As we close out the 2016 gaming year, the focus is squarely on downloadable content rather than new releases. Three of the year’s biggest games — Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, Batman: Arkham Knight and Disney Infinity 3.0 — get their longest-awaited, most impressive DLC packs to close out the year.

We also take a look at Amazon’s new Fire TV, which comes in a special GamingEdition packaged with a controller.

Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Jack the Ripper DLC

(Xbox One, PS4, $15, Mature)

Assassin’s Creed developers are known for digging deep into history with its DLC, adding a superb chapter to nearly every game in the series long after initial release. In the past, players have freed slaves, taken on a power-mad George Washington and tried out some of Leonardo Da Vinci’s most spectacular inventions. This time out, you match wits with one of history’s most dreaded serial killers.

Playing as a middle-aged Evie 20 years after the events of the main game, you take on the prostitute-slaying sadist, liberating Victorian-era hookers from abusive pimps along the way. Emotionally charged and disturbing, the mission also packs a powerful twist by having you alternate perspectives with an unexpected character. The mission is the crown jewel so far in the content included in the $30 season pass.

Batman: Arkham Knight — Season of Infamy: Most Wanted DLC

(Xbox One, PS4, $10, Mature)

The DLC finale to one of the year’s best games rounds up some of the Dark Knight’s most vicious villains for a series of hunt-and-disable missions set in some of Gotham’s deadliest areas. The rogue’s gallery includes the Mad Hatter, Mr. Freeze, Killer Croc, Ra’s al Ghul, Prometheus and Black Mask. All of the characters have played major roles in previous games in the series, but have been largely absent so far in this game. TTheir appearance makes fora welcome send-off to one of the greatest trilogies ever to hit consoles.

While it’s the best and lengthiest of the DLC packs that came with the $40 season pass, there still isn’t much here to chew on. You can breeze through most of the missions in less than 90 minutes. The short playtime isn’t necessarily a drawback, since what’s there is a tight and riveting experience that holds up well in comparison to some of the main game’s stronges missions. In addition to the main storylines, there are also some side missions, several new character skins and a new combo attack.

Amazon Fire TV Gaming Edition

($140)

As far as plug-and-play video streaming devices go, the Fire TV can hang with Roku, Apple TV and Chromecast. Problem is, even though the newest version of the box is upgraded — with more memory and speed than previous generations — most gamers won’t care much for the Fire TV’s streaming capabilities because they already have one or more boxes hooked up to their TVs that are every bit as capable of doing the job. The Fire TV does distinguish itself from the rest with its voice-activated Alexa integration, which loads it up with many of the features that come with the Amazon Echo.

Where the Fire TV stands apart, though, is as a low-rent gaming console, giving you access to Amazon’s decent lineup of cheap or free mobile games. The controller, available separately for $50, triples the value of the device, unlocking dozens, if not hundreds, of more games that you can’t play with the packed-in remote control. And the controller makes every game easier to control and more enjoyable to play. If only Amazon had as strong a gaming catalogue as iOS or Anroid.

Disney Infinity 3.0 The Force Awakens Playset

(Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, $30, Everyone 10+)

Hitching the Disney Infinity 3.0 train to the Star Wars train in the yaer of The Force Awakens was one of the savviest moves Disney could have made. The playset piggybacks on the monster success of the movie, letting gamers take control of Rey and Finn as they button-mash their way through some of the memorable settings from the film. If you’re cool with breaking canon, you can also use other Star Wars characters in the playset, but Disney draws the line there. Don’t expect to be able to use Mickey Mouse or Elsa to throw down on Jakku,

The missions included are run-of-the-mill Disney Infinity grab-and-smashers, playing like reskinned versions of Avengers levels. Like most other Disney Infinity playsets, this is a dud in single-player but takes on new life when you throw a friend into the mix. Playing out geeky Star Wars fantasies makes for prime bonding opportunities and is a factory for spontaneous hilarity. Kylo Ren and Poe figures are also available, sold separately at the usual wince-inducing $14 price.

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Final: Alabama 38, Michigan State 0

It was all Crimson Tide over the final 30 minutes as Alabama moves into the national championship game in Glendale against Clemson on January 11. Jake Coker finished 25-for-30 for 286 yards and two touchdowns. Derrick Henry had 75 yards rushing on 20 carries while Calvin Ridley would finish with eight catches for 138 yards. Connor Cook would end his Michigan State career going 18-for-39 for 189 yards as the Spartans rushed for just 29 yards on 26 carries.

4th Quarter- 4:29 left: Connor Cook’s fourth down pass is incomplete and the Spartans won’t score on this possession and it remains a 38-0 game.

4th Quarter- 5:34 left: The Spartans are closing in on a score as Michigan State is now deep in Alabama territory.

4th Quarter- Alabama 38, Michigan State 0: Derrick Henry runs it in from 11 yards out and the Crimson Tide are just embarrassing the Spartans now with 7:52 left.

4th Quarter- 9:10 left: Kenyan Drake breaks free for a 58-yard run for Alabama. This is becoming crazy.

4th Quarter- 10:53 left: The Crimson Tide punt the ball back to Michigan State, who is just looking to avoid being shutout at this point.

4th Quarter- 13:19 left: The Spartans go for it on fourth down and Cook’s pass is incomplete which will give Alabama the ball back.

End of 3rd Quarter: The domination continues for Alabama. Jake Coker is 24-for-29 for 280 yards and two touchdowns for the Crimson Tide while Calvin Ridley has seven catches for 132 yards. Derrick Henry has rushed for 65 yards on 18 carries. Connor Cook is 12-for-25 passing for Michigan State for 142 yards.

3rd Quarter- 2:13 left: The Spartans’ goal at this point should be just scoring some points.

3rd Quarter- Alabama 31, Michigan State 0: The Crimson Tide are pouring it on now. A 50-yard touchdown pass from Coker to Calvin Ridley with 2:20 left in this period of play.

3rd Quarter- Alabama 24, Michigan State 0: A 55-yard punt return touchdown by Cyrus Jones with 3:24 left in the quarter puts the Crimson Tide into screaming distance of the championship game.

3rd Quarter- 6:42 left: Alabama gets a big first down on 3rd-and-11 to move into Michigan State territory.

3rd Quarter- 8:34 left: Michigan State hasn’t been able to get anything going all night long and has to punt again which should allow Alabama to begin running the clock.

3rd Quarter- Alabama 17, Michigan State 0: Jake Coker finds Calvin Ridley in the corner of the end zone from six yards out with 10:36 left in the quarter and the Crimson Tide appear to be in control of this one.

