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Skip to main content HomeSportsVarsityCollegesUSA Today Sports+Brett Christopherson ,  Ricardo Arguello ,  Jim Rosandick ,  William Glasheen ,  Dan Powers   Packers NewsGreen Bay Packers safety Rudy Ford was the guest on Clubhouse Live, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin’s live weekly Packers show.The program was held at The Clubhouse Kitchen & Bar inside the Hilton Appleton Paper Valley hotel.Ford helped us look ahead to the Packers’ Week 15 showdown against the Rams and gave a glimpse into his life away from football through a fun and interactive discussion with co-hosts Brett Christopherson and Ricardo Arguello.Find more show information at facebook.com/clubhouselive.More:Watch past episodes of Clubhouse LiveOur subscribers make this coverage possible.  » Read More

With Ye throwing shots and shots left and right, at least a few people caught in the crossfire are bound to respond. Meek Mill recently responded to Kanye West’s jabs at him during a recent appearance on the platform Clubhouse. Amid many other users and commentators, the Chicago rapper couldn’t stop laughing at Meek criticizing him. The Philly rapper spoke out against Kanye using a “White Lives Matter” shirt, to which Ye could only laugh. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – MAY 14: Meek Mill attends Meek Mill Birthday Celebration at NOTO Nightclub on May 14, 2022 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Brian Stukes/Getty Images) “Why I made somebody think that Meek Mill could say something to me?” the fashion designer said while laughing uncontrollably. “No, this is the funniest thing of everything. I’m about to start crying laughing. Sorry- no I’m literally in tears.” While many focused on Kanye’s controversial statements, a few people online threw their hat into this ring.  » Read More

Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, was suspended from Clubhouse after spewing antisemitic remarks at a private online event Saturday, TheWrap has confirmed.Ye and Wack100 were hosting a private Q&A on Clubhouse — entrance was $20 — that extended to about 50 minutes before the session was abruptly ended and Ye was suspended from the social media platform after making multiple antisemitic comments during the event.When asked to confirm West was suspended from Clubhouse as a result of what was said at the live event, a spokesperson for the company responded with the following statement.“We took action to shut down a conversation yesterday because it violated our policies,” the statement reads. “We also suspended those who violated the policies. There’s absolutely no place for bullying, hate speech or abuse on our platform as explicitly stated in our Community Guidelines and Terms of Service.”TheWrap was unable to reach West for comment and Wack100 didn’t immediately respond to our request for comment.Also Read: Kanye West’s Twitter Account Suspended After Swastika Tweet,  » Read More

Ye has once again gotten the boot from various social media platforms. However, the 45-year-old isn’t letting that stop him from making sure the world hears his thoughts. Most recently, he joined Wack 100 over on Clubhouse, at which time the two industry heads shared a laugh about Meek Mill. In an audio snippet shared to @theneighborhoodtalk on Instagram, the Graduation rapper can be heard talking about the backlash he received in response to his White Lives Matter t-shirts earlier this year. “Oh, you know what, let’s go get celebrities,” Kanye West recalled of what the world’s reaction to his antics felt like. “Let’s go get Puff Daddy, let’s get Dave Chappelle, let’s go get Meek Mill… What made somebody think Meek Mill could say something to me?!” he exclaimed before cracking up. The rapper could barely get a word out without giggling. “Yo, man, I’m about to start crying laughing,” he tells Wack and their listeners. “Somebody thought Meek Mill… Yo, I’m literally in tears.” “This a world tour or your girl tour,  » Read More

In this episode, cinematographers Natalie Kingston, Nicole Whitaker, ASC, and Ramsey Nickell are joined by interviewer and ASC associate member Jay Holben to discuss their latest respective works for Apple TV+ — Blackbird, Bad Sisters and Five Days at Memorial. Black Bird, shot by Kingston, tells the true story of prisoner Jimmy Keene's (Taron Egerton) attempt to coax a confession out of murder suspect Larry Hall (Paul Walter Hauser) in order to regain his own freedom.  Bad Sisters, shot by Whitaker, is a comedic thriller centered on a group of sisters who come together after the unexpected death of their parents. Five Days at Memorial, shot by Nickell, is a medical-disaster drama that follows New Orleans-hospital caregivers who struggle to help their patients under the brutal conditions wrought by Hurricane Katrina. During this roundtable conversation,  » Read More

COUNCILLORS visited AFC Henley in preparation for its facilities to be upgraded. Club chairman Trevor Howell invited them on Saturday as that was its busiest day of the season. The town council is to submit a planning application to South Oxfordshire District Council for a full-sized 3G pitch, a new clubhouse and a car park. This will be part of the redevelopment of the council’s land at 357 Reading Road next to Tesco into 50 homes with 40 per cent affordable housing. In 2019 the council agreed a deal with Theale developer T A Fisher to replace the existing facilties in return for being allowed to build 35 flats but later pulled out. The clubhouse, which would be used mainly by AFC Henley and Henley Hockey Club, would cost at least £2million. Part of the funding would come from the Football Foundation. The visiting councillors were Mayor Michelle Thomas, Ian Reissmann and Will Hamilton, who are part of a committee responsible for the project. Mr Howell said: “I wanted councillors,  » Read More

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Chart-topping artist and Baton Rouge native YoungBoy Never Broke Again has partnered with Amazon to launch his own radio show, according to social media posts from the rapper’s team.YoungBoy’s label first announced the partnership on their official Instagram page on Thursday, saying the first episode will air on Amazon’s Amp app on Friday, Dec. 9, at 8 p.m CST.Amazon launched the Amp app in March to challenge Clubhouse and Twitter spaces as an audio chat room. The app allows users to host their own live radio shows and interact with audiences in real-time.See a spelling or grammar error in our story? Click Here to report it. Please include the headline.Copyright 2022 WVUE. All rights reserved.  » Read More

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The donated van is meant to provide safe and reliable transportation for kids arriving at the clubhouse and leaving it. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Boys and Girls Club of the Tennessee Valley got a surprise Thursday — a brand-new van meant to help them safely transport children. Bridgestone, a tire and rubber company, donated the new van. With it, the organization will be able to safely and reliably take kids to and from the clubhouse, and to after-school activities. A representative from the Boys and Girls Club said that it would help families overcome a common issue — finding a way to get to and from the clubhouse. "Just really excited to be able to take that transportation and say that if mom's working, or if dad's working, or if grandma's working — youth force has a way to transport us," the representative said. They were one of 12 clubs across the U.S. to get a new passenger van from the company.  » Read More

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