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Both specializations provide students with an understanding of journalism's critical role in democratic society. The department also offers two minors, on in journalism and one in business writing, that enable students in other majors to improve dramatically their writing and research abilities.
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Santana vs. His Critics – Round 2
Ervin Santana — known then as Johan — was 17 when he pitched for the Angels in the fall instructional league in October 2000, one month after he signed for a $700,000 bonus.
Ervin Santana's second start since his recall from Salt Lake wasn't as dominant as his first last Friday at Boston, but then that was probably one of the more dominant starts of the year by any pitcher so he wasn't likely to repeat it.
The question was whether Ervin would be able to maintain his composure and his focus against Toronto as well as he did before, and he did — for a while.
Santana retired the side in order in the 1st, striking out Lyle Overbay. In the 2nd, Frank Thomas got him for a single but Santana shut them down, striking out Troy Glaus. The Blue Jays went in order in the 3rd, with Reed Johnson striking out for the final out.
So far, so good.
Overbay walked to lead off the bottom of the 4th, and then with one out Vernon Wells doubled to center. Howie Kendrick made a hideous and ill-advised throw trying to stop Overbay from scoring, so Wells advanced to third.
I think that was the critical play, because after that Santana seemed to lose his focus.
Frank Thomas singled in Wells, then Santana recorded fly outs on the next two batters to end the inning, and still had a 3-2 lead.
In the 5th, Santana got a fly out and then a ground out, but with two away Reed Johnson singled and Lyle Overbay doubled him to third. Pitching coach Mike Butcher came to the mound, but Ervin then gave up a double to Matt Stairs that scored Johnson and Overbay. 4-3 Blue Jays. With Wells at the plate, Santana threw a wild pitch that advanced Stairs to third, and catcher Ryan Budde made a bad throw that sailed into left field to score stairs. 5-3 Blue Jays.
Ervin allowed only a single in the 6th, and struck out Ray Olmedo for his final out, but the damage had been done.
Most folks I've read have given Ervin mixed reviews. Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times summed it up with this observation:
Ervin Santana has had better starts, and as anyone who has watched the enigmatic right-hander this season knows, he has had worse starts. Far worse.
But Santana's starts are only part of the story.
The other story, as far as the press is concerned, is the press.
As I wrote last Saturday, a feud has been building between Santana and the Angels beat writers. Apparently the stories they've written about his struggles have been affecting his confidence, and he refused to speak in English to the reporters after last Friday's win.
A story by Times reporter Dylan Hernandez in Thursday's edition revealed that Ervin believed the sportswriters were making up stories about him.
But if there is one part of Santana that still hasn't been fixed, it's his growing discomfort with the media.
"They're all bad, they're all bad, they're all bad," he said. "I was happy in triple A. I was happy because nobody bothered me."
Santana said that when he has spoken to reporters, he has often seen them scribbling in their notebooks before he says anything.
"They write things I don't say," Santana said.
He wouldn't specify when or where he was misquoted.
Orange County Register beat writer Bill Plunkett wrote in his blog on Tuesday that the matter seems to be a cultural misunderstanding.
This goes beyond a player deciding that his problems were caused not by the fact that he stunk — but by the fact that we reported he stunk.
It's no coincidence that the other Cold War this season was also between the beat writers and another Latin player, shortstop Orlando Cabrera. Cabrera wouldn't speak to us for a few weeks in June.
In that case, language wasn't the issue. Cabrera is an intelligent man who speaks English very well (better than some of the American players I've dealt with) and challenges himself to expand his vocabulary in his second language.
But there is also a cultural barrier that came into play in both situations. Bridging that divide can be every bit as difficult as the language barrier — and result in just as many misunderstandings. Santana is scheduled to pitch again Thursday. It will be interesting to see if he relies on Griffin (or Mota) again — or if he feels he made his point.
If he thinks using an interpreter will shield him from misinterpretation, he's wrong. It only creates another layer where things can get misunderstood.
But the most astonishing reaction of all came in the blog written by Riverside Press-Enterprise beat writer Matt Hurst.
