Say it ain’t so!!! According to E! News:
“They really hit it off,” the source tells E! News. “He’s crazy about her and she thinks he’s cute.
We hear Jay even met Kristin’s mom during the post-game meet and greet—the reality star was in town visiting her fam over the weekend.
The two then had their first official date Monday night in Chicago going on a group date to Angels and Kings bar, where they were “kissing all night.”
“They had a lot of fun,” says a source. “Kristin wants to come back to Chicago more often during the season.”
NO! I know probably no one else cares about this because it’s sure to fizzle out in a matter of days since Kristin is a fame-whore and nut-job, but I am actually concerned. I would like to take a moment to make a personal address to Jay on LBB. Ahem.
Jay— We are fellow Vanderbilt alum. I have watched the Bears practice at their training camp in my hometown of Lake Forest, IL, AND have partied at Angels and Kings before. We not only chatted at Sportsmans Bar in Nashville, but you also helped me carry a heavy case of Sugar-Free Red Bull to my car at the Sams Club parking lot in Chicago. And you choose this clown over me? SO RUDE. Is this why the Bears have a 0-3 record so far this year? Do I need to forsake my Bears fan club membership and root for the Skins now? We are so donezo.
Indians are mascots, not people!
49th Annual Washington Redskins Welcome Back Luncheon
(invite only)
The Redskins hold their annual lunch to kick off the season.
Time: 11 a.m.
Place: Ritz Carlton-Tyson’s Corner
1700 Tyson’s Boulevard
McLean, Va.
From NY Daily News:
A federal judge in Connecticut ruled today the activity was “too underdeveloped and disorganised” to be considered a sport under the law.
Barring a successful appeal, the ruling means cheerleading funding cannot be used to satisfy the US Title IX law that requires equal public opportunities for male and female sports.
The case revolved around a March 2009 lawsuit from members of Quinnipiac University‘s women’s volleyball team, which claimed the Hamden, Connecticut, school’s plan to eliminate the team while creating a new varsity sport called “competitive cheerleading” was illegal.
Unless you’re dead, you probably know this already happened, but in case you only care about The World Cup to see what the WAGs are wearing, see NY Daily News’ headline:
Robbed at the World Cup! Late goal disallowed as U.S. forced to settle for 2-2 draw with Slovenia
…and people wonder why a game marred by totally unaccountable refs where tied scores let you advance to the next round will never catch on in America. If you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go stuff my body full of Sam Adams beer, hot dogs, apple pie, and maybe a baseball bat.
Former NHL player Mark Hardy was arrested at the start of this weekend for allegedly sexually abusing his daughter. Hardy’s team, the LA Kings, commented: “We are aware of the charge. Due to the legal nature of this matter, we will not have any additional comments at this time.”
Keepin’ things fun for the whole family.
A night of dancing, celebrating and networking!
A CELEBRITY-JUDGED DANCE CONTEST FEATURING Washington Post’s Reliable Source Roxanne Roberts & Septime Webre, Artistic Director of the Washington Ballet.
Founders: Drew Chafetz & Alfredo Axtmayer.
Host Committee:
Kevin Chaffee * Septime Webre * Fabian Koss * Andres Ramirez * Geoffrey Kreiss * Catherine Pino & Ingrid Duran * Charlie Muldoon * Alon Street * Jacquelyn Puente * Mike Abbenante * Jessica Singleton & Christopher Nulty * Ben Davis.
Event Committee:
Sarah Sanchez * Graham Hardock * Geoffrey Miller * Jamie Poist * Seth Teicher.
Advance General Admission: $30 (includes entry, 1 raffle ticket, & 1 drink; $45 at the door).
VIP: $100 (includes private seating, open bar, hors d’oeuvres, and five raffle tickets).
The Winter Olympics are having a rough go this year up in Canada. First there was the tragic luger death, and now US figure skater Johnny Weir has received threats for his fur-trimmed costumes.
“All these crazy fur people. Security-wise, to stay in a hotel would be very difficult. There have been threats against me. I didn’t want to get hurt,” said Weir, who has been on the receiving end of criticism and outrage from animal rights activists.
Weir faced anti-fur anger during a qualifying tournament wherein he was wearing white fox fur. After that event, he said he would change to faux fur, but had since changed his mind and is again wearing genuine fur.
Weir added: “It was not because I was pressured to change it, but because I don’t like faux fur… I didn’t change the costume, I’m just switching back to another costume.”
We can now add Indianapolis’ team to the long list of things Obama has supported that have failed miserably: health care, Chicago Olympics, Creigh Deeds, Jon Corzine, Martha Coakley, et al.
Obama told a pre-game interviewer: “I think the Colts probably have to be favorite, mainly because they have got perhaps the best quarterback in history — Peyton Manning is unbelievable.”
The president did add that he had a “soft spot” for the Saints, however, so as to continue his legacy of being wishy washy and offering all things to all people.
ManCrunch, and online dating service for gay men, has submitted a rather steamy ad to be aired during the Super Bowl. CBS has not yet cleared the ad, nor has it made a decision either way as to if it will air the ad. CBS’ original response was that all ad slots had been sold, but that doesn’t seem to gel with its ongoing will-they-or-won’t-they game with giving ManCrunch the airtime.
The website’s rep said this: “ManCrunch requested the spot get reviewed anyway just in case another advertiser drops out and a spot becomes available, as often happens, and CBS agreed.”
A CBS rep told Pop Tarts, the FOXnews gossip column, that there are in fact slots still open for advertising, and that he was not sure where that comment had been based.
