers, then you are one of the funniest (and cutest 😉) men in Hollywood. 😜

[Donny Osmond @donnyosmond]

Take one from the archives! When Weird Al asked me to be part of his “White & Nerdy” music video, I didn’t hesitate to say yes. 🤓

Only a few seconds of this made it into the final video, so I wanted to share the rest of the silliness with you. After more than 65 years in this business, I’ve learned that one of the best things you can do is laugh at yourself. And believe me, this one still makes me laugh.

Definitely one of my favorite “yes” moments. 💜

[zainy @zainyy_hm]

Jamie Foxx asks Denzel Washington if he has ever said no to a role that he later wished he had said yes to. Denzel Washington admits that he turned down seven roles. Jamie Foxx notes that they wanted Denzel Washington to play the lead in Se7en. Denzel Washington explains that he thought the script was too demonic, but after seeing the completed movie, he realized it was brilliant, though it all worked out fine since Jamie Foxx got other opportunities.
Jamie Foxx transitions to discussing how certain lines in movies become an actor's calling card, reciting Denzel Washington's famous line, "You get your fucking hands off me." Denzel Washington laughs, noting that because every comic he meets uses that line, they reenact the moment together with Denzel Washington enthusiastically grabbing Jamie Foxx's hand while repeating the iconic line back to him, ending in laughter

[Prince Reigns @princereignss]

Remember when Stone Cold Steve Austin met the NWO and rejected their beer 😂

i feel like Scott Hall 100% could’ve made millions in Hollywood playing the villain

he was so damn good at it

[Ken Jeong @kenjeong]

Ken Jeong spent 7 years working as a doctor before one audition completely changed his life.

Willie Geist: You worked as a physician for seven years. When did you know it was time to leave medicine?

Ken Jeong: It started with one audition.

Judd Apatow was looking for someone with both a comedy background and a medical background for Knocked Up.

Ken Jeong: I was a burned-out doctor. I filmed the audition on one of my vacation days because I never expected my life to change overnight.

That one audition changed everything.

Ken Jeong: Judd told me, you're my discovery. I'll keep putting you in my movies.

Even after quitting medicine, Judd Apatow kept looking out for me, giving me roles, and in some cases, paying even when I couldn't appear in the films.

Then, Years later, after The Hangover became a global hit, Judd asks me "You're doing the sequel?" and immediately I said "Yeah." and he says "Great... I don't have to worry about you anymore."
@WillieGeist @TODAYshow

[Punt Road @punt_rd]

Many people love to hate KISS, yet the band goes out of their way for younger fans, especially those in need.

The way Paul Stanley engages this fan, getting down to the kids level.

A lesson in humility, empathy & respect for us all.
Ellen should’ve paid attention…!

[MLB @MLB]

Randy Johnson had one of the most devastating fastballs of all-time

But OTD in 2008, he accidentally threw an eephus pitch after a boat in McCovey Cove sounded its horn 😂

[Sooh | @AbisoyeOfLagos]

Ray Liotta casually telling Rich Eisen live on air that his prized Goodfellas poster is a fake is hilarious.

Rich Eisen: Okay, our stage manager's coming. That's it, you've taken it off the wall.

Ray Liotta: Yeah, it's not my signature.

Rich Eisen: What do you mean it's not your signature?

Ray Liotta: This is not my signature, buddy. You got ripped off.

Rich Eisen: No, I didn't. Don't kid me.

Ray Liotta: I don't do a frowny like that and I don't cross it, so that is not your...

Rich Eisen: Because it's signed by you, De Niro, and Pesci, and I spent at least four figures on this thing.

Ray Liotta: Get out of here, yes, you're a sucker.

There is no way you recover your dignity after getting exposed like that on your own show, and honestly I would simply walk out into traffic if I found out I spent four figures on a fugazi.😩

[Todd Spence @Todd_Spence]

In 1991, when Michael J. Fox hosted SNL to promote THE HARD WAY, Fox and Doc Brown from the future storm the stage to warn him the show's going to bomb unless he travels back in time to save the show 😂 One of the best monologues the show ever did

[Ric Flair® @RicFlairNatrBoy]

I Have Just Officially Become A Philadelphia 76ers @sixers Fan. The Home Of One Of My Closest Friends, Sir Charles Barkley, Who I Met When He Played For The 76ers! Also My Running Mate @alleniverson, And Now @KingJames! WOOOOO!

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

This fan had his hands on TWO home run balls and came away with ZERO 😅

[Jeff D. Lowe @JeffDLowe]

This will forever be one of my favorite sports on TV memories. As a kid, watching McGwire belt home runs in the derby over the Green Monster was an all timer. No gimmicks, just pure bombs.

[Bill Ward @billwarddrums]

Something New To Let You Know About

Dear Friends, Fans, Families, and people I’ve not met yet,

I’m announcing today somewhat sadly but nonetheless truthfully, that I’ve reached a place where publicly more and more I need to use a wheelchair, mostly in airports, or public events.  I can still walk, let there be no doubt, but I can’t walk very far without needing to rest, meaning I need to sit down.  We started using the wheelchair about 18 months ago, mostly in airports.  I became 78 years old on May 5th 2026.  I was a long distance walker, I’ve walked in many different parts of the world, and I’m still a drummer.  I can still play pretty good for 78 years old.

My talents and ambitions, and my unyielding need to be artful, and to play drums, is still as strong as it was so many years ago now.  I’m just saying if you see me in a wheelchair, I’m just catching a ride, I’m not in retirement or ill or giving up, or any of those thoughts that ignite when we see people in wheelchairs.  I’m making myself public and transparent about my new transport, and letting you know I’m OK.  If you see me in the airports or visiting friends in the music arenas or theatres say hi, I don’t bite, I’ll just look different, as pictured here.  Much love to you all and I’ll keep rocking until I’m dead.

Rock forever and ever,
Bill Ward

And the secrets we hide, can be dangerous to our health, I’m letting transparency prevail, with love and progression.
Bill Ward

[GFY TV @Viralvid_89]

@barstoolsports Another angle of this Karen incident �

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

After giving away the home run ball, the Phillies brought Lincoln, the young fan, into the locker room, where he got a signed bat from Harrison Bader 👏❤️

(Via @irenekazakos)