A disclaimer — Matt granted an interview for FutureAngels.com Radio last spring, and has positively mentioned FutureAngels.com several times in his blog, so we have some reciprocal admiration. I graduated from U.C. Riverside, and the P-E remains my favorite local paper. Riverside is like a home town for me. Those who've lived in Riverside have a certain special pride about the town, something you wouldn't understand unless you've had a chance to appreciate all its quiet little treasures.
In short, when it comes to Matt and the P-E, I'm biased.
Nonetheless, I was shocked to read Matt's diatribe in Thursday's blog.
He called Ervin a "spoiled brat" for granting an interview to "a non-beat writer," as if Santana somehow owes the beat writers special privileges. He also wrote that Ervin "is rarely quoted even if he does well because he never says anything worthy of the space in the newspaper."
Matt concluded:
Ervin, here's some advice, take responsibility for your actions. Don't pawn off the blame on someone else. And if you have a problem with us beat writers tell us, don't spout off to someone else unaware of the beef you have with the media.
Matt's comments reminded me of another baseball player who had a cultural misunderstanding with beat writers.
Roger Maris.
As fictionally depicted in Billy Crystal's HBO movie 61*, Maris was mercilessly savaged by the New York press as he raced Mickey Mantle to break Babe Ruth's single-season home run record. Mantle was popular with the press because he was glib and colorful, and he was wildly popular with Yankees fans so articles about the Mick were guaranteed to sell papers. Maris was a quiet family man from Fargo, North Dakota who was totally out of his element in New York City. Not only was he chasing one Yankee legend in Ruth, but he was also threatening to steal the spotlight from Mantle. Heaven forbid that a shy man of small words be the story, because short and boring quotes don't sell many papers.
So as Maris took the lead in the home run record derby, the New York media took on a pack mentality, hoping to pressure Roger into collapse so Mantle could break the record.
At least Maris had the advantage of growing up in the American culture where English was his native language and he got a decent education. Worst-case scenario, if his baseball career ended he went back to North Dakota and probably got a job as a plumber or truck driver or whatever.
Ervin's background is far more humble.
When the Angels signed him for $700,000 in September 2000, he was known as Johan. He was thought to be 16 years old; Ervin had used a younger brother's birth certificate and was actually eleven months older. But you do things like that when you're dirt poor, lived half-starved for most of your young life and got no real education in a country with a corrupt government.
Which is probably why he distrusts our media. In his country, the government had a rich history under dictator Rafael Trujillo of controlling the press. Trujillo established a secret police force called the SIM (Military Intelligence Service) to control the press, bribe businessmen, and create a climate of fear among Dominicans. Although Trujillo was assassinated in 1961, a cursory Google search suggests that the government remains corrupt and the press heavily censored.
Now, if it were ingrained in you as a child not to trust the press lest you might be jailed (or worse), are you going to trust the Angels beat writers?
Which is probably why he granted an interview to Dylan Hernandez (who is presumably Hispanic). Ervin probably felt he could trust more someone of Latin heritage.
Dominican players carry a lot of pressure on their shoulders. That paycheck feeds a very large extended family, if not a neighborhood and maybe even a small town. If the player fails, he goes home and picks sugar cane for the rest of his life, which will probably be shorter than the typical American's due to the absence of any decent health care.
Maybe if a beat writer spent a few days living in squalid conditions in a country where he can be imprisoned for saying the wrong thing to a "reporter" who's actually with the government's intelligence agency, he might think twice about calling a struggling naive player a "spoiled brat."


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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
starstruck Goodbyn
In the large right side compartment are 2 strawberry kabobs and 2 grape kabobs (like last time), plus two thick slices of granny smith apple. I cut the apple horizontally through the core, which leaves a cross-section of core in the middle of the slices (does that make sense?), I used a star shaped mini cookie cutter to cut out that core section. The apple was dipped in apple juice to prevent browning (lots of people know that dipping in lemon juice keeps fruit from browning, but actually any juice with ascorbic acid, or Vitamin C, will work - no need to dip in bitter sour lemon juice!). There are tiny ice packs under all the fruit, cut from a larger ice blanket (six cells of the ice blanket fit flat in this space).
In the middle he has ice water and a couple baby carrots.
