Bill DeMedio

She says she took a lot of time to think about her life and her priorities and yet she feels she’s a victim. She also can’t stop bringing up how many people support her in a very narcissistic way. She either needs to take accountability and or stop talking about it all together.

We’re ONE week away from ABA Night at @barclayscenter, and here’s what you can look forward to! - Halftime ceremony featuring members of the 1974 and 1976 ABA Championship teams, including Dr. J, Bill Melchionni, Brian Taylor, and more! - Dr. J bobblehead giveaway! - Exclusive merch! - ’70s Outfit Contest: Wear your best ’70s fit! - Plus more ABA Night surprises!

why does my kid get Veterans Day off of school? I don't remember seeing him in Fallujah.

Once a Marine, always a Marine. Today, we celebrate 251 years of honor, courage, commitment, and a legacy I am forever proud to be part of. Of all the titles I've been blessed to carry in my lifetime, United States Marine will always be one of my greatest honors. The pride I felt earning that title has never faded. The Corps taught me discipline, sacrifice, courage, and what it truly means to serve something greater than myself. Those lessons are still part of who I am today. And what a blessing to share that same pride with my husband, Terry. We are not only partners in life, but fellow Marines. It's a bond we both understand and an honor we will carry forever. Since 1921, General John A. Lejeune's birthday message has reminded us of the generations who came before us and the legacy we are entrusted to uphold. Today, we honor them, those serving now, and especially those who never made it home. To my fellow Marines, happy 251st birthday! The uniform may come off, but the pride never leaves. Semper Fidelis. Always Faithful. #MarineCorpsBirthday #USMC251 #SemperFi #OnceAMarineAlwaysAMarine

Good morning! ☀️☕️🇺🇸 Today we pause to remember and honor the men and women who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. Thank you, Veterans, for your courage, service, and dedication. 🇺🇸 God bless our veterans, our troops, their families and this beautiful country we call home! 🇺🇸 Now let's get this Wednesday moving… because somebody forgot to tell my calendar it's supposed to be a short week for me! 😂 Happy Veterans Day! ❤️🤍💙

Thank you, Vets 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Imagínate que eres una reportera casada, te cachan metiéndote con el entrenador de un equipo (también casado), le mientes a tus jefes al respecto para que te defiendan y sales meses después a hacerte la víctima y decir que ojalá tu historia inspire a otras mujeres. Qué huevos.

This is terrible. Poor kids.

Sometimes you just need to get railed. By sometimes I mean daily

Let me make this very clear to Woody Johnson: If you even think about bringing Aaron Glenn back for another season, you will permanently lose a large amount of this fan base. No one is buying season tickets, or showing up to games with Aaron Glenn as HC next season. You made a mistake and it’s time to admit it and move on. This #Jets team is set up as well as it could be for a new HC candidate to come in and succeed

Danny Kaye. No one even comes close.

When I was in 6th grade, Burbank. My mom dropped me off for my dentist appointment. I got on the elevator & there was Bob Hope. I said “Hi! You're Bob hope!” He sarcastically said “Yeah, so what's it to you?” I was dumbfounded and hated him from then on. Just a bitter old man.

The FBI was listening when an escort agency booked a girl called "Kristen" for a $4,300 night with the governor of New York. The governor was Eliot Spitzer, the man who had built his name prosecuting prostitution rings. He booked room 871 at the Mayflower Hotel under a friend's name, met her the night before Valentine's Day, and the next morning testified before Congress. A month later he resigned on live TV with his wife standing next to him. "Kristen" was Ashley Dupré. That same year paparazzi showed up at a house in New Jersey, because Ashley was also having an affair with a married businessman who lived there. He left his wife and married her. His daughter grew up to become Alix Earle, one of the biggest stars on TikTok. And in high school her teacher told the whole story in front of the class while looking her straight in the eyes. Eliot Spitzer was called the Sheriff of Wall Street. As New York's attorney general he went after banks, and he also prosecuted at least two prostitution rings. Then he became governor. His downfall started with a bank. The IRS flagged strange money transfers from his accounts and called in the FBI. Agents thought it might be corruption. The money led them to an online escort agency called Emperors Club VIP. The FBI got wiretaps. On February 12 and 13, 2008, they recorded a client the court papers called "Client 9" booking a girl to come from New York to Washington. When the agency told him her name was Kristen, he said: "Great, OK, wonderful." He agreed to pay for everything - her Amtrak ticket, her taxis, the minibar, room service and her travel time. That night he paid $4,300 in cash, and $1,100 of it was a deposit for the next time. Ashley took the train from Penn Station. The room was registered to George Fox, a friend of Spitzer's who later said it was the first he had heard of it. The next morning the governor went on CNBC and then testified before Congress about the bond market. On March 10 The New York Times named Spitzer as Client 9. Investigators said he may have spent up to $80,000 at the agency over time. Two days later he announced his resignation, and his wife Silda stood beside him. Ashley watched it on TV. The FBI had already told her one of her clients was under investigation, but she found out which one only when she saw his face. She said she couldn't stop looking at his wife's face. Spitzer was never charged. Ashley's life went another way. During that same year a construction business owner from New Jersey, TJ Earle, was cheating on his wife with her. The paparazzi came for Ashley and found his family. His daughter Alix was in elementary school. "Paparazzi had shown up at my house." At first she thought the reporters had come to interview the neighbors. Then she found out who her father had been sleeping with. "I felt like my world crashed down in that moment." TJ left his wife. In 2013 he married Ashley, and they had three kids. Years later, in high school, Alix sat in class while a teacher talked about the governor's scandal. "He said exactly what had happened, who it had happened with, and looked me in the eyes while this was going on in class." Today Alix Earle has millions of followers and her own Netflix show. Ashley Dupré, the woman who brought down a governor, is on it as her stepmom. One phone call to an escort agency ended a governor's career, broke up a family in New Jersey and gave TikTok's biggest It girl a stepmother. Who paid the highest price?

Do they ACTUALLY arrest you if you don’t show up for jury duty? 😅 For legal reasons I’m asking for a friend. ☺️

How little self respect must her husband have

Name a player who left, came back to his old team, and was even better the second time around. Sometimes the reunion actually works.

The Jets have never been in a better position to reset the organization the right way. They can’t afford to miss this opportunity with more inept decisions. Get the right coach, draft the right QB and get us out of this perpetual state of dysfunction and playoff purgatory. #Jets

Name a player who was worth the price of a ticket all by himself. Didn't matter who won, you just wanted to watch him play.