Celebrity Buzz As we speak, Bill Murray is playing in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am dressed in a ghillie suit — the same kind he wore back when he starred in “Caddyshack.” (If you flip on your TV right now, it's currently on CBS!) Video, plus photos of the rest of his A+ golfing outfits from throughout the tournament, after the jump.
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What's that old saying? Oh right, you can spell “fanatic” with “fan”. And these guys certainly live up to the stereotype.
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When tiger and bear grapple, it may begin as clownish antics, yet all too often it escalates. As the handfuls of faux fur are torn up and strewn about, reputations, egos and prides are at stake.
TV Buzz I’ll tell you right now: there are no chants of “Show me the money!” in this scene. Instead, Jerry Rice dons a blonde wig and tells Gonzalez the movie’s other famous line: “You had me at hello.”
Sports Buzz You don't play sports if you don't wanna sweat, but everyone can agree that badminton and rugby are two different…ballgames. Extreme sports up the ante, and if you're gonna suit up, you better know what you're getting yourself into.
Sports Buzz If you're like me, you know absolutely nothing about either team that's playing in the Super Bowl this year, but you're going to watch anyway. With that in mind, here are all the men you should plan on staring at come Sunday because they are fine as hell.
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Everybody makes mistakes. Unfortunately for those involved in the world of professional sports, the moves they make over the course of their careers have a much bigger dent on how we view them.
Sports Buzz Patriots fan and Tom Brady cosplay enthusiast Nick Lower is hanging out - football pads and all - at Super Bowl media day. If him and Brady don't take a photo together the whole event will be a waste.
Sports Buzz Because it's not every day you see a man riding a horse named Cocaine pulling another man on skis with a rope over a jump. This, ladies and gentlemen, is Skijoring.
Sports Buzz Upon touching down in Indianapolis this afternoon, Giants linebacker and cancer survivor Mark Herzlich laid a seriously inspirational message on his Twitter followers - that included the hashtag #TakeThatSh*tCancer. You're already a champion, Mark. (via nfloffseason.com)
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Over the years, we have seen our fair share of David beating Goliath. Upsets are going to happen, and the best thing about them is they occur when you least expect it.
Sports Buzz This Brooklynite's plan to learn “quarterbacks” and “linebackers” in a week leading up to the Super Bowl seems far fetched, but I'm willing to take up the task. Stop by BuzzFeed HQ tomorrow - no earlier than 11 am - and bring $500 cash.
Sports Buzz I'm sure this amazing Professional Bowling Association event will be long remembered by Ciara, Drew Carey and the other humongous stars who were there.
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Please refrain from throwing pig heads at the players. There’s just something about sports that makes fans want to get up and chuck a shark at the opposing team.
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Musicians have a reputation for not being athletically inclined, but it’s not necessarily true. Not everyone keeps their slim physique through a diet of booze and pills.
Sports Buzz In which we see talented people make fools of themselves.
Sports Buzz The mighty Blake Griffin throws down his first overtly punishing dunk of the '11-12 NBA season. The NBA TV commentator on Milwaukee Bucks forward Ersan Ilyasova's defensive effort on this play: “Most guys, when they make contact with the guy going to the hoop, it usually deflects the guy.” Not this time.
Sports Buzz With the NFL playoffs starting this weekend, I asked some of sports blogging and social media's elite to give me their pick for Super Bowl champion, and defend it in five words. The term “unstoppable” is used to describe at least two teams in this post - also, the pythagorean theorem is referenced.
ESPN's new commercial highlights just how far men are willing to go to prove their love of their team. They'll even make bets with absolutely humiliating stakes. (via tastefullyoffensive.com)
Sports Buzz The Big Lead uncovered this video that taints an otherwise awesome sporting event. This altercation broke out outside the famous Geno's cheesesteaks in South Philly on Monday - look for a knockout at :28. One of the Rangers fans was an off-duty cop and an Iraq War Vet.