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Ariana Grande poses sexily on a motorbike. Read MoreAriana Grandeshook up her sugary sweet image with a (comparatively) sexy debut performance of Problem at tonights (April 27) Radio Disney Music Awards.Iggy Azalea the songs featured femcee couldnt be there but that didnt stop the 20-year-old from stealing the show with her catchy new single and unexpected dance moves.
Happily, the Yours Truly divaleft her trademark baby doll dress and kitten heels at home. Ariprowled the stage in a black bodice and fitted pants, which she teamed with white boots and Mickey Mouse ears. It was the perfect outfit for dancing and mini-Mariah showed off some killer moves while still delivering an impressive vocal. Problem is an odd blend of 90s pop and current urban trends (the trap-lite breakdown and a sax hook a la Jason Derulos Talk Dirty) but theres no denying that its catchy. Watch up top.
Did Ariana slay the stage or is she still a work in progress? Give your verdict in the comments below.
Get an eyeful of even more pop music coverage, from artist interviews to exclusive performances, on IdolatorsYouTube channel.
Source: http://www.idolator.com/7515862/ariana-grande-problem-performance-radio-disney-music-awards
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Tom Sherrill, a California native, was in Washington this week of Air Force training. Along with a fellow serviceman, the 29-year-old staff sergeant decided to catch the second game of the Nationals-Angels series on Tuesday night. The longtime Angels fan walked up to a ticket stand and bought one for a seat in the left field bleachers. But after Angels slugger Albert Pujols smashed career home run No. 499 off Nationals starter Taylor Jordan in the first inning, Sherrill decided to switch seats for No. 500 on a hunch.
I saw some seats over there and thought theres a good chance he could hit it in this area, Sherrill said after the Nationals 7-2 loss.
And in the Red Porch seats in left-center field, Sherrill became a small part of a milestone in baseball history. In the fifth inning, Pujols launched a rocket of a two-run home run off Jordan and became the 26th player in MLB history to hit 500 career home runs. Sherrill, a former baseball player growing up, said he could tell where the ball was headed so he raced up the Red Porch steps.
It went so far up that I just turned around and hauled [my butt] up the stairs and it worked out, said Sherrill, who is from Pomona, Calif., about 30 minutes from Anaheim. There was another guy there named Chris, he was running down the stairs. We kinda squared each other up. It bounced off of him and into my hands. (Watch video of that unfortunate drop here.)
As Pujols raced around the bases, Sherrill held the ball high up in the air with his right hand. A security guard immediately found him and pulled him aside. He said representatives from the Nationals and Angels and a memorabilia authenticator also came out to talk with him. They asked him what he wanted to do with the ball?
I said Iwanted to give the ball to Albert, Sherrill recalled. Its his ball.
Sherrill did, and in exchange the Angels gave him a team baseball cap, a chance to meet Pujols in the clubhouse and an autographed ball. Sherrill said an Angels representative took down his contact information presumably, he said, to get more gear from the team for giving up Pujolss milestone ball.
If they do, cool, he said. If they dont, I dont care. Youve heard the guy speak. Hes such a good guy. Im just happy he got the ball back.
Pujols was appreciative of Sherrills gesture. He also got the ball back from his 499th home run, caught by Roy Kirkley, 62, from Tustin, Calif., who stopped by Washington to see the Angels along with visiting his daughter in North Carolina. The odds that both fans who caught Pujolss memorable home runs are from California and visiting Washington are mindbogglingly slim. (Pujols even met the man who whiffed at catching his 500th home and his kids.)
They were pretty honest to give it back and I appreciate it, Pujols said.
While Pujols spoke with reporters in the Nationals news conference room, Sherrill stood in the back at watched along with Kirkley. He was still amazed at his luck. He got to witness an unforgettable moment in the history of the team he has rooted for for 20 years.
It is amazing, Sherrill said.
Also on Nationals JournalAlbert Pujols hits career home run No. 500 off Taylor Jordan
Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/nationals-journal/wp/2014/04/23/how-tom-sherrill-caught-albert-pujols-500th-home-run-gave-up-the-ball/
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(CNN) -- The first American man to win the Boston Marathon since 1983 crossed the finish line Monday, triumphant in a storied race that has become a national symbol of resiliency and determination.
