The band are up for two awards, including Best Alternative for “Hold Me Like a Grudge” and Best Visual Effects for “Love From the Other Side”
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Couple previously dated from 2003 to 2013
During Tuesday’s episode, Moriah confided to her dad that she was in a “very dark” place, which prompted her to make a surprising decision
Trea Turner’s stellar second half of the season continued on Tuesday when he tied the game for the Phillies in the ninth inning with an electric solo home run off Braves’ Raisel Iglesias.
While Turner rounded the bases, a pair of fans could be seen jumping the fence at Citizens Bank Park, and traversing from right field all the way to left field. One fan even made it into the stands on the opposite side of the field, while his comrade, unfortunately, was apprehended by stadium security.
Television ratings for last weekend’s college football games are out, and they are massive. Well, for two games in particular anyway.
The Deion Sanders-led Colorado Buffaloes took on the Nebraska Cornhuskers in a highly anticipated matchup on FOX’s “Big Noon Saturday.” The game mostly lived up to expectations with Colorado pulling away with an easy 36-14 win. And 8.73 million viewers tuned in to see Sanders make his home debut as Colorado head coach, leading to a 4.8 rating.
That’s a huge number for a game not featuring a major SEC program or top ranked team on either side.
With another win over the Blue Jays on Tuesday, the Rangers moved ahead of Toronto in the American League wild-card standings.
The NFL or the Pittsburgh Steelers wouldn’t dare imagine a potential reunion with crazy ex-wideout Antonio Brown.
Yet, AB is pitching himself as a possible addition to the Steelers’ WR depth chart after the team lost Diontae Johnson in Week 1 (out multiple weeks) to a hamstring issue.
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Reunion OTW?
On Tuesday, AB posted a photo of himself in his old Steelers black and gold uniform, with the caption, “Hear me out…”
Is this another post spawned out of Brown’s lunacy? You bet.
Hear Me Out…….. pic.twitter.
While the Aces were the front-runner for most of the WNBA season, the Liberty have emerged as the favorite heading into the playoffs.
Darvish last pitched on Aug. 25.
Blue Jays pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu completely froze Nate Lowe on Tuesday night when he dropped in a devastating 63 mph eephus pitch to strike out the Rangers hitter.
Lowe’s facial expressions as he walked back to the dugout were priceless, as the 28-year-old looked totally befuddled by the extreme change of speeds Ryu presented him with.
Ryu had been mixing speeds all night, and after throwing back-to-back fastballs at 87 mph, the right-hander slowed things all the way down to 63 mph in order to sit Lowe down.