Dan Bilzerian‘s favorite blonde Lindsey Pelas starred in one hell of a slow motion video that was uploaded to Instagram this weekend. Think “bouncy castle” but no children and no castle and you’ll understand what we’re getting at.
It’s an “outtake” from a video shoot Lindsey did with @LiveRichMedia two weeks ago. Here’s the first clip for you below.
Do you like Lindsey Pelas as much as we do? Then check out her hottest photos in the link below.
January Jones is our kind of woman. The 37-year-old Midwestern blonde has been looming in and out of our fantasies since Mad Men debuted on AMC back in 2007. And why wouldn’t she? Betty Draper isn’t just drop dead gorgeous, she also likes a hard drink and can cook a mean roast. Two thumbs way up.
Despite Mad Men sadly ending this season, Jones won’t be hard to find; she’s currently starring in the new Fox comedy The Last Man on Earth alongside SNL alum Will Forte. We wouldn’t hate to be stuck with her if we were the last guys on Earth either. Check out her hottest photos below to remind yourself why.
You may remember the story we published about the University of Michigan fraternities who separately destroyed two different ski resorts during the same weekend. It was easy to see that of the two resorts, Treetops Resort–which had been rented by Sigma Alpha Mu and Simga Delta Tau–got the worst damage.
Original estimates were that the bill would be around $50,000, “but a full assessment of the 45 rooms and connecting hallway – which was stripped of its ceiling – plus the loss of revenue, and damage to the brand’s reputation has seen that figure multiply by six.” [source]
Yep. Half a million dollars.
And according to the Daily Mail, both Sigma Alpha Mu and Sigma Delta Tau are refusing to pay the bill. This isn’t even close to being over.
The Seattle Seahawks were mere inches away from the lead in Super Bowl XLIX last month when viewers thought a final, winning handoff to Marshawn Lynch was in store. Instead, Russell Wilson threw an interception at the goal line and the New England Patriots took home the victory. Recently Lynch spoke to the Turkish media while traveling, revealing that he too expected to get the ball and take the trophy home.
Lynch explains, “To be honest with you, I would be lying if I didn’t tell you that I was expecting the ball. Yes, I was expecting the ball.” It’s surprising to see Lynch speak to any member of the media; he’s had a long history of keeping his mouth shut. However, he seems to have temporality changed his mind.
When it comes to whether or not Lynch will return to the Seahawks next season, the verdict is still out. Hopefully he discloses the info to the Turkish media, because stateside won’t know a thing until the actual season commences.
SportsCenter Anchor Robert Flores has no shame when it comes to calling out Iggy Azalea on her hip-hop skills. You definitely won’t be seeing him buying her albums any time soon.
Kevin Garnett is beloved in Minnesota where he started his career, even despite leaving and winning an NBA title while with the Boston Celtics. Now he’s back with the Timberwolves and paying his fans back in a huge way: by purchasing 1,000 people tickets to tonight’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Garnett explains, “As a gesture of thanks, I would like to treat some fans to Monday night’s game against the Clippers. Love you all and thanks for the live. Enjoy the game on me.” In short: he’s the man.
There are plenty of professional athletes who return home after a long stay in a different city, but few have done something as generous. Fingers crossed Garnett keeps this up.
University of Tennessee‘s Boxing Weekend is one of the rowdiest weekends in college, hands down. At the heart of it stands the Ace Miller Memorial Boxing Tournament, an event where all UT-Knoxville fraternities compete in 11 weight classes over three nights (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) for bragging rights and actual title belts.
The event has become so popular that it’s outgrown it’s old home and moved to the Knoxville Expo Center. Take a look at the crowd at Friday night’s fights.
And while the Ace Miller Memorial Boxing Tournament is the main draw of Boxing Weekend, there’s plenty of other simultaneous “under card” events that take place–like “The Pub Brawl,” which has to be one of the greatest names for a Pub Crawl ever. That’s the reason why Boxing Weekend made our list of “10 Most Legendary College Parties of 2013-2014.”
This year’s Boxing Weekend got especially crazy because not only did Wale perform, a Volunteer got so drunk that he decided to catch an opossum. That photo then made it to the front page of Reddit. We’re sure that a lot of stuff that happened over the weekend didn’t get photographed or uploaded to Snapchat, but here’s the best pictures from Boxing Weekend we could find.