On the left, the two smaller side compartments have Wheat Thins and pretzel rods. The middle square spot has a reusable sealed monkey cup of strawberry yogurt and little kabobs of cheddar cheese cubes and peppered turkey. Did you hear that? Turkey! This growth spurt business is doing really good things to Magoo branching out and trying new things. I had him try a small piece of it last night and while he didn't say he liked it, he didn't say he didn't like it either and I could tell from his expression he was pleasantly surprised by it. Yes! Boar's Head peppered turkey, folks, it's the best! After taking the picture I added some more pieces of ice packs into this section to keep it well chilled.
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- Jenn @ BentoForKidlet said... [Reply to comment]
Looks delicious! I know other juices work but I will stick with lemon. For some reason I still get trace amounts of browning with the other juices. And Kidlet likes the lemon :D
- March 24, 2010 at 12:40 PM
- The Planet Pink said... [Reply to comment]
Yum! Looks great to me!
- March 26, 2010 at 8:04 AM
- Andrea Betty said... [Reply to comment]
this lunch box has a not so pretty review on Amazon and it's the only one so I was wondering how you felt about the box. Is it easy for your kids to snap the lid on and off?
- May 12, 2010 at 2:49 PM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
Hi Andrea Betty!
Is it easy for the kids to snap the lid on and off - NO. No, it's not easy, it takes effort and some strength to do it. My 8-year-old can do it if he wants to (and if he tries to), but in the rush of leaving the cafeteria he only half-way snaps it on.
Actually, on the day he took this particular lunch to school, I found all the picks and swizzle sticks on the bottom of his backpack because they all fell out the end of the lunchbox he hadn't closed all the way.
I honestly feel that his is a good lunchbox choice for some people. It is BIG, so if you have a hearty eater this is going to provide more space for food than most bento/waste-free boxes out there. I know a lot of people that just love it to pieces and just as many who find the lid to be too inconvienent to bother with.
I hope that helps. :)
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Tricia Helfer, best known to many of us as Number Six on Battlestar Galactica, will be appearing in Spider-Man: Web of Shadows as romantic interest/cat burglar extraordinaire Felicia Hardy, better known as The Black Cat.
Based on screenshots provided by Activision, as well as the trailer where Helfer announces her role in the game, it looks as though Black Cat will be playing a major role in the story. The trailer shows her beating the stuffing out of Spidey in both his red and black costumes, and the screenshots show her in a passionate embrace with the game's protagonist.
Helfer is actually already familiar with the role, as she provides the voicework for Felicia Hardy in the animated series The Spectacular Spider-Man. This isn't Helfer's first appearance in a video game, either; she appeared as Nod General Killian Qatar in Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath.
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Okay, I give Mike this story because it gives us an excuse to run a sexy picture of Tricia, and he chooses to show the character she's playing? Really?


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Friday, October 08, 2010
Brilliant! Blood Slide Candy
When I followed the link from Sweet Obsessed to Waylou to forkable I found the brilliant mind and steady hand behind these Dexter inspired candy blood slides. Naturally I asked to do a shout out. Funny story, these were originally inspired by Martha Stewart lollipops.
Shout—you are the goddess of creepy candy Andrea Newberry—Out. You know, I find the edible serial killer trophies more elegant than creepy. Andrea made them last year and is a bloody treasure trove of macabre treats. She told me today that she's working on a "rotten and bloody lasagna" recipe for this Halloween.
In a Nutshell (or slide box):
This recipe calls for sugar, corn syrup, red food dye, parchment paper or a baking mat, and a toothpick or skewer to paint on the "blood." You're making candy, spreading it thin, and cutting it with a hot knife. Then you cool it and decorate with red dye.
Andrea had trouble finding a fancy wooden slide box like Dexter Morgan's, but I think this slide kit container works well. She suggests serving with tweezers or latex gloves.
Oh man.
For the step by step on this sweet bio hazard click here.
Andrea also has a Halloween Bootcamp at the Forkable Kitchen in Chicago on October 16 from noon - 3 pm. The Halloween Treats Baking Class includes Crunchy Eyeball Bars, Witches Finger Cookies, Ghosts on a Stick, and the inimitable Blood Slides. The class might be full by the time you read this, but why not check it out here anyway.
