The Morning Bark Newsletter

So we got Bruce Willis, zombies, and Kobe getting buckets. About what should be expected from Hollywood, right? You can check for the flick during All-Star weekend, which also just happens to be out in Los Angeles this year...

Sure, it's football's biggest game of the year, but you won't believe just how much cash each player earns (not including their normal salary) for this one, 60-minute game...

...Prior to the All-Star game, Ron Artest plans to put a mixtape out, according to the Los Angeles Times. 'There's going to be a bunch of celebrities on it,' Artest said...

After a hard training session with new club Flamengo, Ronaldinho decided to have some fun with a couple of trainers. Ronaldinho skillfully kicks the ball with a lot of spin on it, enough for it to move backwards and change direction, towards the goal of course...

After he was carted off the field strapped to a stretcher following an injury in a game against the Giants earlier this season, one would think that Lions' linebacker Zack Follett would be sensitive when it came to talking about player injuries. One would think...

New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter is committed to the New York Yankees for at least three more seasons, with a possibility of a fourth-year on a player's option. But all of those years may not be spent at shortstop...

Nothing was more popular in 80's sports than getting the whole team together and cutting a rap song. And nobody could leave the white guy on the sidelines. Fans of classics such as Monsters of Rock and Monster Ballads can say hello to the Monster of all Monsters...Sports Rap: White Guy Edition...

The artist formally known as Chad Ochocinco is changing his name back to Johnson. Ochocinco told NFL Live that despite past drama he is staying with the Cincinnati Bengals and will start fresh by changing his name back to Johnson...

Mike Napoli is underrated. Relief pitchers are inherently overrated. We hold these truths to be (supposedly) self-evident. So why does yesterday's trade of Napoli for Frank Francisco look just as good for the Jays as it does for the Rangers?

...What is transpiring at McArthur Towel and Sports in Baraboo, Wisconsin, is not only tearing a family apart, it might very well rip an entire community into cloth-like shreds. You see, McArthur Towel and Sports has been the official manufacturer of the Terrible Towel for the Pittsburgh Steelers since 1997...