This is why when I go to a baseball game, usually on my visits out to Arizona, I eat before going to see the game. ESPN’s Outside The Lines  has done a feature on sports complexes and where you may think twice about what you buy to eat at games. Mold in ice machines at six stands at [...]

I like guys who are outspoken and aren’t afraid to speak their minds. It’s a double-edged sword that can both win you some admirers and make other’s question your motives. Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen is one of these outspoken guys I like, but that doesn’t mean I can’t disagree with him; and so is [...]

It’s been a roller coaster year for USC sophomore Matt Barkley: winning the starting quarterback job as a freshman, losing head coach Pete Carroll to the NFL, having chronic under-performer Lane Kiffin named as head coach, getting nailed by the NCAA for rules infractions and being named to our Top 25 College Hotties Rankings for the second straight [...]

Disgruntled Washington Redskins DT Albert Haynesworth, the highest paid defensive player in the National Football League, can’t pass a conditioning test. On his first attempt at passing the conditioning test Haynesworth failed after taking an extended bathroom break in the middle of it; on the second attempt he just failed it; there was a swollen knee used [...]

A young lad many of you most likely have never heard of has become the latest martyr in a long line of many as his slaying back in 2008 again puts a spotlight on homophobic attacks, a judicial system which will lower charges in order to get a conviction and yet one more of our community to [...]

California Highway Patrol released video of Sacramento Kings’ rookie Tyreke Evans reaching speeds of up to 130 MPH on Interstate 80 in his purple Mercedes. That’s not a typo; Evans drives a purple Mercedes. Stay classy Sacramento. Although his former bay area neighbor JaMarcus Russell thinks purple drank is cool , Evans should know that only Prince [...]

Guest post from Randy Stern Sorry, Pete and Paul, but… Photo by Randy Stern The difference between last season and this one will be commitment. Last year, I was well into it. The Minnesota Vikings provided a lot of excitement in my life from last August through the middle of this past January. Brett Favre helped tremendously for [...]

In the wake of ESPN’s ombudsman’s severe critique of the network’s deal to exchange air time for the LeBron James decision debacle, comes another story of ESPN pulling a less than flattering story about LeBron’s weekend trip to Las Vegas after it was posted on ESPNLosAngeles.com. The story, as presented below, is a first-hand account of ESPN’s Arash [...]

I have very rarely over the past three years of blogging put a spotlight on FRC and others of the same ilk as some other bloggers and websites do. Not that I’m better than anyone else, I just don’t want to be a party to spotlighting their cesspool of hate. But FRC has gone over the top [...]

Staffordshire University in England has released a survey ( http://www.topfan.co.uk) of 2000 respondents of which only 7%  had a problem with British footballers being openly gay. Culture, media and sport professor Ellis Cashmore and senior sociology lecturer Jamie Cleland conducted the survey according to Reuters. The big surprise was that we got what I suppose you’d call a counter-intuitive response and that [...]

Regular readers of this blog know it is an eclectic mix of serious news, the odd, the fun and of course BEEFCAKE. As the editor/writer it is my job (sans pay of course) to look through upteem million (well almost) sources of news then decide what to feature in our Rainbow world. Well it has [...]

Unsigned Denver Bronco’s quarterback Tim Tebow signed a deal to endorse Jockey underwear and apparel on Tuesday. The deal seems like a natural fit for a company and a quarterback who aren’t quite the best at what they do, but are full of potential. No word yet if the underwear comes with scripture stitched into the lining. [...]

The year of the pitcher — and most likely the beginning of pitching dominance for years to come — continued last night as Matt Garza of the Tampa Bays Rays threw the fifth no-hitter in the majors this season. With roughly 60 percent of the season in the books, only five seasons since 1900 have had [...]

Florida quarterback John Brantley attempts to replace a Gainesville legend in 2010, and from a pure skills point-of-view he should do just fine. During mostly mop-up duty behind Tim Tebow , Brantley has completed 71-percent of his passes (54 of 76) for 645 yards with 10 touchdowns to just one pick. Brantley vs Tebow Tebow was a fiery leader, [...]

Las Vegas, known for the best parties, concerts and events, is becoming even more Fabulous during a fun-filled, indulgent party weekend August 12-15. Hosted by MGM Resorts properties’ ARIA, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, The Mirage, Monte Carlo, New York-New York, Luxor and Excalibur, Fabulous Las Vegas will offer special events throughout the 4-day celebration including limited access to [...]

Penis pics, shoulder pads and very little talk of the team….just another day in Cowboys’ training camp. Shoulder Pad Gate Listening to the Cowboys press conference on The Ticket Monday afternoon I was amazed that 90 percent of the questions involved wide receiver Dez Bryant’s refusal to carry fellow wide receiver Roy Williams’ shoulder pads to the locker [...]

While theater goers embrace actors and actresses who are openly gay and lesbian particularly on The Great White Way not so can be said of movie and television audiences, or so many in Hollywood would say. For the second time in as many years advice was given to actors and actresses, wannabees or actual, to stay [...]

In an ” exclusive” at Pam’s House Blend is a letter from Dan Choi to Senator Harry Reid about Choi’s dismissal from the military. He also gave Reid his West Point ring. The photo is from PHB. July 24, 2010 The Honorable Harry Reid, Senate Majority Leader: Dear Harry: My West Point ring has always symbolized an irrevocable promise: my [...]