Justin Bieber performs at the Believe tour in Antwerpen, Palais des sports, Anvers, Belgie, belgique Live arena April 11 11/04/13 Full HD Quality. http://www.youtube.com/v/VUpnyMRm26o?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Go here to see the original: Justin Bieber – Boyfriend (Sportpaleis, Antwerp, Belgium – Believe Tour HD 11 April )
There’s little doubt who the MLB Fan of the Game was in this case. Last night during the Mariners-Astros game in Seattle, a spectator snagged a foul ball IN HIS BEER, and then proceeded to chug what was left of his beverage. Most of which ended up on his shirt … but what can you do: Fan Catches Foul Ball in Beer Other recent, great foul ball moments: Yankees announcers chastising adults for taking it from a kid This Rays fan spilling his beer while lunging for it A little girl throwing it back , devastating dad A Padres fan getting tagged by one
Spokesperson confirms to MTV News that they’ll unveil Random Access Memories on May 17 in Wee Waa. By James Montgomery Daft Punk Photo: Marc Grimwade/ WireImage
Contrary to reports, Sean “Diddy” Combs has not added model Kate Upton to his harem. The 20-year-old “Sports Illustrated” swimsuit issue cover model was allegedly spotted…
Contrary to reports, Sean “Diddy” Combs has not added model Kate Upton to his harem. The 20-year-old “Sports Illustrated” swimsuit issue cover model was allegedly spotted…
Ah well, it was a good run while it lasted. Jay-Z Selling His Shares Of The Brooklyn Nets In Order To Represent NBA Players Through Roc Nation Sports Via Yahoo! Entertainment mogul and rapper Jay-Z has started the process of divesting his small share of ownership with the Brooklyn Nets to extend his Roc Nation Sports representation business into basketball, sources told Yahoo! Sports. Jay-Z – whose real name is Shawn Carter – owns less than 1 percent of the Nets, but has been a central public figure in the franchise’s marketing and move from New Jersey to Brooklyn. Selling his share of the Nets is a necessary prelude for Jay-Z to obtain his National Basketball Players Association certification as an agent. NBA rules mandate that no one individual affiliated with a player representation company can have an ownership stake with an NBA team. Jay-Z’s Roc Nation company has partnered with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) to launch a sports representation business that recently secured New York Yankees star Robinson Cano. The process is expected to be completed in time for Roc Nation to compete for players entering the June NBA draft, but there’s no guarantee of the timing, sources said. Those within Roc Nation and the CAA alliance aren’t “chasing a clock on this,” one source said. “This isn’t about one draft, but taking the long view of the business.” Rival agents are anxious over the possibilities of Jay-Z on the recruiting trail, believing the lure of his iconic business and cultural standing will have a major impact on attracting top prospects and current league stars. The rich are always plotting a way to get richer. We’re sure between the sale of his shares and his new business interest in sports management, Jiggaman’s pockets will only get fatter. Image via Facebook
The documentary film 30 DAYS IN MAY reveals a never-before-seen side of boxing’s biggest global star, Floyd “Money” Mayweather. Set in the days leading up to, and following, his incarceration in 2012, the exclusive documentary was produced by Turn Left Productions. Watch the full-length documentary film on SHOWTIME. Showtime
Fired Fox Sports Executive Files Discrimination Lawsuit A disgruntled African-American executive at Fox Sports who alleges that he was constantly looked over for promotions before eventually being fired after 15 years of employment is claiming in a recent lawsuit that his unfavorable experiences at the network were due to the fact that he was black. via Deadline The plaintiff Jerry Davis alleges in a lawsuit filed today in Los Angeles Superior Court that the Fox Sports Corporate Group currently employs 34 executives above the VP level – and not one of them is black: “Indeed, to the best of Mr. Davis’s knowledge, no Black person has ever held any position at or above vice president in that division’s entire 19-year existence. Representation of Black individuals in leadership positions in other sports divisions at FOX is, and always has been, similarly abysmal. [Davis claims that] Despite his repeated and express interest in the [Fox Sports VP of Music] position, his superior education, skills, and performance as well as strong support from senior-level colleagues of various Fox music departments and other FOX Sports departments, Mr. Davis was denied the promotion each and every time. Fox Sports denied Mr. Davis the promotion each time because, as a Black man, he did not fit neatly into the company’s corporate culture.” Davis maintains he did not receive a single promotion during his entire career at Fox Sports because of his race. The Fox network is no stranger to being known for openly throwing shade to minorities. Do you think Mr. Davis’ case will stand a chance in court?