Meb Keflezighi, 38, won the men's division with an official time of 2:08:37, according to the Boston Marathon's Facebook page.
The women's elite group began the 26.2-mile journey around 9:30 a.m. ET, and the elite men's group at 10. Waves of other runners started after them.
For Kenya's Rita Jeptoo, 33, it was a second consecutive victory. She again won the women's division with an unofficial -- and course record -- time of 2:18:57, according to the event's official Twitter account.
After a tragedy, preserving the loveMeb Keflezighi of the United States crosses the finish line to win the men's division of the Boston Marathon in downtown Boston on Monday, April 21.People cheer as Keflezighi crosses the finish line on April 21.Rita Jeptoo of Kenya breaks the tape to win the women's division of the Boston Marathon.Jeptoo hugs fans after placing first in the women's division.Runners in the first wave of 9,000 participants cross the starting line in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, on April 21.Security officers check bags near the finish line on Boylston Street on April 21.A memorial for Martin Richard, one of the 2013 bombing victims, stands near the starting line.Elite female runners start their run in Hopkinton.A military police officer stands guard near the starting line of the Boston Marathon in Hopkinton on April 21.A couple waits for a bus to take them to the starting line on April 21.A man cleans the finish line on Boylston Street in downtown Boston before the marathon.Runners prepare for the marathon on Boston Common on April 21.A police officer stands among runners preparing for the marathon on Boston Common.Race officials wire the electronics for the starting line before the marathon begins.1234567891011121314Photos: 2014 Boston MarathonBut for most of the 36,000 runners, the race had nothing to do with competition. The 2013 race was marred by bombings near the end of the course that killed three people and wounded more than 260.
At the start Monday, as competitors stood shoulder to shoulder, the race announcer shouted to them, "Take back that finish line!"
Lee Ann Yanni told CNN before the race that she planned to run wearing a necklace with a silver stingray charm that her father gave her before he died of cancer. The force of the blasts as she ran in 2013 along Boylston Street failed to tear the memento from her body. She would not be stopped then, and she wouldn't be stopped Monday, she vowed.
Unable to walk for five and a half weeks, she eventually got back to training and finished the Chicago Marathon last October in 5 hours and 44 minutes.
"I'm running for those who can't," she told CNN. "I don't run very pretty ... but at the finish line, everybody is going to be represented."
Krystle Campbell, 29, Lingzi Lu, 23 and grade-schooler Martin Richard, 8, were killed in the 2013 bombing. Some of the wounded lost limbs.
J.P. Norden and his brother Paul recently recounted the confusion and horror of that day -- April 15 -- with CNN at the Forum Restaurant on Boylston Street.
"Where we are right now where we got hurt, lost ... (it) changed our lives but, I don't know. ..." J.P. said, struggling to find the words.
Each brother had his right leg amputated, and they now walk on prosthetic legs.
"It was such a tough journey and stuff," J.P. said, "but we got so much help from everyone that it's weird, it seems like so long away and ago and quick at the same time."
A year after Boston Marathon attacks, survivors are defiant and resilient
Another survivor, Marc Fucarile, also lost his right leg. He's undergone numerous surgeries, but shrapnel is still lodged in the inner wall of his heart. If it moves, he could die. Recently, the 35-year-old went to a court hearing for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev who allegedly, along with his brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev, were responsible for the bombing.
Tamerlan was killed in a shootout with police; Dzhokhar is facing numerous charges and could be sentenced to death. His trial is set to begin in November, and he has pleaded not guilty.
"Whatever he gets," Fucarile told CNN, "he deserves."
Read: As marathon approaches, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev awaits trial
This year's race has 9,000 more runners than last year's, and an unprecedented crowd was expected to gather, officials have said.
Security was expected to be very tight. Backpacks are not allowed on the course this year, said Kurt Schwartz, director of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency.
Costumes that cover the face, containers with more than 1 liter of liquid, and bulky clothes such as vests with pockets are also prohibited.
The course this year will be "very safe," Gov. Deval Patrick told CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday. "Somebody said it may be the safest place in America," he said.
