Cardinals Manager Tony La Russa Retires Following World Series Win
Posted on Oct 30, 2011 @ 07:55PM - 1 comment
Just three days after leading the St. Louis Cardinals to the World Series championship, legendary manager Tony La Russa announced his retirement from managing in a news conference in St. Louis on Monday.
"It's just time to do something else, and I knew it," the 67-year-old skipper said. "If we won, if we lost, it wasn't going to change.
Demi Lovato Belts Out The National Anthem Before The World Series Game 5
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Scotty McCreery On Track To Become Most Successful American Idol Since Carrie Underwood
Posted on Oct 15, 2011 @ 04:45AM - Add a comment
Scotty McCreery may be single-handedly putting American Idol back in the star-making business.
The 18-year-old's debut album, Clear As Day, shot straight to the top of the Billboard Top 200 chart and Top Country chart when it was released this week.
NEW PHOTOS: RPattz In Japan, Fans Go Wild!
Posted on Nov 02, 2009 @ 06:48AM - Add a comment
A 15-hour flight from Los Angeles landed Robert Pattinson in Chiba, Japan for the start of his world-wide New Moon promotion tour Sunday morning and there were hundreds of screaming fans waiting to greet him.
PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson Is Greeted By Japanese Fans
RadarOnline.com was there when RPattz left Los Angeles Saturday and noted that the Brit actor is now a New York Yankees fan. He was still wearing his Yankees hat when he arrived at Narita International Airport where he signed autographs and took pictures with his adoring fans.
TV: Saturday Hot List
Posted on Jul 16, 2009 @ 06:42AM - Add a comment
If you’ve decided to forgo costumes and candy this Halloween—there’s one show on tonight destined to make staying home worth your while. The SyFy channel presents a LIVE, Halloween edition of Ghost Hunters hosted by Destination Truth’s Josh Gates. The Ghost Hunters go inside Essex County Hospital (remember – it’s live) where over 10,000 patients have died. Tune in to see if they survive!
And, of course if you’re looking for something a little lighter, the Yankees and the Phillies go head to head for game three of The World Series.
