Roundup: Bikini Baristas Go to Federal Court; Charlie Rose Fired; & Kyrie Irving is Better Off Without LeBron
By Jason McIntyre
Frida Aasen, a Victoria’s Secret model … “Uber Paid Hackers to Delete Stolen Data on 57 Million People” … 1970s star David Cassidy has died at 67 … the bikini baristas in Seattle are going to federal court … “Will digital companies pony up in early 2020s?” … Taylor Swift’s album had a monster week of opening sales … read to the bottom about an FBI raid of a bar where the Hell’s Angels were hanging out … worst co-worker in America: “Man ejaculated into co-worker’s water bottles, put semen in honey jar” … when mom is urging daughter to go topless on social media … Warner Brothers spent about $25 million to digitally remove Superman’s mustache …
Paul Millsap needs wrist surgery, could miss up to three months. [Denver Post]
Did Manute Bol lie about his age? Was he years older than he claimed? [Zags Blog]
Charlie Rose got fired by CBS & PBS after allegedly sexually harassing over a dozen women. [EW]
Why college football needs an 8-team playoff, you need to be unconventional to beat great teams, and Charlie Weis disagreed with me about the Patriots and Jared Goff. [Podcast]
Absolutely brutal read about Terry Glenn’s four children remembering their father. [NBC DFW]
What a bold claim: This is how much money you need to be happy. [Town and Country Mag]
What is life like after getting laid off from ESPN? [The Ringer]
Kyle Kuzma, the best rookie on the Lakers, got his start ballin’ in Flint, Michigan. [LA Times]
“Trump’s supporters backed a time-honored American political tradition, disavowing racism while promising to enact a broad agenda of discrimination.” [The Atlantic]
LeBron is dipping his toe into the executive producing game. Get excited.
Just facts: Kyrie Irving is better off without LeBron.
If you say “titter” instead of “twitter” … people will laugh.