More Temptations From forkable
⚉ Bloody Cracked Brain Cake
⚈ Eye Deal Cannibal Cookies
⚉ Marshmallow Ghosts
⚈ Mexican Aniseed Shortbread Finger Cookies
⚉ Frightening flickr set
The photos, idea, and Blood Slide Sucker recipe belong to and are courtesy of Andrea Newberry and forkable.
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OMG! Just found your blog from Phantom Kitty! We LOVE DEXTER!!! Love the blood slides!!! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks, TexWisGirl, love the Kitty.ReplyDelete
I wasn't crazy about the last season of Dexter, but this one looks better.
Yeah, Andrea the Blood Slide creator is one of my heros.
- Anonymous12:37 PM
Wow that's so cool! What an awesome idea, I wish I could make those! I love that show!ReplyDelete
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Burbank, CA (April 24, 2012) - ABC Family announced today the pick-up of a second season of the original drama series "The Lying Game." The new season will begin production this summer for a winter premiere.
The audience for the drama series grew considerably during its first season, surging by double-digit percent margins. The Winter run was up 28% in W18-34 over the first half of its season, with three consecutive weeks of series highs in the demo, and contributed to ABC Family's biggest 1Q ever in Prime in Women 18-34, Women 18-49 and Females 12-34.
"The Lying Game" follows identical twins Emma Becker and Sutton Mercer who were separated at birth and led very different lives, each oblivious to the other's existence until circumstances bring them back together. Yearning for the family she never had, kind-hearted foster kid Emma agrees to step into Sutton's privileged shoes while she searches for their birth parents, setting in motion a web of secrecy and lies.
"The Lying Game" is produced by Alloy Entertainment in association with Warner Horizon Television and is executive produced by Charles Pratt, Jr., Leslie Morgenstein and Gina Girolamo. The series stars Alexandra Chando, Andy Buckley, Blair Redford, Alice Greczyn, Allie Gonino and Helen Slater with guest stars Adrian Pasdar and Charisma Carpenter.
Part of the Disney/ABC Television Group, ABC Family is distributed in over 97 million homes. ABC Family features programming reflecting today's families, entertaining and connecting with adults through relatable programming about today's relationships - told with a mix of diversity, passion, humor and heart. ABC Family's programming is a combination of network defining original series and original movies, quality acquired series and blockbuster theatricals. Emmy(R) Award-winning ABCFamily.com provides a variety of interactive entertainment and community features, from rich, fan-centric programming - including blogs, viewing parties, webisodes, full episodes of the network's hit programming, along with sneak peek exclusive previews and behind-the-scenes clips. ABC Family is also the destination for annual Holiday events with "13 Nights of Halloween" and "25 Days of Christmas." ABC Family. A New Kind of Family.


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The dollar fell against the British pound Monday as investors looked ahead to two key U.K. data reports due Wednesday that could determine if the pound takes another run higher to the $1.70 level.
On Wednesday, the U.K. unemployment rate is expected to tick down to 6.8% from 6.9% for the three months ended March, which would provide more evidence that the labor market is improving. The Bank of England's inflation report for May, also due Wednesday, could shed light on how much spare capacity the bank thinks is left in the economy, a metric used by the bank in assessing the future path of its interest rates. Read more: Key U.K., euro zone data this week
"If the employment data do improve as we expect, we think that could be the larger driver of sterling this week as the market continues to romance the idea that the Bank of England could be the first to tighten" among G4 central banks, said Brian Daingerfield, a foreign-exchange strategist at RBS. The G4 central banks are those in the euro zone, Japan, U.K., and U.S.
The British pound GBPUSD -0.05% rose to $1.6869 from $1.6848 late Friday. Data showing an improvement in employment could lead to a run on $1.70, said Daingerfield.
Comments from European Central Bank officials about the potential for further easing in June continued to attract attention on Monday. ECB President Mario Draghi last week said he would be "comfortable" taking action next month, if needed. His comments, which led to euro losses, came during a news conference after the central bank released a decision announcing no change in interest rates.
