Damn you, John Elway. You blew it. Choked. Fumbled in the Red Zone. You abandoned Tim Tebow, a rising football star, a cash-cow machine, and potential franchise player, for the hope of a quick Super Bowl trophy. What’s wrong with you?
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Damn you, John Elway. You blew it. Choked. Fumbled in the Red Zone. You abandoned Tim Tebow, a rising football star, a cash-cow machine, and potential franchise player, for the hope of a quick Super Bowl trophy. What’s wrong with you?
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The man who revolutionized “American Idol” in 2009 with his stunning live performances is back with his second album. But from the sounds of his first single, his best days may be well behind him, or far ahead of him. Advice for a potential superstar.
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Does the mainstream press play a role in the results of high-profile crime trials? In 2011, it seems as though it did.
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What gives a story legs? The question of why some mainstream media stories last a week or longer in newspapers and on television, while others fizzle like a dud firework, is one that journalism students and the general public struggle to answer.
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At a time when newspaper circulation nationwide is dropping, and newspaper companies are struggling to turn a profit, the belief that the newspaper itself carries credibility is alive and going strong. New media may be sinking newspapers, but it turns out that it may also be its rebirth.
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The post-Shawn Michaels era officially begins tonight. Shawn Michaels was undoubtedly the greatest in-ring performer ever. What a sad day it is to be a wrestling fan.
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With last season's NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals out of the playoffs, there's much speculation that quarterback Kurt Warner, a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer, will walk away from the NFL. For Warner, the most dominant passer in NFL playoff history, now is not the time.
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What most don't realize about Adam Lambert's ill-conceived performance at the AMA show last November was that he was trying -- but failing miserably -- to upstage one of his idols: Lady Gaga.
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Edward Fatu, who wrestled in the WWE as the Umaga, the Samoan Bulldozer, unexpectedly fell seriously ill on Friday and is in the hospital. UPDATE:Reports have confirmed that Fatu has passed away.
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On American Idol, Adam Lambert was stunningly fantastic. His performances were soaking with originality. He was edgy, unscripted and raw. But everything since? Let's just say it's not the Lambert we saw on American Idol.
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