Winning is what it’s all about. Drivers might be friendly during the week, but when the green flag drops, it’s all about being number one. Every weekend, these good-ole boys tighten up their chin straps and gave it their all. These are the best. 1. Richard Petty For over 3 decades,
Favre’s alleged ‘indiscretions’ may cost him $100 Million
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl They say a picture is worth a thousand words. In Brett Favre’s case, it could be worth at least $10 million annually and over $100 million total in lost earnings post retirement.
Rangers win postseason series for 1st time in franchise history! Take on the Yankees starting Friday
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Cliff Lee added another impressive line to his spectacular October resume, and now the Texas Rangers will play for the AL pennant.
Top 10 Most Powerful Entertainers – can you guess who’s #1?
For our list of the Most Powerful Entertainers, we based our rankings on a mix of criteria. First we looked at the hard numbers (global box office, album sales, TV ratings). We then added in less tangible factors, such as the stars’ influence within their industries, how well their brand translates across platforms, their overall footprint on pop culture, and their general command of the world stage. In other words, we set out to define what true power means in 2010, and to delineate who’s got it, who’s gaining it, and who’s losing it. Here are the top 10 results.
Ex-NFL Player arrested!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl When former San Francisco 49ers running back Glen Coffee retired from the NFL this summer at the age of 23, he said it was because God told him to leave football and enter the ministry. He didn’t mention whether or not he was supposed to accept his higher calling while carrying an automatic pistol.
Obama is making changes in the White House
Obama Quickly Fills Top National Security Post After Jones Quits. President Obama announced Friday that Gen. James Jones will resign as national security later this month and be replaced by Tom Donilon, the deputy national security adviser. Obama hailed Jones, a lifelong military man before his White House post, as a “dedicated public servant and a fried to me.”
