Ex-Bengals coach learned of Joe Burrow’s burglary from The Post: ‘You’ve gotta be f–king kidding me’
Former Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo found out about Joe Burrow’s home being burglarized last season in the same way as many people: The New York Post….
Tired Patrick and Brittany Mahomes head back to reality as couple returns from Fourth of July celebrations in Miami
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes were spotted at the airport on Sunday returning from their Fourth of July celebrations – and the Chiefs star’s better half looked exhausted…
Why Jared Goff felt ‘betrayed’ by Rams after blockbuster Lions trade
Lions quarterback Jared Goff can vividly remember the moment he learned he was being traded to Detroit and feeling “betrayed” by the Rams in the immediate aftermath….
Ex-NFL head coach stuns fans with NSFW shirt to celebrate Fourth of July
ESPN analyst and ex-NFL coach Rex Ryan celebrated the Fourth of July with two former co-workers – but drew snickers for his NSFW and punny t-shirt. Ryan…
Kirk Cousins felt ‘misled’ when Falcons drafted Michael Penix Jr.
Kirk Cousins wishes he had the inside scoop last March. The benched Falcons quarterback revealed he felt “misled” after leaving the Vikings to sign a four-year, $180…
Fox analyst Terry Bradshaw takes playful swipe at network over Tom Brady’s $375million contract
Pro Football Hall of Famer and Fox NFL studio host Terry Bradshaw took a subtle dig at his longtime employer in reference to the mega contract they…
Shocking moment Joe Burrow discovers his $7.5m home has been burglarized aired in new Netflix series
The moment Joe Burrow discovered his Ohio home had been burglarized while he was playing for the Cincinnati Bengals has been aired for the first time in…
The Mummies of Guanajuato are a number of naturally mummified bodies interred during a cholera outbreak around Guanajuato, Mexico in 1833
The mummies were discovered in a cemetery in Guanajuato, making the city one of the biggest tourist attractions in Mexico. The bodies appear to have been disinterred…
New art exhibit in London to focus on first London tattoo parlor in the 1800’s
Tattoo art has been around for centuries. Whether tattoos depict religious sayings or gods, or if they were part of a ritual, they have held a lot…
Archaeological findings from the ancient city of Thebes in Egypt have revealed what are considered the earliest known functional prosthetic body parts: artificial toes. Dating to approximately 3,000 years ago, these meticulously crafted prostheses—made from materials such as wood and leather—demonstrate a sophisticated understanding of biomechanics and medical care in ancient Egyptian society.
The original Cairo toe, made out of wood and leather, is housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. The toe was found attached to a female mummy….