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Kansas City Chiefs Heiress Gracie Hunt Shares Radiant Mirror Selfie From Girls Night Out
The Kansas City Chiefs are owned by the Hunt family. The team was founded by Lamar Hunt in 1959, and he remained the team ...
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Khloe Kardashian Shares "Hard" Lesson She Learned From Lamar Odom Marriage
At some point, Khloe Kardashian couldn't keep up with Lamar Odom anymore ... it's almost like a death." Khloe added, "I don’t know this person anymore." New episodes of The Kardashians drop ...
SXSW through the years: 38 years of music, movies and photos
As SXSW celebrates its 37th anniversary, it's safe to say that, for better or worse, it introduced Austin to the wider world, ...
This unsung guitar hero's band was called the American Led Zeppelin, and his virtuosic playing paved the way for Van Halen and Satriani
Often left out of discussions of the great rock guitarists of the '70s, Ronnie Montrose had little interest in chasing hits ...
Massive Weakness in Eagles’ Defense Needs to be Fixed if Champs are to Repeat
Three words.  Just three. Tough. Detailed. Together. That’s the mantra down at the Nova Care Complex.  It’s the code of an Eagle, player or coach, and it’s not just a string of random coach-speak ...
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Gracie Hunt unfollows Cody Keith, deletes photos—Is the Chiefs Heiress officially single again
As the granddaughter of Lamar Hunt—the visionary behind the franchise—her deep connection to the team runs in the family. The heiress to a staggering $24.8 billion fortune, Gracie has carved ...
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: How a Kids’ Toy Named the Super Bowl
Lamar Hunt had a problem. The big game, the biggest of its kind ever held, was being planned. And it needed a name worthy of the occasion. Hunt, an oil tycoon’s son, had been crazy about ...
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The Injustice of Justice: Keith LaMar Speaks from Ohio Death Row as Movement Grows to Save His Life
LaMar was sentenced to death for participating in the murder of five fellow prisoners during a 1993 prison uprising. His trial was held in a remote Ohio community before an all-white jury.