It looks like the “fight of the century” between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao may have a sequel. According to ESPN, “Money” Mayweather told Stephen…
It looks like the “fight of the century” between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao may have a sequel. According to ESPN, “Money” Mayweather told Stephen…
Richard Dysart, a veteran actor of the screen and stage best known for his role as Leland McKenzie on the hit series L.A. Law, died Sunday at his home. He was 86. His publicist confirmed Dysart’s passing to the media. Dysart was on L.A. Law for the Stephen Bochco-created show’s duration, from 1986-1994, winning an Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama in 1992. The Boston-born star accumulated dozens of other small- and big-screen credits to his name over the course of his nearly five-decade career, as well. Fans may remember Dysart for roles in films such as The Thing, The Falcon and the Snowman, Mask, Wall Street and Back to the Future Part III . Family and friends say his heart remained in the theater, where he got his start, and where he founded the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Dysart’s Broadway credits are even more impressive than his screen resume. A.C.T. paid tribute to him today on Facebook, saying in a statement: “A.C.T. mourns the loss of one of our founding members, Richard Dysart … Richard was a true actor’s actor; we celebrate the life of this incredible talent.” Blair Underwood, who co-starred on L.A. Law with him, wrote: “I just found that my old friend Richard Dysart passed away today; age 86. A big heart and perfect gentleman. You will be missed! #LAlaw #the1990s.” Debi Mazar offered a similar sentiment, tweeting: “R.I.P #RichardDysart amazing actor whom I’ve had the privledge to work on LA Law! He was our ‘dad’ on the set.My condolences to his family.” View Slideshow: Celebrities We Lost in 2015
Lil Wayne’s New Book Reveals That Drake Slept With His Ex-Girlfriend The Young Money drama is thicker more than Aubrey’s eyebrows. According to a report from TMZ , Lil Wayne is shopping a new book in which he details a conversation he had with Drake where the Toronto rapper openly admitted to his YMCMB boss that he had previously had sex with Wayne’s cinnamon apple. To make matters worse, the revelation came while Wayne was locked down on Rikers Island back in 2010. In the book proposal, Wayne says that Drake visited him in jail and came clean: “Yeah, it’s true. Don’t f*** with her like that cause I did f*** her.” YIKES! Now we all know that Wayne has a bit of a temper, flip the page to find out how he reacted to this news… Image via Splash/WENN
Stephen A. Smith Suggests “ALL” Black People Vote Republican In 2016 ESPN’s resident loud-mouth Stephen A. Smith spoke to at Vanderbilt University this week and discussed his thoughts on black people’s undying devotion to the democratic party. According to Stephen Ayyyeeeee…via Washington Post: What I dream is that for one election, just one, every black person in America vote Republican…. Black folks in America are telling one party, ‘We don’t give a damn about you.’ They’re telling the other party, ‘You’ve got our vote.’ Therefore, you have labeled yourself ‘disenfranchised’ because one party knows they’ve got you under their thumb. The other party knows they’ll never get you and nobody comes to address your interest. We’re all well aware that African-American political support is overtly disproportionate Democrat, but do you think it’s a good idea for ALL BLACK PEOPLE to vote GOP? Does Stephen A. Smith make a valid point? Discuss… Photo: WENN
Stephen A. Smith Suggests “ALL” Black People Vote Republican In 2016 ESPN’s resident loud-mouth Stephen A. Smith spoke to at Vanderbilt University this week and discussed his thoughts on black people’s undying devotion to the democratic party. According to Stephen Ayyyeeeee…via Washington Post: What I dream is that for one election, just one, every black person in America vote Republican…. Black folks in America are telling one party, ‘We don’t give a damn about you.’ They’re telling the other party, ‘You’ve got our vote.’ Therefore, you have labeled yourself ‘disenfranchised’ because one party knows they’ve got you under their thumb. The other party knows they’ll never get you and nobody comes to address your interest. We’re all well aware that African-American political support is overtly disproportionate Democrat, but do you think it’s a good idea for ALL BLACK PEOPLE to vote GOP? Does Stephen A. Smith make a valid point? Discuss… Photo: WENN