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Alex Rodriguez was apparently trying to make sure everybody who was anybody could see him drive around Miami recently.
According to the New York Post’s Page Six, he drove around in a Mercedes with a license plate reading, “ALEX RODRIGUEZ.”
Just in case you weren’t 100% sure it was him courting the beautiful and charming Madonna.
My question is: Does ALEX RODRIGUEZ even fit on a license plate?

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At last! He speaks! Alex Rodriguez is commenting on his “friendship” with Madonna, telling People that they are just friends.
I wonder how Madonna feels about him talking about their friendship? Anywho, he also addresses the rumor that they’ve been flying around the country together, saying, “I can tell you this, I have never been on a plane with her.”
Still, they did spend time together in cities all over the country, whether they flew together or not. Methinks I need a bit more convincing before I’ll believe they aren’t an item.

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Cleveland’s LeBron James listens to Barry Manilow. When he showed reporters his iPod, it includes classics like “Copacabana,” “I Am Your Child” and “Mandy.” But he also said, “I got all music.” ~source
Sure, sure, we understand LeBron. There’s nothing wrong with a little Manilow guilty pleasure every now and then.
This is for you, big boy.

If you’re Lewis Hamilton these days, life is pretty darn good. After all, you’ve won the Formula One Grand Prix in Brazil over the weekend, AND you’ve got hugs and kisses from a real life Pussycat Doll.

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She’s otherwise known as Nicole Scherzinger, and she’s his girlfriend. (So he didn’t just pick her up at the race or anything.)
Here’s Nicole anxiously awaiting his win:

She was so excited that she even made a seperate message to congratulate him after the face:

If poor Yang Peiyi ends up in therapy because she’s convinced she was beaten up by an ugly stick for the first 7 years of her life, she’ll have the Olympic bigwigs in China to thank.
According to those who ran the Opening Ceremonies in Beijing, Peiyi has a face for radio. Blessed with a voice so lovely they had her sing “Ode to the Motherland,” she had a lip-synching stand-in at the mike. Nine-year-old Lin Miaoke, a seasoned pro with several commercials under her pint-sized belt, was the face presented to the 70 million viewers who tuned into the event.
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