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Team Productions, a Canadian promotional company, has filed a lawsuit against Justin Bieber for $650,000 in damages, claiming that, with one tweet, the singer has single-handedly ruined their reputation.

What happened was Bieber and Team Productions had an agreement where Bieber was to give a live performance at Montreal’s Beachclub on Aug. 22, 2015. According to the claim, the company paid him $250,075 at signing and $175,000 five days prior to the travel date. But one of the contract’s stipulations was that Bieber was going to promote the event on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

However, after the first payment, the promoter “expressed concern” that Bieber wasn’t publicizing the event enough. So, naturally, Bieber cancelled his show and tweeted this:

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“In any industry, a company’s reputation is of the utmost importance, but that is particularly true in certain industries where one trades principally on relationships and credibility,” the lawsuit says. “(Team Productions) enjoyed a wonderful reputation after having successfully organized major events in Montreal. That reputation was destroyed by one single tweet by the defendant.”

Team Productions is seeking $500,000 in lost earnings potential, $100,000 for damage to the company’s reputation and $50,000 in punitive damages.

As of now, Bieber’s legal team has not offered up any comments on the lawsuit. Currently, the Canadian singer is traveling the world on his Purpose Tour, though, as he tweeted on Monday, he’s not allowed in Argentina due to other, unrelated legal issues.

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Apparently, Bieber caused a stir in 2013 during a concert when he allegedly disrespected the nation’s flag. And last year, an Argentine judge reportedly issued a warrant for his arrest after an alleged attack on a photographer in Buenos Aires. Fortunately the warrant was revoked soon after it was made.

So, if you want to successfully sue Justin Bieber, Team Productions, you may have to get in line.

Game Of Thrones is a cultural television phenomenon unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. While there have been plenty of historically great and consuming television dramas, it is the combination of the complexity of Game Of Thrones, and the age of social media, that makes GoT a truly unique experience.

Game Of Thrones is as time sensitive a TV show as there has ever been. With spoilers frankly impossible to avoid, and the sheer amount of people watching live, trying to catch up on Game Of Thrones is a difficult task. Half of the fun of Game Of Thrones is being able to be a part of the discussion – the theories, the jokes, the twists, all of it.

One of those discussions, of course, are the memes. With Twitter being bigger than ever, and seemingly everyone knowing how to use Photoshop these days, everyone is pitching into the meme game. For example, our lead image up there is just, so perfect. It is a sublime combination of two massive pop culture phenomenons. A couple years ago, Jordan’s crying face would never find it’s way onto Olly’s dead body, but today?! It’s only one of TWO Crying Jordan memes I’ve seen this season.

Game of Thrones is an HBO American television series created by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss. GoT is an adaptation of George RR Martin’s fantasy novel series A Song of Ice and Fire, the first of which is titled A Game of Thrones. GoT is filmed all over the world, including a Belfast studio, and on location in Croatia, Iceland, Malta, Morocco, Northern Ireland, Spain, Scotland, and the United States. The latest season of  Game Of Thrones premiered on Sunday, April 24, 2016. Game of Thrones has brought in record numbers for HBO and attained an exceptionally broad and active international fan base, and has received worldwide critical acclaim for its acting, characters, story, scope, and production. The series has won a total of 26 Emmy Awards, including the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series in 2015.

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Swimming at the Rio Olympics 2016 will be one of the most popular events at the summer games this year. In order to properly capitalize on the sports’ popularity, the events are going to be split up into two segments (one that begins at noon and one that begins in the evening).

With the exception of the open water relay race, all of the swimming events will take place from August 6th-13th at the Olympics Aquatic Stadium in Rio.

In order to help you with your viewing schedule, we’ve broken down the races into chronological order–separating them by gender. The exact times of the individual events isn’t known.

Saturday, August 6th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 400 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Men’s 100 M Breaststroke (HEAT)
Men’s 400 M Individual Relay (HEAT)

Women’s 100 M Butterfly (HEAT)
Women’s 400 M Individual Relay (HEAT)
Women’s 4×100 M Freestyle Relay (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 400 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Men’s 100 M Breaststroke (SEMI)
Men’s 400 M Individual Relay (FINAL)

Women’s 100 M Butterfly (SEMI)
Women’s 400 M Individual Relay (FINAL)
Women’s 4×100 M Freestyle Relay (FINAL)

Sunday, August 7th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 200 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Men’s 100 M Backstroke (HEAT)
Men’s 4×100  M Freestyle Relay (HEAT)

Women’s 400 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Women’s 100 M Backstroke (HEAT)
Women’s 100 M Breaststroke (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 200 M Freestyle (SEMI)
Men’s 100 M Backstroke (SEMI)
Men’s 100 M Breaststroke (FINAL)
4×100 M Freestyle Relay (FINAL)

Women’s 400 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Women’s 100 M Backstroke (SEMI)
Women’s 100 M Breastroke (SEMI)
Women’s 100 Butterfly (FINAL)

Monday, August 8th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 200 M Butterfly (HEAT)

Women’s 400 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Women’s 100 M Backstroke (HEAT)
Women’s 100 M Breastroke (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 200 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Men’s 100 M Backstroke (FINAL)
Men’s 200 M Butterfly (SEMI)

Women’s 100 M Backstroke (FINAL)
Women’s 100 M Breaststroke (FINAL)
200 M Individual Medley (SEMI)

Tuesday, August 9th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 100 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Men’s 200 M Breaststroke (HEAT)
Men’s 4×200 M Freestyle Relay (HEAT)

Women’s 200 M Butterfly (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 100 M Freestyle (SEMI)
Men’s 200 M Breastroke (SEMI)
Men’s 200 M Butterfly (FINAL)
Men’s 4×200 M Freestyle Relay (FINAL)

Women’s 200 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Women’s 200 M Butterfly (SEMI)
Women’s 200 M Individual Relay (FINAL)

Wednesday, August 10th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 200 M Backstroke (HEAT)
Men’s 200 M Individual Medley (HEAT)

