Vince then went back to Kansas City in the 1970s when he met a black truck driver. Coach cut him off and said he’s black, he’s from Kansas City, he was born in the ’70s, and he was adopted. Vince took a deep breath and said this is going to be a long night.
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by Roger Ebert
He couldn’t hear, I couldn’t speak, and we had a great interview.
I first met Ian Michael Smith in 1998, when the Elmhurst native was 11 years old and starring in the movie “Simon Birch.” Now he is 20, a sophomore at MIT, majoring in electrical engineering and computer science. In those nine years, Ian hasn’t grown an inch, and an inch would be a lot, because his height is 3’2”.
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Girl’s boyfriend *accidentally* cooks her laptop in the oven…, Can you see it? (Give it a sec, you will…) [PIC], 25 “Only In America” Dumb Laws!, Kevin Mitnick’s Business Card [pic], [PIC] This is Why You Don’t Run With Sharp Objects, Billshare - An app for roommates with bills, Walking to the shops damages planet more than going by car
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The humanitarian disaster in Iraq is being compounded by a mass exodus of their medical staff fleeing chronic violence and lawlessness. A report by Oxfam International shows the lack of doctors and nurses is fracturing a health system on the brink of collapse.
The UK Sun features a lengthy interview with Ken Kennedy from WWE today. In it, he addresses several topics related to Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, WWE’s testing, media coverage of WWE, Marc Mero’s motivations, and more…
I’ve got some book reviews of my own that I’m hoping to post next week, but for now, we’ve got AICN’s longest-running book review columnist, the one and only Frank Bascombe, with his take on three new books:
I finally got around to seeing The Police… live, after 38 years, and I have to say they were pretty damn good. I’ve also seen what I hope is the final chapter in the Bourne movies; a superb ending to a knock down drag out fantastic action series that I’ve loved from the very first moment Bourne took the screen. Damon gets better with each movie whether it’s Bourne or his work with Clooney and Soderbergh and Gaghan. Summer is looking good in the book world as is Fall, but…