Peachy Keenum: Hunk-a-lish

October 07, 2009

October 06, 2009

October 05, 2009

October 04, 2009

Tennis: Davydenko & Simon Weekend Winners

Nicolay Davydenko won in Kuala Lumpur downing Verdasco, 6-4 7-5.

While Gilles Simon beat Victor Troicki 7-5 6-3 to hoist the Bangkok trophy.

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October 02, 2009

Tennis: Some Random Pics from This Week

Ah Ernests. Someday you'll be big. There's still time.

I bet that feels good - huh Gilles?

Um, Venus honey...

With the racket Marat, with the racket.

Uh Jo-Willie, you might wanna rethink the pearl drops.

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GYM BAR Opens in West Hollywood

GYM BAR in NYC is my favorite bar in Chelsea. Anytime I am in New York I always stop by for a drink or two and pretend to care about whatever game is being playing on one of the many flat-screens. Tonight marks the grand opening of GYM BAR WEHO. Located at 8737 Santa Monica Blvd (formerly the Normandie Room) - just east of the main part of the Weho nightlife. Here's hoping for a success... and if the bartenders are anything like the ones in Chelsea, yowza... Below is the guy that got me wasted just a few weeks ago.

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October 01, 2009

September 30, 2009

Broadway: Jackman and Craig Open in 'A Steady Rain'

Screw the show - I'd be hanging out at the stage door!

Photo: Sara Krulwich/The New York Times

Ben Brantley writes for New York Times: “A Steady Rain,” which opened on Tuesday night at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater, is probably best regarded as a small, wobbly pedestal on which two gods of the screen may stand in order to be worshiped. Not that Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman are striking Olympian poses in Keith Huff’s 90-minute, two-character melodrama, directed by John Crowley. On the contrary, playing a couple of all-too-human Chicago cops whose friendship is direly tested, these strapping actors work hard to tamp down associations with their super-heroic franchise film roles, that of James Bond (Mr. Craig) and the X-Man mutant known as Wolverine (Mr. Jackman).

For the record, both are just fine in their parts, and in the case of Mr. Craig, almost unrecognizable with a milquetoast mustache and cowed mien, more than fine. But it’s hard to avoid thinking that had they chosen to recite the alphabet in counterpoint (which might have been more fun), their joint appearance would still generate ticket sales unknown for a straight play since Julia Roberts appeared in Richard Greenberg’s “Three Days of Rain” (which had a cast of three instead of two) three years ago.

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September 29, 2009