The star of Ken Burns' The Tenth Inning — besides baseball itself — is Barry Bonds.
"He had to be," Burns says.
While Babe Ruth did it on hot dogs and beer and Hank Aaron on a diet no one ever questioned, Bonds is suspected to have set baseball's all-time home-run record on steroids. So Bonds looms large throughout the four hours of Burns' follow-up to his Emmy-winning 1994 documentary series Baseball.
Burns and partner Lynn Novick — whose credits include the masterful The Civil War and Jazz — expansively cover the last 16 years of the sport, including...
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Adult studio Vivid Entertainment has put a temporary hold on the distribution of a Mindy McCready sex tape in order to take the "legal steps to prove it has the right to distribute it."
Attorney: Mindy McCready "not aware" of sex tape release
Vivid founder/co-chairman Steven Hirsch remains confident that the studio will distribute Mindy McCready, Baseball Mistress, which features the country singer engaging in sexual acts and talking about former sexual partners, including baseball great Roger Clemens, according to the company's news release about the film.
Mindy McCready stars in sex tape, claims she had oral sex with Roger Clemens at 16
"We've decided to take a little extra time to ...
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Mindy McCready's attorney says the country singer is not on board with her release of a sex tape that features her talking about former partners .
"We are not aware of the production or release of the alleged film that seems to have surfaced via various media reports," her attorney, Adam Dread said in a statement. "However, we can confirm that ...
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Mindy McCready will make her adult film debut, offering a narrative about her famous former lovers — one of whom she says is baseball legend Roger Clemens.
Mindy McCready, Baseball Mistress, coming April 19, will feature the Celebrity Rehab star as the country singer "takes it off and gets it on with a boyfriend named 'Peter' in the tape that contains ...
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Roger Clemens' first interview since being named in George Mitchell’s report on steroid use in baseball will air Sunday on 60 Minutes (Jan. 6, 7 pm/ET, CBS). It will come as little surprise that the pitching superstar says he has “never” taken performance-enhancing drugs. He tells 60 Minutes’ Mike Wallace that his former personal trainer Brian McNamee only injected him with “lidocaine and B-12. It’s for my joints, and B-12 I still take today.” (Lidocaine is a painkiller commonly used as a local anesthetic.) McNamee told former senator Mitchell that he injected Clemens with steroids and HGH (human growth hormone). Clemens, who will not be re-signed to the New York Yankees for the ’08 season, tells Wallace that those claims are “ridiculous.” Firing back, McNamee’s lawyer, Earl Ward, tells the New York Times, “The only injections he ever gave Clemens were for steroids and human growth hormone.”ESPN2 will air a SportsCente...
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