Jared Russo is a Curation Editor for Evenings and Weekends at Digg. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Jared curates and writes articles that cover a wide range of topics including movies, TV shows, celebrities, and popular trends. His articles aim to provide engaging and informative content for readers interested in staying up to date with the latest in entertainment news.
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Kento Miyaura was able to make that shot like a knuckleball, and just curve it in midair for an ace.
A journalism student asks "Jurassic Park" actor Sam Neill about the one lesson his parents taught him. And it brought him to tears trying to answer it.
A recent tweet about how similar Margot Robbie and Rochelle Aytes look began a series of quote tweets comparing two famous figures of different ethnicities or races who had striking similar faces. Comparing people's facial features can veer into sketchy territory, but, thankfully, we didn't find anything that took things in a sinister direction.
By: Jared Russo
This music video is a what-if mash-up: Black Sabbath writing "Never Gonna Give You Up" instead of Rick Astley. And it's good!
Eugene has a cooking show but he can't seem to actually get started on cooking anything. This sketch aired on April 1, 1989, and led to a series of "Anal Retentive Chef" skits.
Once you zoom in, you can find the cat. And if you don't after 20 minutes, you should get your eyes checked.
By: Jared Russo
This is a deep dive into the show that very few people ever saw, and even fewer remember. Its goal was to replace the MLB on strike, and it did not last long.
The umpire camera shows just how close Houston Astros star Jose Altuve was to getting struck in the face by a fastball.
Steven Soderbergh used to be the king of indie filmmaking back in the 1990s. "Sex, Lies and Videotape" was his gigantic introduction to the scene, and a tentpole in the indie promise that broke out in the late'80s. He then became one of the hardest working, most productive and widely celebrated filmmakers in Hollywood. He's won every award you can imagine, made the "Ocean's" and "Magic Mike" trilogy, and won Best Director at the Oscars — in 2000 — after having two nominated films in the category in the same year.
In 2024, it had the worst video game failure since the ’80s and “Madame Web” defined their cinematic output. Can Sony recover?...
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