2011 Celebrity Soccer Challenge feat Kobe Bryant, Alex Morgan, Mia Hamm, Pep Guardiola and More!

Friday, September 16th, 2011 at 6:17 pm

www.airealapparel.com Footage from the Celebrity Soccer Challenge in DC benefiting the Mia Hamm Foundation & Children’s Inhabitant Medical Center. More vids and photos from the event @ www.airealapparel.com and www.facebook.com/airealapparel. Kobe, Alex Morgan, Nomar Garciaparra, Jeff Green, Eddie Pope, DeAngelo Hall, and more. Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant US Women’s Inhabitant Player Alex Morgan US Women’s Inhabitant Player Ali Krieger US Women’s Inhabitant Player Heather O’Reilly US Women’s Inhabitant Player Tobin Heath Former DC United Star Eddie Pope Boston Celtic standout Jeff Green Washington Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall Washington Caps defenseman John Carlson Around the Horn host Tony Reali FC Barcelona’s Pep Guardiola Former DC United Star John Harkes Washington Post Columnist Mike Wise Washington Post Live host Ivan Carter NBC4 sports anchor Dan Hellie WJLA sports anchor Britt McHenry WJLA anchor Pam Brown

Alex Trebek Burglary Suspect — I’m a Prostitute, Not a Thief

Thursday, August 11th, 2011 at 12:14 pm

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The woman who allegedly stole a bunch of stuff from Alex Trebek’s San Francisco hotel room last month is a prostitute, not a thief … so says her lawyer.

The “Jeopardy” host claims the female suspect, 56-year-ancient Lucinda Moyers, ruined into his hotel room and jacked 0 in cash, a bracelet and other bits and pieces on July 26 … and then he injured himself chasing her down the hallway.

But Moyers’ lawyer, Mark Jacobs (not the designer) — tells the San Francisco Examiner the woman was at the hotel to meet an nameless john … and did not break into Trebek’s room.

Jacobs has not given specific details on how Trebek and Moyers crossed paths.

Tale rising …

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Influential Big Star member Alex Chilton dies (AP)

Thursday, March 18th, 2010 at 4:46 pm

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AP – Alex Chilton, the singer and guitarist who had a No. 1 hit as a gravel-voiced teen with “The Letter” and went on to influence a generation of musicians through his work with Huge Star, died Wednesday in New Orleans. He was 59.