3rd Quarter- 13:48 left: Michigan State commits a key penalty on third down to allow the Alabama drive to continue at the Spartan 30-yard line.

Halftime: Alabama 10, Michigan State 0

A huge momentum shift with the late interception and the Crimson Tide are 30 minutes away from the national title game. Jake Coker is 16-for-20 for 177 yards during a very effective opening half. Derrick Henry has rushed for 38 yards on 13 carries for Alabama. Connor Cook is 9-for-18 for 133 yards for Michigan State but has the key interception to end the half. The Spartans have -9 yards rushing for the game on 13 carries.

2nd Quarter- :06 left: Cyrus Jones picks off Connor Cook at the goal line to end the Michigan State threat.

2nd Quarter- :47 left: The Spartans are in Alabama territory and need to score when the Crimson Tide get the ball to start the second half.

2nd Quarter- Alabama 10, Michigan State 0: Adam Griffith hits a long 47-yard field goal with 1:25 left in the first half to add to the Crimson Tide lead.

2nd Quarter- 2:04 left: Alabama is deep in Michigan State territory looking to add to their lead.

2nd Quarter- 4:04 left: The Spartans can’t respond to the Alabama touchdown and have to punt.

2nd Quarter- Alabama 7, Michigan State 0: Derrick Henry finds his way into the end zone on a one-yard touchdown run with 5:36 left in the first half and the Crimson Tide open the scoring for the night.

2nd Quarter- 8:14 left: Michigan State can’t get into scoring range and Alabama will start from their 20-yard line.

2nd Quarter- 9:16 left: The Spartans finally find their way across midfield.

2nd Quarter- 10:48 left: The Crimson Tide have to punt and the scoreless battle continues in Arlington.

2nd Quarter- 13:12 left: Alabama has worked his way into Michigan State territory behind Henry.

End of 1st Quarter: A scoreless first 15 minutes in the second semifinal. Jake Coker is 6-for-8 for 38 yards in the opening quarter for Alabama while Connor Cook is 3-for-5 for 45 yards for Michigan State. Derrick Henry has 15 yards rushing on five carries for the Crimson Tide.

1st Quarter- 1:51 left: Alabama starts deep in their own territory after a great punt.

1st Quarter- 4:46 left: Felton Davis III catches a long pass from Connor Cook and the first big play of the game goes to the Spartans.

1st Quarter- 5:58 left: The two teams are feeling each other out early on and each have had to punt twice.

1st Quarter- 7:44 left: Derrick Henry gets his first carry of the game. Only took seven minutes.

1st Quarter- 10:25 left: Alabama isn’t able to move the ball far with their first drive of the game either. Michigan State takes the ball back at the 5-yard line.

1st Quarter- 12:41 left: The Spartans can’t get anything going on their first possession of the game and have to punt the game away.

Pregame

New Year’s Eve brings the college football playoff semifinals this year and the second semifinal game will be at AT&T Stadium in the Cotton Bowl as the No. 2 seed and 12-1 Alabama Crimson Tide face the third-seeded and 12-1 Michigan State Spartans. The Crimson Tide have looked like the best team in the country for a long time now and Derrick Henry is nearing 2,000 rushing yards for the season along with winning the Heisman Trophy. The Spartans needed a 22-play drive in the Big Ten title game to advance to the semifinals and need a big game out of Connor Cook at quarterback. Kickoff is scheduled for just after 8 p.m. Eastern.

I can easily score every single one of these goals… on FIFA. I’m nice as hell at FIFA, by the way, so feel free to challenge me (BigFeesh7 on PSN). Anyway, let’s get to the video, shall we? On the last day of 2015, I bring you the best soccer goals of 2015.

I get it, us Americans don’t care about soccer unless the World Cup happens to be on. I totally agree. But this video of the best soccer goals of the year is abso-f*ckin-loutely  unreal. Think of it this way: Messi is to soccer what Steph Curry is to basketball, except BETTER. Ronaldo is to soccer what Tom Brady is to football, except MORE dominant. Try wrapping your head around that.

2016 Resolution: Watch more soccer.

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Deadpool had a crappy New Year’s Eve — and he was kind of outspoken about it, so consider this video to have a LANGUAGE WARNING in case your evil bosses make you work on New Year’s Day. Although it’s inconceivable that anyone could be that evil, right? Anyway, there’s a reason the upcoming Deadpool movie is the first R-rated comic-book movie for a while.

Weirdly enough, the video below isn’t from the Deadpool producers. They actually let Ryan Reynolds take a holiday off after getting him to push Deadpool on Mother’s Day and Halloween and even Christmas Day with the first trailers. This fun video is from the fine folks at DGDX Animation, who’ve put out a few other Youtube hits. It certainly helps us relate to Deadpool as a regular guy, although we suspect Deadpool gets lots of New Year’s Eve Party invitations. He can accept them, too, because not even supervillains would make a guy work on New Year’s Day…

Jennifer Aniston is, was, and always will the “it” girl. She’s blonde, she’s beautiful, she’s hilarious, she’s a great actress, she’s got it all. I honestly couldn’t believe my eyes when I realized COED hasn’t published her 22 hottest photos yet. It is my job, nay, my duty  to write this article. If there was ever an article in the history of internet that needs to exist, it’s this one.

Ever since her rise to super stardom on Friends, Jennifer Aniston has stayed on top of the world. Not only that, but a legitimate argument can be made that she’s hotter now than ever. She’s a true American treasure.

As the first 22 Hottest of 2016, we’re off to a pretty strong start. It’s gonna be pretty damn tough to follow up Jen.

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Final: Ohio State 44, Notre Dame 28

The Buckeyes led by start to finish and take the Fiesta Bowl. Ezekiel Elliott had four rushing touchdowns and 149 yards. J.T. Barrett finishes with 211 yards passing and 96 yards rushing for Ohio State. Michael Thomas would have seven catches for 72 yards. Notre Dame quarterback DeShone Kizer went 22-for-37 for 284 yards and two touchdowns. Will Fuller had six catches for 113 yards in the receiving game.

4th Quarter- 1:27 left: The final hope for the Irish goes down in flames as Kizer fumbles near midfield and Ohio State recovers.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 44, Notre Dame 28: Neurnberger makes a 35-yard field goal with 2:42 left and it is a 16-point lead for the Buckeyes.

4th Quarter- 2:52 left: Ohio State is at the Notre Dame 19 and takes their final timeout.

