29 years ago today, JJ Dillon offered Sting another contract to step back in the ring and face Syxx, but Sting once again rejected it. 🦂
Gene Okerlund asks Sting to please tell everyone what he wants, and the crowd answers for him. 🔥🔥
Mjf saying, look, it's a nice scaff and I can lend it to u if u want it bob" Lashley trying so hard not to break character 😭
Shelton pacing for a superkick before lashely giving a thumbs up
This whole segment was gold 🤣
I promise you, this is a conversation you wouldn’t want to miss at all . 😂
Again, there is NO ON-SCREEN character like Raymond Reddington. Even the Judge agrees🤣
Listen and enjoy😂
This woman is 28 years old and has, for the first time, experienced consequences for her actions.
It’s beautiful, and I enjoyed the video.
But parents… We must do right by our daughters. They should learn this before age 3. Not 30.
Gone too soon but never forgotten 🕊️
Remembering Christine Cavanaugh on what would've been her 63rd birthday this August.
Her career reminds us that you don’t need decades upon decades of work to become part of an entire generation’s childhood 🎙️
Throughout the 1990s, her unmistakable performances were everywhere. She originated Chuckie Finster in Rugrats, became Dexter in Dexter’s Laboratory, brought the wonderfully strange Oblina to life in Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, and played Gosalyn Mallard in Darkwing Duck. Then came one of her most surprising successes: voicing the title character in the beloved 1995 film Babe.
What makes Christine’s legacy remarkable is how much she accomplished before stepping away from acting in the early 2000s. Her characters were nervous, brilliant, mischievous, strange, brave and completely different from one another, yet each became instantly recognizable.
She passed away in 2014 at just 51, but the voices she left behind continue to live wherever those cartoons and films are rediscovered.
Christine Cavanaugh left the spotlight, but her voice never really left our childhoods. ❤️
Tom Brady says he was shocked by Peyton Manning’s breakfast when they worked out: pancakes, bacon, sausages and biscuits with gravy
“I called Peyton. It was the offseason. ‘Let's me and you get together. I've learned from all the other quarterback coaches. Why don't me and you sit down and talk football for three days?’”
“He's like, ‘Let's do it. Come to my place in Tennessee.’ I fly down to Tennessee. We work out together. We play golf together. We ride jet skis together at his house. And we of course are eating meals”
“We sit down for breakfast and they're like, ‘Mr. Brady, what do you want to eat,’ I'm like ‘I'll take oatmeal, two scrambled eggs and that's it’”
“‘Peyton, what do you want?’ He's like, ‘I want biscuits with gravy, three pancakes, six bacons, I want three sausages.’ I'm like, ‘You eat all that shit?’”
“The Southern boy with all the good helpings of comfort food. I don't like the way I’d feel after that. I would be sleeping”