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  • Will Ferrell Dressed As Ron Burgundy Announces “Anchorman” Sequel On Conan [Video]

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    Clad in his character’s signature wine-colored suit, Will Ferrell appeared on Conan tonight to announce he and Paramount pictures came to terms on a sequel to Anchorman. Saying, “As of 0900 Mountain Time, Paramount Pictures and myself, Ronald Joseph Aaron Burgundy, have come to terms on a sequel to Anchorman,” he declared. “It is official! There will be a sequel to Anchorman. There will be a sequel.” EW got in touch with Paramount for some of the details: Carell and Rudd will definitely be coming back, though all others are still up in the air. Ferrell and Adam McKay will co-write the script, and McKay (who made the original) will be back to direct. Gary Sanchez Productions will produce along with Judd Apatow Productions, and the movie is expected to get underway toward the end of year for release in 2013.

  • Order this Spring Drink (infographic)

    In Drink, Drink Infographic, infographic, Lifestyle / / 1 comment

    The Arnold Collins

    Spring reminds us of the beginning of baseball, the end of winter hibernation, people actually smiling, women walking around Manhattan without bras on, but most importantly; Day Drinking. Next time you’re at an out door happy hour spot, drinking on a weekend day, or hell, at your job, concoct one of these guys. It’s a drink you’ve heard of, but probably haven’t the slightest idea whats in it. The Tom Collins isn’t just for the country club anymore. Also try his hybrid freak of deliciousness “The Arnold Collins”

  • Inside MLB’s Opening Series in Japan [45 High Resolution Photos]

    In Baseball, HIGH QUALITY / / 0 comments

    Openign Day HEADER

    After five weeks of insider photos from MLB Spring Training baseball is finally here. The 2012 season kicked off in Japan early this morning when the Oakland Athletics took on the Seattle Mariners at the Tokyo Dome in front of 44,000 fans. The game went 11 innings with Dustin Ackley driving in the go-ahead run in the top of the 11th inning. Fan favorite Ichiro Suzuki went 4 for 5, while picking up the first hit of the MLB season as the Seattle Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics 3-1. The game itself was just one part of the trip as players took time to meet with Earthquake/Tsunami victims. Mariners players also stopped by the United States air force base and took a adrenaline filled helicopter ride over Japan. Here are insider photos from MLB’s opening day in Japan. Good luck with your fantasy drafts this week!

  • Sand Flea Jumping Robot: Awesome New Piece Of U.S. Army Technology

    In Technology, VIDEO / / 1 comment

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    Sand Flea is an 11-lb robot with one trick up its sleeve: Normally it drives like an RC car, but when it needs to it can jump 30 feet into the air. An onboard stabilization system keeps it oriented during flight to improve the view from the video uplink and to control landings. Once again America is leading the way in awesome technology.

  • 7 Things I Learned From The Minor League Coach Who Dropped 80 F-Bombs During A Four-Minute Post-Game Tirade

    In Baseball, VIDEO / / 0 comments

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    WARNING: Strong language. Here is what I want to know. How on Earth did someone film this coach going on a tirade and not get their face ripped off? I learned a few things from this coach. #1 – Be a man whether you’re on the mound, with your wife and family or at your job. #2 – Don’t pitch like a pu**y. #3 - pitching yourself into a 2-0 hole 22 times in two games is bad. #4 – you can’t win championships hitting .180 with runners on third. #5 – Get a clue. #6 – If you get beat, get beat with your best sh-t. #7 – Don’t play poker in the locker room when your team is getting killed.

 
 

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