4th Quarter- 4:18 left: The Irish can’t do anything productive with their latest possession and it’s Ohio State ball with a chance to run some clock.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 41, Notre Dame 28: Nuernberger hits a key 38-yard field goal with 6:09 left in the game and now the Fighting Irish need two touchdowns for the lead instead of a touchdown and field goal for the tie.

4th Quarter- 8:20 left: Buckeyes go for it on fourth down at the Notre Dame 29 and Barrett’s pass goes incomplete but the Irish commit a penalty to allow the possession to continue.

4th Quarter- 8:31 left: Ohio State has another third down but takes a timeout first. Barrett has now thrown for 211 yards and rushed for 101 more while Kizer has 235 passing yards. Ezekiel Elliott is up to 134 yards on the ground.

4th Quarter- 9:06 left: The Buckeyes convert a key third down to keep their drive going in Notre Dame territory.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 38, Notre Dame 28: The Irish aren’t dead yet as DeShone Kizer finds Will Fuller for a 81-yard touchdown with 11:27 to go. A touchdown that Notre Dame had to have and a quick one as well.

4th Quarter- Ohio State 38, Notre Dame 21: A very important 37-yard field goal by Sean Nuernberger makes it a three-possession game with 12:10 left in the game.

End of 3rd Quarter: The Buckeyes will go into the final 15 minutes with a 14-point lead just like they had to go into the second half. J.T. Barrett is 17-for-24 for 187 yards passing and has rushed for 84 more yards. Ezekiel Elliott has 118 yards on the ground and four touchdowns for Ohio State to control the run game. DeShone Kizer is 17-for-28 for 154 yards for Notre Dame and may need to throw for at least that much in the final quarter for the Irish to win this game.

3rd Quarter- 3:oo left: Notre Dame will start from their own 5-yard line on their next possession.

3rd Quarter- 5:02 left: Kizer is intercepted by Tyvis Powell and the Notre Dame drive is stopped by the turnover.

3rd Quarter- Ohio State 35, Notre Dame 21: Ezekiel Elliott gets loose and scores from 47 yards out for his fourth touchdown of the game with 6:37 left in the quarter. Elliott goes over 100 yards rushing with that carry with 121 yards on the ground on 15 carries.

3rd Quarter- 7:08 left: Ohio State converts a big third down near midfield as Barrett is now 14-for-21 for 159 yards passing for the Buckeyes.

3rd Quarter- Ohio State 28, Notre Dame 21: DeShone Kizer finds Chris Brown for a four-yard touchdown with 8:58 left in the quarter and all of a sudden, it is a one-touchdown game.

3rd Quarter- 11:52 left: Joe Schmidt intercepts Barrett’s pass deep in Notre Dame territory and the Irish have a chance suddenly to pull within one score.

3rd Quarter- 12:50 left: The Buckeyes take the ball to start the second half and have worked their way to the Notre Dame 35.

Halftime: Ohio State 28, Notre Dame 14

The Buckeyes have had control of this game from the opening kickoff. J.T. Barrett is 10-for-15 for 128 yards passing and a touchdown and leads Ohio State in rushing with 57 yards on the ground over 12 carries. Ezekiel Elliott has three rushing touchdowns in the half on his nine carries for 55 yards. DeShone Kizer has rushed for 31 yards to lead the Fighting Irish while going 13-for-20 passing for 122 yards. It needs to be a much different second half for Notre Dame to win.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 28, Notre Dame 14: DeShone Kizer takes it in himself from one yard out with 29 seconds left in the half on a touchdown that the Irish desperately needed.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 28, Notre Dame 7: There is no stopping the Buckeyes at this point as they add to their lead on a one-yard touchdown run by Ezekiel Elliott for his third score of the half with 1:48 to go.

2nd Quarter- 4:09 left: Notre Dame goes three-and-out after the Ohio State touchdown and give the Buckeyes a chance to put the hammer down before the half.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 21, Notre Dame 7: Ezekiel Elliott plows in from one yard out with 4:55 to play in the first half and the Buckeyes have a 14-point lead again. Elliott has seven carries for 52 yards so far in the game.

2nd Quarter- 6:05 left: Ohio State takes a timeout facing 3rd-and-6 at the Notre Dame 47. J.T. Barrett is 8-for-12 for 85 yards so far for the Buckeyes.

2nd Quarter- Ohio State 14, Notre Dame 7: The Irish cut the lead in half on a three-yard touchdown run by Josh Adams with 7:34 left in the first half. A huge score for Notre Dame.

2nd Quarter- 11:34 left: Notre Dame gets a one-yard run from Kizer on 4th-and-1 to get a key first down.

2nd Quarter- 13:12 left: The Buckeyes can’t add to their lead and Notre Dame will have a chance to cut into the Ohio State lead.

2nd Quarter- 14:26 left: Ohio State goes on 4th-and-1 and Barrett gets the first down on a four-yard run.

End of 1st Quarter: It has been all Ohio State so far. J.T. Barrett is 7-for-7 for 82 yards while finding Michael Thomas three times for 29 yards. Braxton Miller has 29 yards rushing while Ezekiel Elliott has four carries for 21 yards for the Buckeyes. DeShone Kizer is 4-for-6 for 30 yards for Notre Dame as Torii Hunter Jr. has two catches for 22 yards.

1st Quarter- 2:15 left: The Irish are forced to punt from the Ohio State 40 after having 4th-and-18. The momentum change won’t happen here.

1st Quarter- 3:09 left: Notre Dame is facing 2nd-and-23 but can they capitalize on the Bosa ejection? It is the turning point that the Irish really needed at the time.

1st Quarter- 5:26 left: The Irish were having a terrible morning in Glendale as Kizer got intercepted but a bigger story is that Joey Bosa gets ejected for targeting Kizer and Notre Dame keeps the ball. The best player on the field in Bosa is gone for the rest of the day.

1st Quarter- Ohio State 14, Notre Dame 0: The Buckeyes are pounding the Fighting Irish early on for an 11 a.m. local time start in Glendale. J.T. Barrett finds Michael Thomas for a 15-yard touchdown with 7:41 left. The Irish need to wake up very quickly.

1st Quarter- 8:26 left: Another possession, another Notre Dame punt and Ohio State will start at the Irish 43 for their next possession.

1st Quarter- Ohio State 7, Notre Dame 0: Ezekiel Elliott scores from two yards out with 9:53 to play in the quarter as the Buckeyes fly down the field and score on their first possession in just 3:01.