"Having led us up the garden path this far, it would be disastrous if they didn't deliver on a rate cut," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at TD Securities, referring to ECB officials.
ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio reiterated Monday that any monetary policy decision would hinge on expectations for inflation in the medium term. The ECB targets inflation of just under 2% in the medium term and new staff forecasts will be published at the ECB's June meeting.
Ewald Nowotny, a member of the ECB's governing council, said Monday a cut in interest rates won't be enough to fight the region's low inflation, according to Reuters.
The euro EURUSD -0.03% was at $1.3758 versus $1.3755 late Friday. A decline below its 100-day moving average of $1.3740 could push the euro to levels last seen in early April, said Osborne.
The ICE dollar index DXY +0.01% , which pits the dollar against six other currencies, was at 79.890 versus 79.878 late Friday. The WSJ Dollar Index XX:BUXX +0.05% , which measures the dollar against a wider basket of currencies, was at 72.89 compared with 72.85.
The report for U.S. retail sales in April is due at 8:30 a.m. Eastern on Tuesday.
The dollar USDJPY +0.20% rose to 102.13 Japanese yen from ¥101.81 late Friday. The dollar-yen moved higher in line with a rise in U.S. Treasury yields, said Osborne of TD Securities.
The Australian dollar AUDUSD -0.23% rose to 93.61 U.S. cents from 93.58 U.S. cents.
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Approximately 36 million people in the United States have hearing loss. The causes of hearing loss can be divided into two broad categories, congenital hearing loss and acquired hearing loss
- Congenital hearing loss is defined as hearing loss present at or acquired soon after birth.
- Acquired deafness is defined as the loss of hearing that occurs or develops some time during a person's life but was not present at birth.
Fortunately, many cases of acquired hearing loss can be prevented.
- Immunizing children against childhood diseases, including measles, meningitis, rubella and mumps.
- Discuss the use of over the counter medications with your physician that you may use in conjunction with prescribed medications that can potentially cause hearing loss.
- Reducing exposure (both occupational and recreational) to loud noises.
- Don't smoke. Exposure to tobacco smoke has been linked to an increased risk of hearing loss. If you smoke, preserving your hearing is one more good reason to quit.
- Follow the rules regarding the removal of earwax. It's very easy to cause damage to the outer and middle ear if not removed properly.
A recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, indicated that some day your diet may play a significant role in preventing hearing loss. According to Dr. Sharon Curhan, a researcher at Brigham and Women's Hospital and co-author of the study women who ate two or more servings of fish per week had a 20 percent lower risk of hearing loss.
Researchers analyzed data from 65,215 women gathered between 1991 and 2009. The female participants self-reported on their diet as well as a number of conditions, including hearing loss. And as it turned out the type of fish consumed was not significant. The study showed that the women who consumed the most fish were the least likely to report hearing loss. While the researchers found an association between greater fish consumption and hearing preservation, they have yet to prove a direct cause-and-effect relationship.


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A mattress topper on your mattress serves the purpose of adding a softer layer on your mattress and offering support for your body. With the right topper you can even increase the firmness of a mattress that was otherwise flabby and old looking. There are however many types of toppers in the market today. A buyer looking for unbiased mattress topper reviews may be confused because no company will tell you which one to choose. One may therefore end up using a lot of money on a topper type that isn't the best quality. But luckily the best reviews site for mattresses, toppers and pillows I found (by far) was Just Go Sleep will help you pick the right one.
This is the most expensive latex mattress topper in the market. It is however among the very best in providing you with all the comfort and support that you need. It is usually made from the liquid in rubber trees and it is mostly natural.
– Perfect if you have back problems
– Provides firmer support
– It is antimicrobial and does not cause allergies
– It is extremely durable
– Perfect if your partner moves a lot in bed
This is also another great mattress topper. It is also the most popular one. Because of how expensive a memory foam mattress is, pick a best gel memory foam mattress topper is a great replica of the great functions memory foam has.
– Conforms to the body and therefore provides better support
– Great if you have back or joint pains
– Reduces motion form a moving partner
– It is highly durable
– You get a variety of densities to choose from
This is a great mattress topper if you are looking for something natural. It may be fairly expensive but it is worth it. It will not offer you the same amount of cushioning as the memory foam option though.
