Month: May 2022

Jerry Jones is the most famous owner in the NFL. He is the man behind the Dallas Cowboys and for better or for worse, he is one of the biggest names and voices in the entire league. 

Unfortunately, Jones found himself in a despairing situation on Wednesday night as he was in a car accident in Texas. The Cowboys owner was immediately transported to the hospital for precautionary measures, and it was revealed in a report from ESPN that Jones is going to be just fine.

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Per ESPN:

“WFAA, citing multiple Dallas police sources, reported that Jones was in a crash just before 8:10 p.m. CT near Wolf and Harry Hines Boulevard. Emergency crews were called to the scene, and Jones reportedly suffered minor injuries.”

Jones’ son Stephen came out and said that everything was good as far as his father is concerned and that despite the accident, he remains in good health. This is obviously very good news for the Jones family and the Cowboys organization as a whole. Regardless, it is still a scary thing to have happen, and we are glad that Jones is doing alright.

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Justin Bieber took on the moniker Biebervelli when he began to get deeper into R&B but these days, he says he has a more profound connection to Tupac Shakur. During a recent interview with Power 106, Bieber discussed his connection with God, which has evidently played a role in his music as of late. He explained that he sees “similarities” between himself and the late rapper when it comes to professing their faith in their art and personal lives.

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“Wow. Yeah, I mean, as you know, I’ve always been a big 2Pac fan. … But yeah, I definitely have grown in my journey with my faith,” he told co-host Letty who brought up ‘Pac’s “Who Do You Believe In.” ” “And I definitely feel like we have some similarities when it comes to just our conviction about wanting to tell people about God’s love for them.”

Bieber’s certainly expressed his love for Tupac in the past. He previously listed the “California Love” rapper in his top 5 of all time, and even covered “Thugz Mansion” back in 2016.

Bieber recently released his latest single, “Honest” with Don Toliver last week. He also dropped off “I Feel Funny,” which includes a cameo from Don Toliver. It looks like Bieber is gearing up to release a new album in the near future.

Check out his interview with Power 106 below.  

Kyrie Irving missed much of this season due to the vaccine mandate in New York City. Irving refused to get the vaccine against COVID-19, and as a result, he wasn’t allowed to play games at the Barclays Center. Eventually, this mandate was lifted and Kyrie promptly made his return to the court. 

Despite all of this, Irving still believes he was wronged in a way. During an episode of The ETCs Podcast with Eddie Gonzalez, Irving spoke about the mandates and everything he went through. Shockingly, Irving even went so far as to compare himself to an actual martyr.

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“I was not expecting a mandate to be brought down in a way where it wasn’t going to let me play at all,” Irving said. “I had the opportunity to play away games still but there was no plan in place, there was no vision of how it was going to work for our team. And I think that not only impacted not just me, but a lot of people. Just had to sit in that hot seat for a little bit and deal with it. The life of a martyr, bro.”

The Brooklyn Nets superstar also spoke on the difficulties of starting his season so late into the year. As you can imagine, there were a ton of growing pains that came with such a predicament. “I had to play catch-up,” Irving said. “And playing catch-up in a league that’s only getting better, it’s not the position you’d like to be in.”

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Now, the Nets will four months to figure everything out before next season. If Ben Simmons comes back, perhaps this Nets squad will actually have a chance at making it past the first and second rounds.

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