1st Quarter- 11:08 left: Ohio State has made it all the way down to the Notre Dame 22 already on their first possession.

1st Quarter- 12:54 left: The Fighting Irish get the ball first but can’t get a first down and are forced to punt to the Buckeyes.

Pregame

2016 brings a matchup of two traditional powers in the Fiesta Bowl as the 10-2 Notre Dame Fighting Irish face the 11-1 Ohio State Buckeyes at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. This is the game outside of the semifinals that every fan wanted to see this bowl season. DeShone Kizer has played great at quarterback for Notre Dame while looking the way of Will Fuller a lot while J.T. Barrett has taken his starting spot back for Ohio State and looks like the leader that the Buckeyes need. This looks like a good defensive showdown. Kickoff is scheduled for just after 1 p.m. Eastern time.

Happy New Year!

Making her debut in 2005 when she became the winner of the 4th season of American Idol, Carrie Underwood has been on a consistent rise to fame every since. Possessing both musical and acting talents, Carrie Underwood’s fame just can’t be beat. But exactly how much is talented country music singer actually worth? The answer is…

Carrie Underwood Current Net Worth: $55 Million

Now, let’s take a look at how this talented country pop star accumulated that wealth; time line style!

2005-2007

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In 2005, Carrie Underwood made her grand debut in the music industry when she took home the gold on the infamous music competition show American Idol. Later that year she went on to release her first single “Inside Your Heaven”, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and sold 170,000 copies within the first week of it’s release, adding a fantastic $1 Million to her bank roll.

Within 2005-2007 Carrie released a total of two new albums along with a number of other singles like “Wasted” and “Don’t Forget to Remember Me”.

Albums released by Carrie Underwood between 2005-2007:

Some Hearts (2005)

Hit Singles: “Jesus, Take the Wheel” and “Before He Cheats”.

Estimated Copies Sold: 9 Million

Estimated Earnings: $10 Million

Carnival Ride (2007)

Hit Singles: “So Small”, “All-American Girl”, “Last Name”, “Just a Dream”, and “I Told You So”.

Estimated Copies Sold: 3.3 Million

Estimated Earnings: $3.5 Million

2008-2010

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2008 was a very successful year for Carrie Underwood. She won her first international award for “Female Vocalist of the Year” along with both the Female Vocalist of the Year and Entertainer of The Year Awards at the 44th annual Country Music Awards. According to Forbes reports Carrie had made over $9 million between 2007-2008 and a solid $13 million from May 2009 to May 2010.

(Self Magazine)

Albums released by Carrie Underwood between 2008-2010:

Play On (2009)

Hit Singles: “Cowboy Casanova” and “Temporary Home”

Estimated Copies Sold: 1.7 Million

Estimated Earnings: $2.2 Million

2011-2013

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On regards to her ever rising bankroll, 2011-2013 was a good time for Carrie. She jetsetted her way through the largest tour of her career, brought fourth one of her most popular albums, and appeared in the NBC musical The Sound of Music in which she played the role of ‘Maria von Trapp’.

Albums released by Carrie Underwood between 2011-2013:

Blown Away (2012)

Hit Singles: “So Small”, “All-American Girl”, “Last Name”, “Just a Dream”, and “I Told You So”.

Estimated Copies Sold: 1.6 Million

Estimated Earnings: $1.9 Million

2014-2015

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Between 2014-2015 Carrie Underwood’s career has continued to prosper. Meaning, obviously, that so has her net worth! Releasing one new album, a compilation album of her greatest hits, and winning a number of awards for her musical talents; Carrie Underwood’s success continues to keep on rising to the top!

Albums released by Carrie Underwood between 2014-2015:

Storyteller (2015)

Hit Singles: “Smoke Break” and “Heartbeat” Estimated

Copies Sold: 354,500

Estimated Earnings: $1.3 Million

Between her music, acting, and concert earnings Carrie Underwood’s current net worth of $55 Million is bound to just keep on climbing as time goes on. How much will this talented country pop singer be worth in the future? Only time will tell!

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How you feeling today, slugger? A bit hungover from going too hard in the wee hours of 2016? No worries, so are we – not even eating that whole pizza at 4am could cure this pounding headache. But not every alcohol will leave you feeling as badly as you do today. Time to dry those tears and dab off that leftover vomit, and learn something. Because who doesn’t want to get smarter in the new year?

Here’s a quick rule of thumb to remember the next time you think it’s a good idea to down 25 shots in two hours; the darker the alcohol is, the worse your hangover will be. For all of you fist pumping, vodka redbull drinkers out there, you’re not totally in the clear, but you’re far better off than that schmuck who tried hitting on you with a whiskey ginger in their hand.

According to Thrillist, “the alcohol with the most congeners (i.e. the ones that will cause you the worst hangover)” are:

1. Brandy
2. Red Wine
3. Bourbon
4. Dark rum
5. Whiskey

So, this is sad news. “Bourbon also has eight times the congeners of gin and thirty times the congeners of vodka,” making the truth even more upsetting than previously thought.

Rest assured that cheap vodka could be just as bad as an expensive bourbon, so really it’s a lose-lose either way. More. Sad. News.

2016, so far you REALLY suck.

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Widely known for her impeccably hot hosting skills on the Mexican sports TV program DxTips, the fact that Ines Sainz matches her incredible journalism talent with impeccable hotness is simply out of this world! Did we mention that this woman is a total babe? Yeah, we just had to say that one more time.

Originally from Mexico City, Mexico, Ines Sainz supposedly grew up as a sports lovin’ athletic tom boy. Imagining a woman this hot as a ‘tom boy’ might not be easy, but then again, there’s nothin’ like a hot athletic chick whose totally down to get her hands dirty sports style, right? Although her love for sports was always strong, Ines first debuted in the lime light as a swimwear model. Now, with an impressively long list of sports reporting work to her name, it’s really not too big of a surprise at all that FHM named her as the fifth sexiest woman sports reporter in the world in August 2009. But then again, that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy everything that this gorgeous woman has to offer!

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From a rough and tumble athletic tom boy, to an incredibly hot swimwear model, to one super smokin’ sports reporter; DxTips reporter Ines Sainz is simply an all around knock-out.

Don’t believe us? Check out Ines Sainz hottest photos on the internet in the gallery below!

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Final: Stanford 45, Iowa 16

Christian McCaffrey capped off his season by rushing for 172 yards and having 105 receiving yards to lead the Cardinal to the victory. Kevin Hogan finished 12-for-21 for 223 yards and three touchdowns. C.J. Beathard did what he could for Iowa in the second half, finishing 18-for-29 for 198 yards and two touchdowns.

