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Jemele and Van hand out awards for Season 4 MVP, Rookie of the Year, Best Scene, and more
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Jemele Hill and Van Lathan hand out several awards to close out Season 4 of The Wire, including Rookie of the Year (40:30), Best Scene (35:00), MVP (1:09:00), and more. Stay tuned for another Van Lathan sidebar, involving corporal punishment and Janet Jackson (56:00).
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The hit Hulu whodunnit is a comedy that features exquisite interior design, beloved guest stars, and a bulldog named Winnie. But it’s also, um, a show about murder?
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are joined by their old agent Adam Gelvan from Octagon to discuss his job, his favorite Speidi moments, and the rise of social media
James and Reuben Pinder also discuss some of the biggest talking points from the weekend, such as Aston Villa’s six-goal hammering of Brighton, Chelsea’s quality, and Kai Havertz’s ceiling
Jason talks about what’s at stake for Justin Fields, the Chicago Bears’ matchup with the Washington Commanders, and the Chicago Bulls’ media day appearance
Cousin Sal and the D3 recap the biggest story lines from Week 4 in the NFL, preview the lines for Week 5, and recap the past weekend in college football
The Phillies defeated the Miami Marlins 4-1 to take a 1-0 lead in the NL wild-card series
