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Disclaimer: This article was written with the help of A.I. software. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, known for his prowess on the football field, made a personal announcement during a press conference on Tuesday. The three-time Super Bowl champion revealed that he and his wife, Brittany Mahomes, are expecting their third child and that this will be their last.

Patrick Mahomes Reveals He's 'Done' Having Kids with Wife Brittany Mahomes After Baby No. 3

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Actor Buddy Ebsen, who died at age 95 in 2003, found fame by starring in two of the most popular classic television shows in history: The Beverly Hillbillies (CBS, 1962 to 1971) and Barnaby Jones (CBS, 1973 to 1980). On the Hillbillies, he played former Tennessee country mountain-folk-turned-wealthy Beverly Hills resident Jed Clampett. On Barnaby Jones, he was one of TV's most senior, slyest, health-conscious detectives. Ebsen, however, almost became even more famous for a certain big-screen classic film in which he ultimately did not appear.

'Beverly Hillbillies" Actor Buddy Ebsen Was "Bitter" about not playing the Tin Man in 'Wizard of Oz'

Actor Clarence Williams III, best known as the super cool undercover cop Lincoln "Linc" Hayes on TV's classic crime drama, The Mod Squad, died three years ago from colon cancer at 81 years old. This is the story of a talent that lives on.

The Tragic Death of 'Mod Squad'/'Purple Rain' Actor Clarence Williams III: Three Years Later

The East Coast Bias boys return to discuss the best ways to handicap the AFC and NFC West divisions for the 2024-25 NFL season. Then, they recap the Olympic basketball knockout round and give their best ways to handicap the semifinals on Thursday. Hosts: John Jastremski, Joe House, and Raheem...

AFC and NFC West Predictions and Olympics Semifinals Preview

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There is the contest between the lanes and the contest beyond them. A pistol pops, cleats bite rubber, and for approximately 50 seconds, 10 sets of hurdles transform from stumbling blocks to the grounds for expression in Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone’s inner, sanctified realm. Win, lose, skip, skid, fly, crash: Everything here is fair. Everything is good.

The Spiritual Realm of Sydney McLaughlin

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Former child star Bobby Buntrock's life ended in tragedy. Best known as Harold “Sport” Baxter on the popular 1960s TV sitcom Hazel, Butrock died at only 21 years old in a car accident in 1974.

The Tragic Death of Child Star Bobby Buntrock, and How TV's 'Hazel' Shirley Booth Protected him

Juliet and Mandy discuss the fallout of the midseason cliff-hanger in 311, their dislike for the character of Avery, and the introduction of Kenan Thompson in the role of DeForrest. Next, Juliet and Mandy are joined by Eve Gordon, who played Felicity’s mom, Barbara Porter. Eve talks about playing a mother to a college student when she was still a young adult herself and giving advice both on and off the show.

Felicity’s Mom With Eve Gordon (Eps. 312-314)

This week, Dave, Neil, and Joanna discuss the Season 2 finale of House of the Dragon, “The Queen Who Ever Was.” They start with their overall thoughts on the finale (06:10), then answer some listener questions (29:19) and get into this week’s poll: Which is the most f-ckable dragon on House of the Dragon (52:45)? Later, they head into the Storm, where they discuss—in book-spoiling detail—the major events that we’ve yet to see that may or may not appear in the next two seasons (61:48).

‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2, Episode 8 Discussion and Thoughts

Johnny is graced this week with a visit from the Challenge godfather, Mark Long, to talk about the Eras Only launch special of The Challenge Season 40. They break down the four teams and all the potential drama brewing on each of them, how Era 1 may fair against the younger competition, and so much more.

‘The Challenge: Battle of the Eras’ Launch Special With Mark Long

In their 700th episode, Sean and Amanda discuss news that the Brad Pitt and George Clooney vehicle Wolfs will have a one-week limited theatrical release before moving to streaming, then talk about a slightly deranged combination of films this week (0:45). First up, they dive into Sing Sing, a deeply moving prison drama starring Colman Domingo about a small group of prisoners attempting to stage a theatrical production (11:53). Then, they transition to the bizarre and controversial Colleen Hoover adaptation It Ends With Us, starring Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni (28:11). Finally, Sean is joined by Sing Sing director Greg Kwedar to discuss how this extraordinary film came together, casting formerly incarcerated actors, the unusual rollout of the film, and more (1:08:45).

‘Sing Sing’ Is One of the Best Things You’ll See This Year. ‘It Ends With Us’ Is … Not. (Our 700th Episode!)

[Note: Unless otherwise indicated, the commentary and quotes that appear in this article are from the author's direct interview with those mentioned.]. The original Perry Mason TV series starring Raymond Burr initially aired on CBS from 1957 to 1966. All these decades later, the show remains popular in syndication (and was recently reimagined in a new edition starring Matthew Rhys).

'Perry Mason' Actor Raymond Burr told co-star Richard Anderson, it's "all about the casting."