The weather for Monday's race looks gorgeous -- ideal for running -- in the 40s with a brisk wind. All runners are wearing chips in their shoes, and their progress can be followed online at the Boston Athletic Association's website.
CNN affiliate WBZ in Boston is showing images on its website of the race as it unfolds.
CNN's Ray Sanchez, Holly Yan and Jason Carroll contributed to this report.
Source: http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/21/us/boston-marathon/
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Ben Affleck is under suspicion in the chilly new trailer for David Fincher's upcoming thriller "Gone Girl," an adaptation of the Gillian Flynn novel about a man whose wife disappears on their fifth anniversary and leaves him as the prime suspect.
The exclusive trailer available here, which is set to a Richard Butler cover of Charles Aznavour's "She," opens with Nick Dunne (Affleck) speaking to a crowd at a candlelight vigil about his missing wife, played by Rosamund Pike.
"As you all know, my wife, Amy Elliott Dunne, disappeared three days ago," he says.
The trailer then alternates between scenes of the couple together and scenes of Nick dealing with the aftermath of his wife's disappearance.
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In brief flashes, Nick paces throughout their empty home and recalls Amy soaking in the tub or getting into bed. He deals with police and the media, oversees a day-and-night search, and also occasionally erupts in anger, as when he is seen smashing a glass or arguing with Amy in the foyer.
The nearly wordless trailer ends with a haunting image of what appears to be a drowned Amy, as Nick professes, "I did not kill my wife. I am not a murderer."
The trailer's moody, mysterious tone and inky cinematography are quintessential Fincher without revealing too much about Flynn's twisty plot. Flynn herself wrote the adaptation of her 2012 book, which sold more than 2 million copies in its first year.
"Gone Girl" also stars Tyler Perry, Neil Patrick Harris and Emily Ratajkowski. The film opens Oct. 3 from 20th Century Fox.
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A powerful magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck near the Solomon Islands on Sunday morning, triggering a tsunami warning that was later cancelled, according to U.S. government agencies, and there were no immediate reports of damage.
The quake was centred 100 km (60 miles) south of Kira Kira on the island of Makira at a depth of 29 km (18 miles), according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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So far we have received no reports of damage, said Constable Taylor Fugo from Kira Kira police. The people responded very well to the (tsunami) warning. They all went up the hills and have been watching and waiting for advice.
A tsunami warning for the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu was cancelled after only very small tsunami wave activity, just a couple of centimetres, had been measured at two reading stations near the epicentre, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said.
An earlier tsunami watch for Fiji, Australia, Indonesia and nearby areas was cancelled after the earthquake was revised down from its original magnitude of 8.3.
A series of aftershocks followed the quake, the strongest a magnitude 5.9, hit the region shortly afterwards, the USGS said.
The Solomon Islands straddles the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire, a highly seismically active zone where different plates on the earths crust meet and create a large number of earthquakes and volcanoes.
A powerful 8.0 magnitude quake in 2013 in a similar area generated a local tsunami that killed at least five people.
Source: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/tsunami-warning-issued-for-area-around-solomon-islands/article17949638/
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That was the good. The bad was two men who in different ways have come to define everything that is wrong with college athletics.
It isnt Kentucky Coach John Caliparis fault that the one-and-done rule exists. He didnt make the rule; he just perfected it. But now, as he stands on the doorstep of winning a second national title in three years, he thinks the solution to the rule isnt to fix it but to re-label it.
Lets call it succeed and proceed, he said Friday, the day before his team stunned Wisconsin, 74-73, on Harrisons three-pointer with 5.7 seconds left.
Calipari must be a fan of Frank Luntz, the Republican strategist who wanted to change everyones view on global warming by calling it climate change.
Or perhaps Calipari is an admirer of Mark Emmert, the NCAA president who goes about his work like a used-car salesman. Emmert believes if you refer to football and basketball players as student-athletes 4,000 times a day, people will believe everyone playing in this tournament is going to get a degree in rocket science and there is no reason to grant any of them any rights at all.
Emmert was at it again Sunday. When asked a question about the Northwestern football teams attempt to unionize, Emmert bristled as only he can. He called the notion of a union grossly inappropriate and went on to insist that most people dont like the idea. He meant to say that most overpaid administrators (like him) dont like the idea because why pay a workforce anything or guarantee it any rights at all if you can get the work done for free?