4th Quarter- Stanford 45, Iowa 16: Kevin Hogan hits Michael Rector for the second time for the night on a 42-yard pass with 1:54 left in the game. A perfect ending to the game.

4th Quarter- Stanford 38, Iowa 16: C.J. Beathard hits Akrum Wadley out of the backfield with 2:46 to play and the score gets a little bit closer to give the Hawkeyes something to be happy about.

4th Quarter- 5:44 left: Josey Jewell intercepts Hogan in the end zone and it’s another positive moment for Iowa as the clock runs down in Pasadena.

4th Quarter- 12:29 left: McCaffrey goes over the 2,000-yard rushing mark for the season with a 25-yard run for Stanford.

4th Quarter- Stanford 38, Iowa 9: The Hawkeyes get a 36-yard touchdown pass from C.J. Beathard to Matt VandeBerg and find their way into the end zone with 13:12 left in the game.

4th Quarter- 13:19 left: Iowa is in Stanford territory trying to score a touchdown.

End of 3rd Quarter: A day to remember for Stanford leaves them 15 minutes away from taking home a Rose Bowl victory. Kevin Hogan is 8-for-16 for 156 yards and two touchdowns for the Cardinal. C.J. Beathard is 12-for-22 for 87 yards for Iowa.

3rd Quarter- 1:34 left: Christian McCaffrey has 146 yards rushing and 98 yards receiving as he may find his way to the bench to enjoy the rest of this game soon for Stanford.

3rd Quarter- Stanford 38, Iowa 3: The Hawkeyes get on the board with a 39-yard field goal by Marshall Koehn with 3:36 left in the quarter and Iowa won’t be shut out in this one.

3rd Quarter- 7:32 left: The Iowa fans can cheer after a bad snap on a Stanford punt gives the Hawkeyes great field position.

3rd Quarter- 9:34 left: The Hawkeyes simply aren’t having a good day with another punt.

3rd Quarter- Stanford 38, Iowa 0: A 31-yard field goal by Conrad Ukropina extends the lead for the Cardinal with 11:09 left in the quarter.

3rd Quarter- 13:47 left: Iowa’s first possession of the second half feels like the first half as they are forced to punt.

Halftime: Stanford 35, Iowa 0

Total domination from the Cardinal in the first half. Christian McCaffrey has 98 receiving yards, 87 rushing yards and has returned a punt for a touchdown. Kevin Hogan is 6-for-11 for 139 yards and two touchdowns through the air for Stanford. C.J. Beathard went 9-for-15 for 65 yards in the first half for Iowa, who would love to copy the Stanford script in the second half.

2nd Quarter- 2:07 left: Iowa has another fourth down at the Stanford 26-yard line with the Cardinal taking a timeout looking to score more before the half.

2nd Quarter- 4:37 left: The Hawkeyes go for it on fourth down in Stanford territory and barely get it.

2nd Quarter- Stanford 35, Iowa 0: Hogan throws his second touchdown of the game on a 31-yard pass to Michael Rector with 8:22 left in the half after Hogan faked fumbling the ball and then throwing the touchdown pass.

2nd Quarter- 9:25 left: Stanford is at the Iowa 33 after having another potential McCaffrey touchdown was called back by a penalty.

2nd Quarter- 11:54 left: The nightmare continues for Iowa as they have to punt again.

2nd Quarter- Stanford 28, Iowa 0: McCaffrey returns the Hawkeyes punt 63 yards for a touchdown with 14:12 left in the half. McCaffrey has 202 all-purpose yards already.

End of 1st Quarter: It has been a Cardinal rout through the first 15 minutes. Christian McCaffrey has 87 receiving yards and 52 rushing yards while Kevin Hogan is 3-for-5 passing for 89 yards. For Iowa, C.J. Beathard is 5-for-7 for 28 yards and is leading the Hawkeyes in rushing as well with 21 yards on the ground.

1st Quarter- 2:05 left: Iowa is forced to punt again and Stanford is in range of putting this game out of range before the first quarter is even over.

1st Quarter- Stanford 21, Iowa 0: Quenton Meeks picks off C.J. Beathard and goes 66 yards for a touchdown with 4:07 left in the quarter. This is a nightmare for the Iowa fans in Pasadena and watching at home.

1st Quarter- 7:42 left: The Hawkeyes get a first down to keep their drive alive but commit a penalty right away.

1st Quarter- Stanford 14, Iowa 0: McCaffrey is running wild in the Iowa secondary and but it is Hogan who scores on a eight-yard run with 9:13 left in the quarter for Stanford. Iowa looks shell-shocked.

1st Quarter- 12:52 left: Iowa can’t respond on their first drive and is forced to punt.

1st Quarter- Stanford 7, Iowa 0: Very quickly, the Cardinal are on the board with a 75-yard touchdown pass from Kevin Hogan to Christian McCaffrey just 11 seconds into the game.

Pregame

The granddaddy of them all has arrived again as 2016 begins. The 11-2 Stanford Cardinal will take on the 12-1 Iowa Hawkeyes in Pasadena in a battle between the Pac-12 champions and a Hawkeyes team that was mere seconds from the playoff semifinals. Christian McCaffrey has been a monster on offense this season for Stanford and it is going to be a challenge for Iowa to stop him. Iowa has got a great season out of C.J. Beathard and has surprised a lot of critics with their play all year long. Can they finish the season with a flourish now? Kickoff is scheduled for just after 5 p.m. Eastern.

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You know what’s officially been deemed the best news of 2016? That you can avoid getting prostate cancer by having an orgasm a day.

It’s like music to our ears.

In a new study conducted by scientists at the Harvard Medical Center School and Brigham and Women Hospital, men who ejaculate at least once a day were found to have a much lower risk of developing prostate cancer.

You know what’s even better? You don’t even need a partner to do it. The study elaborates that solo-sex acts (ahem… and wet dreams…) are good enough, just as long as you get at least one orgasm a day.

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So this is weird… Chinese flight attendants are kissing apples and selling them online for up to $20, and people are actually buying them.

WTF?!

According to Foodbeast, the apples are being advertised on the Chinese equivalent of eBay: Tabobao.

The listing – which you can get a closer look at below – features photos of beautiful flight attendants kissing and posing with apples. Ummm…. weird.

Most of the girls featured are trainees from southwest China’s Sichuan Southwest Vocational College of Civil Aviation.

