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Farewell, Yao Ming

Yao Ming, the greatest Chinese basketball player ever, is hanging up his size 18 sneakers for good and retiring from the NBA. The enigmatic Ming had been devastated by a series of foot injuries—Blazers fans are well aware that big men have foot and knee problems—that never seemed to properly mend and he was limited […]

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Richmond Fontaine to Release The High Country in September

It’s no secret, we’re kind of obsessed with Richmond Fontaine. Whether it’s fawning over Willy Vlautin’s three novels, or quietly hiding in a tree outside his bedroom window (Who is that other silhouette? I’LL STAB THEM!), we’re plaintiffs card carrying members of the Richmond Fontaine restraining order fanclub. That said, we’re pleased to announce that […]

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Redman Loves Fireworks

Rich Schultz for The New York Times Redman Has “Flower Power” We all know it’s literally impossible to go anywhere on the Eastern seaboard without running into an affiliate of the Wu-Tang Clan (everyone knows Kool G Rap works at the Sbarro’s counter at LaGuardia), which is why Redman made a surprise appearance on the […]

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