As I say above in our BEHIND THE BRAWL inside look... this is gonna be an impossible main event to predict. Both of these guys are terrible athletes. Both of these guys are terrible boxers. But there can be only one left standing August 9th. I'd have to give "The...

"I Wanna Destroy These Barstool Guys I Think They're Pussies, We're Not Gonna Let Some Fat 500 LB Women Chirp At Us..." The Abel Brothers Could Be An Unstoppable Force This Friday Night

Before playing noble defense attorney Perry Mason on the classic TV series of the same name, actor Raymond Burr enjoyed a successful career on the big screen. from the mid-1940s to the mid-1950s playing villains in noir movies.

Raymond Burr: TV's 'Perry Mason'  played villains in the movies and was secretly gay in real life

Jo and Rob demonstrate their faith to revisit a The Leftovers episode, “It’s a Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt World.” They discuss what it was like rewatching this episode vs. seeing it for the first time, how it serves as a character send-off for Matt Jamison, and the show’s continued exploration of faith and religion throughout its three seasons (4:01). Along the way, they talk about how the series tethers itself to reality through its various ties to popular culture (23:27). Later, they unpack Damon Lindelof’s unique relationship with his critics and how that inspired the events of the episode (36:31).

‘The Leftovers’ Hall of Fame: “It’s a Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt World”

ActressMelody Patterson, who died at only 66 in 2015, found fame as eagle-eye shootist Wrangler Jane on ABC TV's 1965-67 military-geared sitcom F Troop, which also starred Ken Berry, Larry Storch and Forrest Tucker.

A Look Back at the Famed Life and Tragic Death of TV's 'F Troop' Star Melody Patterson

Russillo starts by naming what he thinks are the five worst quarterback situations in the NFL based on talent, contracts, and more (0:31). Then, he chats with The Athletic’s Dianna Russini about why she’s optimistic about the Jets, if Justin Fields will be the Steelers’ starting QB over Russell Wilson, Dak’s contract, and more NFL training camp news and notes (17:28). Finally, the guys close it out with listener-submitted life advice, including living with an ex and being the odd friend out (44:27).

The Five Worst NFL QB Situations, Plus Jets Love, Steelers QB, Dak’s Contract, and More With Dianna Russini

Brazil disrupt and destroy a poor Spain team, but what went wrong for the world champions? There’s a silver medal guaranteed for Emma Hayes and the USA, even though there’s still plenty of room for improvement. Plus, will Marta finally get her golden moment? And will Germany be proud of being back in it?

Brazil and USA Go for Gold

Dorothy Dandridge was one of Hollywood’s first Black sex symbols and the first black actress to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. Around 1930, Dandridge relocated to Los Angeles, California, with her family. A few years later she found success with her new musical group, the Dandridge Sisters, which included sister Vivian and their friend Etta Jones. The group landed gigs at the famous Cotton Club in Harlem and performed with top acts such as the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra and Cab Calloway. As an African American singer, Dandridge confronted early on the segregation and racism of the entertainment industry. She may have been allowed on stage, but in some venues, she couldn't eat in the restaurant or use certain facilities because of the color of her skin."

The Groundbreaking, yet Tragic Life and Career of African-American Actress Dorothy Dandridge

The Summer Olympics are a glorious, global celebration that brings the world together as a community of rivals. We watch every four years, tuning into sports we rarely think about (canoe slalom! speed climbing!) to cheer on the athletes who represent our countries and find new heroes. This year, I watched the Games for five hours in an airport bar, making friends with everyone else who was rooting for Sha’Carri Richardson. I’ve texted friends about bad fencing calls and the, um, very attractive players on the U.S. men’s volleyball team. I’ve gotten out of bed and fired up NBC’s Gold Zone to watch judo, equestrian, beach volleyball, and sailing all at once. And maybe, just maybe, I’ve thought about what it would be like to pole vault, dive, or run a marathon at an Olympic level.

Ranking Every Summer Olympic Sport Based on How Terrible It Would Be for the Average Person

Matt is joined by NYT staff reporter Brooks Barnes to discuss the latest Disney earnings report, which resulted in a drop in stock price after Disney reported a slowdown in Disney parks attendance. They talk about the state of the parks, including customer dissatisfaction with price hikes, Universal parks vs. Disney parks, and the upcoming D23 conference. They also discuss Disney’s ability to reach profitability in streaming, incoming price hikes for Disney+ and Hulu, whether a looming recession could affect the next few quarters, and Bob Iger’s perception among Disney fans (02:57). Matt finishes the show with a prediction on this weekend’s box office for Borderlands and It Ends With Us (26:04).

Disney’s Streaming Profits and Parks Problem

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“It’s a Hard-Knock Life”

The Full Go returns as Jason is prepared to give you a full recap of Episode 1 of Hard Knocks....

“It’s a Hard-Knock Life”

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