Prices range from $1.53 – $20.02, with one listing claiming that the apple had been kissed by 500 flight attendants. Sounds like a surefire way to contract Meningitis.

According to one of the main sellers, the oddity is actually for a good cause.

“We are the Sichuan Southwest Vocational College of Civil Aviation’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship team. The income from this ‘air hostess kiss’ campaign will be used to set up an University Student Innovation and Entrepreneurial fund to help more students realise their career dreams. Another portion of the income will be donated to an old people’s home.”

Well ok then, good for you guys. Keep being weird.

[H/T: Foodbeast]

Olivia Munn had a really good year as she put her small-screen days on The Daily Show and Newsroom behind her and suited up as Psylocke in Bryan Singer’s upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse. And now we’re having a good start to 2016 as Olivia looks back via her Instagram account and includes her superhero turn as a highlight of 2015.

Olivia announced, “To say hello to 2016, I’m gonna say goodbye to 2015 with my Top 5 Favorite Memories of 2015 (that I can think of).” That included this playing Psylocke in X-Men: Apocalypse, with Olivia explaining, “She’s a telekinetic telepath who chooses to kill with a sword because she wants to do it up close and intimate and killing from afar just seems too easy and no fun.”

Which sounds cool, but the pic was even better…

Of course, superhero outfits aren’t anything new to Olivia, who was a pioneer in being a beautiful babe who made it big as a self-proclaimed geek. She’s been rocking cosplay for so long that she probably helped the X-Men customers with her preferred brand of vinyl leggings. Take a look at these other hot shots from Olivia’s geeky past, and start lining up for the latest X-Men entry…

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Final: Ole Miss 48, Oklahoma State 20

The Rebels were in control all the way and take home an easy win at the Superdome. Chad Kelly finished 21-for-33 for 302 yards and four touchdowns. Laquon Treadwell had six catches, 71 catches and three touchdowns for Ole Miss. J.W. Walsh came in for Mason Rudolph at quarterback for Oklahoma State and ended up 9-for-14 passing for 124 yards and added 74 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Both teams ended their season 10-3.

4th Quarter- Ole Miss 48, Oklahoma State 20: J.W. Walsh runs it in for his second rushing touchdown of the night from eight yards out with 3:03 to play.

4th Quarter- 5:36 left: As the clock runs down, the reserves are in for both sides.

4th Quarter- 7:14 left: Oklahoma State can’t score in the red zone and turns the ball over on downs.

4th Quarter- 11:35 left: The Cowboys have worked deep into Ole Miss territory looking to score again.

4th Quarter- Ole Miss 48, Oklahoma State 13: Laquon Treadwell gets his third touchdown of the night on Chad Kelly’s fourth touchdown pass, this one from 14 yards out with 13:07 to play. Kelly has 303 yards passing on 21 completions.

End of 3rd Quarter: 15 minutes to go for the Rebels to seal this Sugar Bowl win. Chad Kelly is 20-for-30 for 288 yards and three touchdowns for Ole Miss while Mason Rudolph was 18-for-31 for 179 yards for Oklahoma State before being replaced. The Cowboys have rushed for -11 yards in the game.

3rd Quarter- Ole Miss 41, Oklahoma State 13: J.W. Walsh decides to keep it himself and scores from two yards out with 1:11 to play in the quarter for the Cowboys.

3rd Quarter- 3:23 left: Oklahoma State has found a spark with J.W. Walsh at quarterback.

3rd Quarter- Ole Miss 41, Oklahoma State 6: Jordan Wilkins finds a big hole on a 36-yard touchdown run with 4:26 left in the quarter and the Rebels are piling it on.

3rd Quarter- 5:24 left: If things couldn’t get any worse, Oklahoma State fumbles the punt and Ole Miss recovers.

3rd Quarter- 7:27 left: The Cowboys are probably ready to go home at this point as they punt again.

3rd Quarter- 9:07 left: Gary Wunderlich misses a 42-yard field goal and Oklahoma State remains just four touchdowns.

3rd Quarter- 10:31 left: Ole Miss converts on a 3rd-and-10 in Oklahoma State territory to continue their drive.

3rd Quarter- 13:30 left: Oklahoma State has to punt on their opening position of the second half and gives Ole Miss a chance to really rip the game open.

Halftime: Ole Miss 34, Oklahoma State 6

It has been a clinic by Chad Kelly and the Rebels over the first 30 minutes as they score on the final play of the half with a backward pass to lineman Laremy Tunsil. Kelly is 14-for-21 for 251 yards and three touchdowns so far for the night in the Superdome. Laquon Treadwell has four catches for 57 yards and two touchdowns for Ole Miss. Mason Rudolph is 16-for-28 for 157 yards for the Cowboys as Oklahoma State has some adjustments to make before the second half begins.

2nd Quarter- Ole Miss 27, Oklahoma State 6: Ben Grogan makes a 31-yard field goal with 1:22 left in the half and the lead is cut to three touchdowns.

2nd Quarter- 2:20 left: Oklahoma State has a third down needing to score before halftime to avoid this game getting out of hand.

2nd Quarter- Ole Miss 27, Oklahoma State 3: Gary Wunderlich makes a 38-yard field goal with 3:39 left and the Rebels are rolling.

2nd Quarter- 5:43 left: The Cowboys are forced to punt again and the Rebels have a chance to put the hammer down before halftime.

2nd Quarter- Ole Miss 24, Oklahoma State 3: The Rebels are pulling out all the stops even with an Laquon Treadwell pass along the way and Treadwell ends up scoring on a ten-yard pass from Kelly with 6:58 left in the half. Treadwell has four catches for 47 yards and two touchdowns.

2nd Quarter- 8:41 left: Oklahoma State can’t move any further and punt the ball away. Mason Rudolph is 11-for-16 for 91 yards on the night for the Cowboys.

2nd Quarter- 9:33 left: A big set of plays for the Cowboys have put Oklahoma State at the Ole Miss 45-yard line.

2nd Quarter- Ole Miss 17, Oklahoma State 3: After an offensive pass interference call, the Rebels get pushed back but Chad Kelly finds Laquon Treadwell for a 34-yard touchdown with 11:28 left in the first half.

2nd Quarter- 13:36 left: Ole Miss will take the ball at midfield after an Oklahoma State punt.

End of 1st Quarter: The Rebels have the lead after the first 15 minutes in a game that hasn’t seen the points scored that some people would have expected. Chad Kelly is 6-for-7 for 101 yards and a touchdown and has two different receivers with 48 receiving yards so far. Mason Rudolph went 6-for-8 for 44 yards for Oklahoma State.

