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.@FLOTUS dancing behind HRC right now pic.twitter.com/RJ8pp7VCcI— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) October 27, 2016
.@FLOTUS dancing behind HRC right now pic.twitter.com/RJ8pp7VCcI— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) October 27, 2016
The moment that @Beyonce distracted @chancetherapper during his VMA backstage interview đ: https://t.co/EcVs3eIZ5m— MTV (@MTV) August 29, 2016
The University of Tennessee’s Pride of the Southland Band will bring an East Tennessee treasure to life on Neyland Stadium’s field on Saturday.
At halftime during the UT vs. Georgia game (3:30 p.m. CBS), the band will dedicate its show to Dolly Parton and perform some of her most famous songs including “Jolene,” “Coat of Many Colors,” “I Will Always Love You” and “9 to 5.”
“I looked back through all the years ... the band has never done a tribute totally dedicated to Dolly Parton,” said Dr. Donald Ryder, UT’s Director of Bands.
“Since she’s such an East Tennessee treasure and this is her home and everybody loves her, I said ‘Why not?’ so I sat down and started thinking about show ideas, and basically it evolved into what I think’s going to be a very neat show.” (via)i know the article says she's busy and won't perform, but i'm going to get every last one of my hopes up anyway.
Paula Pell, the woman behind some of your favorite Saturday Night Live sketches, is creating a new half-hour comedy series for HBO. The as-yet-to-be-titled series will be about a “fallen Olympic figure skater who returns home to Massachusetts to confront her former bullish coach and narcissistic mother who have cashed in on her success,” reports Deadline. (via)
it's not a fantasy if you believe in yourself #hero http://t.co/MJROtZ0MZ4 (h/t @nathanjwhitaker) pic.twitter.com/3cnzqWpdFp
— Dan Amira (@DanAmira) March 19, 2014
Penn State vacated 112 wins and late coach Joe Paterno vacated 111 on Monday, including one over Tennessee.
The Nittany Lions upset four-point favorite UT 20-10 in the Outback Bowl in Tampa, Fla., on Jan. 1, 2007.
The game is best remembered — and painfully so — by Tennessee fans for running back Arian Foster's fourth-quarter fumble that was returned 88 yards for a touchdown by Penn State defender Tony Davis.
The game's pivotal play came as the Vols were on the march looking to break a 10-10 tie that had stood since the second quarter.
Paterno, watching from the press box due to a broken leg---THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THE STORY! (via)we won! WE WON!!!!