Women’s 100 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Women’s 200 M Breaststroke (HEAT)
Women’s 4×200 M Freestyle Relay (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 100 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Men’s 200 M Backstroke (SEMI)
Men’s 200 M Breaststroke (FINAL)
Men’s 200 M Individual Medley (SEMI)

Women’s 100 M Freestyle (SEMI)
Women’s 200 M Breaststroke (SEMI)
Women’s 200 M Butterfly (FINAL)
Women’s 4×200 M Freestyle Relay (FINAL)

Thursday, August 11th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 50 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Men’s 100 M Butterfly (HEAT)

Women’s 800 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Women’s 200 M Backstroke (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 50 M Freestyle (SEMI)
Men’s 200 M Backstroke (FINAL)
Men’s 100 M Butterfly (SEMI)
Men’s 200 M Individual Medley (FINAL)

Women’s 100 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Women’s 200 M Backstroke (SEMI)
Women’s 200 M Breaststroke (FINAL)

Friday, August 12th

12:00 PM EST

Men’s 1500 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Men’s 4×100 M Medley Relay (HEAT)

Women’s 800 M Freestyle (HEAT)
Women’s 200 M Backstroke (HEAT)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 50 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Men’s 100 M Butterfly (FINAL)

Women’s 50 M Freestyle (SEMI)
Women’s 800 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Women’s 200 M Backstroke (FINAL)

Saturday, August 13th

12:00 PM EST

Women’s 50 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Women’s 4×100 M Medley Relay (FINAL)

9:00 PM EST

Men’s 1500 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Men’s 4×100 M Medley Relay (FINAL)

Women’s 50 M Freestyle (FINAL)
Women’s 4×100 M Medley Relay (FINAL)

Monday, August 15th

12:00 PM EST

Women’s 10 KM Open Water (FINAL)

Tuesday, August 16th

12:00 PM EST

10 KM Open Water (FINAL)

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Hockey, more commonly known as field hockey here in the United States, is a huge sport in the Olympics. Even though it’s mostly touted as a female sport stateside, internationally the game is a lot bigger.

Typically, Germany dominates the male side and the Netherlands has been winning the female side, but Argentina and even New Zealand have been nipping at their heels since the last Summer Olympics.

As far as the schedule goes, Hockey features a total of twelve nations, split into two pools of six teams each. The top four teams from each pool advance to a quarter-finals, then a semi-finals, and then a Final. It’s very similar to the way the World Cup functions, but with a smaller number of teams. All of the games will be played at the Olympic Hockey Center in Deodoro, Brazil.

For a complete schedule of Hockey at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, read the list below.

Saturday, August 6th

10:00–(Men’s) Argentina v Netherlands
11:00–(Men’s) India v Ireland
12:30–(Men’s) Belgium v Great Britain
13:30–(Men’s) Australia v New Zealand
17:00–(Women’s ) Argentina v USA
18:00–(Men’s) Canada v Germany
19:30–(Men’s) Spain v Brazil
20:30–(Women’s) Great Britain v Australia

Sunday, August 7th

10:00–(Women’s) New Zealand v Republic of Korea
11:00–(Women’s) Japan v India
12:30–(Women’s) Netherlands v Spain
13:30–(Women’s) China v Germany
17:00–(Men’s) Great Britain v New Zealand
18:00–(Men’s) Netherland v Ireland
19:30–(Men’s) Brazil v Belgium
20:30–(Men’s) Australia v Spain

Monday, August 8th

10:00–(Women’s) Australia v USA
11:00–(Men’s) Germany v India
12:30–(Men’s) Canada v Argentina
13:30–(Women’s) New Zealand v Germany
17:00–(Women’s) Netherlands v Republic of Korea
18:00–(Women’s) India v Great Britain
19:30–(Women’s) Spain v China
20:30–(Women’s) Argentina v Japan

Tuesday, August 9th

10:00–(Men’s) New Zealand v Spain
11:00–(Men’s) Argentina v India
12:30–(Men’s) Germany v Ireland
13:30–(Men’s) Netherlands v Canada
18:00–(Men’s) Brazil v Great Britain
12:30–(Men’s) Belgium v Great Britain

Wednesday, August 10th

10:00–(Women’s) Spain v New Zealand
11:00–(Women’s) India v Australia
12:30–(Women’s) Germany v Republic of Korea
13:30–(Women’s) Great Britain v Argentina
17:00–(Women’s) USA v Japan
18:00–(Women’s) China v Netherlands
19:30–(Women’s) New Zealand v Brazil
20:30–(Women’s) Great Britain v Australia

Thursday, August 11th

10:00–(Men’s) Netherlands v India
11:00–(Men’s) Ireland v Canada
12:30–(Men’s) Argentina v Germany
13:30–(Men’s) Spain v Belgium
17:00–(Women’s) Germany v Spain
18:00–(Women’s) Australia v Argentina
19:30–(Women’s) USA v India
20:30–(Women’s) Japan v Great Britain

Friday, August 12th

10:00–(Women’s) Republic of Korea v China
11:00–(Women’s) New Zealand v Netherlands
12:30–(Men’s) India v Canada
13:30–(Men’s) Germany v Netherlands
17:00–(Men’s) Great Britain v Spain
18:00–(Men’s) Belgium v New Zealand
19:30–(Men’s) Ireland v Argentina
20:30–(Men’s) Australia v Brazil

Saturday, August 13th

10:00–(Women’s) Argentina v India
12:30–(Women’s) Netherlands v Germany
17:00–(Women’s) Republic of Korea v Spain
18:00–(Women’s) Great Britain v USA
19:30–(Women’s) Australia v Japan
20:30–(Women’s) China v New Zealand

Sunday, August 14th

10:00–Men’s Quarter-Final
12:30–Men’s Quarter-Final
18:00–Men’s Quarter-Final
20:30–Men’s Quarter-Final

Monday, August 15th

10:00–Women’s Quarter-Final
12:30–Women’s Quarter-Final
18:00–Women’s Quarter-Final
20:30–Women’s Quarter-Final

Tuesday, August 16th

12:00–Men’s Semi-Final
17:00–Men’s Semi-Final

Wednesday, August 17th

12:00–Women’s Semi-Final
17:00–Women’s Semi-Final

Thursday, August 18th

12:00–Men’s Bronze Medal Match
17:00–Men’s Gold Medal Match

Friday, August 19th

12:00–Women’s Bronze Medal Match
17:00–Women’s Gold Medal Match

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Remember Tyler Summit? Louisiana Tech’s women’s basketball coach who cheated on his hot wife with one of his players? Well, his time in the sun has come and gone. We’ve found yet another college basketball coach who’s being outed for cheating on his wife: Fordham University’s very own Jeff Neubauer.

Unfortunately for Neubauer, it was his scorned wife who decided to smear his questionable decisions all over Twitter. And she was not afraid to hold back. Check out her latest tweets:

Yikes. That’s going to be hard to explain.

The basketball coach recently signed an extension with the university after he led the team to a 17-14 record during his first season. Naturally this doesn’t look too great for him, but you know. At least he got to go to Prague and got a sh*t ton of money from that contract?

Let’s see what she comes up with next.

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The Licki Brush is a cat grooming tool that you cannot ever come back from using. You know how there’s things you do or have done that you can never come back from? Defiling corpses, robbing old women, and putting ketchup on steak once you’re over the age of eight all fall under this category. But now we can also add the Licki Brush, an invention from the depths of hell, to that list.

So what is the Licki Brush? It’s a tongue-shaped brush that allows you to use your mouth to groom your cat. You know, just like how cats clean themselves. Except, you’re a human being with hands that can hold brushes and understand the complexities of varying emotions, like “embarrassment” (for example).

My favorite part about this tool is “nothing.”

We’re really, really hoping that this invention is just a funny joke but there is a website LickiBrush.com that announces the product will be launching soon on Kickstarter.

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People can be persuaded to do the strangest things if the price is right. Case in point: this man, who got breast implants after making a 6-figure bet with his friend.

Say hello to Brian Zembic and his $100,000-boobs. Zembic is Canadian a magician and professional high-stakes gambler specializing in blackjack and backgammon. He’s also a man who, apparently, is unable to walk away from a bet.

This particular bet was made back in 1997 during a vacation in Europe. “I was with two friends and his girlfriend at the time was flaunting her boobs,” Zembia explains. “And I said to my friend, ‘If I had boobs like hers I could get just as much attention as she would.’”

Instead of accepting it as an observation, Zembic’s friend asked how much money he’d have to me offered in order to prove it. Once they agreed on the $100,000 price, Zembic went back to the States and visited a plastic surgeon, who was also a gambler, in New York. After winning a few games of backgammon, Zembic got himself a free pair of implants—38C to be precise.

According to Zembic, “The first time I showed my friend, he laughed for 10 minutes and said, ‘That is the best $100,000 I’ve ever lost.'”

Almost 20 years later, Zembic still has them — mostly because, as a part of the original terms of the wager, he gets an additional $10,000 for every year he keeps them. Still, he admits that they’ve grown on him.

“It’s a normal part of my life,” he said in an interview with Inside Edition in 2013. “It really is, as sick as is it’s normal.”

Check it out for yourself:

Millikin University in Decatur, IL just banned fraternities from wearing face paint for one of their most important events. Not black face, not traditional Native American headgear, we’re talking about a ban on face paint. The ban comes months before Millikin’s Plunge/Bid Day (in October and March), so we’re not so sure on the timing of the announcement, but we’re always down to rabble rouse.

So like we said, the ban comes ahead of the annual Bid Day festivities. Here’s the “long story short” version of why you should grab your pitchforks:

It is a tradition for Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) and several other fraternities at Millikin to paint their faces and bodies with the colors of their houses during their annual Plunge/Bid Day event. TKE’s colors, for instance, are red and gray.

But this year, according to a letter from Millikin’s Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement (OISE) obtained by Campus Reform, TKE members have been warned against the face-painting practice and other forms of dress-up because it can be disrespectful to other cultures.

“Members of [TKE] are prohibited from wearing black and red paint, wigs/and or clothing items that mimic or depict an ethnicity or culture,” the letter by OISE Greek Advisor Nicole Rowlett says. “Failure to comply with the expectation will result in immediate removal from the event, and additional student conduct sanctions.”

And because the school doesn’t want to treat TKE unfairly from the rest of the fraternities, they’ve banned all of Greek Life from wearing face paint on the Bid Day/Plunge event.

Read the full letter below.

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Snapchat filters are great; they strike that perfect balance between fun and stupid. Though, while they may seem harmless, they’re not without their problems. Take, for example, that girl who got in a car crash while trying to take a photo using the “speed filter.”

Recently, however, the company is experiencing backlash from users claiming that some of the apps’ filters white-wash them.

It all started with the release of the Cochella filter. The filter, which was meant to celebrate the Cochella Music Festival, gave users’ a flower crown—like those worn by fesitval attendees—as well as casting the photo in a soft, bright light. The result? Well, it clearly lightens the skin of its users.

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The Cochella filter wasn’t the only culprit. Yet another filter—one that has since been discontinued—gave users stars in their hair, while also lightening their complexion.

Of course, there are some who’ve been defending Snapchat, saying that the filters brighten all aspects of a photo, similar to flash. “But isn’t that the age-old justification for white-washing photos?” asks nymag.com. “The flash—it’s just so bright!”

This isn’t the first time that a Snapchat filter has raised questions relating to race. Back in April, the app introduced a Bob Marley filter in honor of 4/20, which darkened users’ skin and added dreads and a Rasta-inspired hat. Criticisms of what has since been deemed “digital blackface” were quick to follow.

“It’s hard to determine where Snapchat should draw the line when it comes to race and its filters,” writes Lauren Keating of Tech Times. “Of course users want filters that give them smooth skin and have interesting and flattering effects, but that means that can’t be a one-size-fits-all approach.”

Sophie Horn is a female English golfer whom many people are hoping qualifies for the 2016 Rio Olympics. The only problem is that she’s not currently ranked among golfers.

OK, so she’s not necessarily the greatest chick to ever swing the sticks, but her work as a glamour model is reason enough for Brazil to let her compete. It’s not the Brazilians are shining examples of good decision-making. How many people are really watching golf in the Olypmics anyways? Having her compete would be a huge ratings boost.

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Memorial Day is fast approaching. This year’s Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 30, 2016. The annual holiday is observed on the last Monday of May. With that in mind, you can figure out the dates for Memorial Day from 2017 to 2020 —

May 29, 2017
May 28, 2018
May 27, 2019
May 25, 2020

Parades, barbecues and weekend getaways are popular activities on the federal holiday. Many Americans view Memorial Day as the mark of the beginning of summer.

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What is Memorial Day?

In case you were under the impression Memorial Day began with World War I, but no, it didn’t. It actually started way before that – with the American Civil War (1861-65). Memorial Day was a response to the unprecedented bloodshed of the Civil War, in which some 620,000 soldiers on both sides died.

At first, the holiday was called Decoration Day where the holiday was known for the practice of decorating graves with flowers, wreaths, and flags. The name Memorial Day goes back to 1882, but the older name didn’t disappear until after World War II. Federal law declared “Memorial Day” the official name in 1967.

For most people, the central event is attending one of the thousands of parades held on Memorial Day in cities large or small across the country. Most of these feature marching bands of men in uniform and an overall military theme. The National Guard and other servicemen along with veterans and military vehicles from various wars, are all part of the parade.

Just because Memorial Day is a solemn occasion doesn’t mean you should feel guilty for having some fun. Because after all, is a also a time when Americans are enjoying the freedom which soldiers from the past have so fought hard to protect.

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Graduation is finally upon us, and if you’re one of the apprehensive seniors forced to give up college life and get that degree, you’re probably freaking the f*ck out. Obviously getting a job is jarring and paying your own bills is even more so, but paying back your student loans is probably the worst element of post-grad life you’ll encounter. Until you get married and have a kid — then your life is really over.

But back to a problem you can actually control: what if everyone stopped paying their student loans together?

In an article published by Vice last year around graduation, writer Jennifer Schaffer spoke with Andrew Ross, an NYU professor who’s also a member of the Debt Collective and an advocate for debtors’ rights. She asked him what would happen if everyone collectively stuck it to the man and sacrificed their credit scores.

In the likelihood that you want to do just that, we reminisce on what could happen if you completely abandon your student loans with the rest of your graduating class, according to a professional.

When questioned what would happen if post-grads stopped paying their student loans altogether, Ross reveals that it’s actually already happening.

If you look at the rates of student debt default, one in three student debtors are in default. So it’s already happening on a mass basis. It’s just happening individually, so you don’t necessarily see any political impact. But millions of students are in this predicament, and they simply can’t pay back their debts, even if they wanted to. It’s not a question of meeting your responsibilities: These people simply cannot pay back their debts and will never be able to. So we are in that kind of situation as a society where we have turned higher education into the cruelest of debt traps. It should be a social good. It should be a social right, in my opinion. And it’s turned into the cruelest of debt traps from which only students from well-heeled families can escape.

Now, in the Occupy Student Debt campaign we had set a goal of finding 1 million students who would agree to collectively default, back in 2011. We didn’t get anywhere near those numbers for all sorts of reasons, but 1 million student debtors did actually default that year. They just did so individually; if they’d collectively defaulted as we had planned, then we would be having a different conversation. We’d have had a political impact. And that’s why we decided after several years to start much smaller. We started the Debt Collective with a much smaller group, but we’ve already had quite an impact with that small group, these 100 or so students who went on debt strike.

Ok so you should probably join the Debt Collective if you’re thinking about doing this. If we’ve learned anything from this election cycle, it’s that virtually no one listens to one person. But 70,000 people? The public has no choice but to hear them.

So what should people do? Ross elaborates,

What kind of political result do you think is actually feasible, if millions of students stop paying their loans?
A strike of any kind is a tactic. It’s not a solution. It’s a tactic towards a goal, and the goal here ultimately is for the US to join the long list of industrialized countries around the world that make it their business to offer a free public higher education system. None of these other countries are as affluent as the US; there’s no question that this country could afford to do so. In fact, we produced an estimate not that long ago about how cheap it would be for the federal government to cover tuition at all two and four-year colleges. There are several estimates in circulation, and a few years ago that kind of proposal was dismissed out of hand. But now we’re beginning to see it pop up on Capitol Hill in various forms. It’s a proposal that’s part of Bernie Sanders’ campaign for president. It’s a proposal that pushed President Obama in the direction of making community colleges free, at least for two years. It’s becoming a little more respectable to talk about [solutions for student debt], on Capitol Hill and in the public sphere in general. None of that would have happened without a student debt resistance.

Valid point. But he also points out that the organization of these kinds of groups is the most important element to collectively going against student debt. Without it, you’re not getting anywhere.

So is it possible? Or course. Would you want to do it and sacrifice the possibility of ever buying a home? That’s up to you.

If worse comes to worse, you can always move to Europe.

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Few players have dominated the NFL as much as Rob Gronkowski, the future Hall of Fame Tight End for the New England Patriots. What’s even better for Gronk’s bank account is that while he’s putting up insane numbers on the field, he’s one of the most marketable personalities off the field. His performance both on and off the fields mean that he rakes in a ton of cash on endorsements.

And here’s the best part: he’s saving all of the money he makes in the NFL. All of it. And instead, Gronkowski claims that he only lives off the money he makes on endorsements. So not only is he raking it in, he’s not spending it on dumb stuff that would make him go bankrupt.

So how much exactly is Rob Gronkowski worth? By our estimations, we’ve concluded the following:

Rob Gronkowski Net Worth: $20 Million

Now let’s find out how he made so much cash.

2007-2009

The best way to make a lot of money is to avoid debt. And one of the biggest causes of debt is college–roughly 70% of college graduates owe $30K once they graduate. But Rob Gronkowski was not one of them, because he had been offered 65 free rides to 65 different schools.

Eventually Rob chose to attend the University of Arizona. Here’s a great quote from a Vanity Fair interview as to why he made that decision:

Rob had something like 65 scholarship offers, and I asked, “Where are you going? Syracuse? Ohio State?” He goes, “University of Arizona.” I asked, “Why there?” “Dad, if you ever went to a pool party at Arizona, you’d understand.”

After two years dominating at the University of Arizona, he knew it was time to leave. He had secured himself as a valuable draft pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.

2010-2011

Rob Gronkowski was drafted by the New England Patriots via the Oakland Raiders’ 42 overall pick. That is generally considered the best value pick of the entire NFL Draft.

According to SpoTrac, Gronk’s rookie contract ended up being worth $2,530,000. His signing bonus was $1,760,000 and on top of that he made $770K total as salary for two years, plus a couple hundred thousand dollars as miscellaneous bonuses.

2011-2013

In 2011, the New England Patriots and Rob Gronkowski signed a new contract–one that benefitted both the player and the team. The contract not only paid Rob an amount closer to his actual value, it allowed the Patriots the ability to retain the best Tight End in the game for six more years.

Spotrac has the total value of the new contract at $13,170,000 guaranteed–which is really the most important figure when it comes to getting paid in the NFL. You get that number by adding his $8 million signing bonus to the 2012-2014 salaries (roughly $5 million).

As you can probably tell from the enormous increase in pay that Gronk began receiving, these were the years that people really began taking notice of Rob’s performance on the field. But it was also during this time that he started securing a lot of his endorsements.  Obviously they weren’t at the level they would eventually become, but getting checks from companies like Nike is always nice for a third-year player.

Perhaps the biggest jump for Gronk happened in 2012 when he signed a two-year deal with Dunkin Donuts, and also Body Armor sports drink. Not only did he begin getting some endorsement checks from Body Armor, he also started investing his money into the company. Body Armor is now represented by people like Dez Bryant, James Harden, Mike Trout, and many others. We don’t know for certain how much money he’s made through that deal, but it’s probably upwards of a million dollars considering the amount of exposure a brand like that has gotten.

2014

The offseason of 2014 was Rob’s breakout year media-wise. Coming off a tough defeat to the Denver Broncos in the AFL Championship game, it didn’t seem like Gronk was too concerned about people’s opinions–something that gave his personal brand a little bump.

On top of that, his big annual contract money started to come in. In 2013, Gronk made a salary of $630K. In 2014, that number skyrocketed to $3,750,000. But still, he was acting extremely thrifty with his money–saving all of his contract money and deciding to live off of his endorsements. Websites such as BarstoolSports have told stories that Gronk reportedly still ate off of paper plates and owns one suit that he has prepped and dry cleaned on Saturday night before his games.

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2015

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2015 was another big year for Rob Gronkowski. I mean, they’re all big years for you when you’re Gronk–but in 2015 he won his first Super Bowl (there’s a bonus of $90K right there). On top of that, Gronk signed a huge deal with Monster Energy Drink. He still kept his shares in Body Armor sports drink, but was now getting paid by the second-largest energy drink company in the world.

“I feel like this deal was the ultimate deal for me,” Gronkowski said in a statement provided to ESPN.com. “Monster Energy just fits my personality. The brand is great and just like the Monster [brand], I like beautiful girls, too.”

Meanwhile, Rob began working on his book It’s Good To Be Gronk!, published in the summer of 2015. The book would debut at #5 on the New York Times Best Sellers List in the Sports category and would remain on the list until after Christmas.

2016

The legacy (and bank account) of Gronk continued to grow. He was making appearances at tons of award shows, game launches, etc. Additionally, he launched his own flavor of Monster Energy Drink, called “Gronk.”

But perhaps the biggest move he made in 2016 was announcing the development of a new show that he’d host: Crashletes.

“It’s about athletes that didn’t make it pro,” Gronk said in a video posted by ThePostGame website. “We’re showing them fall, wipe out, making jokes about it. We’re just having a blast. We’re having a fun time.” Hosting a show like that can mean serious dollars for an athlete like Rob, especially when/if it gets picked up for multiple seasons.

Gronk also finally created an Instagram account, which should help him not only continue to market himself and his brand, but open up new opportunities to get some extra cash for various social media posts. He actually chose his Instagram page @Gronk to announce the launch of Gronk Fitness, a selection of exercise and workout machines with his name on them.

Gronk’s stock will only continue to rise as he accepts more and more opportunities. His brand is absolutely perfect for any company looking to make a splash in the millennial category. Despite his party boy image, he’s actually squeaky clean

The Harvard Business School is evacuating multiple buildings because of a received bomb threat. Police and fire trucks are on the scene. The bomb threat was called in at 10:38 AM.

The following HBS buildings have been evacuated: Morgan, Esteves, Aldrich, Chao, Tata, Hawes & Batten. If you’re not in one of those buildings, it’s safe to stay where you are.

More than likely the bomb threat is just a hoax, but neither emergency services or Harvard are willing to take that risk. For the record, today was a Final Exam day for first year students. We’ll be up dating this article as more information comes in, but you can also head to Harvard.edu/emergency for their side of the story.

This story is developing. Refresh for updates.

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Celebrity doppelgangers are great. Especially when it’s of a gorgeous woman — we’re looking at you Kamilla Osman, Christine Ham, and Sonia Ali. Max Kessler may not be an insanely hot Kim Kardashian lookalike, but his story is still worthy of a glance.

The 23-year-old recent grad from New York bears a striking resemblance to comedian Adam Sandler. Whatever, right? So do a lot of people (we assume), but the kicker here is Sander’s character in his new movie The Do-Over is also named Max Kessler. What are the chances of this happening? I mean, really.

To make sure the world knew about the oddity, Kessler posted the following to Imgur:

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Naturally this went viral on Reddit. So viral that Adam Sandler wound up finding out about it and responded back to his lookalike.

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Max responded back:

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Adorable guys, really. But let’s move on. Shortly after these photos were sent (is this the new version of sexting?), this happened:

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That’s pretty awesome. Dude was flown to the movie’s premiere on Sandler’s dollar just for looking like him and having a relatively generic name.

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Lucky bastard. Watch them meet for the first time below.

[H/T: BroBible]

Does Rage Against the Machine have a new album coming out? Is the band coming back for a reunion tour? Those are the two questions on everyone’s minds after it was learned that the website Prophets Of Rage (a song from RATM’s self-titled album) had uploaded a timer counting down to May 31st.

The site is down right now because of its popularity, but here’s a screenshot of the webpage:

As you can see, there’s an entry form for people to enter their emails. We weren’t able to connect but multiple people who have can confirm they received an email that read as follows:

“Clear the way for the

Prophets of Rage

The Party’s Over

Summer 2016

#TAKETHEPOWERBACK”

The party could be a reference to, like, a normal party or to political parties in general. Here’s a photo of the email.

#TakeThePowerBack isn’t just online, either. Check out these posters spotted in Los Angeles. People are buzzing about this right now.

But before we lose our collective sh*t, let’s take a step back. Prophets of Rage is the name of a Rage Against the Machine tribute band. We don’t believe that a tribute band would really take the time to market themselves in this manner, but it’s a possibility. Secondly, “Prophets of Rage” is also the name of a Public Enemy song.

Although as far as that second bit of fun, here’s something that Chuck D (of Public Enemy) just tweeted.

Could RATM and Public Enemy be making a collective comeback? We’ll have to wait until May 31st to find out.

Another piece of good news is that we know Tom Morello is working again. Right now he’s making some music with Bassnectar.

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You know what’s awkward? Having sex in a room when someone is sleeping nearly five feet away from you. You know when there’s no way you can avoid that situation from happening? When you’re living in a 10×10 dorm room with another person. It sucks, but you gotta do what you gotta do. Amirite?

Naturally, if there’s anyone who gets that hardship, it’s students. Which is why hearing their hilariously awkward stories of dorm room sex is one of the few things that will help get you through this day.

Students took to Whisper to share their stories on a virtual postcard a la Postsecret and some of their words are downright painful. And I’m talking cringeworthy, like never want to leave your bed again bad. Rest assured that we’ve all been there… just hopefully not this bad.

Check out their secrets below.

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Today, ESPN’s Outside the Lines dropped a cluster bomb on Baylor University, the Baylor Bears athletic program, the Waco Police Department, and anyone/everyone affiliated with the Texas school. The report details multiple sexual assaults, rape accusations, and fights that not only occurred on campus, but were also covered up by the school’s administration and possibly the Waco Police Department.

Truthfully, this new investigation and fallout won’t going as far as Penn State’s Jerry Sandusky/Joe Paterno child rape case, but it’s not likely to be swept under the rug either. Multiple heads are going to roll. The NCAA will get involved. We might even see another Texas school get the death penalty.

The OTL report itself is a must-read and gives a good look at the measures some of these schools are willing to take to keep the checks coming. In our opinion, it’s one thing if the school looks the other way for academic infractions. It’s another when they start looking the other way after an athlete or athletes begin allegedly sexually assaulting other students.

Because of the breadth of the OTL report itself, there’s no one big quote I can come out and show you, but by our count OTL unveiled at least seven different cases of domestic violence–one of which is the Shawn Oakman case we broke down for you earlier.

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Waco Police Department’s Involvement

Perhaps the most troubling of all the allegations is the idea that there’s a chance the Waco Police Department helped the school sweep some of the crimes under the rug.

Check out this two paragraph quote:

In one case from 2011, an assault at an off-campus event in Waco ended with three football players being charged as well as Baylor and Waco police discussing the incident. Waco police, according to documents, took extraordinary steps to keep it from the public view “given the potential high-profile nature of the incident.” According to a police report obtained by Outside the Lines, Waco’s investigating officer asked a commander that “the case be pulled from the computer system so that only persons who had a reason to inquire about the report would be able to access it.” The report was placed in a locked office.

In another case, a sexual assault allegation against a former star player has remained in Waco police’s open-case status for four years, which, under Texas open records laws, effectively shields the case’s details from public view.

Like, it’s one thing for a school to try and keep an investigation private so that it doesn’t get to the cops. That’s not a good thing, of course, but this is the world we live in. But once word gets to the police, HOW CAN THEY COVER THAT UP? How can they protect the scumbags who are out there choking and beating women? Putting like that in jail is literally their only job.

Title IX Investigations

Title IX states that: No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.

Considering the number of young women who might have faced discrimination from a school looking to protect it’s money-making football program, Baylor could be facing some serious consequences. OTL had reported on multiple instances “in which school officials either failed to investigate, or adequately investigate, allegations of sexual violence. In many cases, officials did not provide support to those who reported assaults, in apparent violation of Title IX federal law.”

To me, the fishiest thing is that the school took three years to comply with a federal mandate that it hire a Title IX coordinator.

Question: What do you do if you’re sitting in a ton of hot water you know you’ll get in trouble for?

Answer: Wait for as long as possible so that your previous transgressions can hopefully disappear, then cross your fingers that you clean up your act in the future.

There was little doubt in my mind, even as a Baylor fan, that the school had been up to no good when it came to covering up a couple of the recent “alleged” crimes from their star athletes. But the manner in which they’ve proceeded and the sheer volume of allegations leads me to believe that there’s something rotten within the Baylor administration to this day.

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There are few female athletes who are in the kind of shape like track and field athletes. These are women who put #TeamSquat to shame each and every day. And with the fast-approaching Rio 2016 Summer Olympics, the truth is that you’re going to be seeing a ton of the world’s most fit women running, racing, and jumping in “wind-friendly” clothing.

The number one stunner in the track and field game is Allison Stokke, an American pole-vaulter. In our opinion, she’s not just the hottest track and field athlete–she’s the hottest athlete in the world. So you’ll forgive us if we want her to qualify for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics, even if she doesn’t top the competition.

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Next up, you’ve got the fan favorite Michelle Jenneke. Like Allison, Michelle isn’t at the top of her class as far as race times go, but no one can forget the cute Australian jumping up and down while warming up for her race.

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Athletics, more commonly known as “Track and Field” here in the United States of America, will be one of the most popular sports in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio. The sports’ popularity isn’t just in thanks to Usain Bolt, easily the most popular Olympian of the 2012 Summer Olympics, but also because their inclusion in the Olympic Games date all the way back to the Games’ inception… and because we like seeing people run really fast and throw things far.

Because of the large variety of different events and the fact that athletes often compete in numerous events (even in the same day), figuring out the schedule for Athletics had to be done a long time ago. In fact, the scheduling for Athletics was decided back in December of 2014.

Friday, August 12th

Morning
9:30 AM–Men’s Discus [Qualifying A]
9:35 AM–Women’s 100 Hurdles hep
10:05 AM–Women’s Shot put [Qualifying A+B]
10:10 AM–Men’s 800 M [Round 1]
10:50 AM–Women’s High jump hep [Qualifying A+B]
10:55 AM–Men’s Discus [Qualifying B]
11:10 AM–Women’s 10K Final
11:55 AM–Women’s 100M [Prelims]
12:20 AM–Women’s 10K [Medal Ceremony]
14:30 PM–Men’s Race Walk [Final]

Evening
8:20 PM–Men’s Race Walk [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Women’s 1500M [Round 1]
8:35 PM–Women’s Shot put hep [A+B]
8:40 PM–Women’s Hammer [Qualifying A]
9:05 PM–Men’s 400M [Round 1]
9:20 PM–Men’s Long Jump [Qualifying A+B]
10:00 PM–Women’s Shot Put [Final]
10:05 PM–Women’s 200m hep
10:10 PM–Women’s Hammer [Qualifying B]
10:40 PM–Women’s 11M [Round 1]

Saturday, August 13th

Morning
9:30 AM–Men’s 100M [Prelims]
9:40 AM–Women’s Triple Jump [Qualifying A+B]
10:05 AM–Women’s 3000M Steeple Chase [Round 1]
10:50 AM–Men’s Discus [Final]
11:00 AM–Women’s 400M [Round 1]
11:45 AM–Women’s Long jump hep [Qualifying A+B]
12:00 PM–Men’s 100M [Round 1]
12:41 PM–Men’s Discus Medal Ceremony

Evening
8:00 PM–Women’s Javeline hep [Qualifying A]
8:10 PM–Women’s Shot Put [Medal Ceremony]
8:20 PM–Men’s Pole Vault [Qualifying A+B]
8:30 PM–Men’s 400M [Semi-Final]
8:50 PM–Men’s Long Jump [Final]
9:00 PM–Women’s 100M [Semi-Final]
9:15 PM–Women’s Javeline Hep [Qualifying B]
9:25 PM–Men’s 800M [Semi-Final]
9:55PM–Men’s 10K [Final]
10:35 PM–Women’s 100M [Final]
10:45 PM–Women’s 800M hep [Final]
11:07 PM–Men’s Long jump [Medal Ceremony]

Sunday, August 14th

Morning
9:30 AM–Women’s Marathon [Final]

Evening
8:15 PM–Women’s Marathon [Medal Ceremony]
8:20 PM–Women’s 10K [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Men’s High Jump [Qualifiers A+B]
8:35 PM–Women’s 400M [Semifinal]
8:55 PM–Women’s Triple jump [Final]
9:00 PM–Men’s 100M [Semifinal]
9:17 PM–Women’s 100M [Medal Ceremony]
9:30 PM–Women’s 1500M [Semifinal]
10:00 PM–Men’s 400M [Final]
10:15 PM–Women’s Heptathalon [Medal Ceremony]
10:25 PM–Men’s 100M [Final]

Monday, August 15th

Morning
9:30 AM–Men’s Triple Jump [Qualifiers A+B]
9:35 AM–Men’s 3000M Steeple Chase [Round 1]
10:25 AM–Women’s 3000 M Steeple Chase [Final]
10:40 AM–Women’s Hammer [Final]
10:45 AM–Men’s 400M Hurdles [Round 1]
11:30 AM–Women’s 400M Hurdles [Round 1]
12:05 PM–Women’s 3000M Steeple Chase [Medal Ceremony]

Evening
8:15 PM–Men’s 400M [Medal Ceremony]
8:20 PM–Women’s Triple Jump [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Women’s Discus [Qualifier A]
8:35 PM–Men’s Pole Vault [Final]
8:40 PM–Men’s 110m Hurdle [Round 1]
9:15 PM–Men’s 100M [Medal Ceremony]
9:30 PM–Women’s 200M [Round 1]
9:50 PM–Women’s Discus [Qualifier B]
10:25 PM–Men’s 800M [Final]
10:35 PM–Women’s Hammer [Medal Ceremony]
10:45 PM–Women’s 400M [Final]

Tuesday, August 16th

Morning
9:30 AM–Women’s 5000M [Round 1]
9:45 AM–Women’s Pole Vault [Qualifier A+B]
9:50 AM–Men’s Triple Jump [Final]
10:30 AM–Men’s 1500M [Round 1]
11:05 AM–Women’s 100m Hurdle [Round 1]
11:20 AM–Women’s Discus [Final]
11:50 AM–Men’s 200M [Round 1]
12:32 PM–Men’s Triple Jump [Medal Ceremony]