– It is the perfect topper to keep you cool during the summer and warm during winter
– One may say it is a bed bug and mite repellant because these insects prefer to stay away from wool
– It is perfect for people who are allergic to synthetic materials
– It is comfortable and soft
Feather bed topper from geese and duck offer a luxurious and very comfortable option of bedding. They are loved because they are very soft and comfortable. Feathers are perfect for people who suffer from allergies and who need a firmer topper option. It is however not firm enough for people who need help with back and joint pains. It is also not the right option if you are looking for a disguise for a flabby mattress. Many may not prefer it for fear that feathers could actually poke through.
– it feels soft and luxurious just like the feather filled duvets and pillows tat people love
– They are very durable and could last several years if taken good care of.
– Does not allow movement from a partner to disturb you
– It will keep you cool during the summer and warm during winter
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text: PROBLEM: At the Rock County Fairgrounds in Janesville, Wisconsin, the pole barn interior ceiling was in horrible condition due to rust. The pole barn ceiling was in need of a coating that could withstand all environmental conditions and have a long service life. Being outdoors and in a changing weather environment was a main concern for the fairground personnel, along with the fact that there was residential housing nearby. In order to achieve complete satisfaction the application process could not interfere with the lives of residents. Keeping this in mind, a Rust-Oleum representative inspected the site and recommended Noxyde Elastomeric Acrylic Coating to be used on the ceiling. SOLUTION: To achieve maximum efficiency and turnaround time, it was decided that power washing the surface instead of sand blasting would be the most appropriate initial step. Noxyde, a Mathys brand product, has a longstanding track record of fighting severe corrosion in aggressive environments. By applying two coats of Noxyde and one coat of the 3700 System DTM Acrylic Enamel, the fairgrounds received a 10-year corrosion and peeling warranty. When the application was finished, the pole barn ceiling was transformed into the rust-free metal it once was. The Rust-Oleum coatings had restored the ceiling into its original condition and there were no signs of rust or corrosion. This roof will house many great fairs for years to come.


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Actress Meryl Streep called Walt Disney "anti-Semitic" and a "gender bigot" while presenting the best actress prize to Emma Thompson at the National Board of Review awards in New York on Jan. 7, 2014. [ + - ]
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Adele gave the middle finger at the 2012 Brit Awards when she was cut off by producers during her acceptance speech. She later stated, "Sorry if I offended anyone, but the suits offended me." [ + - ]
Outspoken rapper Kanye West stormed the stage at the 2009 MTV VMAs when the award for Best Female Video was presented to Taylor Swift. He cut the teen singer off, grabbed the mic and protested in support of Beyoncé's video. West later apologized for the incident. [ + - ]
Kayne West also made news years earlier when he stated that then-president George Bush, "Doesn't care about black people" during a 2005 live concert fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina. [ + - ]
Singers Lily Allen and Elton John got into a verbal scuffle while co-hosting the GQ Men of the Year Awards in 2008. John accused the singer of drinking too much at the show, while Allen fired back several obscenities and stated, "I'm 40 years younger than you. I have my whole life ahead of me." [ + - ]
Outspoken actor Tracy Morgan took the opportunity at the 2009 Golden Globe Awards to welcome the crowd to "post-racial America!" He also stated, "We'd like to thank the Hollywood Foreign Press ... especially me, 'cause a black man can't get no love at the Emmys. I love you, Europe!" [ + - ]
Ricky Gervais hosted the Golden Globe awards three times despite making several controversial remarks during his hosting duties, including personally insulting several celebrities like Johnny Depp and Kim Kardashian. [ + - ]
When young country star Carrie Underwood took home the coveted Female Vocalist Of The Year Award at the 2006 CMAs, Faith Hill had a hard time hiding her reaction of disbelief. Cameras caught Hill mouthing the word, "What?" before moving out of camera range. Hill later apologized for the incident. [ + - ]
"Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" house band The Roots subtly let Minnesota congresswoman Michele Bachmann know how they felt about her when they played the song "Lyin' A** B****" as she walked on stage for her interview. Fallon later apologized. [ + - ]
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