'The matter has been referred to the U.S. Attorney's Office'

Do you think the government will ever admit the truth?

Why do I feel like this is a dysfunctional New York Jets story waiting to happen

'Equipment that defends America and is made in America'

'A pattern of conduct that is incompatible with the laws of the United States'

'How sick can you be?'

The former ESPN personality chose the shocking route of blaming Phillips' uninformed and ignorant take on Republicans

I'll die on this hill

If you were treated to Billy Joel in concert back in the ‘70s‚ ‘80s‚ ‘90s‚ and early 2000s or dug hard on albums like Turnstiles (1976)‚ The Stranger (1977)‚ 52nd Street (1978)‚ Glass Houses (1980)‚ The Nylon Curtain (1982)‚ An Innocent Man (1983)‚ The Bridge (1986)‚ Storm Front (1989)‚ River of Dreams (1993)‚ and more‚ you’ve surely said to yourself‚ “Man‚ Billy has one hell of a drummer.” And yeah‚ ol’ Billy still puts on a hell of a show‚ but there’s no denying that things sound different since Liberty DeVitto departed his band in the early 2000s. There’s less The post Liberty DeVitto: 10 Albums That Changed My Life appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom‚ there’s basic-level building stuff‚ which the game makes you do: Make a cart! Make a sled! Make a really really really long bridge so you don’t have to figure out the Fire Temple! But then there is truly next-level stuff‚ from creating Pacific Rim or Apocalypse Now homages to terrifyingly creative ways to kill bokoblins and lynels to… creating a whole short film featuring an impressively designed Godzilla-like behemoth. Poor Lurelin Village! They’ve already been through so much‚ and then Twitter user @sumoguri2323 sets a beast from the ocean on them. 神事#ゼルダの伝説 #TearsOfTheKingdom #Zelda #ゴジラ pic.twitter.com/cukf2fbCrq — スモグリ (@sumoguri2323) November 23‚ 2023 If you’ve played Tears of the Kingdom‚ you know what a feat this is. Building things with the Ultrahand ability is cool‚ but it’s also incredibly frustrating. Creating something like this requires an immeasurable amount of patience and precision. And it’s not just the big guy that’s so cleverly built here‚ but also the village defenses! Laser tanks! Helpless‚ defeated laser tanks. I’ve seen some pretty cool builds in the months since the game arrived‚ but not very many honest-to-goodness short movies‚ complete with sound effects and music. (I particularly like the cut to the bone tail smashing the boxes. Nothing on this guy is not powerful.) If you would like to build your own mecha-bone-kaiju‚ well‚ get thee to Hyrule. Buy Mislaid in Parts Half-Known from: