Showing posts with label Bull. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bull. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Texas Longhorns Mascot Bevo the Bull Charges Uga ... Georgia"s Bulldog Mascot

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The Texas Longhorns’ mascot, Bevo the steer, was NOT down to meet its University of Georgia counterpart in Uga the bulldog, and it might be ’cause it’d just seen red.
UTA’s live animal mascot was brought out to the football field Sunday ahead of the Sugar...
Texas Longhorns Mascot Bevo the Bull Charges Uga ... Georgia"s Bulldog Mascot

Friday, March 23, 2018

Beyonce and Jay-Z Grabbing Bull by the Horns in Jamaica

Jay-Z and Beyonce are still ride or die for each other on a sick motorcycle down in Jamaica … and that’s no bull. Hip-hop’s dynamic duo’s been on Jamrock shooting what we’re told will be footage used in their upcoming “On the Run II” tour. We…


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Beyonce and Jay-Z Grabbing Bull by the Horns in Jamaica

Jay-Z and Beyonce are still ride or die for each other on a sick motorcycle down in Jamaica … and that’s no bull. Hip-hop’s dynamic duo’s been on Jamrock shooting what we’re told will be footage used in their upcoming “On the Run II” tour. We…


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Sunday, October 22, 2017

"Sammy the Bull" Gravano Resurfaces at Old Haunts with New Tattoo Sleeves

Notorious Mafia hitman-turned-rat, ”Sammy the Bull” Gravano, has a gnarly new look after 17 years up the river — but he’s got the same taste in Italian food. Gravano resurfaced at Uncle Sal’s restaurant in Scottsdale on October 9 — a few…


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Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Jake LaMotta Dies; Boxer, Raging Bull Inspiration Was 95

Jake LaMotta, the boxer who provided the inspiration for the classic Martin Scorsese film Raging Bull, has passed away at the age of 95.


Sources close to LaMotta say that he died peacefully at his home in Arizona, surrounded by loved ones.



Inside the ring, the 1949-51 middleweight champion was known for his tenacity and his ability to endure punishment that would send weaker fighters to the mat.


LaMotta’s six bouts with Sugar Ray Robinson are the stuff of boxing legend, and though LaMotta was victorious in just one of the contests, Robinson frequently stated that he was in awe of his opponent’s ability.


“I never fought a fighter as strong as he is,” Robinson said in one post-fight interview.


Sadly, these days, LaMotta is as well known for his personal struggles as for the successes he enjoyed inside the ring.


Marred by a violent temper, mutliple stints in prison, and allegations of fight fixing, LaMotta’s life was never easy, but his many challenges attracted the attention of one of Hollywood’s most legendary filmmakers.



Martin Scorsese’s 1980 masterpiece Raging Bull is a warts-and-all portrayal of LaMotta that’s widely regarded as one of the most important cinematic works of the past fifty years.


“When I saw the film, I was upset,” LaMotta said after watching the movie for the fist time.


“I kind of look bad in it. Then I realized it was true. That’s the way it was. I was a no-good bastard. I realize it now. It’s not the way I am now, but the way I was then.”


Despite his relative obscurity as a fighter, one would be hard-pressed to name another athlete who so effectively captured the imagination of the enterntainment world.


In addition to Raging Bull, LaMotta was the subject of a documentary, a stage production about his relationship with his seventh wife, and a controversial pseudo-sequel to the Scorsese film entitled The Bronx Bull.



LaMotta even got dabbled in acting, starring in a one-man show based on his car and making cameos in the classic film The Hustler and the popular TV series Car 54 Where Are You?


LaMotta was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990.


In 2002, The Ring magazine ranked him as one of the 80 best fighters of the last 80 years.


“He was a great man, sensitive and had eyes that danced right up to the end. I love him, God rest his soul,” his wife said in an interview today.


Paraphrasing an oft-quoted line from Raging Bull, she added, “And he never went down!”



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Jake LaMotta Dead, Real-Life "Raging Bull" Boxer "Fought Til the End"

Boxing legend Jake LaMotta — the champ who was played by Robert De Niro in the movie “Raging Bull” — died Tuesday, TMZ has learned. He was 95. Jake’s wife tells TMZ, Jake died in a nursing home due to complications from pneumonia. Another family…


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Thursday, August 17, 2017

Kim Zolciak: SLAMMED For Giving Pit Bull Puppy to Son as Gift!

Back in April, Kim Zolciak’s 4-year-old son Kash was severely injured after being attacked by a dog.


Zolciak updated fans on Kash’s recovery via social media, but she kept certain details to herself, and as a result, the severity of the attack remains something of a mystery.


Based on what we know, it sounds as though Kash’s injuries bordered on life-threatening.



Zolciak described her son as “traumatized” and revealed that he nearly “lost a very important organ,” though she never specified which one.


Kim is under no obligation to divulge the details of her son’s condition, but from what she chose to share, we can surmise that the incident left Kash with both physical and psychological scars that could last a lifetime.


It’s for that reason that many fans are shocked by Kim’s choice of present for her son’s fifth birthday.


According to a Snapchat from Kim posted yesterday, she and husband Kroy Biermann surprised Kash with a pit bull puppy.


She shared a photo of the boy and his dog with fans, most of whom have been supportive of her decision.



She captioned the photo:


“My heart is going to explode.”


The choice of present resulted in some negative comments online for obvious reasons.


Some bashed Kim as insensitive for putting the child in a position where showing fear would mean rejecting a birthday present from his parents.


Others defended the reality star, pointing out that she’s posted photos of Kash playing with dogs n more than one occasion since his attack.


Knowing next to nothing about Kash’s psychological state in the months following the attack, it’s impossible for us to say if the gift of a puppy was a bad idea or just what the doctor ordered.



Whatever the case, it seems Kim’s youngest is recovering nicely.


Kash started kindergarten earlier this week, and it seems the occasion took a serious emotional toll on Kim.


“My nugget Kash is a bit more sensitive and shy. There is something about boys that just gets me,” Zolciak captioned an Instagram pic on Monday.


“THANK YOU for all of your sweet comments through all my tears last night I didn’t feel as crazy knowing so many of you are going through the same. Love all of you have a fantastic day and I’ll let you know if I hop in my car and go pick him up.”


No matter what she does, fans will likely continue to question Kim’s parenting methods, but there’s no questioning her love for her kids.



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Friday, August 11, 2017

The Rock Covers Up Iconic Bull Tattoo with Bigger Bull Tattoo

The reign of The Rock’s famous bull tattoo is OVER.  Long live the reign of his new one.  He calls it “Evolution of the Bull” — 22 hours of tattoo work to cover up the famous bull head he’s sported on his arm ever since he burst on to…


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The Rock Covers Up Iconic Bull Tattoo with Bigger Bull Tattoo

The reign of The Rock’s famous bull tattoo is OVER.  Long live the reign of his new one.  He calls it “Evolution of the Bull” — 22 hours of tattoo work to cover up the famous bull head he’s sported on his arm ever since he burst on to…


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Tuesday, June 27, 2017

CNN Producer Calls Its Trump/Russia Coverage "Mostly Bull****"

This video clip is swirling around … showing a CNN supervising producer saying the network’s coverage of the Russia/Trump investigation is “mostly bullshit” but it’s being covered to death for ratings. John Bonifield, CNN’s supervising producer…


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Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Wall Street"s "Charging Bull" Creator Hints Lawsuit Coming Over "Fearless Girl" Statue (PHOTOS)

The guy who created Wall Street’s “Charging Bull” says the neighboring “Fearless Girl” statue is screwing with his art, and he’s demanding NYC pay him for his trouble. Sculptor Arturo Di Modica is really pissed about the location of “Fearless…


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Monday, April 3, 2017

WWF Wrestler Bull Nakano: "Memba Her?!

