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...easy predicting a reality TV show winner using search term data. It's more art than science. I learned that hard lesson during the second season of Dancing with The Stars. Based on an overwhelming number of searches for female wrestler Stacy Keibler (she had over 10 times that of the other finalists), I declared her the winner 24 hours before the show's finale. I couldn't have been further...
...found a satisfaction from within. When I really thought I nailed a scene, and I went back to my camper and was only by myself, I was just very happy about my performance,” the former professional wrestler told a crowd of reporters and lucky fans at a question-and-answer session held after a “Condemned” screening...
...meatier roles in this film belong to the two actors playing Mike Myers, newcomer Daeg Faerch as 10-year-old Michael and pro wrestler Taylor Mane as the adult. Zombie, who also wrote the script, says he wants his Halloween to explore whether Myers was born evil or became evil. In one scene, the 6'10" Mane plays the role as a downcast, sweet, Frankensteiny kind of a villain, exploited by the medical professionals treating him. (Evidently the evil icon gets his murderous mojo back later in the film). This Myers is also shrouded in hair, another Zombie signature...
From the first few weeks of the season, coaches and teammates knew freshman wrestler J.P. O’Connor had endless potential. After placing fifth at NCAAs to complete his rookie campaign with a 37-8 record, these high hopes for the Crimson 149-pounder were confirmed.His placement at the NCAAs earned O’Connor All-American status. He not only finished highest among the four Crimson wrestlers at the tournament, but, in addition, his finish was the highest for any freshman in Harvard wrestling history.O’Connor’s long list of achievements, however, extends...
...Freshman wrestler J.P. O’Connor, already named Ivy League co-rookie of the year, was named yesterday as EIWA freshman of the year by the league’s coaches. O’Connor finished his rookie campaign with a 37-8 record, including a fifth-place finish in the NCAA Championships in the 149 weight class, as well as a second-place finish at the EIWA championships in the same division. His fifth-place NCAA performance also earned him all-Americn status. It was the best nationals placing by a Harvard freshman in school history...