Let’s review every sports reference in Fall Out Boy’s updated version of ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’ for some reason
We had to listen to this, so now you do too.
We had to listen to this, so now you do too.
"This is the one time I almost, almost lost it. When T.O. came on the air and said that Max seemed blacker than me."
On Wednesday, Shams Charania reported Colin Kaepernick "is investing" in the BIG3, "which was on the verge of potentially shutting down." On Thursday, The Athletic reported that Kaepernick's representative denied any investment: "It's just not true."
Kaepernick & America takes us back to 2016 when Colin Kaepernick's decision grew into culture war chaos.
Spike Lee is probably the perfect director for the project.
What good is celebrity status if it's not utilized to promote business deals?
“If they believed he could win them a Super Bowl, [Kaepernick] would be on a team right now. I promise you that."
"This time one of our coaches is accused of racism, misogyny, and homophobia, but hey, at least nobody's talking about concussions."
The six-episode series will chronicle Kaepernick's formative high school years.
Ron Swanson as Colin Kaepernick's dad... ?
Amid reports of NFL teams showing interest in signing Colin Kaepernick (yet talking to associates, rather than to...
Kaepernick will also join the company's board of directors.
Kaepernick's publishing imprint aims to "elevate Black and Brown voices who can empower future generations."
The Kaepernick workout waiver had the player in question warranting that he "has no known mental, emotional, or physical disabilities, injuries, or issues," which definitely counts as mental health language.
We shouldn't have expected anything else.
Some Nike execs reportedly wanted to cut ties with Kaepernick after he didn't land a new NFL deal, and they almost did.
"'Believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything' does this mean you can fly a plane into a building? How can so many people @Nike be this ignorant as to the logical fallacy this entails."
There are some comparisons to the 'Playmakers' fiasco, but Nike isn't ESPN.