Emily Ratajkowski is brightening up our Monday in the best way possible: by posing for us in Yamamay lingerie. Well, for us and about 17 million other drooling suitors from across the globe, but we’ll take what we can get. The pouty-lipped model is showing off her hot bod in the lingerie brand’s newest campaign, where she can be seen walking through a greenhouse wearing a whole lot of nothing.
The 23-year-old beauty posted steamy Yamamay pics to her Instagram earlier this year and got herself banned for nudity – because Instagram likes to ruin the fun for all of us. While the image will forever be ingrained in our heads anyway, at least we have now something tangible again. Check out the latest full collection from the Yamamay campaign below.
Emily Ratajkowski has been on our minds since the summer of 2013 when we saw her go full monty in Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” music video. Since then, the model has blown up Hollywood into a bunch of sexy smithereens.
Aside from her constant modeling, Ratajkowski took a stab at acting late last year when she played Ben Affleck’s smokin’ hot side piece in the psycho thriller Gone Girl. Next up for the brunette beauty is an appearance in the highly-anticipated film Entourage, set to debut later this year.
To put it plainly, we can’t get enough of Emily Ratajkowski. Check out her hottest photos below.
”How much does Tinder cost?” might never have been a question you thought someone would ask, but now the dating app has released a paid subscription service called Tinder Plus.
Tinder Plus hosts a lot of new features for users, but you’re going to have to pay for it. Right now it’s only in the UK but more than likely it’s coming to the United States before you know it.
The cost for Tinder Plus is £3.99/month for users 28 and under, but £14.99 a month 29 and over.
Here’s a list of the new Tinder plus features:
• Undo: “If you accidentally swiped left on someone you wanted to get to know, they are no longer lost in the Tindersphere forever. Get them back with the touch of a button.”
• Passport: “Passport lets you change your location to match with people around the world. Swipe, match and chat with Tinder users in a destination of your choice. Navigate between your current location and new destinations.”
• More swipes: If you’re choosing to opt out of Tinder Plus, you will now only be allowed a certain number of swipes (regardless of if they’re matches or not). That number will reset every 24 hours.
Leonardo DiCaprio may have just landed the role of a lifetime.
The 40-year-old actor is reportedly set to tackle the role as Billy Milligan, the first person to successfully use multiple personality disorder as a defense in a court of law.
In the 1970’s, Milligan pleaded not guilty to two rapes and a robbery in Ohio.
The star has been eyeing the role for nearly 20 years, with the project being talked about around Hollywood for decades.
Yet now that DiCaprio’s production company, Appian Way, is set to co-produce the film with New Regency, The Crowded Room could soon become reality. As could that Oscar.
Nick Young did not take kindly to Robert Flores’ joke about Iggy Azalea ruining hip hop, and took to Twitter to tell the world how he felt. If you missed the story in full, you can watch the clip in the link below.
Here’s Swaggy P’s response:
Let’s check in on Robert Flores and gauge the amount of sweat he’s sweating now that Swaggy’s taken the first few shots.
Apparently the ESPN SportsCenter anchor is doing just fine.
The Lazarus Effect is finally out, and we’d be lying if we said we weren’t excited to sit through an hour and a half of resurrected chaos (and of Olivia Wilde scenes). In case you missed the trailer, watch it now:
Awesome, right? Right. But after thinking about it, we can’t imagine why anyone would ever think it was a good idea to bring someone back from the dead. Has no one ever seen a movie before?! In case you’re on the fence, here’s seven reasons that’ll convince you otherwise:
Their Flesh Will Continually Fall Off (And That’s Nasty)
This seems obvious. Sure, hanging around a dude whose skin is flaking off in chunks totally makes you look better (and kinda like you’re a badass for being able to deal with someone so vile), but chicks typically aren’t into being approached by such a duo. It’s disturbing to witness, but the most offense and off-putting element has to be the smell…
That Rotting Skin Also Produces a Stench no Shower Can Get Rid Of
You think it’s bad when you skip out on deodorant for a day? Try spending even five minutes around someone with decaying skin – it’s not pleasant. (Full disclosure: we believe we can accurately attest to this statement since we live in New York City and have ridden countless subways with less than friendly homeless people who gave off a similar smell)
They’re Bound to be Ungrateful and Thus Try to Kill You
Have you ever sat through a zombie movie with a positive ending? No. The scene typically goes as follows: you try to do the right thing and bring your friend back to life because hey, you miss the sucker, they weren’t rightfully killed, and you owe them. So you do it, but instead of getting the expected gratitude, you get a mindless, breathing corpse that wants to eat your brain. Not exactly how to thank the person who gave you life (we finally get it, mom).