Keiko Nakano is best known for competing in the World Wrestling Federation back in the ’90s as her nunchuck-wielding Pro Wrestling alter ego, Bull Nakano. Guess what she looks like now!


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WWF Wrestler Bull Nakano: "Memba Her?!

Keiko Nakano is best known for competing in the World Wrestling Federation back in the ’90s as her nunchuck-wielding Pro Wrestling alter ego, Bull Nakano. Guess what she looks like now!


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Friday, March 24, 2017

"DWTS" Bull Rider Bonner Bolton: I Treat Sharna Like a Lady ... On and Off the Dance Floor (VIDEO)

‘DWTS’ bull rider Bonner Bolton is a gentleman … according to Bonner Bolton. Bonner was leaving the dance studio with pro dance partner Sharna Burgess Thursday when they set the record straight on Bonner’s crotch grab. Both say it was…


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Tuesday, March 21, 2017

"DWTS" Bull Rider Pulls Crotch Grab (VIDEO)

Professional bull rider Bonner Bolton knows how to rope ‘em in … but his move on “Dancing with the Stars” with partner Sharna Burgess may have crossed the line. Cameras caught Bonner getting handsy below the belt during Monday’s season…


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Monday, January 9, 2017

Rob Gronkowski Makes 300-Pound BFF Ride Bull ... Pain Ensues (VIDEO)

Here’s Rob Gronkowski being totally supportive as his 300-pound BFF does something he has no damn business doing … RIDING A LIVE DESTRUCTIVE BULL. It went down at Monster Energy Buck Off in NYC this weekend when Gronk’s best buddy, contractor and…


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Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Kelly Osbourne Tries Booting Aggressive Pit Bull Off Flight (VIDEO)

Kelly Osbourne claims a pit bull attacked her Pomeranian at LAX and it was therefore unfit to fly on the same plane with her dog … but her complaint fell on deaf ears. Kelly claimed the pit went after her pooch in an LAX parking lot, and…


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Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Vickie La Motta in "Raging Bull": "Memba Her?!

Cathy Moriarty was only 20 years old when she hit the silver screen as Vickie La Motta — opposite Robert De Niro as her husband, Jake La Motta — in Martin Scorsese’s 1980 classic “Raging Bull.” Guess what she looks like now! 


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Thursday, November 17, 2016

Ex-Chicago Bull -- Arrested for Domestic Violence

Former Chicago Bulls player Corey Benjamin — a 1st round pick in the ’98 NBA Draft — was arrested Tuesday after an altercation with his girlfriend allegedly turned physical.   Benjamin — who was famously balled up by a retired Michael…


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Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Theresa Saldana Dies: Raging Bull, The Commish Actress Was 61

Theresa Saldana, the actress best known for her work on the acclaimed televisions series The Commish and the iconic Martin Scorsese film Raging Bull, has passed away at the age of 61.




Theresa Saldana



Saldana had been hospitalized due to unknown illness since last week.


She reportedly passed away surrounded by family and friends this morning.


Though she racked up dozens of film and television credits, Saldana’s most lasting contribution might be her work as a victim’s advocate following a highly-publicized attack that nearly took her life at the height of her fame.


In 1982, Saldana was attacked and stabbed by a fan named Arthur Richard Jackson, who became obsessed after seeing Saldana’s performances in Raging Bull and Defiance.


Saldana was stabbed ten times. 


The attack was aggressive that Jackson’s blade was bent.


Saldana’s life was saved by a delivery man who heard her screams from a nearby apartment and intervened.


Saldana played herself in a TV movie based on the incident, and she went on to found the organization Victims for Victims.


Along with other survivors, she successfully lobbied to push through two pieces of legislation protecting potential stalking victims.


Law makers have been quoted as saying that the 1990 anti-stalking law and the 1994 Driver’s Privacy protection Act may have never found the support they needed were it not for Saldana’s involvement.


Saldana appeared on an astonishing 37 television shows over the course of her career, including such long-running favorites as Law & Order and MacGyver.


She retired from acting in 2004, but remained an active victims’ advocate until her death.