Roundup: A 'Dazed & Confused' Sequel is Coming, James Lipton Was Once a Pimp in Paris & Video of Goats Attacking People in Brazil Town
By Jason McIntyre
The life and times of a gossip columnist in Philadelphia. [Philadelphia Magazine]
“Richard Linklater Hopes to Film ‘Dazed and Confused’ Sequel This Fall.” [Rolling Stone]
Sports Journalism’s Beauty Curse. [Daily Beast]
For fans who usually only start paying attention to MLB after Memorial Day, this is a good recap of what has happened so far. [WSJ]
“Ned Yost’s day started Tuesday when he was nabbed by Chiefs’ security personnel while jogging at the Truman Sports Complex.” [Star]
Mack Brown, obviously, feels optimistic about the Longhorns next season. But I still think it’ll be his last in Austin. [CBS Sports]
Illinois picks up a very good college hoops transfer in a prolific shooter from Oregon State. [Tribune]
“If fried chicken, or the mention of it, is to be generally viewed as being a racist dish then we should not allow franchise restaurants that feature such fare to operate in largely African- American communities like Detroit.” [Detroit News]
Please take 10 minutes out of your day and enjoy these May TV news bloopers. [via Hot Clicks]
What it’s like to be inside a vehicle inside a torando. [via Ben Jones]
This explosion in Baltimore Tuesday … [via Baltimore Sun]
Why are goats attacking people in Brazil? This is some of the most random goat footage I’ve ever seen. [via Patrick]