Awful Announcing
"We’ve done probably 5-10 more designs in the past couple years with them. I have tons of DM’s. Guess how many times they complained? Zero. They’ve been happy as pigs and shit. They didn’t even have the balls to tell me they issued this lawsuit."
The post was deleted after a suspect was arrested and charged with the woman's murder.
There's not much to see here if you're familiar with the history of the site.
Curtatone's claim comes under the Massachusetts Wiretapping Statute.
Minihane will explain more about his move to Barstool on Friday morning.
"As soon as I got back in front of the camera or behind the mic, my confidence in myself and my ability to listen and perform...people came up to me and messaged me like 'Wow, you just seem way more in control of who you are and you seem more confident.' It's honestly all because of the improv and stand-up."
Luminary's subscription fee plans, anti-advertising tweet, and (since-changed) podcast distribution practices have all drawn blowback.
"That’s not the fault of Barstool. I can’t apologize for every human on the internet who submits a video under a dummy email account and says it’s theirs."
Barstool may be diving deeper into the NASCAR world.
"Hey Roger, I bet you didn't fucking think you'd see this fucking mug today. Dragged me out of there in cuffs, ripped my jeans, you ripped my skinny jeans, Roger. What the fuck!"
Portnoy was threatened with criminal trespass charges after sneaking into the NFL's Opening Night event Monday with a fake press pass, but vowed to attend the Super Bowl anyway. And security eventually dragged him out.
Once again, the NFL's caused more problems for themselves with their reaction.
That's certainly one way for Payton to express his disapproval with the league.
Minihane took leave from WEEI in September, said the station was blocking his return in November, and then announced he'd shift to Radio.com. But before his Radio.com show launches, he'll be on Barstool Radio as a co-host during Super Bowl Week.
