Archive for July 3rd, 2009

Jericho: Steamboat Is Better Than Most WWE Superstars

By Brian Cantor
Jericho: Steamboat Is Better Than Most WWE Superstars

WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Steamboat was impressive enough in the WrestleMania legends match with Chris Jericho to earn some additional matches in front of the WWE audience. And ahead of a Honolulu house show match with Steamboat, Jericho believes the legendary wrestler is still more than capable of holding his own. “I’m looking...
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“Transformers” Girls: Megan Fox vs. Isabel Lucas vs. Rachel Taylor (Photos)

By Brian Cantor
“Transformers” Girls: Megan Fox vs. Isabel Lucas vs. Rachel Taylor (Photos)

Though “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” lost Wednesday’s box office battle to the latest “Ice Age” film, it remains the talk of the film industry. But, for many male fans, while the “Transformers” sequel disappointed in terms of quality, it made up for its plot holes with featured appearances from Megan Fox and Isabel...
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