They’re Usually Totally Cool With Being Dead, But Now You Pissed Them Off
So now you’ve dug the hole (literally – how else would they get out of their grave?) and now you have to lie in it. If movies have taught you anything, it’s that the resurrected always get pissed when they realize they’ve returned to solid, Earth ground. They were totally cool with eternal damnation a** whipe, and now aren’t cool with you. Look what you’ve done!
Safe Places No Longer Exist
Considering their constant emotional state of anger and ravenousness, you’ll be spending your days seeking out clever hideouts that won’t actually do anything for you, nor give you peace of mind. Face it – you’re fu**ed, and you only have on option…
Oftentimes You’ll Have to Kill Them…Which is Equally as Awkward as Bringing Them Back to Life
After all that fuss of trying to bring them back to life, you have no choice but to kill them – or else they’re going to kill you first. What a fu**ing bummer.
Sequels Are Never as Good as the Original
Despite everything – the vomit-worthy appearance, the fact that they want to feast on your brain, the likelihood of having to run for your life for the rest of their bodily existence – the worst part o about bringing someone back from the dead is that the fact that the new version will never compete with the original. Cue the cheesy friend music.
Kendra Sunderland, former OSU student, is milking her “Library Girl” label for as long as she can. After making an adult video in her college’s library, Sunderland went from police citations to Internet stardom in about two hours. Since then, she’s taped her sexual advances with delivery men, launched a sugar dating site, and has most recently signed a contract with Penthouse.
“We have been following Kendra’s story since it first broke and went viral. We think slapping a struggling college student with over $6,000 in fines for something no one even saw in the first place is a little drastic; we believe in freedom and helping smart entrepreneurial women like Kendra become business owners in control of their future. Kendra is a beautiful woman, and we love the daring personality she brings to the table…we are honored that Kendra chose FriendFinder Networks and Penthouse to be the company that will help launch what is sure to be a long and fruitful career.”
Looks like Sunderland isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon.
Southern Illinois University keeps finding reason after reason to host massive house/bar crawls, and the latest is a look at SIU’s semi-annual “Tour De Carbondale.”
What is Tour De Carbondale? Well from the looks of things it’s a massive gathering of bikers, roller bladers and long boarders who all get blitzed in costumes and hit the road in the search of the next bar, house, or party. This time it looks like the stopped at a rugby match to slap the bag and cheer on their team before moving onto the next place where they can yell, scream, and dance in daylight without being looked at funny.
I would be legitimately scared if I was driving in Carbondale and had no idea what was going on. Alexien Lien 2.0.
H/T: Rashad (@XxRASHADxX) for the video
As I was trolling through Instagram and Twitter for something worthwhile from State Patty’s Weekend, I came across this fantastic IG video of a female Penn State student trying to open a bottle of champagne with a machete.
Now why exactly women at Penn State are keeping machetes lying around, we’ll never know. But we’re sure glad they did.
After plenty of teasers, leaks and everything in between, Samsung has finally lifted the veil on the Galaxy S6 and the S6 Edge. And they definitely make some drastic changes from the previous S5.
Gone are the days, though, where users can remove the battery or throw in a mircoSD card. Due to their using of more premium materials for the phone’s sleeker look, Samsung has removed both of these features from the S6, which will surely frustrate many previous generation Galaxy owners who are looking to upgrade.
In place of a microSD slot, the S6 offers 32, 64 or 128GB of internal storage. This is coupled along with with an octacore Samsung Exynos processor, 3GB of RAM and a 5.1 inch QHD Super AMOLED display. The S6 will also purportedly charge 1.5 times faster than the S5 and have a speaker that’s 1.5 times as lous as well.
Samsung has also made sure to dramatically upgrade the camera and it’s features. The new camera boasts 16-megapixels with image stabilization and can be launched by a simple double-tap on the phone’s home key. It also introduces the first automatic video focus tracking for any mobile device. The S6 can also purportedly use the built in heart-rate monitor to adjust the white balance when taking photos.
Although the S6 is undoubtedly sexier than it’s predecessors, it’s not easy to overlook how strikingly similar it is to the iPhone 6. The new metal and glass body clearly follows in the footsteps of Apple’s previous products. And the home key fingerprint scanner feature is almost identical to that of the newest iPhone as well, along with the protruding rear camera.
