Category: Entertainment
Baltimore Orioles honoring legendary Hall of Famer Frank Robinson throughout 2019 season
Orioles donating $60,000 to civil rights and African American history museums in Frank Robinson’s memory.
Batman reunites with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Pop Culture’s Popular Super Heroes Teaming Up for their Respective Anniversaries
San Diego Padres sign Manny Machado to 10-year, $300 million contract, largest in MLB history
The $300 million contract takes the 26-year-old infielder / slugger through the 2028 Season and includes an opt-out clause after the 2023 season.
Actor Jussie Smollett turns himself in to police after being charged with making false report
If convicted on the Class 4 felony of filing a false police report, Smollett could be looking at a maximum sentence of three years behind bars.
Orioles’ 2019 Spring Training Opening Day vs. Minnesota Twins, February 23 in Sarasota
On February 15, the Baltimore Orioles announced plans for Opening Day of the 2019 Spring Training season on Saturday, February 23, when the Birds host the Minnesota Twins at 1:05 […]
‘The Big Bang Theory’ honored with historical Stage 25 renamed after the iconic TV show
Originally built in 1935, Stage 25 has housed productions of “Casablanca,” “Giant,” “Bonnie and Clyde” and “Blade Runner,” as well as television series “Maverick,” “V,” “What I Like About You” and more.
Netflix renews fan fav ‘Sex Education’ for second season
“The first season of ‘Sex Education’ garnered critical and popular acclaim and has opened up poignant cultural conversations around sexuality, relationships and identity.”
Super Bowl ad showcases more than 40 current players and legends of the game
#NFL100: NFL Super Bowl Spot Kicks Off NFL100 Celebration – watch the video
Patriots’ Julian Edelman named Super Bowl LIII MVP
Edelman caught 10 receptions for 141 yards and added an eight-yard rush.
Philadelphia Eagles’ Chris Long wins Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award
Chris Long celebrated his 10th season playing in the NFL by donating his entire year’s salary, roughly $1 million, to support educational initiatives in the cities in which he has played, St. Louis, Boston and Philadelphia.