Unionization would blow up everything about the collegiate model of athletics, Emmert insisted.
Good. It needs blowing up.
Never was that more evident than Saturday night in a building that is about as suitable for basketball as it is for opera. For most fans, getting to and from the place was nearly impossible. The shuttle-bus system people were advised to use didnt work. One driver took fans to American Airlines Arena, which would be fine if they had been trying to get to an NBA game but was 19 miles from where the Final Four was being played.
Once fans arrived, most had awful seats. The NCAA bragged about the record crowd of 79,444 but made little mention of the terrible sightlines most fans had.
This is college basketball 2014. It is the Age of Cal because, regardless of what his Kentucky team is doing, he keeps it and himself in the spotlight nonstop. And he can refer to his players as student-athletes with a straight face even though they will never come close to a degree. Why should they? Theyll be millionaires in the near future.
When Kentucky won the national title in 2012, Calipari made sure everyone knew the one-and-done rule wasnt his idea. He had just figured out it could be a great recruiting tool: Come to Kentucky for a year, learn from a very smart coach and be NBA-ready the following June.
Of course, when Kentucky went into the tank a year ago and ended up losing a first-round NIT game to Robert Morris, Cal correctly pointed out his group was too young and not tough enough to handle adversity.
And then came this winter. It started in the fall with talk of the greatest freshmen class in history. T-shirts proclaiming a preordained 40-0 record magically appeared. They became harder to find when Kentucky lost to Michigan State in November and was 1-1.
Kentucky struggled all winter, losing 10 games. Calipari publicly criticized his players for lacking passion, for failing to lead, for being so young. It was Calipari who decided to have a young team every single year no one forced him to embrace the one-and-done rule so fervently. But when it seemed to go bad for a second straight year, it certainly wasnt his fault.
Now its all good again. Cal loves his student-athletes. Hes upset outsiders were so critical of them in February. On Sunday, he said the best thing about his $5.5 million-a-year job was that he got to help kids and their families.
It was enough to make you cry.
It is the collegiate model Emmert so fervently defends that has allowed Calipari to become a $5.5 million man who can say almost anything and have people nodding their heads in assent and crying, A-men, Coach Cal, A-men!
That and the fact hes a superb basketball coach.
On Monday night, we will see the best of what is a wonderful sport. We will see two excellent coaches Kevin Ollie with 51 career wins, Calipari with 42 vacated career wins and two teams that have played their hearts out to reach the seasons final 40 minutes.
It will be, no doubt, a wonderful spectacle.
And then the game will end and the hypocrisy of it all will again be evident. The corporate champions will take control. The official ladder of the NCAA will be brought out to cut down the nets.
If Kentucky wins, Emmert will present the trophy to Calipari. The two men will embrace. As they should. They deserve each other.
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Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/ncaa-tournament-final-mark-emmert-john-calipari-are-two-of-a-kind/2014/04/06/ff9862c0-bdd8-11e3-b195-dd0c1174052c_story.html
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UPDATE: Apparently Disney thinks the video of Kristen Bell singing is as perfect as we do, because theyve removed all videos of it from YouTube due to copyright infringement. Watch a mashup of smartphone shot clips of the performance belowDisney hasnt pulled it yet. And here a link we found that shows the video in its entirety. If it shows up anywhere else, well embed it posthaste.
Back in February, the cast of Disneys Frozen came together in Los Angeles for Frozen Live, a one-night-only premiere of all of the Frozen songs written by Robert Lopez.
Some choppy clips of segments from the cabaret have surfaced over the past month, but now some angelic fan has graced the Internet by posting Kristen Bells entire performance of Do You Want To Build A Snowman? to YouTube. It shows Bell singing the song in all three agestoddler, child and preteenof her character, Anna, and captures the obvious talent and precision that comes with being the voice behind a character in an animated film.
Watch the clip above. No? Okay, bye.
And if thats not enough adorable for one day, heres a clip of Bell and Santino Fontana, the voice behind the deceitful Hans, pinging back and forth as they perform the beginning of Love is an Open Door.
Source: http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2014/04/watch-kristen-bell-sing-all-three-ages-of-ana-in-f.html
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