Showing posts with label Brooks Koepka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brooks Koepka. Show all posts
Thursday, May 20, 2021
Morning Wood
Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 12:24 AM 2 comments
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beards,
Brooks Koepka,
morning wood,
suit and tie
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Thursday Ad Watch
In this pandemic-era campaign, Brooks Koepka is using everything he's got to sell Michelob Ultra, from his T and A to his 'stache and smile.
Watch HERE.
I see I'm not the only one who noticed.
Saturday, April 25, 2020
Saturday 'Stache
I've been lusting after golfer Brooks Koepka's HOT BODY for so long I nearly missed what a HANDSOME MUG he has.
Friday, September 06, 2019
Remains of the Day (09/06)
ESPN: Brooks Koepka lost a little T, but still has his A (FULL SPREAD)
Dlisted: Why is the so-called leader of the free world weighing in on sitcom casting?
TPM: Iceland's president trolls Mike Pence with Pride bracelet during meeting surrounded by Pride flags
Back2Stonewall: Amsterdam’s “Homomonument” dedicated in 1987
Baseline: Aryna Sabalenka and coach Dmitry Tursunov are in dysfunctional relationship and I can't get enough!
ICYMI: When Stanley Tucci was a hot young piece of ass
WSJ: People like you more than you think
Towleroad: A sweaty Paul Manafort pops up on a 1990s game show
Reuters: Gay fathers receive less parental leave than other couples, study finds
Boy Culture: I'll give you more than 13 reasons why these guys look good naked
Extra: "Poseidon Adventure" actress Carol Lynley dead at 77
The WoW Report: Hot ginger is ugly on the inside
Metrosource: Clear your schedule for Broadway’s next LGBTQ masterpiece. “The Inheritance” is a play focused on several contemporary gay lives.
Newsweek: Quarterback Drew Brees records video produced by anti-gay group Focus on the Family
Charlie Warzel: Don't trust Facebook with your love life
Washington Blade: 3,000 expected to attend AIDS conference in D.C. this week
BosGuy: If you look like this, you can wear whatever color you want after Labor Day
NewNowNext: Gavin Grimm has to fight his transgender bathroom case ... again
Hot Cat of the Day: A mother's work is never done
Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 1:00 PM 2 comments
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Brooks Koepka,
Hot Cat of the Day,
Remains of the Day,
theater
Monday, May 20, 2019
Page 1 Roundup (05/20)
The Daily News: ‘Why?': Elderly man beaten unconscious by stranger on Bronx street baffled why he was targeted
Dallas Morning News: Transgender woman who was attacked on video found fatally shot in Far East Dallas
The Wow Report: Watch Jim Bailey as Barbra Streisand on “The Carol Burnett Show”
PinkNews: The Netherlands wins Eurovision 2019, U.K. comes in last place
New York Post: ‘Game of Thrones’ finale: Stark ending for TV’s golden age ruler
New York Post: ‘Game of Thrones’ finale: Stark ending for TV’s golden age ruler
The New York Times: How reckless loans devastated a generation of taxi drivers
NYT Editorial Board: Donald Trump’s use of executive clemency may be lawful, but it is in no way normal
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. officer on a pink phone dials down North Korea tensions
Saturday, April 13, 2019
Weekend Report
The Daily News: At least he’s not petty and vindictive
Hugh Hefner’s son Cooper leaves top Playboy gig to start news and adult content site called HefPost
24-year-old man charged for tossing 5-year-old child from third floor of Mall of America
“There’s someone for everyone” — Molly
Instagram: Hot damn! I may need to rethink my negative stance on Palm Springs
TPM: It won't do any good, but Elijah Cummings has moved to subpoena Trump accountant for financial information
The Hill: Couple charged for allegedly putting laxatives in cookies for striking school employees
Express: Golfer Brooks Koepka has been shedding pounds to pose for ESPN: The Body, but I'm confident 95% of us would prefer to see him naked in all his 214-pound glory
Instagram: Hot damn! I may need to rethink my negative stance on Palm Springs
TPM: It won't do any good, but Elijah Cummings has moved to subpoena Trump accountant for financial information
The Hill: Couple charged for allegedly putting laxatives in cookies for striking school employees
Express: Golfer Brooks Koepka has been shedding pounds to pose for ESPN: The Body, but I'm confident 95% of us would prefer to see him naked in all his 214-pound glory
New York Post: New York’s fattest cat needs a stroller to get around town
The Washington Post: I mean no disrespect -- but how does anyone watch CNN?
(Via CRS)
The New York Times: Sudan general steps down as transitional leader a day after al-Bashir's ouster
The Wall Street Journal: 'Game of Thrones' madness is starting again -- pity the non-watchers
Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 5:05 AM 1 comments
Labels:
Brooks Koepka,
newspapers,
Page 1,
Weekend Report
Monday, August 13, 2018
Page 1 Roundup (08/13)
The Daily News: Detective allegedly uses banned chokehold on man during routine noise complaint call
Sean Young, Carrie Fisher, Margot Kidder and Shelley Duval all have tragic tales
New York Post: Sounds like the rightwing tabloid has invented yet another ‘problem’
New York Post: Sounds like the rightwing tabloid has invented yet another ‘problem’
Showbiz 411: Aretha Franklin said to be ‘gravely ill’ in Detroit
The New York Times: Voting rights advocates used to have an ally in the government, but that’s changing
The Washington Post: Rally of white supremacists near White House dwarfed by thousands of anti-hate protesters
The Associated Press: Man charged over loaded gun in 4-year-old son's backpack
The Wall Street Journal: The latest fad in tooth whitening is to turn them black
Monday, June 18, 2018
Page 1 Roundup (06/18)
The Daily News: Law firm owed $300,000 by de Blasio lobbied mayor's top aides, won big favor for high-rise developer
Towleroad: ‘Walking Dead’ actor Daniel Newman has a new friend who will be very familiar to Sean Cody fans
The Washington Post: Suspect killed, 22 injured in shooting at New Jersey arts festival, authorities say
Boy Culture: Pretty boy Shawn Mendes doesn't shave his underarms
The New York Times: Leading Republicans join Democrats in pushing Trump to halt family separations
The Wall Street Journal: A 300-year-old library’s resident bats eat the bugs that devour glue and paper, but they’re attracting more interest than the literature; ‘The questions are nonstop’
Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 5:10 AM 2 comments
Labels:
Brooks Koepka,
Chris Hardwick,
donald trump,
immigration,
Laura Bush,
newspapers,
Page 1,
Real Housewives
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