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Louisville baseball legend was forgotten. Negro Leagues group hopes to fix that. | Opinion
Sammy T. Hughes played in the Negro Leagues from 1930 to 1946. He was a star who was buried without pomp or a headstone.
Mike Fleming Jr: Hemdale Back From Dead With Provocative ‘Torn’; Donald Trump’s Beak-Wetting Right Out Of ‘The Godfather Part II’
EXCLUSIVE: Hemdale Films, the one film production company to generate back-to-back Best Picture Oscar winners (Platoon and ...
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Teams: Galvin twist as Dogs, Eels swing axe on halves
Cameron Ciraldo is set to give Bulldogs fans a glimpse into the future as both he and Eels coach Jason Ryles swing the axe on ...
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NRL Round 20 Team Lists: Bulldogs' HUGE halves call, Panthers rest stars, Roosters recall veteran, Storm's injury blow
The Bulldogs have made a huge selection call as they prepare for the run home into the finals, picking Lachie Galvin as starting halfback for the clash against the Dragons.
NRL Round 20: Nathan Cleary, Isaah Yeo rested; Eels dropped Dylan Brown from 17
The 23-year old has not featured in the NRL since his last game for the Panthers just over 16 months ago back in Round 10 ...
22 Stars You Never Expected To Be Super Tall (A Lot Of Them Over 6 Feet)
Hollywood is known for using camera tricks to create the illusion that certain things are closer, farther away, or differently proportioned. This includes altering how celebrities appear on screen.