1st Quarter- Ole Miss 10, Oklahoma State 3: Cody Core scores on a 31-yard pass from Chad Kelly with 20 seconds to play in the quarter and the Rebels take the lead late in the opening period.

1st Quarter- 1:06 left: Ole Miss comes up big on defense and Oklahoma State has to punt again in a low-scoring game so far.

1st Quarter- Ole Miss 3, Oklahoma State 3: The game is tied on a 34-yard field goal by Gary Wunderlich with 2:15 to play in the first quarter as the Rebels respond.

1st Quarter- Oklahoma State 3, Ole Miss 0: A 26-yard field goal by Ben Grogan with 4:52 left in the opening quarter puts the Cowboys up on top.

1st Quarter- 6:46 left: The Cowboys have worked their way into the red zone thanks for a pass interference penalty.

1st Quarter- 7:53 left: Ole Miss is forced to punt and commits a penalty on the Cowboys’ fair catch to give Oklahoma State better field position.

1st Quarter- 10:30 left: Oklahoma State can’t take advantage of the turnover and has to punt the ball away.

1st Quarter- 14:03 left: The big break of the game comes on an interception for the Cowboys as Chad Kelly gets intercepted and Oklahoma State has great field possession.

Pregame

The final game of the night on New Year’s Day features a matchup of two teams that didn’t win their conference titles but made the big bowls because of other teams in their conferences. The 9-3 Ole Miss Rebels will take on the 10-2 Oklahoma State Cowboys at the Superdome in New Orleans because of Alabama and Oklahoma being in the playoff. Laquon Treadwell has been hard to stop in the pass game for Ole Miss while the biggest question for Oklahoma State will be whether or not Mason Rudolph plays. Kickoff is scheduled for just after 8:30 p.m. Eastern.

Rose Bowl 2016 ended with a 45-16 win by the Stanford Cardinal over the Iowa Hawkeyes in Pasadena, California. In the process, the Stanford Marching Band came through again by turning the Iowa mascot of a cow into a troll. [photo: Sean M. Haffey/Getty]

The Stanford band actually ended up being banned over some of their displays during the regular season. They chose the right game to return in full arrogance, though. Iowa fans were already looking at a 35-0 score when halftime came along and Sanford came out with this sacrilegious take on the Iowa mascot. (At least they didn’t follow Harvard’s lead in spelling out “penis,” or Kansas State’s phallic Star Trek tribute.)

The production also included references to dating site FarmersOnly.com, and the cow was tipped. Booing commenced, and that naturally had to be addressed by Standford via Twitter…

Then the band followed up by posting the script for the show on their Facebook page, and that deserves to be seen. Anyway, here’s some crappy video from the broadcast event to prove that this really happened. Trigger warning if you’re an Iowa fan — or a cow, we guess…

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Final: Georgia 24, Penn State 17

A valiant comeback by the Nittany Lions comes up short as the Bulldogs finish 10-3 for the season. Grayson Lambert finishes 10-for-20 for 115 yards and a touchdown for Georgia. Sony Michel had 85 yards rushing on 20 carries with a touchdown. Trace McSorley finishes 14-for-27 for 142 yards and two touchdowns for Penn State, who finish 7-6 for the season. Chris Godwin had six catches for 133 yards for the Nittany Lions.

4th Quarter- :22 left: Penn State is near midfield.

4th Quarter- 1:52 left: Georgia decides against the field goal and Penn State will have a chance to tie it or win it needing to go 75 yards behind backup Trace McSorley.

4th Quarter- 1:58 left: The Bulldogs take a timeout with 4th-and-2 at the Penn State 23.

4th Quarter- 2:45 left: Georgia gets a first down on a Sony Michel rush to keep the clock moving.

4th Quarter- 3:16 left: Penn State takes a timeout with Georgia facing 3rd-and-2.

4th Quarter- Georgia 24, Penn State 17: Trace McSorley finds a receiver in DaeSean Hamilton from 20 yards out and with 6:14 left, it is a one-possession game in Jacksonville. McSorley is 10-for-19 for 120 yards and two touchdowns.

4th Quarter- 6:48 left: Penn State converts on 4th-and-8 to keep their hopes alive.

4th Quarter- 9:18 left: Georgia punts again as Grayson Lambert is now 10-for-20 for 115 yards passing on the afternoon.

4th Quarter- 10:56 left: Penn State are forced to kick the ball away and can’t pull any closer.

4th Quarter- 12:58 left: The Bulldogs have to punt after the Penn State touchdown and the Nittany Lions have life in the final quarter.

4th Quarter- Georgia 24, Penn State 10: McSorley finds Geno Lewis for a 17-yard touchdown with 14:53 left in the game and the Nittany Lions have pulled back within 14 points.

End of 3rd Quarter: Penn State will have 4th-and-12 at the Georgia 17 to start the final quarter of play down by 21 points. Trace McSorley is 6-for-13 for 49 yards in relief of Hackenberg while Saquon Barkley has 49 yards rushing for the Nittany Lions. Grayson Lambert is 9-for-18 for 99 yards and a touchdown through the air for the Bulldogs while Malcolm Mitchell has four catches for 98 yards and a touchdown.

3rd Quarter- 2:50 left: The Nittany Lions have made it to midfield behind McSorley.

3rd Quarter- Georgia 24, Penn State 3: Sony Michel finds a hole and goes 21 yards for a touchdown with 4:15 to go in the quarter and the Bulldogs have opened their game up in the waning minutes of the third. Michel has 77 yards rushing on 14 carries.

3rd Quarter- 7:07 left: Penn State goes for it on fourth down but McSorley’s pass goes incomplete, who is just 3-for-9 since coming in for the injured Christian Hackenberg.

3rd Quarter- 9:27 left: Collin Barber misses a 48-yard field goal for the Bulldogs and it remains a 14-point game. Can Penn State rally though with a backup quarterback?

3rd Quarter- 10:57 left: The uphill battle continues for the Nittany Lions as they are forced to punt again and Georgia brings it back deep into Penn State territory.

3rd Quarter- 12:11 left: Georgia has to punt on their opening series of the half. It’s up to McSorley now to lead the Nittany Lions.

3rd Quarter: The second half begins with Hackenberg being ruled out for the rest of the game.

