And Now, Vlade Divac As Abraham Lincoln

Written by Brandon Stroud / 03.13.13

I’m still not 100% on why it exists, but here’s a parody of Vlade Divac featuring his stage production about the life of Abraham Lincoln. Key l line: “I NEVER DIED!” (via Cosby)

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Sports On TV: Married… With Children’s 20 Greatest Sports Moments

Written by Brandon Stroud / 09.06.12

Let’s rock.

Each week, Sports On TV looks at the 20 (or so) greatest sports-related moments from television shows that aren’t always about sports. This week we tackle the low-brow 1987-97 FOX classic ‘Married… With Children’, and honestly, it’s the closest we’ve come to saying f**k it and just writing about sports shows. MWC featured more sports moments and guest appearances than almost any other sitcom, and even featured a sports moments clip-show in the middle of its 10th season. Instead of just finding that on YouTube and posting it here, we’ve put together our own list.

The entire run of ‘Married…’ is currently streaming on Netflix, so if you read about Al Bundy punching a heavyset lady in the stomach or beating a bunch of old people at track and field and want to check it out, you can do so there. If our top 20 didn’t feature your favorite moment, be sure to drop down into the comments section and let us know what we missed.

But for now, enjoy the 20 greatest sports moments from ‘Married… With Children’. Let’s get the greatest moment in television history out of the way first …

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The Most Depressing Story Ever Told

Written by Ryan Walsh / 06.29.10

baby with screw vuvuzela

I’d like to say that I understand the passion soccer fans have, but this is just unbelievable. 28 year old Hector Castro was arrested in McAllen, Texas this week for murdering his 2 year old stepdaughter. Why would he do such a thing? She kept crying during the US-Ghana match. I don’t blame her for crying. I would too if I had a psychotic stepdad.

Police say Hector Castro, 28, called firefighters to his apartment because the girl swallowed a screw. But police say the screw was jammed down the throat of the girl to make the death look like an accident, and that she died because she was beaten and suffocated.

“There are no words for this,” McAllen Police Chief Victor Rodriguez told the Monitor. “It makes you want to think about doing lots of things to this guy, but he will face the criminal justice system just like everybody else.” –USAToday

Without question, the most morbid use of the sentence “she swallowed it and choked” I could possibly imagine. However, Castro is certainly a criminal mastermind. As if the coroner wouldn’t notice the massive, fist sized bruises all over her body. Apparently, he’s an illegal immigrant so after he’s done torturing children, he can take care of your lawn for 5 dollars an hour.

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Kobe Does Work, Gratuitous Scalabrine FAILS, Finals Go Back to LA

Written by Ryan Walsh / 06.14.10
That hat would have been more helpful than Ron Artest

That hat would have been more helpful than Ron Artest

The NBA Finals will head back to LA for Game 6, with the Boston Celtics holding a 3-2 advantage over the Lakers. Kobe Bryant was unstoppable, scoring 23 straight points for the Lakers on a streak that began with 4:23 left in the second, and ended when there was only 2:16 left in the third. Unfortunately for him, his teammates channeled their inner Keith Van Horn, forcing Phil Jackson to contemplate bringing former Laker great Vlade Divac out of retirement.

Generally, when a team has a player that hot they’re hard to beat. Unfortunately for Kobe, he was the only Laker scoring. Kobe finished with 38 on the night, while the next highest scoring Laker was Pau Gasol who had a 12 point, 12 rebound performance. The other eight Lakers had a combined 38 points, undoubtedly distracted by Khloe Kardashian’s stunning good looks.

But Bryant said neither the rivalry nor revenge should be motivating his teammates when they try to stave off elimination at home.

“Just man up and play. What the hell is the big deal?” he said. “If I have to say something to them, then we don’t deserve to be champions. We’re down 3-2: Go home, win one game, go into the next one. Simple as that.”

Bryant did everything he could to send the Lakers home with the edge.

He scored 23 straight Lakers points between the 4:23 mark of the second quarter until there was 2:16 left in the third. But over that span, the Celtics expanded the lead from one point to 13. –ESPN

In Game 4, it was Shrek and Donkey, along with the rest of the Celtics’ bench that got the job done for Bill Simmons’ boys. However, it was The Big 3 plus Rajon Rondo who ran the show in Game 5. Combined, they had 75 points: Pierce finished with 27, Rondo and KG dropped 18 a piece, and Ray Allen got his licks in with 12. KG was also able to regain his dominance on the boards, grabbing 10, while Rondo was able to run the show picking up 8 assists. Doc Brown Rivers was able to maintain his team’s composure while Bryant dominated the game.

“I just tried to keep telling them, ‘It’s only 2 points each time he scores. It’s not 10,’” Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. “It’s just like if someone else was scoring. … I love that our guys for the most part, they understood what he was doing. But we defended everyone else. And I thought it was big.” –ESPN

The Lakers didn’t do a good job on either the offensive or defensive end of the court. The Celtics shot 56% from the field, and held LA to below 40%. Now I’m no Reggie Miller, but I’m pretty sure that’s a bad sign. Boston is now only one win away from beating their rivals in the finals for the second time in three seasons. If they win it all, be ready for high chances of Brian Scalabrine bitching to the media for not predicting a Boston sweep. A collection of Scalabrine FAILS to help get over your case of the Mondays after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

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VLADE DIVAC HAS NICE HANDBAG, YOU LIKE

Written by Matt / 04.27.07

Vlade Divac has a nice career after basketball.  He owns a restaurant, probably smuggles some arms on the side, and, according to a story in the Sacramento Bee (from Sactown Royalty), he also sells faux-designer handbags that he tries to pass off as the real deal.  At least, that's what the lawsuits against him claim:

Though it exudes elegance, [Vlade's] store is mired in two ugly lawsuits that accuse it of pawning off fake Gucci bags as the real thing.

In one suit, filed in federal court last year, Gucci demands that the store stop selling counterfeit Gucci products. A second suit was filed April 18 in state court by a consumer who says he was duped.

And on Thursday, the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office confirmed it is pursuing a criminal investigation of L'Image.

Let this be a friendly reminder to all you people out there who have too much money and not enough brains: when in doubt, stay away from stores owned by people hailing from former Soviet Bloc countries.  You don't want to go shopping for a poodle and get a lamb.  Or go shopping for a woman and get a dude.  (The scarf around the neck always fools me!) 

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