Liam Neeson is not stuck in the wilderness with the wolves. The poor wolves in the wilderness are stuck with Liam Neeson . The actor’s latest vehicle, The Grey , finished in first place at the box office this weekend, banking a strong $20 million in its first week of release nationwide. Last week’s #1, Underworld Awakening , slipped to second, although the return of Kate Beckinsale as Selene added $12.5 million to a nice total of $45.1 million. The second of three new arrivals at the movies this past weekend, One for the Money , settled for third place. The Katherine Heigl-led film made $11.8 million. The Grey Trailer Rounding out the top five were Red Tails ($10.4M) and Man on a Ledge , which disappointed somewhat in its first week of release, earning only $8.3 million. Meanwhile, a couple of potential Oscar favorites rallied a bit in the second half of our weekend top 10, which you can see in its entirety below: The Grey , $20 million Underworld: Awakening , $12.5 million One for the Money, $11.8 million Red Tails, $10.4 million Man on a Ledge, $8.3 million Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, $7.1 million The Descendants, $6.6 million Contraband, $6.5 million Beauty and the Beast, $5.3 million Haywire, $4 million
According to a new report, Tim Tebow recently used his stiff arm for something other than a quarterback keeper. The latest issue of The National Enquirer quotes an insider who claims Kim Kardashian has a “big crush on Tim,” finding him both “handsome” and to be someone that possesses “really strong values.” Moreover, the reality star’s PR team is aware “Kim needs to rehab her image” and “dating someone like Tim Tebow would certainly do the trick.” So, when will see these two out on the town? When should we start considering a nickname of Tardashian or Kebow for the couple? A quarter to never, according to another source. “Although flattered, he’s not interested,” this mole says, citing the fact that Kim has had sex on camera more often than Tim has sex in his life as an example of the twosome’s contrasting values. Tebow, whose Broncos were eliminated by the Patriots in the second round of the NFL playoffs, has also been linked with Lindsey Vonn .
Bron Bron’s trying to corrupt the babies. LeBron James has been sending flattering tweets to Tim Tebow, someone he’s suddenly a fan of. Of course, Skip Bayless doesn’t like this since it’s his mortal enemy being buddies with his Lord and savior. Timothy Tebow has been returning the love via Twitter, too. But Skip thinks LeBron is just doing this to garner sympathy and not be the most hated athlete not named Kris Humphries any more. What do you think? Check the tweets and see the man crush love going around.
Our father, who art in Denver… Today at 8pm EST The Denver Broncos will play the New England Patriots to determine which team will advance to the AFC Championship game and a chance to attend “The Big Dance” The Superbowl. Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has been a lightning rod of controversy over the past 2 months not only because of his unconventional playing style, but also his stout religious beliefs. Tebow the athlete is fun to watch with his passion and flashes of brilliance. Tebow the acolyte – the devoted follower of God – is easy to admire, and even those annoyed by public piety can be won over by his goodheartedness and the sheer joy with which he plays the game. Perhaps most acutely, he’s a cultural avatar. The internet meme “Tebowing” took off because it’s a readymade symbolic gesture people can use to express themselves against our scoffing, serious times. Brady is a great football player. Tebow is a great football story, and stories are immersive – they give us a chance to get involved, to see ourselves through them. Tebow’s story tees up the questions that frame many people’s lives: Is God involved? Can he help us overcome? Can he help us win? What if he stops helping us – where is God when our critics are correct, when our flaws are exposed for everyone to see? Saturday’s game will likely be the most-watched second round playoff game in NFL history. Millions will be watching because they want to see how the story will unfold, and the hero most of them will be rooting for is not the playboy, but the momma’s boy. Tebow’s faith has been the fodder for late night talk show monologues, comedy