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CHAIR SHOT REALITY EPISODE 109- PART 2

- With only 2 days until the big episode of RAW, the final of who the 1/2/12 “It Begins” promos are for!

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BERLIN — Dutch-born entertainer Johannes Heesters, who made his name performing in Adolf Hitler’s Germany and was dogged later in his long career by controversy over his Nazi-era past, died Saturday, his agent said. He was 108.

The tenor Heesters made his debut on the big stage at the Volksoper in Vienna, Austria in 1934. His career took off in Berlin where, starting in 1935 – two years after the Nazis took power – he became a crowd favorite at the Komische Oper and Admiralspalast.

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If you had the chance to speak with Marilyn Monroe from beyond the grave, there are probably a lot of questions you’d want to ask, right?

Her stuffing recipe is probably not one of them. but that’s the top of the wish list for Robin Byrd, a New York media personality who is best known outside the Big Apple for her role in the infamous porn film “Debbie Does Dallas.”

And — unlike most of us — she may actually get the chance to ask Monroe the all-important stuffing question.

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The Highspots Facebook page has noted that TNA star Ric Flair’s $35,000 judgment has been paid to the wrestling retailer, therefore Flair will avoid jail time.
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Filed under: PGA

It’s easy for golf to feel a little romantic about this week’s Northern Trust Open. By any name, it’s the old Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club.
This is the course that Ben Hogan all but made his own, turning it into “Hogan’s Alley.” In the 1940s, Hogan won the Los Angeles Open three times and finished second once.

Other winner’s over the years include Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, Hale Irwin, Tom Watson, Johnny Miller, Ben Crenshaw, Fred Couples, Nick Faldo, Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson.

Not bad.

And then there’s the real history.

Riviera is the club that was so Hollywood.

Famous members over the years include Humphrey Bogart, Glen Campbell, Peter Falk, Dean Martin, Gregory Peck, Walt Disney and Douglas Fairbanks.

Oh, yeah, O.J. Simpson once had a locker there, too.

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Austin more than a “Tough Enough” host

NEW YORK CITY – USA Network and WWE announced that WWE Hall of Famer “Stone Cold”…

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Steve Austin Speaks On Hosting New Tough Enough Season

The following video features TNA President Dixie Carter appearing on Sky News to reveal details behind TNA’s new UK TV deal:

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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Roger Federer was back to his vintage best, beating Xavier Malisse 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 in a third-round match Friday at the Australian Open.

While the defending champion also won in straight sets in his opening-round match against Lukas Lacko, Federer was extended to five tough sets against Gilles Simon in the second round, a near five-hour match which Federer said he was he relieved to survive.

On Friday at Rod Laver Arena, there were no such dramas for the second-seeded Swiss star who chasing his fifth Australian title. It took him 1 hour, 45 minutes to beat Malisse and earn an Open Era-record 57th career match win at the Australian Open.

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Filed under: Astros , Cardinals , Dodgers , Reds , MLB Hall of Fame Jeff Bagwell said he was neither shocked nor disappointed upon learning Wednesday that he got 41.7 percent of the vote for election into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. “I’m just thank thankful I’m even on the ballot, and we’ll go on from here,” the former Houston Astros slugger told reporters by telephone

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Jeff Bagwell Shrugs Off Hall of Fame Snub

Filed under: MLB Hall of Fame , MLB Video , Executive Take The Baseball Hall of Fame is set to announce their class of 2011 and the discussion of who will and won’t get in is filled with intrigue and controversy. The likes of Mark McGwire, Rafael Palmeiro, and Roberto Alomar will meet their Hall fate on Wednesday

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