Roundup: Bruce Springsteen Sings Purple Rain; Paparazzi Got Wild For Jessica Alba on the Beach

Abigail Clarke, a TV personality in the UK … are chicken and waffles coming to Dunkin’ Donuts? … Jessica Alba on the beach in Hawaii looks as great as you’d imagine … “Accused Las Vegas con artist says he’s the one being swindled” … Piers Morgan took a couple shots at Beyonce and the internet got defensive … “CNN’s Jeff Zucker: ‘People want someone to blame for Donald Trump’s rise’” … Tamir Rice’s family will get a $6 million settlement from the city of Cleveland after their son was shot to death … things people under 30 don’t like: Media, Socialism, Donald Trump … a joint Bachelor/Bachelorette party is a horrendous idea … “Melissa Click claims she was fired because she’s white” … so Rachel Roy vs Beyonce all because of some lyrics in a song? …

I did two radio shows this weekend, the first one talking NFL Draft, with Mike Silver as a guest; the other mostly about Tiger Woods and his father, with an appearance by Richard Deitsch (1:39.00). [Saturday; Sunday]

Portland 98, LA Clippers 84. The Paper Clips lost Chris Paul, then Blake Griffin, and the series is tied. [Oregonian]

Incredible news for the Cal Bears: Ivan Rabb is going back to college for his sophomore season. [SF Gate]

Cool for Steelers fans: The all-time Pittsburgh Steelers draft picks. [Steelers Wire]

Radio host’s daughter is not only going to Harvard, but she ran the fastest 3,200 meter race of any high school kid in the country this year. [Daily Herald]

Neat story on the Buffalo Braves, and how they came to the city, and why they left. [Buffalo News]

Philadelphia newspaper guy attempts to defend Howie Roseman trade up, believes that Carson Wentz comparisons are Cam Newton and Aaron Rodgers. [Philly.com]

Cameron Artis-Payne of the Panthers was arrested for speeding at 102 mph in a 65-mph zone. [Charlotte Observer]

Speaking of the Eagles, this is rough: “When given a straight choice between two highly rated quarterbacks, it turns out NFL teams are pretty good at figuring which of them is better.” [WSJ]

Excellent story about Mackensie Alexander, the Clemson CB whose Haitian parents grew up working in tomato fields. [Post & Courier]

Remember Cadillac Williams, the great Auburn RB? He’s going to be an assistant RB coach at DII West Georgia. [Fox Sports]

A few days late, but a real nice remembrance of the great Pearl Washington. [SI.com]

Bruce Springsteen opened a Brooklyn show with Purple Rain.

Sure, when your children are disobedient, get a shotgun and take out their iPhones.

New Bryan Cranston movie looks decent.