Monday 8/23/21
Celebrate National Ride The Wind, Sponge Cake, and Cuban Sandwich Day.
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A new study found two hours of playing video games can burn as many calories as 1,000 sit-ups.
Guys burned an average of 210 calories an hour while gaming, while women burned 236. And it took around 500 sit-ups to burn the same amount.
Of course, just sitting and doing nothing can burn 100 calories an hour. So it's not like gaming burns a ton more. But a separate study last year found gamers are 21% more likely to have a healthy body weight.
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The Netflix movie "Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal and Greed" will premiere Wednesday. So far, Netflix is being pretty secretive about its content. (I'm sure there will be happy little trees)
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The Answer is - Easy Come Easy Go. What is I was the new host, but now I'm Not!
Mike Richards will not become the new permanent host of the iconic daytime game show after all.
Producer Sony Pictures Television announced the embattled Richards – who is also the show’s executive producer – was stepping down from the role.
The upcoming season of Jeopardy! actually started filming Thursday with Richards as host, but on Friday morning he released the following statement:
“Dear Team,
It pains me that these past incidents and comments have cast such a shadow on Jeopardy! as we look to start a new chapter.
I want to apologize to each of you for the unwanted negative attention that has come to Jeopardy! over the last few weeks and for the confusion and delays this is now causing. I know I have a lot of work to do to regain your trust and confidence.”
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TMZ reports Don Everly, the last remaining member of The Everly Brothers -- the duo that had a profound influence on numerous groups including The Beatles -- has died at 84.
Don passed away Saturday at his home in Nashville. The cause of death is not yet known.
Don and Phil had flawless harmony, and it not only resonated with consumers, it became a template for numerous bands and groups, including The Beatles, The Mamas and the Papas, Simon and Garfunkel, the Hollies, and more.
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