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Things Not So Special in NFL’s Championship Week
No one ever says, “Special teams win championships.” It’s always, “Defense wins championships,” which the NFL playoffs were trying to reassert after an offense-heavy regular season. But on Championship Sunday everyone witnessed in stark detail that whereas special teams can’t win a championship, it can sure lose a championship for you. more › See original here: Things Not So Special in NFL’s Championship Week
Kardashians Debut Christmas Card
It just wouldn’t be the holidays without a publicly released Christmas card from the Kardashians — this is one gift that you don’t have to thank Santa for. Reality TV’s first family has released their annual holiday card , all striking a fierce pose as mom Kris Jennifer dons a head-to-toe sequin number, Kim, Khloe and Kylie rock menswear inspired black tie pieces and Rob, Bruce, Lamar and Scott look dapper in some good-looking tuxedos. But forget Kardashian empire ringleader, Kim, when it comes to who stole the Christmas card show, your eyes can’t help but fall to mini Mason — Kourtney’s suspender-sporting two-year-old son. “There’s nothing I love more than getting everyone together for the Christmas card shoot! I love everyone’s matching bow ties!” Kourtney wrote on her blog . “I love our family Christmas cards shoots and I think this one looks amazing!” Kim echoed . The family portrait was shot by renowned photographer, Nick Saglimbeni and even exists in a 3D version. Head over to Celebuzz for more from the Kardashian’s holiday photoshoot. Check out the littlest Kardashian who stole the show: Excerpt from: Kardashians Debut Christmas Card
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The NFL Goes Hollywood
NEW YORK — John Singleton, Robert Townsend and Keenen Ivory Wayans are among the Hollywood veterans who will lead sessions in a new NFL program for players interested in the movie industry. The first NFL Pro Hollywood Boot Camp will run April 2-5 at California’s Universal Studios. The league said Monday that 20 current and former NFL players will take part. The four-day event will offer an overview of creative disciplines in the film industry, including screen writing, directing, producing and film financing. The players will have the opportunity to shoot and edit a short film. The program is being run by NFL Player Engagement, which assist players in preparing for their post-football careers, and Film Life Inc., a New York-based film production company. More than 700 NFL players have participated in the NFL Business Management and Entrepreneurial Program since 2005, and 106 players have taken part in the five NFL Broadcast Boot Camps. The Business of Music Boot Camp debuts in February 2012. More: The NFL Goes Hollywood