Former Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson says the video boards in new stadium shouldn’t move an inchARLINGTON, Texas — Jimmy Johnson loves the video boards at Cowboys Stadium right where they are. At the Movies: capsule reviews of ‘Taking Woodstock’ and other films this weekCapsule reviews of films opening this week: Movie Review: ‘Big Fan’ offers a vivid portrait of an ordinary guy mired in sports geekdomLOS ANGELES — Jim Rome urges his listeners (or “clones,” as he so lovingly calls them) to have solid takes, to bring it, when they dial into his sports talk radio show. Ho-hum: Romo’s lack of controversies, distractions hurting his reputation as a celebrity QBIRVING, Texas — Tony Romo is ruining his reputation as a celebrity quarterback. Elvis Stojko returns to rink with new outlook on figure skating and himselfTORONTO — After some soul searching in Mexico, Elvis Stojko has returned to the rink with a new perspective on figure skating and himself. Fat may not be the new vampire, but teen lit is alive with positive plus-size charactersLike never before, teen lit is alive with plus-size characters who take on their school tormenters and get the guy, soaking up self-esteem as football heroes and big-girl models. Salma Hayek, Oscar De La Hoya among ALMA Award honoreesLOS ANGELES — The stars of “Ugly Betty” and “Wizards of Waverly Place” will be among those lauded at next month’s ALMA Awards, which celebrate Latino achievement in entertainment. Jet Li returns to Chinese film after 3 Hollywood productions
Burress says in TV interview he didn’t know he accidentally shot himself until he saw bloodPlaxico Burress said in a television interview he didn’t realize he’d accidentally shot himself until he saw the blood dripping onto his sneaker. Emperor not amused, but teams will get a kick out of new and improved Cowboys StadiumCowboys owner Jerry Jones had 75,000 paying guests and a few dozen freeloaders over to his new house the other night to watch football. Punters for the visiting Tennessee Titans immediately showed their gratitude by using his $40 million TV set for target practice. ‘Breathtaking’ view for fans getting their first look inside stadium for Cowboys debutARLINGTON, Texas — Nearly two hours before kickoff of the Dallas Cowboys’ first game in their new nearly $1.2 billion stadium, Jon Thompson and his wife stood along the rail with an unobstructed view of the field. Let’s dance! Creamer putt gives US lead after first day and Inkster a recordSUGAR GROVE, Ill. — Instead of dancing, Juli Inkster dropped to her knees. Among character actors, Jane Lynch is leading ladyLOS ANGELES — Jane Lynch looks fresh, well-rested — a surprise, given she seems to have appeared in, well, what seems like every film and television show this year. Miami Dolphins’ partnership with Serena and Venus Williams to be announced TuesdayDAVIE, Fla. — The Miami Dolphins’ partnership with Serena and Venus Williams will be announced at the team’s training complex Tuesday. US F1 team lands YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley as primary investor for 2010 debut seasonVALENCIA, Spain — The new US F1 Formula One team has landed YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley as its primary investor for its 2010 debut racing campaign. APNewsBreak: Venus, Serena Williams becoming latest celebrities to own stake in Miami DolphinsMIAMI — Venus and Serena Williams have found a new sport: pro football. 3 leading media organization protest SEC credential policyNEW YORK — Three leading media organizations sent a letter to the Southeastern Conference on Wednesday protesting new restrictions on use of sideline video and audio plus photos from college football games. Jerry Jones ready to unveil gargantuan, luxurious, $1.15 billion Cowboys Stadium to the NFLARLINGTON, Texas — Jerry Jones could have just renovated Texas Stadium. Or he could’ve built the Dallas Cowboys a nice, new place for about $650 million. Superstitious Whisenhunt again calls off practice, sends players to the moviesFLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — It was back to the movies for the Arizona Cardinals on Tuesday. Golf tournament, Vick’s ‘60 Minutes’ interview do well for CBSNEW YORK — Y.E. Yang’s upset win over Tiger Woods in the PGA Championship was a television hit that even picked up extra viewers for CBS’s interview with quarterback Michael Vick. Unusual tours give glimpse of hidden, off-the-beaten path ParisPARIS — You’ve posed for a picture in front of the Eiffel Tower, checked out the Mona Lisa at the Louvre and walked to the top of the Arc de Triomphe. If you think you’ve done it all in Paris, don’t worry, there are plenty of off-the-beaten-path adventures for your return. From Macduff to the NFL: Redskins rookie defensive lineman Jarmon is quite an actASHBURN, Va. — Here’s a double-feature performance you don’t see often: Play in the school’s spring football game, then dash across campus to perform on stage at the campus theater. From McDuff to the NFL: Redskins rookie defensive lineman Jarmon is quite an actASHBURN, Va. — Here’s a double-feature performance you don’t see often: Play in the school’s spring football game, then dash across campus to perform on stage at the campus theater. With USOC Network planned, USA Gymnastics tumbles in with NBC, UniversalDALLAS — USA Gymnastics signed a deal Wednesday to air its biggest events on NBC and cable partner Universal Sports through 2012. Seahawks look to competition to improve secondary
Family: Eunice Kennedy Shriver, JFK’s sister and Special Olympics founder, has died at age 88BOSTON — President John F. Kennedy’s sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who carried on the family’s public service tradition by founding the Special Olympics and championing the welfare of the mentally disabled, died early Tuesday surrounded by relatives at a Hyannis hospital. She was 88. Points leader Briscoe takes pole for Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio as he continues breakout seasonLEXINGTON, Ohio —Type in Ryan Briscoe’s name on YouTube and “The Crash” pops up, right at the top in all of its fiery glory. Chargers say ticket sales slow due to economy, warn of looming TV blackoutsSAN DIEGO — Southern California’s only NFL team is having a hard time selling out its games because of the slow economy. Snoop Dogg attends Ravens practice, helps team end practice by breaking team huddleWESTMINSTER, Md. — Rap star Snoop Dogg joined the Baltimore Ravens at training camp practice, watching from the sideline before ending practice by leading a chant within the team huddle. TV’s Elly May Clampett is grateful for role, still loves ‘critters’ and country livingTV’s Elly May Clampett is happy at home in La. BATON ROUGE, La. — Donna Douglas still embodies Elly May Clampett, the critter-loving beauty from “The Beverly Hillbillies.” Jammin’ more than offensive linemen: Seahawks DT Craig Terrill rocks leading accomplished bandRENTON, Wash. — Craig Terrill has played in the Super Bowl. He’s made millions as a defensive tackle for the Seahawks. Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett withdraws clemency requestCOLUMBUS, Ohio — Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett has withdrawn a request for early release from prison so he could pursue an NFL career. Travel briefsLeaf-peeping in Iowa: Mississippi River, bridges of Madison County Cutler, Urlacher say they’re united after reports of rift between them surfaceBOURBONNAIS, Ill. — New Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and star linebacker Brian Urlacher shot down reports of a rift, saying they’re simply not true. Bengals get first moment in TV spotlight, find attention a little unsettlingGEORGETOWN, Ky. — The black Mercury Marauder with tinted windows backed up to the sidewalk in front of dorm room No. 113. The driver’s door slowly opened, and receiver Chad Ochocinco popped out with a smile, ready to start unloading. |