Halftime: Georgia 17, Penn State 3

The Bulldogs appear to be in control of this one especially with Christian Hackenberg out for the Nittany Lions. Hackenberg was 8-for-14 for 139 yards before leaving with a shoulder injury. Greyson Lambert is 5-for-11 for 57 yards and the late touchdown pass. Terry Godwin has a receiving touchdown and a passing touchdown for the Bulldogs. Penn State has to be hoping Hackenberg can return for the second half.

2nd Quarter- Georgia 17, Penn State 3: Greyson Lambert finds Terry Godwin on a 17-yard touchdown pass with 24 seconds left in the half and it is a two-touchdown lead for the Bulldogs.

2nd Quarter- 2:03 left: The Bulldogs take a timeout to force Penn State to punt before the half.

2nd Quarter- 3:29 left: Georgia is unable to move the ball on the Penn State defense and punts it away. The Nittany Lions have just one timeout left.

2nd Quarter- 5:33 left: It’s Trace McSorley’s team now for Penn State with Hackenberg in the locker room as the Nittany Lions go for it on fourth down and come up short.

2nd Quarter- Georgia 10, Penn State 3: Terry Godwin hits Malcolm Mitchell on a 44-yard option pass with 6:46 left in the first half and the Bulldogs re-take the lead.

2nd Quarter- Penn State 3, Georgia 3: The Nittany Lions tie the game on a 34-yard field goal by Tyler Davis with 8:08 left in the first half. Hackenberg is headed to the locker room with a sore right throwing shoulder.

2nd Quarter- 10:08 left: Penn State takes a timeout facing 3rd-and-4 from their own 31-yard line. Hackenberg is 7-for-12 for 88 yards.

2nd Quarter- 11:52 left: The 3-0 game continues to roll on as Georgia punts. The Bulldogs quarterbacks are 2-for-8 for 15 yards while Sony Michel has 39 yards rushing on four carries.

2nd Quarter- 14:54 left: Penn State punts from midfield to begin the second quarter of play.

End of 1st Quarter: Scoring has been at a premium in this one through 15 minutes. Christian Hackenberg is 5-for-10 for 64 yards so far in this one. Saquon Barkley has six carries for 18 yards for the Nittany Lions. Greyson Lambert is struggling for the Bulldogs, going just 1-for-6 for 13 yeards in the opening quarter.

1st Quarter- 3:15 left: The two teams trade punts after Penn State gets the ball to the Georgia 40. It will be Bulldogs ball.

1st Quarter- 5:52 left: After having 2nd-and-1, The Nittany Lions can’t get a first down and are forced to punt.

1st Quarter- Georgia 3, Penn State 0: The Bulldogs get on the scoreboard first as Marshall Morgan makes a 44-yard field goal with 7:02 to go in the opening quarter of play.

1st Quarter- 9:55 left: The Nittany Lions’ drive is stopped as Hackenberg is intercepted and the Bulldogs have it near midfield.

1st Quarter- 13:02 left: Penn State has taken the ball into Georgia territory on their first possession.

Pregame

New Year’s Day has passed and college football is now on to the final full day of bowl games on January 2. The opener is the Taxslayer Bowl at EverBank Field in Jacksonville between the 9-3 Penn State Nittany Lions and the 9-3 Georgia Bulldogs. The Bulldogs got rid of coach Mark Richt after the season and are in transition mode now for this game looking to finish the season strong while Christian Hackenberg has been a solid leader for the Nittany Lions all season long. It’s another Big Ten-SEC matchup which has seen blowouts galore so far this bowl season. Kickoff is scheduled for just after Noon Eastern.

Widely known for playing the role of Marnie Michaels on the HBO comedy-drama series Girls, Allison Williams is not only an incredibly hot actress, but she’s also a comedian and singer just to top it all off! Impressive? Most definitely. Hot as can be? Unbelievably!

Born and raised in New Canaan, Connecticut, Allison is the daughter of a former NBC Nightly News anchor. What does that mean? Well, pursuing a degree in the lime light was obviously something that her family was in full support of. But really, when you’re as hot and talented as Allison, it really just goes without question. After graduating from Yale, Allison quickly landed herself her first acting role in 2004 on the TV series American Dreams. She went on to appear on various other TV series like Jake and Amir and The League, and finally hit it big in 2012 when she made her way into our hearts via the role of Marnie Michaels on HBO’s hit series Girls.

There’s just nothing like a girl whose both incredibly hot and absolutely hilarious. When it comes to those two, all we’ve got to say is that Allison Williams has seriously got it in the bag! So what are you waiting for? Check out Allison Williams hottest photos on the internet in the gallery below!

Trevone Boykin of TCU got busted on Wednesday after brawling with bouncers at Pat O’Brien’s in San Antonio, Texas, on Wednesday night — and TMZ Sports has the footage! Which means that we have to acknowledge that those TMZ types really know how to spend their money, because there’s some real entertainment value in seeing Boykin getting bounced out of the bar.

The bouncers can’t get flack for this one, either. Boykin goes bonkers in a pretty clear way. Yes, he’s put in a choke hold, but the video makes a good case for the guy deserving to get busted on charges of third-degree assault. Reportedly, he got riled up over some patrons at Pat O’Brien’s goofing on him, and took some swings at the locals. That’s when the bouncers decided to toss him out of the place. That’s no excuse for violence. We know that because lawyers have told us all that under different circumstances.

Boykin was also suspended from the Valero Alamo Bowl, of course, along with backup receiver Preston Miller. That wasn’t just about violating the law, either. Those two seem to have been violating curfew. Boykin was in his room at midnight and then snuck out like he was in some kind of raunchy college comedy. Damn.

Boykin has officially apologized, saying that there were “no excuses for my very poor decision.” To his credit, though, Boykin gave up before he got Tazed. That’s good. Take a look for yourself at some other poor decisions, though…

Bryana Holly has had a few breakout years while busting out all over as one of America’s hottest bikini models — but she started 2016 as a rock-star girlfriend with Ashton Irwin of 5 Seconds of Summer. The lucky drummer even made it official with a post on his Facebook page. But that’s no surprise to us, since we knew that Bryana would be a big deal ever since we singled her out with a hot salute way back in November of 2013.

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Since then, Byrana’s caught the eye of Playboy for a sizzling shoot, and she made the cut for a very hot Carl’s Jr.’s ad featuring a volleyball team. It was inevitable that Bryana joined the likes of COED fave April Love Geary as a gal pal to the rich and famous. We’re expecting for Bryana to be getting a lot of attention on her own, too. Take a look at these hottest photos of Bryana Holly, and marvel at how even the drummer of a hit UK music act can land the best of our American beauties…