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• The Cut "I'm rooting for the Lannisters" fun piece on Game of Thrones (which I still read about on occasion even though I haven't watched since season 2)

• /Film Guillermo del Toro's official tequila looks like it's from one of his movies

• Vulture every Charlize Theron performance ranked. Interesting list though I quibble with the order (as they seem to equate the quality of the movies with the quality of her performance and Theron is precisely the star she is because she is often able to be good even in terrible pictures). Also Young Adult should be #1

• Playbill all star cast lined up for Steve Martin's next Broadway show (after his musical Bright Star), this one's a comedy called Meteor Shower

• Browbeat the internet goes wild for old Russ Tamblyn dancing clip from 1956

• Tracking Board Nicole Kidman is in talks to headline a crime thriller called Destroyer directed by Karyn Kusama.

Bobby Slayton's wife's death could have been avoided if her caretakers paid more attention to the grave condition she was in ... according to a new suit. Slayton's wife, Teddie Lee Tillett, was in the Sherman Oaks Hospital outside L.A. in March 2016 for pneumonia for 5 days before being discharged to a nursing facility ... according to the docs. "The Pitbull of Comedy" claims her condition worsened there and she had to be taken to another...

The new documentary “Sons of Ben” tells the story of a band of obsessive soccer fans who did the impossible. In 1996, Major League Soccer debuted, and even though Philadelphia is a top five media with storied sports franchise, a team never materialized. Ten years later, a group of die-hard Philly soccer fans decided to take matters into their own hands: They formed a supporter’s club called the Sons of Ben, named after Benjamin Franklin, for a soccer team that did not yet exist.

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Hoping to expand to 100 members by the end of the year, they ended up with 1,500 loyal fans who desperately wanted to bring professional soccer to their beloved city. Not only did the Sons of Ben succeed in changing the Philadelphia soccer landscape, but they also helped revive the struggling Chester community, which had been abandoned by the government,...