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Oh man! That young boy is definitely a hero!

I haven't seen the movies, but I've seen the cartoon show! A fourth film should be interesting!

"Wizards of Waverly Place" Sequel Series in the Works at Disney Channel

This looks good and interesting! I've only seen a few episodes of the original, but I know it was good, so I'm excited for this sequel series!

Damn hateful homophobic clowns!

This looks very interesting!

Absolutely love this casting and the pitch!!!

Jerod Mayo introduced as New England Patriots' next head coach

This is quite a big moment for diversity in the NFL. Jerod Mayo was officially named as the next head coach of the New England Patriots, succeeding the iconic Bill Belichick. Mayo becomes the first Black head coach in the over six-decade history of the Patriots, and not only that, he's the first coach of the post-Belichick era! Many NFL fans, myself included, have been longing for some forward direction when it comes to diversity among the league's group of head coaches. At the current moment, there six Black head coaches in the NFL:  Mayo, Mike McDonald (Dolphins), DeMeco Ryans (Texans), Todd Bowles (Buccaneers), Antonio Pierce (Raiders--on an interim basis as of this moment), and of course, Mike Tomlin (Steelers). If you add Jets' coach Robert Saleh, there are seven head coaches of color in the NFL.

Seven coaches of color out of 32 teams in the NFL. It's one short of the 25% mark, but it's a lot higher than it once was. For a very brief moment, Tomlin and Saleh were the only coaches of color in the NFL--just two years ago. The sad part is, our want and need for diversity is met with baseless accusations that we're "anti-White" or "trying to get rid of all of the White coaches." Give me a break. We just want a fair chance, that's all. I'm glad Mayo is getting one, especially following the departure of an iconic head coach.

Yeah, Ty is f**king a lot of things up with this decision

7 hours ago, Mandy Baby said:

Of course MLK the 3rd and his family are unnerved. Jonathan Majors is using Coretta Scott King as part of a reason to abuse women.

Exactly! Majors is a f**king tool!

3 hours ago, GMileyCollier78 said:

So how many more rounds? I'm still just relearning.

The Divisional Playoff is the second round of the NFL Playoffs. After that, the Conference Championships (third round) take place on January 28, and finally, it's Super Bowl 58 on February 11.

Super Wild Card Weekend is over, and after the dust settled, eight teams remain standing in the NFL. The 2023 Divisional Playoff matchups are all set, and the second round will take place this Saturday and Sunday, with the round serving as the last bastian for Saturday NFL action this season. The games are as follows:

In the AFC, the top seeded Baltimore Ravens will host the Houston Texans on Saturday. The Ravens received a bye into this round due to having the best record in the conference, while the Houston Texans won their Wild Card Playoff matchup over the Cleveland Browns. In the other game, the Buffalo Bills will host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday; the Chiefs defeated the Dolphins in their Wild Card Playoff, while the Bills defeated the Steelers in theirs.

In the NFC, the top seeded San Francisco 49ers will host the Green Bay Packers on Saturday. The Niners received a bye into this round due to having the best record in the conference, while the Packers won in Dallas over the Cowboys--the first #7 seed to win a playoff game and the only road team to win during Super Wild Card Weekend. In the other game, the Detroit Lions will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday; the Lions defeated the Los Angeles Rams in their Wild Card Playoff, while the Buccaneers won over the Philadelphia Eagles in theirs.

When the AFL and NFL merged in 1970, the Divisional Playoff served as the opening round of the playoffs until 1978, when the addition of a second Wild Card in each conference resulted in the debut of the Wild Card Playoff. In each conference, the winners of the Divisional Playoff will face each other in the Conference Championship.

Jonathan Majors can go f**k himself

12 hours ago, GMileyCollier78 said:

Good. I have no sympathy for abusers.

Same. He's not only an abuser, he's also a delusional gaslighter. I hope Grace Jabbari sues the sh*t out of him.

Bring on the final season!!

He's full of sh*t!

Very cool covers!

I see she's one of those mothers who think their kids can do no wrong, even when they obviously do. Those are the worst parents. Kids like that grow up to be entitled as hell, and even become criminals (some of them do, at least).

I think that owner was too nice when they threw out that family. Hell, those kids were disturbing the peace. That's a crime.

Cool beans!!

Very excited for this! I hope they do "Can You Keep a Secret?" as well

I love this! Love the thought of Lyndsy Fonseca as a deranged psycho and Alicia Leigh Willis as an evil hitwoman!

That's a big time must see!!!

I liked it for the most part, but something told me this would get axed

I think they're still drunk from celebrating the Alouettes' Grey Cup Championship.

That Mets team was something else in 1969. Fell behind the Cubs by 10 games, only to end up winning the National League East by 8 games and going on to win the pennant. Amazing feat, and Harrelson was a big part of that Series, and the 1973 pennant run.