The moment in GOODFELLAS where Paulie slaps Henry was ad-libbed by Paul Sorvino. Ray Liotta wasn't expecting it so his reaction is genuine.

BREAKING: Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has died at age 31 after being shot at a college event in Utah, President Trump confirms. He leaves behind his wife and two children.

Rashee Rice was going 119mph before crashing his Lamborghini, hitting six vehicles, injuring four people, then fleeing the scene. He's lucky nobody died. Bizarre behavior from a team considering Rice hasn't shown remorse. His "remorse" was even questioned by the judge as being

"Cancel Culture Dave Portnoy. You can't tell jokes at all anymore. How many bloggers have to get tweeted at by Rudy W. Giuliani before we stop telling these jokes? HOW MANY FUCKING TIMES?!"

There isn’t a single RB in CFB better than Ahmad Hardy

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Justin Rose is an assassin

Jeremy Allen White performs “Born to Run” as Bruce Springsteen in new clip from ‘SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE’ In theaters October 24.

Sheesh man. Rhamondre Stevenson better be careful — 8-9 more fumbles and Patriots might have to consider seeing what TreVeyon Henderson can do

Outrageous play by Maye and Diggs

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It takes some kind of balls to even suggest this to the creator of The Wire:

Can’t find the original take, but Devil Went Down to Georgia is the most American folk song ever. Any other culture it would be a morality play about the dangers of hubris and temptation. But in America, Johnny just kicks the devil’s ass because he’s him.

Uhh Evan Felker covered Nose to the Grindstone last night and it’s incredible.

the ending of THE GODFATHER, the best american movie ever made, doesn't work without diane keaton's final look --- at the realization of who she's married and what her life is going to become and what corruption lurks behind closed doors. unforgettable, inimitable work. RIP.

RIP Diane Keaton The Godfather (1972) The final shot of one of the greatest movies ever made belongs to Diane. Her career spanned decades, demonstrating both comedic brilliance and powerful dramatic range. There was a charm to Diane that can never be taught or replicated.

For this scene alone, Diane Keaton deserved an Oscar in The Godfather Part II.

I think you gotta pull Hoffer. Both goals are ridiculous