Samsung has made the S6 slimmer, sleeker and more extravagant. The newest Galaxy will no longer contain any of the flimsy plastic found in the previous incarnations, as the phone will be built entirely of metal and glass. And not the cheap stuff either. Both the front and rear panels of glass will use Gorilla Glass 4.
The S6 will be available worldwide on April 10th, 2015. Prices have not yet been released.
Fox’s newest series, The Last Man on Earth, has officially made it’s debut. The post-apocalyptic comedy, created by and starring Will Forte (Saturday Night Live), opened to some pretty strong ratings. The show is also directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who you may know as the creative force behind 21 Jump Street and The Lego Movie. That’s good and all, but what did the critics have to say about The Last Man on Earth? Check out some of what they had to say below.
“Will Forte, the show’s creator and star, gifted at character-oriented comedy and poignancy, keeps Phil light, grounded, affecting. The images are breakdown poetic, the pacing is brisk, the tone is gritty-sweet. There’s a great scene when Phil engages a mannequin with romantic banter and convinces himself of having a genuine moment of human connection until a gag shatters the illusion. The direction by Phil’s namesakes, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the performance by Forte, and the timing are just perfect. “You win,” Phil sighs to the heavens. “You win.” It’s hilarious and heartbreaking all at once.”
“Above and beyond all the joy I got from watching the first three episodes of The Last Man On Earth, it was the frame of mind the series put me in that was really memorable. I watched the first one and then simply paused it and tried to remember the last time I felt struck hard by such originality or witnessed such a significant deviation from the safe comedic norm of television.”
“That style of comedy is hard to come by on television. Television is often declared the “writer’s medium,” where words are priority and direction stands out of the way. Last Man believes comedy can look great too. Miller and Lord give the show a strong visual identity, utilizing Southwestern vistas and McMansion neighborhoods to play up Phil’s nightmare situation. They can, and do, drag Forte across the dirt like a sack of potatoes, his giant Robinson Crusoe beard reminding us how far the actor will go for the odd, odd show. The full package of stylish directing and existential buffoonery turns Last Man on Earth into the Breaking Bad of sitcoms.”
“Nevertheless, as sitcoms go, this one is unusually elemental. From the two episodes available for review, which air consecutively on Sunday, it is hard to say just where it’s headed; there are times when it rubbed me a little the wrong way, but I suspect that might be intentional, part of the longer game. Phil is a hero who needs work.
“This initial episode is unusual not so much for its story line and relative quiet (though Phil does talk to himself) as for its wistful tone and its reliance on sly visual jokes over written gags. It feels like a cable comedy that’s found its way onto a broadcast network — you’d expect it on FX, home of “Louie” and “Wilfred,” but it’s surprising on Fox.”
Jon Stewart went on WWE Monday Night Raw as his feud with Seth Rollins came to a big finish–and this isn’t exactly what people were expecting as the Daily Show host began to look for new opportunities after leaving the show. We’re thinking that this WWE feud with Rollins probably had more to do with one of Stewart’s kids being a wrestling fan.
Not that we know that for sure, but it seems like a pretty decent motivation, since Stewart could’ve spent that time on RAW picking up a lot of money by booking a standup appearance. We hear he does well at colleges.
Anyway, Jon warned Rollins that he was messing with “160 pounds of dynamite.” Take a look for yourself…
And here it is as a Vine, because it’s funnier to watch it again and again…
Every time a college athlete gets a nickname these days, they rush to the patent office to get it trademarked. That is what former Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston is up to as he has filed to trademark “Famous Jameis”. The trademark was filed in early February but Winston obviously is looking to cash in on the name. [lead image via Joe Robbins / Getty Sport]
Winston only lost two games while at Florida State and told the Palm Beach Post in 2013 that he has been called Famous Jameis ever since he was playing Little League Baseball. That would mean that the nickname didn’t just show up when he was a Seminole. The question is why he didn’t go for the trademark earlier then as soon as things went well at Florida State.
It just is another one in the line of trademarks like Johnny Manziel and his “Johnny Football”. Things haven’t worked out well for Manziel at the NFL level. Hopefully for Winston, things are different for him and plenty of merchandise is made with the Famous Jameis saying on it. Who knows what kind of financial profits are ahead with this trademark if he gets it.