Evening
8:15 PM–Men’s 800M [Medal Ceremony]
8:20 PM–Women’s 400M [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Men’s High Jump [Final]
8:35 PM–Women’s Javelin [Qualifier A]
8:40 PM–Men’s 110M Hurdles [Semi-Final]
9:00 PM–Men’s Pole Vault [Medal Ceremony]
9:05 PM–Women’s Long Jump [Qualifier A+B]
9:10 PM–Women’s 400M Hurdles [Semi-Final]
9:35 PM–Men’s  400M Hurdles [Semi-Final]
9:50 PM–Women’s Javelin [Qualifier B]
10:00 PM–Women’s 200M [Semi-Final]
10:30 PM–Women’s 1500M [Final]
10:35 PM–Women’s Discus [Medal Ceremony]
10:45 PM–Men’s 110M Hurdle [Final]

Wednesday, August 17th

Morning
9:30 AM–Men’s 100M Decathalon
9:40 AM–Men’s Hammer Throw [Qualifier A]
10:05 AM–Men’s 5000M [Round 1]
10:35 AM–Men’s Long Jump Decathalon [A+B]
10:55 AM–Women’s 800M [Round 1]
11:05 AM–Men’s Hammer Throw [Qualifier B]
11:50 AM–Men’s 3000M Steeple Chase [Final]
12:15 PM–Men’s Shot Put Decathalon [A+B]

Evening
5:45 PM–High Jump Decathalon [A+B]
8:20 PM–Men’s High Jump [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Men’s Javelin Throw [Qualifier A]
8:45 PM–Women’s 100M Hurdle [Semi-Final]
9:05 PM–Women’s 1500 [Medal Ceremony]
9:15 PM–Women’s Long Jump [Final]
9:20 PM–Men’s 400M Decathalon
9:55 PM–Men’s Javelin Throw [Qualifier B]
10:00 PM–Men’s 200M [Semi-Final]
10:30 PM–Women’s 200M [Final]
10:45 PM–Men’s 110M Hurdle [Medal Ceremony]
10:55 PM–Women’s 100M Hurdle [Final]
11:00 PM–Men’s 3000M Steeple Chase [Medal Ceremony]

Thursday, August 18th

Morning
9:30 AM–Men’s 110M Hurdle Decathalon
9:55 AM–Men’s Shot Put [Qualifier A+B]
10:00 AM–Women’s High Jump [Qualifier A+B]
10:25 AM–Men’s Discus Throw Decathalon [A]
11:20 AM–Women’s 4×100 Meter Relay [Round 1]
11:40 AM–Men’s 4×100 Meter Relay [Round 1]
11:40 AM–Men’s Discus Throw Decathalon [B]
12:00 PM–Men’s 400M Hurdle [Final]
1:25 PM–Men’s Pole Vaul Decathalon [A+B]

Evening
6:35 PM–Men’s Javelin Throw Decathalon [A]
7:20 PM–Women’s Long Jump [Medal Ceremony]
7:25 PM–Women’s 100M Hurdle [Medal Ceremony]
7:45 PM–Men’s Javelin Throw Decathalon [B]
8:20 PM–Women’s 200M [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Men’s Shot Put [Final]
8:45 PM–Men’s 1500M [Semi-Final]
9:01 PM–Men’s 400M Hurdle [Medal Ceremony]
9:10 PM–Women’s Javelin Throw [Final]
9:15 PM–Women’s 800M [Semi-Final]
9:45 PM–Men’s 1500M Decathalon [Final]
10:15 PM–Women’s 400M Hurdles [Final]
10:20 PM–Men’s Shot Put [Medal Ceremony]
10:30 PM–Men’s 200M [Final]

Friday, August 19th

Morning
8:00 AM–Men’s 50KM Race Walk [Final]
2:30 PM–Women’s 20KM Race Walk [Final]

Evening
8:10 PM–Men’s 50km Race Walk [Medal Ceremony]
8:15 PM–Women’s 20km Race Walk [Medal Ceremony]
8:20 PM–Men’s 200M [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Women’s Pole Vault [Final]
8:40 PM–Women’s 4x400M Relay [Round 1]
8:56 PM–Men’s Decathalon [Medal Ceremony]
9:05 PM–Men’s Hammer Throw [Final]
9:10PM–Men’s 4x400M Relay [Round 1]
9:25 PM–Women’s Javelin Throw [Medal Ceremony]
9:40 PM–Women’s 5000M [Final]
10:15 PM–Women’s 4x100M Relay [Final]
10:25 PM–Women’s 400M Hurdle [Medal Ceremony]
10:35 PM–Men’s 4x100M Relay [Final]
10:40 PM–Women’s 5000M [Medal Ceremony]

Saturday, August 20th

Morning
No Events

Evening
8:10 PM–Men’s Hammer Throw [Medal Ceremony]
8:15 PM–Women’s Pole Vault [Medal Ceremony]
8:20 PM–Women’s 4×100 M Relay [Medal Ceremony]
8:30 PM–Women’s High Jump [Final]
8:45 PM–Men’s 4×100 M Relay [Medal Ceremony]
8:55 PM–Men’s Javeline Throw [Final]
9:00 PM–Men’s 1500M [Final]
9:15 PM–Women’s 8M [Final]
9:30 PM–Men’s 5000M [Final]
9:50 PM–Women’s 800M [Medal Ceremony]
10:00 PM–Women’s 4x400M Relay [Final]
10:15 PM–Men’s 1500M [Medal Ceremony]
10:25 PM–Men’s 5000M [Medal Ceremony]
10:35 PM–Men’s 4x400M Relay [Final]
10:40 PM–Men’s Javelin Throw [Medal Ceremony]
10:40 PM-Women’s High Jump [Medal Ceremony]
10:50 PM–Women’s 4x400M Relay [Medal Ceremony]
10:55 PM–Men’s 4x400M Realy [Medal Ceremony]

Sunday, August 21st

Morning
9:30 AM–Men’s Marathon [Final]

Evening
Closing Ceremony [with Men’s Marathon Medal Ceremony]