skits, and hilarious sports banter, but there is one joke that probably best represents how a LOT people actually feel about Tim Tebow. A few weeks ago, a joke made its way around Denver about Tom Brady, the New England Patriots’ living legend, and Tim Tebow, the raw Broncos quarterback who is turning in a legendary season. It went something like this: Tom Brady dies and goes to heaven and is greeted by God, who shows him to his new house – a cozy, modest home with a Patriots flag flying from the porch. “Gee, thanks God!” says Brady, feeling very special. As Brady walks to his door, he notices another house down the street – a sprawling, gorgeous home with a 50-foot pole flying a Broncos flag, a swimming pool shaped like a horse, and a Tim Tebow jersey pinned to the front door. “Um, God?” Brady begins. “I’m not ungrateful, but I don’t get it. I won three Super Bowls and went to the Hall of Fame. Why does Tim Tebow get a better house than me?” God chuckles. “That’s not Tim’s house,” he replies. “That’s mine.” So we ask you, do think that God is rooting for Tim Tebow and the Broncos??? Source More On Bossip! Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner: Here Are Some Current And Future Celebrity Stepdads Handling Their Biz With The Kids Out Of Pocket Old Heads: Mama Jones Starts Twitter War With Olivia???? Canada Dry: Tattoo Artist Claims That Drake Waited In His Car And Sent His Bodyguards To Confront Him Elsewhere In The World: J.R. Smith’s Sister Goes H.A.M. In The Stands At Chinese Game, Choking Out Broads And Catching Fade With An Old Head!
John Parr, whose “St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion)” became an international rock smash in the 1980s, has reworked its lyrics in honor of Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. Seriously. Parr personally recorded “Tim Tebow’s Fire” (below). “I was inspired by Tim Tebow, so I wanted to modify the lyrics … in his honor of the way he lives his life as being a great example,” Parr told FOX31 Denver. Words fail us, but fortunately Parr has us covered. Listen: John Parr – Tim Tebow’s Fire! The great thing about this “St. Elmo’s Fire” cover is that it’s not really a cover. It sounds just like Parr’s title track to the 1985 Demi Moore-Rob Lowe film. In “Tim Tebow’s Fire,” he sings, “I can see a new horizon underneath the blazin’ sky. I’ll be where the eagle’s flyin’ higher and higher. Gonna be your man in motion, all I need’s my Broncos team. Take me where my future’s lyin,’ Tim Tebow’s Fire.” They’re still going to be demolished by New England , but amen.
Simply put: we told you. Our exhaustive, in-depth analysis of the Steelers/Broncos first round playoff matchup revealed that Tim Tebow would lead Denver to an upset , despite the seemingly long odds against this man of God and his hilariously low completion percentage. We believed, and Tebow proved us correct, finishing his best day as a professional by becoming just the third quarterback in NFL history to finish his postseason debut with over 300 yards passing, and at least one touchdown passing and rushing. His final throw was an 80-yard touchdown to Demaryius Thomas in overtime, which clinched a 29-23 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Watch the final play below and just have faith*, football fans. Tim Tebow Throws Winning Touchdown Pass * Until next Saturday night, that is. Tebow and the Broncos will get CRUSHED by the Patriots. You can mark it down now.
The most-well known atheist in Hollywood is at it again. Following Tim Tebow’s worst performance of the season – four interceptions thrown in a 40-14 drubbing at the hands of the lowly Bills – Bill Maher Tweeted about the faithful quarterback: Wow, Jesus just f—d #TimTebow bad! And on Xmas Eve! Somewhere in hell Satan is tebowing, saying to Hitler “Hey, Buffalo’s killing them.” The Tweet enraged many online, including Fox News’ Eric Boiling, who replied: Bill Maher is disgusting vile trash. I can’t even repeat what he just tweeted about Tebow..on Christmas Eve. #straighttohellBill Not surprisingly, Tebow – who was warned by a fake JC Himself that upcoming games would be difficult – didn’t address Maher’s Tweet, simply writing after his poor showing Saturday: Tough game today but what’s most important is being able to celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Merry Christmas everyone GB
